Reno public meetings in 2021

Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board will receive a statistics and area update from the Reno Police Department. The board will also discuss a development request for the Peavine Employment Center, though no formal action will be taken on the project.

• LDC22-00018 (Peavine Employment Center): Proposed Master Plan and zoning map amendment for ±203.46 acres southeast of Red Rock Road and Trail Drive
• Reno Police Department presentation on Ward 4 statistics and area update

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land use requests, including residential subdivisions and commercial permits. The body is deciding on tentative maps, conditional use permits, and a zoning map amendment recommendation for the City Council.

• Case No. LDC22-00027: Request to rezone ±256.3 acres near North Virginia Street and Doubleback Road from Mixed-Use Suburban to Industrial Commercial
• Case No. LDC22-00024: Conditional use permit for an auto dealership at 7063 South Virginia Street
• Case No. LDC22-00029: Tentative map for 165 commercial condominium lots north of Panther Drive
• Case No. LDC22-00025 and LDC22-00026: Tentative maps for 65-unit and 109-unit single-family subdivisions near Echo Valley Parkway and South Meadows Parkway
• Case No. LDC22-00016: Major site plan review for a 300-unit multi-family development on Gardella Avenue

The Reno City Planning Commission approved several development requests, including a 300-unit multifamily project (Stone Village) with a 5-1 vote, adding a condition limiting buildings on the western property line to two stories. The commission also approved a conditional use permit for an auto dealership (Carlotz), recommended approval of a zoning map amendment for the North Valleys Commerce Center, and approved tentative maps for two Daybreak PUD residential subdivisions and a Luxelocker mini-warehouse project. One item, Rio Wrangler Elementary School, was pulled from the agenda with no action taken.

• Approved Stone Village Multi-Family major site plan review for 300 units, with added condition limiting western buildings to two stories (5-1)
• Approved Carlotz conditional use permit for auto dealership at 7063 South Virginia Street (unanimous)
• Recommended City Council approve North Valleys Commerce Center zoning map amendment from MS to IC (unanimous)
• Approved Luxelocker conditional use permit, alternative equivalent compliance, and tentative map for 165 commercial condominium lots (unanimous)
• Approved Daybreak PUD Area 20C tentative map for 65 single-family homes (unanimous)
• Approved Daybreak PUD Area 21 tentative map for 109 single-family homes, with added Condition No. 16 for gated emergency access (unanimous)
• Pulled Rio Wrangler Elementary School major site plan review from agenda (no action)
• Approved minutes from Nov 3, Nov 18, and Dec 2 meetings (various votes)

Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board will receive updates on wild horse safety and police crime statistics. The board will also hear a presentation regarding a conditional use permit for a vehicle sales and rental business.

• Conditional use permit request LDC22-00032 for automobile, truck, RV, boat, and trailer sales/rental at 9800 South Virginia
• Wild horse safety concerns update for Lower Geiger Grade and Veteran’s Parkway
• Reno Police Department November crime statistics report

Skyway Design Review Committee

The Skyway Design Review Committee is meeting to consider a conditional use permit for a pedestrian bridge. The proposed skyway would connect the City Center building to a parking garage.

• Review of Reno City Center Skyway Project (LDC22-00023): proposed open air skyway connecting 219 North Center Street to a parking garage at 50 East Plaza Street
• Nomination and election of Chair and Vice Chair

Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board will receive information on new ward boundaries effective January 1, 2022. The board will also discuss climate resiliency, infrastructure priorities, and a proposal for Oxbow Rehabilitation. Members and the public can provide feedback on a proposed residential condominium project.

• New ward boundaries and neighborhood identification map effective January 1, 2022
• Oxbow Rehabilitation ARPA Proposal presentation by Parks and Recreation Department
• Discussion of climate resiliency and infrastructure priorities in Ward 1
• Arlington Condos (LDC22-00028): Proposed 63 unit residential condominium project on ±3.75 acres northwest of Arlington Avenue and West 2nd Street

Human Rights Commission

The Human Rights Commission will hear presentations on Native American history in Northern Nevada and the creation of a land acknowledgement statement. The body will discuss the possible adoption of a land recognition statement for its meetings and review updates to the Human Rights Commission Action Plan.

• Presentation on Native American communities in Northern Nevada by Stacey Montooth and Bethany Sam
• Possible adoption of the City of Reno Arts and Culture Commission’s land recognition statement
• Discussion on recommending land acknowledgement statements for City Council, Boards, and Commissions
• Possible edits and next steps for the Human Rights Commission Action Plan

Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board

The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board are meeting to decide on several infrastructure contracts, business licenses, and grant acceptances. Key items include sewer rehabilitation and emergency equipment for fire and police departments.

• Contract for 2021 Reno Consolidated Sewer Rehabilitation Phase 3 – Lear Force Main Project with Sierra Nevada Construction, Inc. for $7,944,007
• Agreement with AECOM Technical Services, Inc. for OneWater Nevada Advanced Purified Water Demonstration Project for a net of $1,407,410.20
• Settlement of outstanding franchise fees from NV Energy in the amount of $781,024
• Acceptance of $476,304 DHS grant for Reno Fire Department HazMat equipment
• Granting of 16 Arts and Culture Event Grants totaling $74,027 and 26 Project Grants totaling $119,609

The Reno City Council approved a three-year exclusive franchise agreement with Bird for an e-scooter share program, after an initial motion to approve staff's recommendation failed. The approved agreement requires staff to return to Council for approval of sidewalk corralling and governing rules after input from the Reno Access Advisory Committee, and to present a detailed outreach and education program. The Council also adopted resolutions authorizing general obligation and tax-exempt debt financing, and approved a $500,000 loan-to-grant agreement for 96 units of modular affordable housing.

• Approved 3-year exclusive Bird e-scooter franchise (7-0), contingent on Council review of sidewalk rules and outreach plan
• Adopted Resolution No. 8986 for general obligation financing (6-1, Brekhus opposed)
• Adopted Resolution No. 8987 for tax-exempt obligations (6-1, Brekhus opposed)
• Approved $2,010,586 AECOM design contract for OneWater Nevada project (6-1, Brekhus opposed)
• Adopted Resolution No. 8990 authorizing $500,000 CDBG loan-to-grant for 96-unit modular housing (6-0, Duerr absent)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 6614 amending packaged alcohol sales rules (6-0, Duerr absent)
• Referred Bill No. 7198 for second reading with modified single-container rule (5-1, Brekhus opposed)
• Approved $74,027 in Arts and Culture Event Grants and $119,609 in Project Grants (both unanimous)

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three development projects. The body is considering a tentative map for duplexes in Midtown, a zoning amendment for the Little City Landscape district, and a 27-unit subdivision at Moose Ridge Estates.

• Case No. LDC22-00017: Tentative map for four duplexes and one single family home at Cheney Street and Wilson Avenue
• Case No. LDC21-00070: Zoning map amendment to Little City Landscape Specific Plan District on ±1.51 acres south of Linden Street
• Case No. LDC21-00076: Tentative map for a 27-unit single-family subdivision and site plan review for ±42.97 acres north of Moose Ridge Drive

The Reno City Planning Commission approved the tentative map for Midtown Garden Homes, a six-parcel development with four duplexes and one single-family home, subject to conditions. It also recommended City Council approval of the Little City Landscape Specific Plan District amendments and approved the Moose Ridge Estates subdivision and site plan, with one commissioner voting against. The commission accepted the October 20, 2021 meeting minutes with one abstention.

• Approved the October 20, 2021 meeting minutes (6-0, Velto abstained).
• Approved the Midtown Garden Homes tentative map (LDC22-00017) unanimously, subject to conditions.
• Recommended City Council approval of the Little City Landscape Specific Plan District zoning map amendment and handbook changes (LDC21-00070) unanimously.
• Approved the Moose Ridge Estates tentative map and major site plan review (LDC21-00076) 6-1, with Villanueva opposed.
• Added Condition No. 15 to Moose Ridge Estates requiring a 10-foot setback and drainage swale for a neighboring parcel.
• Received public comment on rent control and affordable housing; no action taken.

Urban Forestry Commission

The Urban Forestry Commission is holding a special meeting to receive input and discuss a Tree Preservation Ordinance. The session includes opportunities for public comment on this item and general matters.

• Discussion and input regarding Tree Preservation Ordinance presented by Principal Planner Kelly Mullin

Reno City Council

The City Council will discuss several rezoning requests and the adoption of ordinances regarding catalytic converter possession and park ranger jurisdiction. The body is also reviewing various service contracts and privileged business licenses.

• Rezoning and Master Plan amendment for ±6.26 acre Plumb Lane Business Park site
• Rezoning of ±7 acre Prism North Valleys Distribution Center site to Industrial Commercial
• Rezoning of ±0.65 acre site at 3715 Warren Way to Multi-Family
• Contract with Otis Elevator Co. for maintenance not to exceed $389,400
• Consultant agreement with Farr West Engineering for Booth Street Sewer Siphon Project not to exceed $346,917

The Reno City Council approved two sewer design contracts (Farr West Engineering for $346,917 and Stantec for $176,756), adopted ordinances including a catalytic converter possession ban and expanded park ranger jurisdiction, and referred three rezoning bills for second reading. The council also approved a consent agenda with business licenses and other items, and made several board appointments.

• Approved contract with Otis Elevator Co. for elevator/escalator maintenance, not to exceed $389,400.
• Approved consultant agreement with Farr West Engineering for Booth Street Sewer Siphon Project design, not to exceed $346,917.
• Approved consultant agreement with Stantec for Lakeside Sewer Capacity Improvement Project design, not to exceed $176,756.
• Adopted Ordinance No. 6611 prohibiting possession of catalytic converters unless permitted.
• Adopted Ordinance No. 6612 expanding park ranger jurisdiction to city trails, open spaces, and public property within 350 feet of the Truckee River.
• Adopted Ordinance No. 6613 changing ward boundaries on the Official City Map.
• Referred Bill No. 7195 (Plumb Lane Business Park rezoning) for second reading and adoption.
• Referred Bill No. 7196 (Prism North Valleys Distribution Center rezoning) for second reading, with Council Member Brekhus opposed.

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission will review a request to rezone land for industrial use and a tentative map for a single-family residential subdivision. The body will also receive reports on Planning Division projects and City Council actions.

• Case No. LDC22-00014 (The Village at Arrowcreek): Tentative map for a 124 lot single-family residential subdivision on ±10.229 acres south of Zolezzi Lane
• Case No. LDC22-00015 (Reno Lear Industrial Rezoning): Zoning amendment from Mixed-Use Suburban (MS) to Industrial (I) for a ±83.53 acre site at Lear Boulevard and Stead Boulevard

The Reno City Planning Commission unanimously approved the tentative map for The Village at Arrowcreek, a 124-lot single-family residential subdivision on Arrowcreek Parkway, subject to conditions in the staff report. The commission also unanimously recommended that City Council approve a zoning amendment for the Reno Lear Industrial site, changing it from Mixed-Use Suburban to Industrial. Both items passed with five commissioners present; two were absent.

• Approved the tentative map for The Village at Arrowcreek (LDC22-00014), a 124-lot single-family subdivision, unanimously with conditions
• Recommended City Council approve the Reno Lear Industrial rezoning (LDC22-00015) from Mixed-Use Suburban to Industrial, unanimously
• Commissioner Johnson requested future staff presentations include examples of different development patterns

Urban Forestry Commission

The Urban Forestry Commission will meet to provide discussion and input on a Tree Preservation Ordinance. The meeting also includes the approval of the agenda and previous meeting minutes.

• Discussion and input regarding Tree Preservation Ordinance

Historical Resources Commission Meeting

The Historical Resources Commission is meeting to discuss the preservation and recognition of several local sites. The body will consider recommendations for historic plaques and the nomination of a cathedral complex to the National Register of Historic Places.

• Recommendation on locations for up to 20 historical plaques in Midtown
• Nomination of St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedral Complex to the National Register of Historic Places
• Letter of support for the revitalization of the First Church of Christ, Scientist/Lear Theater
• Preservation and outreach for the Freight House building
• Historical integrity of the City-owned Thompson House at the western terminus of Riverside Drive

Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board will review statistics from the Reno Police Department and a city year-in-review report. The board will also discuss five development projects to gather public feedback for the Reno Planning Commission.

• LDC22-00016: 300-unit multi-family development on Gardella Avenue
• LDC22-00027: Rezoning of 256.3 acres near North Virginia Street and Doubleback Road from Mixed-Use Suburban to Industrial Commercial
• LDC22-00021: Conditional use permit for automobile wrecking and salvage yard at 276 Parr Boulevard
• LDC22-00029: Storage facility and 124 commercial condominium lots north of Panther Drive
• LDC22-00019: 40,000 square foot industrial manufacturing building on Spectrum Boulevard

Reno City Council

The Reno City Council will meet to decide on several contracts, including a fire station alerting system and water facility rehabilitation. The body will also consider introducing ordinances regarding catalytic converter possession, park ranger jurisdiction, and city ward boundaries.

• Contract with PURVIS Fire Station Alerting System for software and services not to exceed $1,240,000
• Contract with Farr Construction for Reno Stead Water Reclamation Facility Recycled Water Metering Facility Rehabilitation Project for $368,300
• Proposed ordinance prohibiting possession of a catalytic converter unless otherwise permitted
• Proposed ordinance expanding park ranger jurisdiction to city trails, open spaces, and public property within 350 feet of the Truckee River
• Proposed ordinance to change City of Reno ward boundaries on the Official City Map

The Reno City Council introduced three ordinances, including one to prohibit possession of catalytic converters unless permitted, and referred them for second reading. The council also approved the consent agenda, which included a $1.24M contract for a fire station alerting system and a $368,300 contract for a water reclamation facility project. A proposed amendment to developer special assessment district financing guidelines was withdrawn.

• Introduced ordinance prohibiting catalytic converter possession (Bill 7192) (unanimous)
• Introduced ordinance expanding park ranger jurisdiction to trails, open spaces, and river shore (Bill 7193) (unanimous)
• Introduced ward boundary map change with Map D (Bill 7194) (unanimous)
• Approved $1.24M contract with PURVIS Fire Station Alerting System (unanimous)
• Accepted $1,000 donation from Paralyzed Veterans of America for paramedic scholarship (unanimous)
• Awarded $368,300 contract to Farr Construction for water metering facility rehab (unanimous)
• Adopted resolutions accepting streets in Stonefield Phase 4 (Resolutions 8978, 8979) (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution donating $2,500 to Latino Arte and Culture (Resolution 8980) (unanimous)

Access Advisory Committee

The committee will receive informational updates on the Moana Springs Park and Aquatic Center, the Public Safety Center project, and the NDOT ADA five-year plan. The body may also recommend Nickolas Camit or LaShon Colter to fill one vacant position on the committee.

• Update on Moana Springs Park and Aquatic Center
• Update on Public Safety Center project
• Presentation on NDOT ADA five-year plan
• Potential recommendation of Nickolas Camit or LaShon Colter for a vacant committee seat

Recreation and Parks Commission

The Recreation and Parks Commission will meet to discuss the Bob Cashell Memorial and appoint its 2022 Chair and Vice Chair. The body will also consider the 2022 meeting schedule and receive updates on park maintenance and off-leash dog areas.

• Approval of Bob Cashell Memorial at Bicentennial Park
• Appointment of 2022 Commission Chair and Vice Chair
• Approval of 2022 RPC meeting schedule
• Status report on Parks Maintenance Division
• Update on off-leash dog areas in City of Reno parks

Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board will receive updates on crime statistics, broadband connectivity, and wildlife safety. The board will also hear presentations on two development projects to collect public feedback for the Reno Planning Commission.

• LDC22-00022: Major site plan review for a pedestrian pathway at Rio Wrangler Elementary School (Rio Wrangler Parkway and Stepping Stone Drive)
• LDC22-00024: Conditional use permit for an auto dealership at 7063 South Virginia Street
• Reno Police Department quarterly crime statistics for August, September, and October
• Wildlife safety updates regarding bears and wild horses on Lower Geiger Grade and Veteran’s Parkway
• Western Nevada Development District broadband connectivity update

Reno Arts & Culture Commission

The Reno Arts & Culture Commission is meeting to discuss funding recommendations for 2022 event and project grants. The body will also consider appointing a commission member to the Public Art Committee.

• Possible approval of 2022 Arts & Culture Event and Project Grants not to exceed $194,000
• Possible appointment of a member to the Public Art Committee
• Grant requests for various organizations including Sierra Nevada Ballet, Artown, and Reno Philharmonic Association
• Grant requests for projects such as the 2022 Artown Opening Night Celebration and Northern Nevada Pride

Reno City Council

The City Council is discussing collective bargaining agreements for Local 39 supervisory and non-supervisory units. The body is also considering amendments to the municipal code regarding package alcohol licenses and the creation of 'Safe Scape' areas downtown.

• Collective Bargaining Agreement for Local 39 Non-Supervisory Unit costing $2,847,990.50 this fiscal year
• Collective Bargaining Agreement for Local 39 Supervisory Unit costing $431,997.34 this fiscal year
• Consultant agreement with Atkins for Stead Boulevard Sewer Capacity Project not to exceed $396,195
• Consultant agreement with Shaw Engineering for Edison and University Sanitary Sewer Lift Stations not to exceed $310,598
• Proposed renaming of N. Center Street to University Way between the Truckee River and E. Ninth Street

The Reno City Council approved an interlocal agreement with the Truckee Meadows Water Authority for the OneWater Nevada Advanced Purified Water Project at American Flat, with the city's share at $72,096,080 (6-1). It also approved two collective bargaining agreements with Local 39, including cost-of-living increases, and advanced two ordinances to introduce new package alcohol sales restrictions, with the first ordinance passing unanimously and the second passing 6-1. The council also approved a 5-1 vote to amend the city manager's employment agreement, setting his base salary at $349,250.

• Approved $72,096,080 cost share for OneWater Nevada water project (6-1)
• Approved collective bargaining agreement with Local 39 Non-Supervisory Unit (unanimous)
• Approved collective bargaining agreement with Local 39 Supervisory Unit (unanimous)
• Approved city manager employment agreement with $349,250 base salary (5-1)
• Referred Bill No. 7189 for second reading to amend Title 18 for package alcohol sales (unanimous)
• Referred Bill No. 7190 for second reading to amend Title 5 for package alcohol sales (6-1)
• Approved Business Impact Statement for package alcohol ordinance (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 8977 renaming N. Center Street to University Way (6-1)

Grants Committee of the City of Reno Arts and Culture Commission

The Grants Committee of the City of Reno Arts and Culture Commission is meeting to score, rank, and recommend 2022 Event and Project Grants. The committee will evaluate numerous requests from local arts organizations and educational institutions.

• Event Grant requests for 19 projects, most capped at $7,000
• Project Grant requests for 21 projects, most capped at $7,000
• Grant request of $2,120 from Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival for Young Shakespeare Program
• Grant request of $5,000 from Reno Pops Orchestra for Summer Music Camp
• Review of requests from organizations including Artown, Reno Philharmonic Association, and Nevada Museum of Art

Senior Citizen Advisory Committee

The committee will review findings regarding senior vaccinations with the Reno Fire Department and discuss senior death rates in Washoe County. Members will also consider activities for Older Americans month and gather input on parks and recreation priorities.

• Possible action on Reno Fire Department senior vaccination findings
• Possible action on the number of deaths of seniors (age 60+) in Washoe County
• Possible action on proposed activities for Older Americans month
• Public input on priorities for the Parks, Recreation and Open Space Service Plan
• Update from Washoe County Human Services Agency/Senior Division

Urban Forestry Commission

The Urban Forestry Commission is holding a special meeting to receive input and discuss a Tree Preservation Ordinance. The discussion will be led by Principal Planner Kelly Mullin.

• Discussion and possible action regarding Tree Preservation Ordinance

Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The board will elect a Chair and Vice Chair for upcoming meetings. Discussion items include a park proposal at Keystone and Van Ness and several development project reviews.

• Election of the Chair and Vice Chair
• Park Proposal at Keystone and Van Ness presentation
• LDC22-00023: Reno City Center Skyway pedestrian bridge request
• ABN22-00002: Hillside Drive right of way abandonment request
• ABN21-00005: Ralston and West 5th Street alley abandonment request

Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The board will receive informational updates on the Humboldt Street Neighborhood Rehabilitation Project and upcoming projects. The meeting also includes a review of the RPD Quarterly Crime Statistics Report.

• Neighborhood Rehabilitation Project update for Humboldt Street
• RPD Quarterly Crime Statistics Report

Financial Advisory Board

The Financial Advisory Board will discuss the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on the FY 2022 budget and review internal audit reports. The board may also make recommendations regarding the Moana Pool construction and the Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Service Plan.

• COVID-19 pandemic impact on FY 2022 budget and mitigating efforts
• Moana Pool construction progress and estimated completion dates
• Internal Audit report of the 2021 Waste Management Data Validation Review
• Internal Audit report on Sewer Billing Variance Review
• Appointment of three individuals to the Financial Advisory Board from a pool including Chris Guenther and Kenneth Munsterman

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission will consider several land use requests, including a 142-lot townhome subdivision and a 124-lot single-family subdivision. The body will also review requests for zoning map amendments and Master Plan changes for business and industrial sites.

• Case No. LDC22-00008 (Rancho IV): Tentative map for 142-lot townhome subdivision on ±28.04 acres at Vista Rafael Parkway and Stoltz Road
• Case No. LDC22-00002 (Plumb Lane Business Park): Master Plan amendment and rezoning of ±6.26 acres near Yori Avenue and Casazza Drive
• Case No. LDC21-00077 (3715 Warren Way): Zoning amendment from SF-3 to MF-21 for ±0.65 acre site
• Case No. LDC22-00013 (Prism North Valleys Distribution Center): Zoning amendment from MS to IC for ±7 acre site on North Virginia Street
• Case No. LDC22-00014 (The Village at Arrowcreek): Tentative map for 124-lot single-family subdivision on ±10.229 acres on Arrowcreek Parkway

The Reno City Planning Commission denied the Rancho IV tentative map and conditional use permits for a 142-lot townhome subdivision, with a 3-2 vote. The commission also approved recommendations for three zoning changes and continued a subdivision application due to drainage concerns.

• Denied Rancho IV tentative map and conditional use permits (3-2)
• Approved Plumb Lane Business Park master plan and zoning amendments (5-0)
• Approved 3715 Warren Way rezoning from SF-3 to MF-21 (5-0)
• Approved Prism North Valleys Distribution Center rezoning to Industrial Commercial (5-0)
• Continued Village at Arrowcreek tentative map to Nov 18 for drainage info (5-0)

City of Reno Capital Improvements Advisory Committee

The Capital Improvements Advisory Committee will receive a presentation from the Regional Transportation Commission regarding the 7th Edition Regional Road Impact Fee General Administrative Manual and Capital Improvement Plan. The committee may recommend the adoption of these manuals and revised fees to the Reno City Council.

• Recommendation to City Council on 7th Edition Regional Road Impact Fee (RRIF) General Administrative Manual (GAM)
• Recommendation to City Council on Capital Improvement Plan (CIP)
• Review of revised Regional Road Impact Fees

Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting

The Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board will discuss a development project and review crime statistics from the Reno Police Department. The board may also elect a Chair and Vice Chair for the remainder of 2021.

• LDC22-00017 (Midtown Garden Homes): Tentative map for six parcels to build four duplexes and one single family home at Cheney Street and Wilson Avenue
• Reno Police Department quarterly update and crime statistics
• Election of Chair and Vice Chair for November and December 2021

Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency Board

The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board will consider several high-value contracts for fire apparatus and infrastructure improvements. The body will also discuss new ordinances regarding catalytic converter possession and cannabis regulations.

• Purchase of five pieces of fire apparatus not to exceed $3,657,151
• Rosewood Wash Drainage Improvement Project Phase I contract for $2,348,285.90
• TMWRF Motor Control Centers 16 & 17 Replacement Project contract not to exceed $401,420
• Rezoning of two sites near North Virginia Street and Stead Boulevard to Industrial Commercial
• Proposed ordinance regulating the possession of catalytic converters

The Reno City Council adopted Ordinance No. 6610, a development agreement with Reno Real Estate Development, LLC and Reno Property Manager, LLC for the Reno Neon Line District, including financial incentives and development standards. The vote was 6-1, with Council Member Brekhus voting nay. The council also approved a 6-1 motion to amend the City Manager's contract for salary, longevity, and deferred compensation up to between $350,000 and $365,000, to be negotiated by the Mayor and brought back for approval on November 10, 2021.

• Adopted Ordinance No. 6610, the Neon Line development agreement (6-1)
• Approved motion to amend City Manager's contract for salary up to $350,000-$365,000 (6-1)
• Approved $3,657,151 purchase of five fire apparatus (unanimous)
• Approved $2,348,285.90 contract for Rosewood Wash Drainage Improvement Project Phase I (unanimous)
• Approved $401,420 contract for TMWRF Motor Control Centers 16 & 17 Replacement (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 8974, FY 21/22 budget augmentations (6-1)
• Approved direction to draft ordinance regulating catalytic converter possession (unanimous)
• Approved amended lease agreement with Sky Tavern (unanimous)

Access Advisory Committee

The committee will review and potentially recommend Nickolas Camit or Julius Lorentzen to fill one vacant position. The meeting also includes informational updates on urban forestry and regional transit options.

• Potential recommendation of Nickolas Camit or Julius Lorentzen for a vacant committee seat
• Update on the City of Reno’s Urban Forestry Program
• Update on Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) transit and transportation options during service disruptions
• Presentation from Northern Nevada Disability Resource Network on network collaboration

Building Enterprise Fund Advisory Committee

The Building Enterprise Fund Advisory Committee will receive updates from city and county agencies and a status report on the Enterprise Fund. The committee may take action on recommendations regarding development trends, staffing, consulting services, and Accela upgrades.

• Update on Development Services activities and recommendations regarding staffing, consulting, and Accela upgrades
• Status Report on the Enterprise Fund
• Updates from Washoe County Environmental Health, Truckee Meadows Water Authority, and Reno Fire Department

Other Post Employee Benefits Board

The Other Post-Employment Benefits Board will meet to discuss the management of the City of Reno OPEB Trust Fund. The board may approve authorized representatives and review the processing of OPEB payments.

• Potential approval of authorized representatives for the City of Reno OPEB Trust Fund
• Discussion on future processing of OPEB payments
• Potential direction to staff regarding OPEB Trust funding plans and current liabilities

Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The board will discuss priorities for the Parks, Recreation and Open Space Service Plan and the utilization of American Rescue Plan Act funds. Discussion also includes several development projects regarding industrial rezoning and distribution centers.

• Public input on parks and recreation priorities
• Discussion of fiscal recovery funds from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021
• Reno Lear Industrial Rezoning (LDC22-00015) for an ±81.53 acre site
• Prism North Valleys Distribution Center rezoning (LDC22-00013) for a ±7 acre site

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three land development cases. The body will consider permits for an auto dealership, a residential building expansion, and subdivision grading.

• Case No. LDC21-00071: Conditional use permit and lighting deviation for United Nissan of Reno on Kietzke Lane
• Case No. LDC22-00009: Major deviation for front yard setbacks at 2040 Scharr Circle
• Case No. LDC22-00007: Special use permit for grading in Open Space zone for Santerra-Quilici Properties secondary access

The Reno City Planning Commission approved a major deviation for the Scharr Residence at 2040 Scharr Circle, allowing reduced front yard setbacks, and approved a special use permit for grading for the Santerra-Quilici Properties secondary access, despite two dissenting votes. A request by United Nissan of Reno for a conditional use permit and lighting deviation was postponed at the applicant's request. The meeting also included approval of the August 4, 2021 minutes and staff announcements.

• Approved major deviation for Scharr Residence front yard setbacks (unanimous, 6-0)
• Approved special use permit for Santerra-Quilici Properties secondary access grading (4-2)
• Postponed United Nissan of Reno conditional use permit and lighting deviation (no action)
• Approved minutes of August 4, 2021 meeting (unanimous, 6-0)

Urban Forestry Commission

The Urban Forestry Commission will meet to discuss a Tree Preservation Ordinance presented by Principal Planner Kelly Mullin. The commission may also take action to approve the meeting agenda and previous minutes.

• Discussion and possible action regarding Tree Preservation Ordinance

Recreation and Parks Commission

The Recreation and Parks Commission will meet to discuss priorities for the Parks, Recreation and Open Space Service Plan. The body will also receive informational updates on the Park Ranger Program and the renaming of Rosewood Lakes Municipal Golf Course.

• Public input on priorities for the Parks, Recreation and Open Space Service Plan
• Update on the City of Reno Park Ranger Program
• Update on renaming Rosewood Lakes Municipal Golf Course
• Annual presentation from Reno Youth Sports Association

Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board will meet to receive informational presentations on fiscal recovery funds and the city redistricting process. The board will also discuss a proposed residential subdivision and a parks and recreation service plan.

• Discussion on utilization of American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 fiscal recovery funds
• Presentation on the City Charter redistricting process
• Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Service Plan presentation
• Drive-Thru Traffic Report from City of Reno Code Enforcement
• LDC22-00014: Proposed 124 lot single-family residential subdivision at The Village at Arrow Creek

Human Rights Commission

The Human Rights Commission will meet to discuss and possibly update its Action Plan. The body will also consider the approval of the 2022 meeting calendar.

• Possible updates to the Human Rights Commission Action Plan
• Approval of the 2022 Human Rights Commission meeting calendar

Reno Arts & Culture Commission

The commission will discuss and possibly elect a Chair and Vice Chair for the 2021-2022 term. Members will review budget reports and consider funding for three specific public art projects.

• Call for artists for Somersett West Park (not to exceed $30,000)
• Call for artists for Reno City Hall parking garage mural (not to exceed $70,000)
• Call for artists for Truckee River pedestrian pathway at Wells Avenue underpass (not to exceed $30,000)
• Election of Chair and Vice Chair for October 2021 to September 2022
• Review and possible acceptance of FY2021/2022 Reno Arts & Culture and Public Art budget reports

Historical Resources Commission Meeting

The Historical Resources Commission is meeting to discuss the preservation and integrity of several local landmarks. The body will consider actions regarding historic preservation incentives and the City of Reno Register of Historic Resources.

• Proposed restaurant design at the Crissie Caughlin Ranch House
• Letter of support for the revitalization of the First Church of Christ, Scientist/Lear Theater
• Outreach and preservation of the Freight House building
• Historical integrity of the City-owned Thompson House at the western terminus of Riverside Drive
• Identification of incentives related to the City of Reno Register of Historic Resources

Reno City Council

The City Council will discuss a development agreement for the Reno Neon Line District providing financial incentives and standards. The body is also deciding on two rezoning requests near North Virginia Street and Stead Boulevard and a sidewalk replacement contract.

• Development Agreement for the Reno Neon Line District (Case No. DVA20-00001)
• Contract for FY 2022 Phase 1 Sidewalk Replacement Program with NV NJ Construction Group, Inc. not to exceed $433,225
• Rezoning of ±3.01 and ±4.94 acre sites near North Virginia Street and Stead Boulevard from Mixed-Use Suburban to Industrial Commercial
• Public hearing on Tax-Exempt Revenue Bonds for Coral Academy of Science Reno
• Abandonment of alleyway at 900 East Fourth Street (Case No. ABN22-00001)

The Reno City Council approved the Neon Line development agreement with Reno Real Estate Development, LLC, providing financial incentives and development standards for the Reno Neon Line District, with a 5-2 vote. The agreement includes a benchmark of 63 condo units to start within 12 months and sewer credits to be used within five years. The council also approved a $19.98 million contract for the Public Safety Center Phase 1 and rezoned two sites near Stead Boulevard to Industrial Commercial.

• Approved Neon Line development agreement (5-2)
• Referred Bill No. 7188 for second reading (4-2, Mayor absent)
• Approved $19,976,335 Public Safety Center Phase 1 contract (6-1)
• Rezoning at NV Center 1 (Bill 7186) referred for second reading (6-1)
• Rezoning at NV Center 2 (Bill 7187) referred for second reading (unanimous)
• Approved alley abandonment at 900 East Fourth Street (6-1)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 6607 on unlawful use of a whip (6-1)
• Renamed Rosewood Lakes Municipal Golf Course to Rosewood Lakes Nature Study Area (unanimous)

Senior Citizen Advisory Committee

The committee will discuss potential senior vaccination clinics held at residence complexes in coordination with the Reno Fire Department. Members will also consider updates to committee bylaws and participation in joint meetings with county and city boards.

• Potential vaccination clinics at senior residence complexes
• Proposed changes to Senior Citizen Advisory Committee by laws
• Participation in joint meetings with Washoe County and Sparks advisory boards
• Update from Washoe County Human Services Agency/Senior Division
• Presentation on Senior Programs offered by the Food Bank of Northern Nevada

Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board will gather public input on parks and recreation priorities for the Parks, Recreation and Open Space Service Plan. The board will also discuss the use of fiscal recovery funds from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021.

• Election of the Chair and Vice Chair
• Public input on Parks, Recreation and Open Space Service Plan priorities
• Discussion on utilization of American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 fiscal recovery funds

Public Art Committee of the City of Reno Arts & Culture Commission Meeting

The Public Art Committee of the Reno Arts & Culture Commission is meeting to review the FY2021/22 budget report. The committee will discuss and possibly approve funding for three separate calls for artists to install public art in city locations.

• Possible approval of call for artists for Somersett West Park (up to $30,000)
• Possible approval of call for artists for Reno City Hall parking garage mural (up to $70,000)
• Possible approval of call for artists for Wells Avenue underpass along Truckee River pedestrian pathway (up to $30,000)
• Review and possible acceptance of the FY2021/22 Public Art Budget Report

Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board will discuss the use of American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 fiscal recovery funds and climate resiliency priorities. The board will also review a parks service plan and a right-of-way abandonment request.

• Discussion on utilization of American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 fiscal recovery funds
• Presentation on the Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Service Plan
• Discussion of climate resiliency and infrastructure priorities in Ward 1
• Review of ABN22-00003: Right-of-way abandonment of Church Lane, Stevenson Street, and an adjacent alley from Ralston Street to West 2nd Street (±23,106 square feet)

Financial Advisory Board

The Financial Advisory Board will discuss the city's capital funding plan for the Moana Pool, Public Safety Center, and City Hall Seismic Retrofit. The board will also review the FY 2022 budget impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and the status of various audits.

• Capital funding plan for Moana Pool, Public Safety Center, and City Hall Seismic Retrofit
• RFP 2022-05 for Indirect Costs, Fee Study, and Services Report
• Internal Audit report of the 2021 Waste Management Data Validation Review
• Status update for the Telephone Franchise Fee Audit
• Appointment of two individuals to the Financial Advisory Board from a pool of four applicants

Urban Forestry Commission

The Urban Forestry Commission will meet to receive input and discuss a Tree Preservation Ordinance. This item is presented by Principal Planner Kelly Mullin and is listed for possible action.

• Discussion and possible action on Tree Preservation Ordinance

Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board will discuss parks and recreation priorities and the use of American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 fiscal recovery funds. The board will also hear presentations on two development projects, though no formal action will be taken on those projects.

• Public input on the Parks, Recreation and Open Space Service Plan
• Discussion on American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 fiscal recovery funds
• LDC22-00012: Proposed 5,637 square foot convenience store and gas station at Kietzke Lane and East 2nd Street
• LDC22-00002: Proposed Master Plan amendment and rezoning for Plumb Lane Business Park at Yori Avenue and Casazza Drive

Reno Arts & Culture Commission

The commission will review budget reports for the Reno Arts & Culture Commission and Public Art for FY2021/2022. Members will also consider a call for artists for the 2021 Winter Light Festival and a temporary art project on Keystone Bridge.

• Review of FY2021/2022 Reno Arts & Culture Commission budget report
• Review of FY2021/2022 Public Art budget report
• Possible approval of a call for artists for the 2021 Winter Light Festival
• Possible approval of a temporary public art project on Keystone Bridge by McKinley Arts & Culture Center
• Direction on the 2021 Reno Winter Light Festival

Washoe County Stadium Authority

The Washoe County Stadium Authority is meeting to select its leadership and discuss the acceptance of funds for stadium renovations. The body will consider a payment from Washoe County for the Baseball Stadium Project.

• Selection of Chair and Vice Chair for the Washoe County Stadium Authority
• Proposed transfer of $88,398.40 for the renovation of the playing surface at Greater Nevada Field

Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency Board

The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board will consider several business licenses, grant awards, and service contracts. A primary item involves a potential $875,000 installment purchase agreement for the Lear Theater and adjacent parking lot.

• Purchase of Lear Theater at 501 Riverside Drive for up to $875,000
• Acceptance of $25,000 grant from Craig H. Neilsen Foundation for sled hockey
• Acceptance of $5,000 donation from Peppermill Resort Reno for Tufa Fountain repairs
• Acceptance of $196,363.64 FEMA grant and up to $216,000 for thermal imaging cameras
• Security services contract with Allied Universal Security Services up to $1,725,000

The Reno City Council approved an installment purchase agreement with Artown to buy the Lear Theater at 501 Riverside Drive and an adjacent parking lot for up to $875,000, contingent on state tax department approval. The council also accepted $6.15 million in federal Emergency Rental Assistance 2 funds, approved a $3.8 million agreement with Washoe County for the Nevada CARES Campus shelter, and directed an appeal in the Netflix lawsuit. All votes were unanimous among the four or five members present.

• Approved Lear Theater purchase agreement up to $875,000 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 8966 authorizing Lear Theater purchase (unanimous)
• Accepted $6,148,959.40 in Emergency Rental Assistance 2 funds (unanimous)
• Approved $3,795,423 sub-recipient agreement with Washoe County for CARES Campus shelter (unanimous)
• Directed appeal of dismissal in City of Reno v. Netflix to Ninth Circuit (unanimous)
• Approved $1,725,000 security services contract with Allied Universal for City Hall (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 6604 extending Downtown Redevelopment Plan to 2043 (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 6605 authorizing interfund loans for Downtown Project Area (unanimous)

Recreation and Parks Commission

The Recreation and Parks Commission will discuss and potentially take action on the Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces (PROS) Service Plan. The body will also consider the approval of interpretive waterfowl signs at Virginia Lake Park.

• Approval of Nevada Audubon Society interpretive waterfowl signs at Virginia Lake Park
• Review and possible action on the Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces (PROS) Service Plan
• Update on Moana Springs Park and Aquatics Center
• Presentation on water usage by City of Reno Parks Division
• Update from The Nature Conservancy regarding restoration projects

Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board will review the City of Reno's 2022 Street Rehabilitation Projects and receive an update on a neighborhood cleanup. The board will also discuss an eviction moratorium update and a specific development project request.

• LDC21-00034 (Canyon's Edge): Proposed Master Plan amendment from Unincorporated Transition to Large-Lot Neighborhood for a ±80.22 acre site east of Mine Shaft Drive
• City 2022 Neighborhood Street Project and Connectivity review
• Neighborhood Cleanup logistics update
• Eviction moratorium resource update from Nevada Legal Services
• City of Reno Code Enforcement report on Drive-Thru Traffic

Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The board will elect a Chair and Vice Chair and discuss several city projects. Discussion items include stormwater utility, police reports, the RTC Lemmon Drive project, and U.S. 395 signage changes.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Potential City of Reno Stormwater Utility discussion
• Reno Police Department Quarterly Report
• RTC Lemmon Drive Project discussion
• Sage Vista major site plan review for a 19 lot residential subdivision

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission will consider several staff reports regarding rezoning and permit requests. The body will decide on recommendations to the City Council for industrial rezoning and evaluate special and conditional use permits.

• Case No. LDC22-00005: Rezoning ±3.01 acres from Mixed-Use Suburban to Industrial Commercial southeast of North Virginia Street and Stead Boulevard
• Case No. LDC22-00006: Rezoning ±4.94 acres from Mixed-Use Suburban to Industrial Commercial south of North Virginia Street and Stead Boulevard
• Case No. LDC22-00003: Special use permit for a car wash on ±1.12 acres south of White Lake Parkway and Sandpiper Drive
• Case No. LDC22-00004: Conditional use permits for a major utility and grading on ±3.71 acres north of Burks Boulevard and Doretta Lane

The Reno City Planning Commission unanimously recommended that City Council approve two zoning map amendments (NV Center 1 and NV Center 2) to rezone properties from Mixed-Use Suburban to Industrial Commercial. The commission also unanimously approved a special use permit for Trinity Auto Wash and a conditional use permit for the TMWA US 40 Water Tank. Minutes from two prior meetings were approved, with one abstention each.

• Recommended approval of NV Center 1 rezoning (MS to IC) to City Council (5-0)
• Recommended approval of NV Center 2 rezoning (MS to IC) to City Council (5-0)
• Approved special use permit for Trinity Auto Wash (5-0)
• Approved conditional use permit for TMWA US 40 Water Tank (5-0)
• Approved July 22, 2021 minutes (4-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved September 1, 2021 minutes (4-0, 1 abstention)

Senior Citizen Advisory Committee

The committee will meet to discuss and potentially adopt updated bylaws and engagement activities. The meeting includes informational presentations on the Open Meeting Law and COVID-19 vaccine booster shots.

• Possible adoption of updated Senior Citizen Advisory Committee bylaws
• Discussion on Summer Senior Games
• Presentation on COVID-19 Vaccine booster shots by Reno Fire Department
• Presentation on Open Meeting Law by Deputy City Attorney Ryan McElhinney
• Update on the 2021-22 Communications Plan

Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The board will consider electing a Chair and Vice Chair. Members will discuss police activity in the downtown area and a request to abandon an alleyway near East Fourth Street.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Reno Police Department presentation on downtown activity
• ABN22-00001: Proposed abandonment of a 6,166 square foot alleyway between Morrill Avenue and Spokane Street, south of East Fourth Street

Public Art Committee of the City of Reno Arts and Culture Commission

The Public Art Committee is meeting to review the FY2021/22 budget report. The body will also consider approving a call for artists for the 2021 Winter Light Festival and a temporary art project on the Keystone Bridge at Riverside Drive.

• Review and possible acceptance of the FY2021/22 Public Art Budget Report
• Possible approval of a call for artists for the 2021 Winter Light Festival
• Possible approval of a temporary public art project on the Keystone Bridge at Riverside Drive

Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board will discuss a potential city stormwater utility and review the 2022 Neighborhood Street Project and Connectivity. The board will also consider a traffic calming proposal for Ambassador Drive and a variance request for a residence on Scharr Circle.

• 2022 Neighborhood Street Project and Connectivity review
• Ambassador Drive Traffic Calming Proposal
• Potential City of Reno Stormwater Utility presentation
• LDC22-00009 (Scharr Residence): Variance request for front yard setbacks at 2050 Scharr Circle
• Ward 1 neighborhood identification map review

Reno City Council

The City Council will discuss several funding allocations, including a $523,750 equipment purchase and various community donations. The body will also hold a public hearing on fee schedule amendments and consider two zoning map changes.

• Purchase of 13 pieces of equipment not to exceed $523,750
• Rezoning of ±13.31 acres on Moya Boulevard from Single Family Residential to Industrial
• Rezoning of ±1 acre on Warren Way from Single-Family Residential to Multi-Family Residential
• Interlocal Cooperative Agreement with RTC for Sky Vista Parkway and Lemmon Drive roadway work not to exceed $136,136
• Public hearing to amend Fiscal Year 2021-22 Fee Schedule for Parks and Recreation and Community Development

The Reno City Council adopted Resolution No. 8954 supporting a ban on certain wildlife contests in Nevada, with Councilmember Weber opposing. The council also approved several consent agenda items, including liquor licenses, a $136,136 RTC reimbursement agreement, and $523,750 for equipment purchases. Additionally, they approved a $150,000 Virginia Street Urban Placemaking Study with RTC reimbursement, and introduced ordinances to extend the downtown redevelopment plan and allow interfund loans.

• Adopted Resolution No. 8954 supporting a ban on certain wildlife contests in Nevada (6-1)
• Approved interlocal agreement with RTC for Virginia Street Urban Placemaking Study, not to exceed $150,000 (6-1)
• Approved interlocal agreement with RTC for sewer trench roadway replacement at Sky Vista Parkway and Lemmon Drive, not to exceed $136,136 (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 13 pieces of equipment and outfitting, not to exceed $523,750 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 8961 amending FY 2021-22 Fee Schedule for Parks and Recreation and Community Development (unanimous)
• Referred Bill No. 7182 to second reading to extend downtown redevelopment plan to 2043 (6-1)
• Referred Bill No. 7183 to second reading to allow interfund loans for downtown redevelopment (6-1)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 6602 rezoning Moya Industrial Complex from SF-8 to Industrial (6-1)

Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board will elect its Chair and Vice Chair and receive reports from the Police Department and Community Development. The board will also discuss a potential City of Reno Stormwater Utility and a specific lighting deviation request.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Discussion on potential City of Reno Stormwater Utility
• Reno Police Department Quarterly Report
• Overview of Community Development projects accepted during COVID
• LDC22-00010: United Nissan lighting deviation request for site on Kietzke Lane

Financial Advisory Board

The board will discuss and potentially recommend actions regarding the use of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds and the FY 2021/22 Amended City Fee Schedule. The meeting also includes updates on the FY 2022 budget's COVID-19 impacts and the City's Investment Policy.

• Use of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) financial assistance funding
• Amended City Fee Schedule for Fiscal Year 2021/22
• City's Investment Policy annual review
• COVID-19 pandemic impacts on the FY 2022 budget
• Follow-up for the 20-03 Fire Department Strike Team Reimbursement Audit Report

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission will meet to discuss a zoning map amendment for a site at Las Brisas Boulevard and North McCarran Boulevard. The commission may provide a recommendation to the City Council regarding this request.

• Case No. LDC22-00001: Request to rezone ±1.531 acres at 5030 Las Brisas Boulevard from Neighborhood Commercial (NC) to Mixed Use Suburban (MS)

The Reno City Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend that City Council approve a zoning map amendment for 5030 Las Brisas Boulevard, changing the designation from Neighborhood Commercial (NC) to Mixed Use Suburban (MS). The commission also approved the minutes from the July 7, 2021 meeting with four votes in favor and two abstentions. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting included only reports and announcements.

• Approved (recommended to City Council) the zoning map amendment for 5030 Las Brisas Boulevard from Neighborhood Commercial to Mixed Use Suburban — motion carried unanimously.
• Approved the minutes of the July 7, 2021 regular meeting — motion carried 4 to 0, with Commissioners Johnson and Munoz abstaining.

Reno City Council, Sparks City Council, and Washoe County Board of Commissioners

The Reno City Council, Sparks City Council, and Washoe County Board of Commissioners are meeting to discuss the Nevada Cares Campus capital project. The bodies may also approve an agreement transferring administrative and financial responsibility for homeless shelter operations to Washoe County.

• Discussion on Nevada Cares Campus capital project at 1775 East Fourth Street, Reno
• Proposed Amendment No. 2 to the Interlocal Cooperative Agreement for Shelter Operation and Other Homeless Services
• Estimated operating costs for homeless services of $15,630,777
• Estimated capital expenditures for homeless services of $38,231,250

Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency Board

The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board will decide on several police grants, equipment purchases, and liquor licenses. The body will also hold public hearings for two zoning amendments and discuss a new ordinance regarding the unlawful use of whips in public.

• Approval of FY22 Fleet Buy Program for vehicles and equipment not to exceed $4,688,500
• Rezoning of ±13.31 acres on Moya Boulevard from Single Family Residential to Industrial
• Zoning map amendment for ±1 acre on Warren Way from Single-Family Residential to Multi-Family Residential
• Purchase of factory ammunition for Reno Police Department not to exceed $180,455
• Excess Liability Insurance purchase for 2021-2022 not to exceed $799,000

The Reno City Council approved the acceptance of $51.5 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds and the implementation plan for their distribution. The Council also approved the appointment of Mikki Huntsman as City Clerk, and approved several development-related items, including the Military 8 subdivision appeal with a new traffic condition, the Ventana Ridge project, and the Moya Industrial Complex rezoning. The purchase of the Lear Theater was continued to a future meeting.

• Approved the agenda and minutes of the previous meeting.
• Approved the consent agenda, including various business licenses, grants, and contracts.
• Approved the grant of skywalk airspace and easements to UNR for a pedestrian bridge (5-2).
• Approved the Regional Road Impact Fee Agreement for a traffic signal at Longley Lane and Barron Way.
• Approved the water tank and treatment building easement at Sky Tavern.
• Adopted Resolution No. 8952 donating $2,500 to Secret Witness (6-0, Duerr recused).
• Approved the first reading of an ordinance to rezone the Moya Industrial Complex site (6-1).
• Approved the first reading of an ordinance to rezone 3690 Warren Way to Multi-Family Residential (unanimous).

Access Advisory Committee

The committee is meeting to consider amending its bylaws regarding member re-appointment terms. The body will also review a funding report from the Nevada Center for Excellence in Disabilities.

• Possible action to amend RAAC Bylaws to require a one-year gap in service after two three-year terms
• Potential acceptance of a funding report from the Nevada Center for Excellence in Disabilities (NCED)

Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The board will meet to elect a Chair and Vice Chair. Discussion items include neighborhood cleanup, hazardous waste disposal, and a report from the Reno Police Department.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Neighborhood Cleanup and Hazardous Waste Disposal discussion
• Reno Police Department Report discussion

Recreation and Parks Commission

The Recreation and Parks Commission will meet to discuss several reports and updates. The body may provide recommendations to the Reno City Manager regarding the renaming of Rosewood Lakes Golf Course.

• Possible action on renaming Rosewood Lakes Golf Course
• Report from Keep Truckee Meadows Beautiful
• Status update on the Truckee Meadows Pickleball Club
• Discussion of Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces (PROS) Service Plan survey results
• Quarterly presentation on Parks and Recreation Divisions Health and Wellness

Reno Arts & Culture Commission

The Reno Arts & Culture Commission is meeting to review and possibly accept budget reports for the commission and public art for FY 21/22. The body will also discuss the 2021 Reno Winter Light Festival and a strategic planning session date.

• Selection of a representative for the Lear Theater ROI Working Group
• Acceptance of FY 21/22 Reno Arts & Culture Commission budget report
• Acceptance of FY 2021/2022 Public Art budget report
• Approval of a date for the Strategic Planning Session
• Direction on the 2021 Reno Winter Light Festival

Historical Resources Commission meeting

The Historical Resources Commission will discuss several preservation initiatives and city facility policies. The body is considering the donation of the Lear Theater and the management of the Reno Antique Fire and Classic Apparatus Group’s archives.

• Possible action on the donation of the Lear Theater from Artown to the City of Reno
• Discussion on amendments to city policy for naming and renaming city facilities
• Possible action regarding the Reno Antique Fire and Classic Apparatus Group’s collection and archives
• Possible action regarding the Historic Preservation Fund (HPF) Subgrant Program
• Discussion on incentives for the City of Reno Register of Historic Resources and the plaque and marker program

The Historical Resources Commission voted unanimously to write a letter of support for amending the Lear Theater's National Register listing, to be sent to the City Council and then to SHPO. The commission also received a detailed presentation on the Certified Local Government program, including grants, tax credits, and preservation standards. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved April 8, 2021 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved motion to write letter of support for Lear Theater amendment (unanimous)

Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency Board

The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board will discuss several items including police dashboard camera financing, land rezoning, and various grant acceptances. The agenda also includes multiple business license approvals and city contract renewals.

• Rezoning of ±25.93 acres north of Interstate 80 to Mixed-Use Suburban
• Financing up to $1,200,000 for police in-car video recording devices
• $226,351 VAWA grant for Reno Police Department domestic battery response training
• $147,524 VOCA grant for the Reno Police Department Victim Services Unit
• Interlocal Agreement with Washoe County Sheriff's Office for $1,000,000 in crime lab services

The Reno City Council approved the appeal for the Logisticenter I-80 Phase 2 project, reversing the Planning Commission's denial of conditional use permits and alternative equivalent compliance. The decision allows development of an industrial facility near residential zoning with 24-hour operations, subject to conditions. The council also approved several other items, including grants, contracts, and zoning changes.

• Approved Logisticenter I-80 Phase 2 appeal, reversing Planning Commission denial (5-2)
• First reading of Bill No. 7179 for Logisticenter I-80 West Phase 2 rezoning to Mixed-Use Suburban (6-1)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 6599 for Bridge Church rezoning from MF-14 to Public Facility (5-2)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 6600 for Stonegate I Special Assessment District bonds (6-1)
• Approved $1.2M for Axon dashboard cameras and related equipment (unanimous)
• Approved $226,351 VAWA STOP grant for Reno Police Department (unanimous)
• Approved $147,524 VOCA grant for Victim Services Unit (unanimous)
• Approved banking services agreements with JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo (unanimous)

Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board will hear presentations from Reno Public Works regarding a potential stormwater utility and a quarterly report from the Reno Police Department. The board will also discuss four development projects to gather public feedback for the Reno Planning Commission.

• Potential City of Reno Stormwater Utility presentation
• Moose Ridge Estates: 27-unit residential subdivision on ±42.97 acres
• 5030 Las Brisas Boulevard: Rezoning request from Neighborhood Commercial to Mixed Use Suburban
• TMWA US 40 Water Tank: Conditional use permit for major utility on ±2.04 acres
• Santerra-Quilici Properties: Special use permit for grading for secondary access

Senior Citizen Advisory Committee

The Senior Citizens Advisory Committee will receive updates on senior programs and communications. The body will discuss the September 7 Senior Fest event and the updating of committee by-laws.

• Presentation on City of Reno Parks and Recreation programs for seniors
• Update on congregate meals at Neil Road Recreation Center
• Review and discussion on updating committee by-laws
• Discussion and review of Senior Fest event on September 7
• Update on the 2021-22 Communications Plan

The Senior Citizens Advisory Committee met on August 10, 2021, and approved the agenda and minutes from prior meetings. The committee discussed updates on senior programs, including congregate meals and the Senior Fest event, but no substantive policy decisions were made.

• Approved the August 10, 2021 agenda
• Approved minutes from December 10, 2019, February 11, 2020, March 10, 2020, July 13, 2021, and July 28, 2021

Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board

The Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board will elect a Chair and Vice Chair and receive reports from the police and fire departments. The board will also discuss the city's redistricting process and a specific development project request.

• Nomination and election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Reno Police Department Quarterly Report
• Reno Fire Department presentation on the Pinehaven Fire
• City Manager's Office presentation on the census-required redistricting process
• LDC21-00070: Request to modify development standards and rezone ±1.51 acres to Little City Landscape Specific Plan District on Linden Street

Financial Advisory Board

The Financial Advisory Board will review the city's fiscal year-to-date budget, debt status, and collective bargaining contracts. The board may also discuss the impact of COVID-19 on the FY 2022 budget and the use of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds.

• Presentation of interim financial report/budget update for Fiscal Year to Date 2022
• Discussion regarding the impact of COVID-19 on the FY 2022 budget
• Discussion regarding use of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding
• Acceptance of the FY 21/22 Internal Audit Plan
• Follow-up on the 19-02 Sewer Fund Internal Controls Audit Report

The Reno Financial Advisory Board approved its FY 2021/2022 work plan and the annual update to Council, and supported Moss Adams as the City's new external auditor. The board also received informational updates on the budget, debt, collective bargaining contracts, and ARPA funds. No other substantive decisions were made; several items were informational only.

• Approved FY 2021/2022 FAB work plan (motion carried)
• Approved annual FAB update to Council (motion carried)
• Supported Moss Adams as City's external auditor (motion carried)

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission will consider recommendations for the City Council regarding packaged alcohol sales and a zoning map amendment. The body will also decide on several conditional use permits, variances, and site plans for commercial and residential projects.

• Proposed amendments to Reno Municipal Code to establish packaged alcohol sales as a principal and accessory use
• Zoning map amendment request for 3690 Warren Way from Single-Family Residential (SF-3) to Multi-Family Residential (MF-21)
• Conditional use permit for an auto dealership on a ±15.92 acre site northwest of South Virginia Road and South Hills Drive
• Conditional use permit for a concrete batch plant at the intersection of Echo Avenue and Mount Anderson Street
• Special use permit for a 120 kilovolt powerline relocation at Lemmon Drive and Military Road

The Reno City Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit for the Corwin Ford auto dealership on South Virginia Road, with a 4-2 vote. The commission also unanimously recommended City Council approve a text amendment for packaged alcohol sales regulations and a zoning map amendment for 3690 Warren Way. Several other permits and variances were approved, including a public safety center variance and a concrete batch plant permit.

• Approved Corwin Ford conditional use permit (4-2)
• Recommended City Council approve packaged alcohol sales text amendment (unanimous)
• Recommended City Council approve 3690 Warren Way zoning map amendment (unanimous)
• Approved Public Safety Center variance (5-1)
• Approved Echo Avenue Concrete Batch Plant conditional use permit (unanimous)
• Approved Yorkshire Subdivision tentative map and site plan review (unanimous)
• Approved Military Road Powerline Relocation special use permit (unanimous)

Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency Board

The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board will meet to vote on various city contracts, alcohol licenses, and infrastructure projects. Key items include a large federal grant for City Hall and a collective bargaining agreement for firefighters.

• Acceptance of $4,000,000 FEMA grant for City Hall seismic retrofit with a city match of $2,558,677.61
• Potential approval of a $1,293,407 Collective Bargaining Agreement with Reno Firefighters Local 731
• Transfer of $14,171,374.40 in Volume Cap for Washington Station Senior Apartments and Centennial Park affordable housing
• Contract award to Robertson Industries, Inc. for playground surface repairs at four parks not to exceed $251,343
• Insurance coverage renewal with Public Entity Property Insurance Program (PEPIP) not to exceed $1,098,341

The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board approved a consent agenda including a $4,000,000 FEMA grant for seismic retrofit of City Hall, requiring a city match of $2,558,677.61. They also adopted resolutions to sell two downtown properties (0 West Second and 290 Keystone) to Jacobs Entertainment, approved a collective bargaining agreement with Reno Firefighters Local 731, and continued two items to August 11, 2021. The meeting included several other approvals for contracts, grants, and purchases.

• Approved $4M FEMA grant for City Hall seismic retrofit (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 8949 to sell 0 West Second property (6-1)
• Adopted Resolution 8950 to sell 290 Keystone property (6-1)
• Approved collective bargaining agreement with Reno Firefighters Local 731 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 8948 for Master Plan text amendments (6-1)
• Continued Logisticenter I-80 West Phase 2 zoning map amendment to Aug 11 (6-1)
• Approved $251,343 playground surface repair contract (unanimous)
• Approved $1,098,341 insurance renewal (unanimous)

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission will consider several land development requests, including a large single-family residential subdivision. The body will also review conditional use permits for an auto dealership, a mini-warehouse, and a business expansion. Additionally, the Regional Transportation Commission will present on North Valleys roadway projects.

• Case No. LDC21-00066 (Arroyo Crossing): Tentative map for a 265 lot single family residential subdivision on ±55.02 acres
• Case No. LDC21-00064 (Steamboat Mixed Use Development): Conditional use permit for a mini-warehouse and drive-through facility on ±6.29 acres
• Case No. LDC21-00063 (Corwin Ford): Conditional use permit for an auto dealership on ±15.92 acres
• Case No. LDC21-00068 (Muscle Motors Addition): Conditional use permit for expansion of vehicle sales/rental use on ±3.05 acres
• Presentation by Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) on North Valleys Roadway Projects and Improvements

The Reno Planning Commission approved the Arroyo Crossing tentative map and major site plan for a 265-lot single-family subdivision on Military Road, subject to conditions. It also approved a conditional use permit for the Steamboat Mixed Use Development with reduced pole sign heights, and approved the Muscle Motors Addition with added turn signage conditions. The Corwin Ford item was continued to August 4, 2021.

• Approved Arroyo Crossing tentative map and site plan for 265-lot subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved Steamboat Mixed Use Development conditional use permit with sign height limits of 30 ft and 20 ft (unanimous)
• Approved Muscle Motors Addition conditional use permit with left-turn-only sign on Sierra Manor Drive and right-turn sign on Holcomb Ranch (unanimous)
• Continued Corwin Ford conditional use permit to August 4, 2021 (unanimous)
• Approved June 16, 2021 meeting minutes (4-0, 1 abstention)

Reno City Council

The Reno City Council will discuss a rezoning request for a site near Foster Drive and Hunter Lake Drive. The body is also considering several privileged business licenses, city appointments, and various infrastructure contracts.

• Rezoning of ±3.89 acres from Multi-Family 14 units per acre to Public Facility for Bridge Church
• Agreement of up to $125,000 for Artown sponsorship of the July 2021 Festival
• Interlocal Agreement with Western Regional Water Commission for $262,500 for Storm Water Quality Management
• Professional Engineering Services contract with SB Engineering not to exceed $116,732
• Potential acceptance of the Lear Theater and parking lot donation from Artown

The Reno City Council voted 4-2 to affirm the Planning Commission's approval of the Daybreak Villages 18A and 19B tentative maps and associated parcel maps, rejecting an appeal by Council Member Brekhus. The council also approved a $125,000 Artown sponsorship, with a provision to consider it as the first year of a multi-year support payment for the Lear Theater transfer. Additionally, the council directed staff to prepare an agreement for the city to acquire the Lear Theater, and appointed Mikki Huntsman as interim City Clerk.

• Approved the Daybreak Villages 18A and 19B tentative maps and parcel maps, affirming the Planning Commission's decision (4-2).
• Denied Council Member Brekhus's appeal of the Daybreak maps.
• Adopted Resolution No. 8944 approving Artown sponsorship up to $125,000, with a provision to consider it as the first year of a multi-year support payment for the Lear Theater transfer.
• Directed staff to prepare an agreement for the city to acquire the Lear Theater, including a multi-year support payment plan.
• Appointed Mikki Huntsman as interim City Clerk, with reconsideration at the September 22 meeting.
• Approved the Bridge Church rezoning from MF-14 to Public Facility (4-2).
• Approved the 2021 Special Assessment District No. 2 (Stonegate I) Local Improvement Bonds, first reading (5-2).
• Adopted Ordinance No. 6598 for the 2021 Special Assessment District No. 2 (StoneGate I) assessment (6-1).

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission will consider a citywide Master Plan text amendment regarding zoning districts. The body will also review several requests for residential subdivisions and conditional use permits for commercial developments.

• Resolution No. 02-21: Citywide Master Plan text amendment for zoning districts
• Case No. LDC21-00060 (Ventana Ridge): Tentative map for 67 single-family homes on ±166.8 acres
• Case No. LDC21-00065 (Military 8): Tentative map for 60 single-family homes on ±8 acres
• Case No. LDC21-00066 (Arroyo Crossing): Tentative map for 265 single-family homes on ±55.02 acres
• Case No. LDC21-00063 (Corwin Ford): Conditional use permit for an auto dealership on ±15.92 acres

The Reno City Planning Commission approved the Ventana Ridge tentative map and major site plan reviews for a 67-unit single-family subdivision, subject to conditions including a neutral-tone color palette. The commission denied the Military 8 project, a proposed 60-lot subdivision, after a 3-3 vote due to concerns about traffic mitigation. The commission also approved a Master Plan text amendment regarding zoning districts and a tentative map for an 18-lot subdivision on West Ranger Road. Two other items, Arroyo Crossing and Steamboat Mixed Use, were continued to July 22, 2021.

• Approved Master Plan Text Amendment LDC21-00074, recommending City Council approval, subject to regional conformance review.
• Approved Ventana Ridge (LDC21-00060) tentative map and major site plan reviews for 67 single-family homes, with a condition for a neutral-tone color palette.
• Approved tentative map for 5935 West Ranger Road (LDC21-00062), an 18-lot single-family subdivision, subject to staff report conditions.
• Defeated Military 8 (LDC21-00065) tentative map and special use permit for a 60-lot subdivision, with a 3-3 vote.
• Continued Arroyo Crossing (LDC21-00066) to July 22, 2021.
• Continued Steamboat Mixed Use Development (LDC21-00064) to July 22, 2021.
• Continued Corwin Ford (LDC21-00063) to July 22, 2021.
• Elected Kathleen Taylor as Chair and Alex Velto as Vice Chair.

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission will review a zoning map amendment for a project site near Foster Drive and Hunter Lake Drive. The body will also discuss updates to the Reno Municipal Code regarding standards and definitions for public meal and homeless service providers.

• Case No. LDC21-00061: Proposed rezoning of ±3.89 acres from Multi-Family 14 units per acre (MF-14) to Public Facility (PF) for Bridge Church
• Case No. TXT21-00003: Proposed amendments to Reno Municipal Code Title 18 regarding Public Meal and Homeless Service Providers
• Approval of May 19, 2021 meeting minutes

The Reno City Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend City Council approve a text amendment updating rules for Public Meal and Homeless Service Providers, but with significant changes. The recommendation deletes proposed changes to the land use table, removes items L, M, and O, and retains item I without new location limits. It also supports further discussions on relocation options for existing providers and a more targeted administrative expansion for a safe camp.

• Approved minutes of the May 19, 2021 meeting unanimously.
• Recommended City Council approve the Bridge Church rezoning from MF-14 to Public Facility (PF) unanimously.
• Recommended City Council approve the Public Meal and Homeless Service Providers text amendment with deletions of land use table changes, items L, M, and O, and item I without location limits.
• Included in the recommendation support for further discussions on Catholic Charities' relocation concerns and a targeted administrative expansion for a safe camp.
• Recognized John Marshall for his service on the Planning Commission.

Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency Board

The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board will meet to vote on various business licenses, city contracts, and budget revisions. The body is also reviewing several grants and agreements related to the Chalk Creek Channel project.

• Purchase of in-car video recording devices for Reno Police Department not to exceed $1,200,000
• Agreement with CDM, Smith for Chalk Creek Channel Stabilization and Restoration Project for $223,880
• Renewal of Stop Loss Insurance with Anthem for $1,083,558
• Proposed increase of City Manager purchasing authority from $50,000 to $100,000
• Contract for professional auditing services with Moss Adams LLP for $152,000

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission will discuss updates to the City's Master Plan to align zoning district names with the January 2021 code. The body will also review zoning and permit requests for the Logisticenter I-80 project.

• Case No. LDC21-00067: Citywide Master Plan text amendment to update zoning district names and categories
• Case No. LDC21-00031: Zoning map amendment for ±25.93 acres north of I-80 to Mixed-Use Suburban (MS)
• Case No. LDC21-00057: Conditional use permit for industrial facility and overnight operations at Logisticenter I-80 Phase 2
• Approval of minutes from April 21 and May 5, 2021 meetings

The Reno City Planning Commission recommended City Council approve a Master Plan text amendment updating zoning district names and categories (5-2), after a prior motion to split the amendment failed. It also recommended approval of a zoning map amendment for the Logisticenter I-80 West Phase 2 project (6-1) and denied a conditional use permit for the same project (unanimous).

• Adopted Master Plan text amendment LDC21-00067, recommending City Council approval (5-2)
• Defeated motion to adopt only Chapters 1, 3, Appendix D and F, with Chapter 4 sent back for stakeholder review (3-4)
• Approved zoning map amendment LDC21-00031 for Logisticenter I-80 West Phase 2, recommending City Council approval (6-1)
• Denied conditional use permit LDC21-00057 for Logisticenter I-80 Phase 2 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of April 21, 2021 meeting (6-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved minutes of May 5, 2021 meeting (unanimous)

Reno City Council

The City Council will discuss various municipal contracts, including pedestrian path and elevator maintenance. The body is also deciding on the creation of a special assessment district for StoneGate I and filling multiple vacancies on city boards and commissions.

• Contract for Peckham Lane Pedestrian (Multi-Use) Path not to exceed $430,000
• Agreement with AECOM for TMWRF Expansion Electrical System Study with Reno's share being $231,399.77
• Elevator, Escalator and Wheelchair Lift Maintenance Contract not to exceed $220,710
• Ordinance to create the 2021 Special Assessment District No. 2 (StoneGate I) for sewer and water projects
• Agreement with Tyler Technologies for Accounts Payable automation not to exceed $125,150

Reno City Council

The Reno City Council is meeting to discuss several cost-of-living salary increases for city employees and judges. The body is also considering multiple contracts for sewer maintenance and water reclamation facility improvements.

• 2021 Sewer Maintenance and Repairs Contract with Sierra Nevada Construction not to exceed $856,007
• Engineering Design Services with Brown and Caldwell for TMWRF Nitrification Tower #1 not to exceed $316,200
• 2.5% cost-of-living salary increases for unrepresented hourly, mid-management, and management employees
• Certification of a Master Plan Amendment for Echo Avenue (Case No. LDC19-00001)
• Software as a Service agreement with Ledger 8760, Inc. for emissions tracking not to exceed $97,000

The Reno City Council approved the 22 on Lakeside townhome development (18 units) and denied the appeal against it, while separately advancing a zoning map amendment for the site from SF-3 to MF-30 on first reading. The council also approved several contracts, including a $856,007 sewer maintenance contract and a $530,000 parking meter replacement contract, and adopted multiple resolutions for salary increases and donations.

• Approved 22 on Lakeside tentative map, conditional use permits, and major deviation (5-2)
• Denied appeal of Planning Commission decision for 22 on Lakeside (5-2)
• First reading of zoning map amendment for 22 on Lakeside from SF-3 to MF-30 (5-2)
• Approved 2021 Sewer Maintenance and Repairs Contract to Sierra Nevada Construction, $856,007 (unanimous)
• Approved parking meter replacement contract with IPS Group, up to $530,000 (unanimous)
• Approved software agreement with Ledger 8760, Inc. for emissions tracking, up to $97,000 (6-1)
• Adopted resolutions for 2.5% cost-of-living salary increases for various employee groups (unanimous)
• Approved Stonegate charitable contribution agreement with EV-ready requirement (6-1)

Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency Board

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board are meeting to hold public hearings on tentative budgets. The body will consider adopting the final budgets and the city fee schedule for Fiscal Year 21/22.

• Public hearing and possible adoption of the City of Reno Final Budget for FY 21/22
• Possible adoption of the City of Reno Fee Schedule for FY 21/22
• Public hearing and possible adoption of the Final Budget for Redevelopment Agency #1 for FY 21/22
• Public hearing and possible adoption of the Final Budget for Redevelopment Agency #2 for FY 21/22

The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board held a joint special meeting and approved the City of Reno's Final Budget and Fee Schedule for Fiscal Year 21/22, along with the Redevelopment Agency #1 and #2 budgets. The council also adopted Resolution No. 8920 for the city budget and Resolutions No. 249 and 250 for the redevelopment agency budgets. All votes were unanimous, with Council Member Delgado absent for some items. Discussions included concerns about the General Fund, the proposed Ombudsperson position, and ARPA funding.

• Approved the agenda for the joint meeting (unanimous)
• Approved staff recommendation for the FY 21/22 Final Budget and Fee Schedule (unanimous, Delgado absent)
• Adopted Resolution No. 8920 for the FY 21/22 budget and fee schedule (unanimous, Delgado absent)
• Approved the Redevelopment Agency #1 and #2 Final Budgets (unanimous, Delgado absent)
• Adopted Resolution No. 249 for Redevelopment Agency #1 budget (unanimous, Delgado absent)
• Adopted Resolution No. 250 for Redevelopment Agency #2 budget (unanimous, Delgado absent)
• Approved the Redevelopment Agency Board agenda (unanimous)
• Approved adjournment of the Redevelopment Agency Board meeting (unanimous)

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission is meeting to consider several land use requests, including a rezoning for an industrial complex and multiple subdivision maps. The body will also review a special use permit for grading on Mount Limbo Street.

• Case No. LDC21-00051: Rezoning request for ±13.31 acres on Moya Boulevard from Single Family Residential (SF-8) to Industrial (I)
• Case No. LDC21-00053: Special use permit for grading (cuts >20ft, fills >10ft) at ±11.24 acres on Mount Limbo Street
• Case No. LDC21-00054: Tentative map for an 81-unit single-family detached subdivision at ±21.5 acres in Daybreak Plan Area 18A
• Case No. LDC21-00055: Tentative map for a 72-unit single-family attached townhome subdivision at ±11.4 acres in Daybreak Plan Area 19B
• Case No. PAR21-00034 and PAR21-00035: Merger and re-subdivision of ±302.2 acres to create Village Parcels in Daybreak Plan 17, 18, 19

The Reno City Planning Commission recommended approval of a zoning map amendment for the Moya Industrial Complex, changing ±13.31 acres from Single Family Residential (SF-8) to Industrial (I). The commission also approved a special use permit for grading at Mount Limbo (5-2), and approved two tentative maps and two parcel maps for the Daybreak development. All other items were approved unanimously.

• Recommended approval of Moya Industrial Complex rezoning (SF-8 to Industrial) (7-0)
• Approved Mount Limbo special use permit for grading (5-2)
• Approved Daybreak Plan Area 18A tentative map for 81 single-family units (6-1)
• Approved Daybreak Plan Area 19B tentative map for 72 townhomes (7-0)
• Approved Daybreak Plan 17, 18, 19 - Map 1 parcel map (7-0)
• Approved Daybreak Plan 17, 18, 19 - Map 2 parcel map (7-0)

Reno City Council

The Reno City Council is meeting via teleconference to vote on several infrastructure contracts and business licenses. The body will also consider a series of small community donations and budget revisions for FY 20/21.

• Grant Agreement for Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) CARES Act funds from Nevada Housing Division for $1,177,000
• Contract with Spanish Springs Construction, Inc. for Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility paving ($430,614.82 Reno share)
• Consultant Agreement with Stantec Consulting Services Inc. for sewer system modeling up to $521,936
• Contract to Cashman Equipment Company for Swan Lake American Flats Irrigation Project for $316,545
• Roof repairs at Neil Road Complex via CTR Roofing Ltd. and The Garland/DBS Company, Inc. up to $317,679.20

The Reno City Council approved a $4.5 million settlement in the Johnson et al. v. City of Reno lawsuit related to the 2017 Swan Lake flooding, which also resolves related federal cases. The council also approved a $100,000 settlement in the Sue Roberts v. City of Reno lawsuit. Additionally, the council approved a $1.177 million CARES Act grant for emergency solutions and a $953,797 CDBG-CV grant for coronavirus response.

• Approved $4.5M settlement for 2017 Swan Lake flooding lawsuit (unanimous)
• Approved $100,000 settlement in Sue Roberts v. City of Reno lawsuit (unanimous)
• Approved $1.177M Emergency Solutions Grant (CARES Act) from Nevada Housing Division (unanimous)
• Approved $953,797 CDBG-CV grant for coronavirus response (unanimous)
• Approved $627,444 contract for Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility paving (unanimous)
• Approved $521,936 consultant agreement with Stantec for sewer system modeling (unanimous)
• Approved $316,545 contract for Swan Lake American Flats Irrigation Project (unanimous)
• Approved $317,679.20 for Neil Road Complex roof repairs (unanimous)

Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency Board

The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board are meeting to review the City of Reno's budget for Fiscal Year 2021-22. The body may provide direction to staff regarding the budget following a presentation and discussion.

• Presentation and potential action on the Fiscal Year 2021-22 budget for the City of Reno

The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board held a special meeting to review presentations on the Fiscal Year 2021-22 budget, including the Risk Fund, Records Management, and a proposed CRM system. No formal decisions were made on the budget; the meeting was primarily informational, with council members asking questions and giving direction to staff. The agenda and adjournment were approved unanimously.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved meeting adjournment (unanimous)
• Received budget presentations for Risk Fund, Records Management, and CRM system (no action)

Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency Board

The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board are meeting to discuss the City of Reno budget for Fiscal Year 2021-22. The body may provide direction to staff regarding the budget.

• Budget for Fiscal Year 2021-22 for the City of Reno

The Reno City Council held a special meeting to discuss the FY 2021-22 budget, hearing presentations on forensics services, homelessness, MOST, arts funding, and parks fees. No formal votes were taken on these items, but the Council directed staff to develop a plan to increase Parks and Recreation employee wages while mitigating or avoiding fee increases. The agenda was approved unanimously.

• Approved meeting agenda (7-0)
• Directed staff to develop plan to increase Parks and Recreation wages while mitigating or avoiding fee increases

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission is holding public hearings to consider several land use requests. The body will review a conditional use permit for a dealership and a tentative map for a new townhome subdivision.

• Case No. LDC21-00049: Conditional use permit for Bill Pearce Motors Porsche Dealership at South Virginia Street and Bishop Manogue Drive
• Case No. LDC21-00050: Tentative map for 38-lot Spokane Street Loft Townhomes on the west side of Spokane Street
• Case No. LDC21-00052: Rear yard setback deviation for a second floor addition at a residence west of Hardesty Drive
• Case No. LDC21-00051: Rezoning request for Moya Industrial Complex (ITEM PULLED)

The Reno City Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit for a Porsche dealership on South Virginia Street, a tentative map for a 38-lot townhome subdivision on Spokane Street, and a major deviation for a home addition on Hardesty Drive. A rezoning request for the Moya Industrial Complex was pulled due to an applicant noticing error. All approvals were unanimous except the home addition, which passed 5-1.

• Approved conditional use permit for Bill Pearce Motors Porsche dealership (5-0)
• Approved tentative map for Spokane Street Loft Townhomes, 38-lot subdivision (6-0)
• Approved major deviation for Hopper Residence Addition (5-1)
• Pulled Moya Industrial Complex rezoning due to applicant noticing error

Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency Board

The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board are meeting to review the City of Reno's budget for Fiscal Year 2021-22. The body may provide direction to staff regarding the budget.

• Presentation and potential action on the Fiscal Year 2021-22 budget for the City of Reno

The Reno City Council met on May 5, 2021, and the only substantive item was a presentation and discussion of the proposed Fiscal Year 2021-22 budget, with potential direction to staff. No formal decisions were made on the budget, and the meeting was otherwise procedural, including agenda approval and adjournment.

• Approved the agenda for May 5, 2021
• Discussed FY 2021-22 budget, no action taken
• Adjourned the meeting

Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board

The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board are reviewing several infrastructure agreements, business licenses, and community donations. Key discussions include water reclamation facility improvements, building plan review services, and a rezoning request for the Wes Court Hobby Condos site.

• Building Plan Review Consulting Services agreement up to $500,000
• Engineering Design Services for TMWRF Thickened Waste Activated Sludge project: $459,700 (Reno share $315,492.11)
• Carollo Engineers, Inc. contract for TMWRF Aeration Tank Evaluation: $287,253 (Reno share $197,141.73)
• Rezoning of ±30.24 acres from Mixed-Use Suburban to Mixed Employment near Wes Court
• Proposed 2021 Special Assessment District No. 2 (StoneGate I)

The Reno City Council approved a modified version of the 6000 Plumas Street redevelopment project, a 314-unit condominium subdivision on the former Lakeridge Tennis Club site, by a 4-3 vote. The approval includes conditions requiring the developer to contribute $1,000 per unit to community aquatic needs and the affordable housing trust. The council also introduced ordinances for the Wes Court Hobby Condos zone change and the StoneGate I Special Assessment District, and approved the RDA plan area extension.

• Approved 6000 Plumas Street redevelopment with conditions (4-3)
• Introduced Bill No. 7171 for Wes Court Hobby Condos zone change (unanimous)
• Introduced Bill No. 7172 for StoneGate I Special Assessment District (5-2)
• Adopted Resolution No. 8899 authorizing StoneGate I assessment bonds (5-2)
• Introduced Bill No. 7173 to change financial reporting to quarterly (6-1)
• Approved RDA Area Nos. 1 and 2 extension option (6-1)
• Approved $500,000 Bureau Veritas building plan review contract (unanimous)
• Approved TMWA interlocal water agreement with condition (unanimous)

Reno City Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several land use requests including subdivision maps and special use permits. The agenda also includes an annual report to the Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Agency and a comprehensive planning work program.

• Special use permit for The Hytch Tea House on Dickerson Road
• Tentative map for 30-unit Rancharrah Village 6B subdivision
• Tentative map and site plan review for Mae Anne and Avenida De Landa infill
• Conditional use permit for Mt Rose Commerce Park
• Tentative map for 173-unit Daybreak Planning Area 18B & 19A subdivision

The Reno City Planning Commission unanimously approved all six public hearing items, including special use permits, tentative maps, and a conditional use permit for various residential and commercial developments. The commission also accepted the 2020 Annual Report to the Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Agency and discussed the 2021/22 Comprehensive Planning work program without taking action. All votes were unanimous with six commissioners present; Vice Chair John Marshall was absent.

• Approved 2020 Annual Report to Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Agency (unanimous)
• Approved special use permit for Hytch Tea House event venue (unanimous)
• Approved tentative map for 30-unit Rancharrah Village 6B subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved tentative map and site plan for 59-unit Mae Anne/Avenida de Landa infill (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use permit for Mt. Rose Commerce Park with modified condition (unanimous)
• Approved tentative map for 173-unit Daybreak Planning Area 18B & 19A subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved special use permits for Majestic II industrial/warehouse with 14-day pour notice (unanimous)

Reno City Council

The Reno City Council is reviewing various administrative items including liquor licenses, grant acceptances, and city fund reallocations. The agenda also includes discussions on affordable housing fee reductions and budget modifications for the Building Enterprise Fund.

• Approval of several new alcohol and marijuana establishment licenses
• Acceptance of a $45,590 NEA grant for local arts non-profits
• Acceptance of a $21,000 donation from the High Fives Foundation for the Military
• Contract for design services with Lumos & Associates, Inc. up to $697,420
• Contract for flooring at Evelyn Mount Northeast Community Center up to $227,000

The Reno City Council approved a $5.7 million agreement with the Reno Housing Authority to extend emergency rental assistance services through the Coronavirus Relief Fund program. The council also approved two affordable housing fee reductions totaling over $990,000 for apartment projects, and adopted a major zoning ordinance for the Santerra Quilici Properties site despite two dissenting votes. A proposed development agreement for the Reno Neon Line District was continued to a future meeting for further discussion.

• Approved $5.7M Reno Housing Authority rental assistance agreement (unanimous)
• Approved $735,075 sewer fee reduction for Springview by Vintage Apartments (unanimous)
• Approved $255,633 fee reduction for Marvel Way Empowerment Center Apartments (unanimous)
• Adopted Santerra Quilici Properties rezoning ordinance (5-2)
• Adopted The Canyons PUD ordinance with affordable housing agreement (5-2)
• Approved Building Enterprise Fund budget modification plan (6-1)
• Approved capital funding plan for Public Safety Center and Moana Pool (6-1)
• Appointed Oscar Delgado to Reno Housing Authority (6-1)

Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency Board

The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board are meeting to review the city's strategic goals and priorities. The body will discuss and potentially provide direction to staff regarding the budget for fiscal year 21/22.

• Discussion and potential action on City of Reno strategic goals and priorities and budget for FY 21/22

The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board held a joint special meeting to discuss the FY 21/22 budget and strategic priorities. The agenda was approved unanimously, and the meeting included a presentation from the City Manager and Finance Director, followed by discussion. No formal decisions were made on the budget or strategic plan; the item was for discussion and potential direction only.

• Approved agenda for April 13, 2021 (unanimous)
• Discussed FY 21/22 budget and strategic plan, no formal action taken
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land-use requests, including rezoning for multifamily housing and special use permits for commercial developments. The body will also consider the acceptance of the City of Reno Annual Report to the Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Agency.

• Lakeridge Place Phase II: Proposed 46 townhomes and rezoning from Open Space to Single Family 6,000 sq ft (Case No. LDC21-00032)
• 22 on Lakeside: Request to rezone ±3.07 acres from SF3 to MF30 Multifamily Residential (Case No. LDC21-00048)
• Spectrum-Dandini Mixed Use Site: Special use permit for hotel, restaurant, and multifamily residential on ±25.66 acres (Case No. LDC21-00040)
• Park Lane Self Storage – Phase 2: Request to expand mini-warehouse facility onto adjacent ±0.484 acre property (Case No. LDC21-00043)
• 22 on Lakeside: Tentative map for 22 single-family attached townhome lots (Case No. LDC21-00041)

The Reno City Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend denial of the Lakeridge Place Phase II project, which sought to rezone 6.61 acres of open space for 46 townhomes. The commission also approved a special use permit for Park Lane Self Storage Phase 2 (6-1) and a zoning map amendment for 22 on Lakeside (6-1). The annual report to the Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Agency was continued to the next meeting.

• Recommended denial of Lakeridge Place Phase II master plan amendment (unanimous)
• Recommended denial of Lakeridge Place Phase II zoning map amendment (unanimous)
• Recommended denial of Lakeridge Place Phase II tentative map and special use permits (unanimous)
• Approved Park Lane Self Storage Phase 2 special use permit (6-1)
• Approved 22 on Lakeside zoning map amendment to MF30 (6-1)
• Approved 22 on Lakeside tentative map, conditional use permits, and major deviations (unanimous)
• Approved Spectrum - Dandini Mixed Use Site special use permit (unanimous)
• Continued annual report to Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Agency (unanimous)

Reno City Council

The City Council is meeting via teleconference to provide potential direction to staff regarding the City of Reno budget for Fiscal Year 2021-22.

• Presentation and potential action on the Fiscal Year 2021-22 budget

The Reno City Council held a special meeting to review department budget presentations for Fiscal Year 2021-22, including Public Works, Utility Services, Municipal Court, City Attorney, Neighborhood Services, City Clerk, Civil Service, Administrative Services, and IT. No budget was approved or denied; the council discussed priorities, asked questions, and requested additional information. The agenda was approved unanimously, and the meeting adjourned.

• Approved the agenda for the March 31, 2021 special meeting (unanimous).
• Adjourned the meeting (unanimous).
• No budget decisions were made; presentations and discussion only.

Reno City Council

The City Council is holding a special teleconference meeting to review the budget for Fiscal Year 2021-22. The body may provide direction to staff regarding the budget following a presentation and discussion.

• Presentation and potential action on the Fiscal Year 2021-22 budget for the City of Reno

The Reno City Council held a special meeting to review and discuss the proposed Fiscal Year 2021-22 budget, with presentations from the Fire, Police, Community Development, and Parks and Recreation departments. No formal budget decisions were made; the council directed staff to provide additional information, such as a breakdown of how audit results inform budget requests and a list of administratively changed positions. The meeting was procedural, focused on discussion and direction, with no votes on the budget itself.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved adjournment (unanimous)
• Directed staff to provide breakdown of audit results informing budget requests
• Directed staff to provide list of administratively changed positions
• Requested clarification on fire department data analyst position funding and duties
• Discussed forensics funding options, no decision made
• Discussed parks maintenance and funding options, no decision made

Reno City Council

The Reno City Council is holding a special teleconference meeting to review the city budget. The council will receive a presentation and may provide direction to staff regarding the budget for Fiscal Year 2021-22.

• Presentation and potential action on the Fiscal Year 2021-22 budget

The Reno City Council special meeting on March 29, 2021, was called to order at 1:03 PM but recessed at 1:10 PM due to a power outage at City Hall. The meeting reconvened at 1:55 PM, but without a quorum (Councilmembers Delgado and Jardon were absent), the council could not resume. No substantive decisions were made; the agenda items, including the FY 2021-22 budget presentation, were not acted upon.

• Called meeting to order at 1:03 PM (procedural).
• Recessed meeting at 1:10 PM due to power outage (procedural).
• Reconvened at 1:55 PM but lacked quorum; no business conducted (procedural).
• No agenda items approved, discussed, or voted on; no decisions made.

Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency Board

The Reno City Council is considering several infrastructure contracts including sewer rehabilitation and street preventative maintenance. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the Nevada Cares Campus, homeless service transitions, and a lease for the former Rosewood Lakes Golf Course.

• Award of contract to Spanish Springs Construction, Inc. for sewer rehabilitation up to $3,982,444
• Award of contract to Sierra Nevada Construction, Inc. for preventative maintenance up to $3,074,007
• Award of contract to Farr Construction Corporation for water reclamation facility repairs up to $1,817,600
• Proposed 30-year lease of the former Rosewood Lakes Golf Course at 6800 Pembroke Drive
• Change order to Titan Electrical Contracting, Inc. for a $260,000 increase in traffic signal contract

The Reno City Council approved the Santerra Quilici Properties development, a ±1,164.59-acre project south of I-80, including a 1,225-unit residential subdivision, master plan and zoning changes, and special use permits. The approval was 5-2, with Councilmembers Brekhus and Duerr voting no. The council also approved a 30-year lease with the Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation to restore the former Rosewood Lakes Golf Course to wetlands.

• Approved the Santerra Quilici Properties tentative map and special use permits with modified conditions (5-2).
• Adopted Resolution No. 8885 for the Santerra Quilici master plan amendment (5-2).
• Introduced Bill No. 7170 for the Santerra Quilici zoning map amendment (5-2).
• Approved a 30-year lease with Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation for the former Rosewood Lakes Golf Course.
• Approved a $3,982,444 sewer rehabilitation contract with Spanish Springs Construction, Inc.
• Approved a $3,074,007 preventative maintenance project contract with Sierra Nevada Construction, Inc.
• Continued the JPMorgan Chase banking services agreement for two weeks.
• Approved the Nevada Cares Campus Phase 2 plan and directed staff to bring back an MOU framework with Washoe County (6-1).

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three land development cases. The body is deciding on tentative maps, conditional use permits, and a zoning change for projects on Plumas Street and Wes Court.

• Case No. LDC21-00036: Tentative map for 314-unit condominium subdivision and conditional use permit at 6000 Plumas Street
• Case No. LDC21-00042: Request to rezone ±30.24 acres from Mixed-Use Suburban (MS) to Mixed Employment (ME) south of Wes Court
• Case No. LDC21-00023: Tentative map for 170 hobby commercial condominium lots and site plan review for hillside development south of Wes Court

The Reno City Planning Commission approved a tentative map and conditional use permit for a 314-unit condominium development at 6000 Plumas Street, the former Lakeridge Tennis Club site, with conditions including elongated left-turn lanes on McCarran and tree replacement. The commission also recommended that the City Council approve a zone change for the WES Court Hobby Condos site and approved a tentative map and major site plan review for 170 hobby commercial condominium lots. The minutes were approved, and no other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved the minutes of the Feb 17, 2021 meeting (5-0, with one abstention).
• Approved the tentative map and conditional use permit for the 6000 Plumas Street redevelopment (5-2), adding conditions for elongated left-turn lanes and tree replacement.
• Recommended City Council approval of the zone change for WES Court Hobby Condos (unanimous).
• Approved the tentative map and major site plan review for WES Court Hobby Condos (unanimous), with modifications to Exhibit C and an added condition.

Reno City Council

The Reno City Council is reviewing several items including a large-scale residential subdivision proposal for The Canyons and a court-remanded case regarding Mortensen Ranch. Other agenda items include fire department staffing levels, various business licenses, and community grants.

• Zoning amendment for 81.01 acre 'The Canyons' residential subdivision
• Mortensen Ranch subdivision and special use permit discussion following court order
• Grant of $135,000 to Community Housing Land Trust, LLC, Series 2
• Acceptance of $18,795 sub-grant for Annual Military Sports Camp
• Acceptance of $5,000 donation for Cyan Park field maintenance

The Council approved the Canyons project (LDC21-00024), a 71-unit single-family subdivision, by introducing the zoning ordinance and tentatively approving the PUD handbook, tentative map, and special use permits with modifications. The Council also denied the Stan Lucas' Mortensen Ranch project (LDC20-00003), affirming the Planning Commission's denial of a 676-lot subdivision. Additionally, the Council adopted a resolution for the StoneGate I Special Assessment District, but directed staff to work with the developer on affordability concerns.

• Approved the Canyons project (LDC21-00024) with a 5-2 vote, introducing the zoning ordinance and tentatively approving the PUD handbook, tentative map, and special use permits.
• Denied the Mortensen Ranch project (LDC20-00003) with a 6-1 vote, affirming the Planning Commission's denial of the 676-lot subdivision.
• Adopted Resolution No. 8882 for the StoneGate I Special Assessment District with a 4-3 vote, directing staff to work with the developer on affordability and community benefits.
• Approved a towing service agreement with Arkidian Towing Services LLC.
• Approved a $135,000 grant to the Community Housing Land Trust for an affordable housing project.
• Approved a $18,795 sub-grant from the Nevada Department of Veterans Services for a Military Sports Camp.
• Approved a $5,000 donation from the Great Basin Youth Soccer League for Cyan Park maintenance.
• Approved appointments to the Financial Advisory Board, Access Advisory Committee, and Planning Commission.

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission will consider two special use permit requests. The body will also recognize Paul Olivas for his service on the commission.

• Case No. LDC21-00016 (Copart): Special use permit to expand a wrecking, salvage, or junk yard on ±34.07 acres near North Virginia Street and Stead Boulevard
• Case No. LDC21-00029 (Mountain View Mortuary): Special use permit to establish a crematorium in a ±30,720 square foot building at West 4th Street and Stoker Avenue

The Reno City Planning Commission unanimously approved a special use permit for Copart to expand a nonconforming wrecking yard, subject to modified conditions including a new condition that any further unpermitted expansion invalidates the permit. The commission also unanimously approved a special use permit for Mountain View Mortuary to establish a crematorium. Both decisions were made with six commissioners present.

• Approved Copart special use permit for wrecking yard expansion (6-0)
• Added condition invalidating permit if further unpermitted expansion occurs
• Modified Condition 9 to allow alternative paving materials with administrator approval
• Added condition requiring all construction work completed within 18 months of approval
• Approved Mountain View Mortuary special use permit for crematorium (6-0)

Reno City Council

The City Council will consider several neighborhood street and sewer rehabilitation contracts. The agenda includes multiple zoning amendments, water rights leasing, and a potential $165,000 sculpture purchase.

• Wilson/Roberts Area Neighborhood Street Project contract: up to $2,189,189
• Bartlett Street Area Neighborhood Street Project contract: up to $2,732,444
• East Taylor and Stewart Area Project street/sewer rehabilitation: up to $12,813,007
• Rezoning of 5935 West Ranger Road from Large Lot Residential to Single-Family Residential
• Purchase of 'On Growth and Form' sculpture for E. Fourth Street: $165,000

The Reno City Council voted 4-3 to authorize the City Attorney's Office to appeal a judgment in the 2017 Lemmon Valley flooding litigation, over the objections of the Mayor and two council members who favored settling. The council also approved a consent agenda including contracts for street projects, a $953,797 COVID-19 grant, and a $165,000 public art sculpture, among other items. A zoning map amendment for a property on West Ranger Road was introduced, and an appeal regarding a mass grading permit for the Park at McCarran was affirmed, allowing the permit to stand.

• Approved appeal of Lemmon Valley flooding judgment (4-3)
• Approved consent agenda items B.1-B.12, with B.5 removed and B.3, B.7 pulled for discussion
• Approved $953,797 CDBG-CV grant for shelter operations
• Awarded contracts for Wilson/Roberts and Bartlett Street neighborhood street projects
• Awarded contract for East Taylor and Stewart street/sewer rehabilitation
• Adopted Resolution No. 8879 approving water rights lease with Sky Tavern
• Introduced Bill No. 7168 for zoning map amendment at 5935 West Ranger Road
• Affirmed Hearing Officer's decision to approve mass grading permit for Park at McCarran (5-2)

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding special use permits for a power line project. The body will also receive a presentation on Washoe County School District Facility Planning.

• Case No. LDC21-00014: Special use permits for the relocation of a 120 kV overhead powerline and development adjacent to residential zoning on a ±22.13 acre site south of Highway 40
• Presentation by Adam Searcy on Washoe County School District Facility Planning

The Reno City Planning Commission approved a special use permit for the River Bend Power Line Relocation (Case LDC21-00014), allowing relocation of a 120 kV overhead powerline and development adjacent to residential zoning, subject to staff report conditions. The vote was 5-1, with Commissioner Marshall opposing. The commission also approved minutes from two prior meetings and received a presentation on Washoe County School District facility planning.

• Approved special use permit for River Bend Power Line Relocation (5-1)
• Approved Jan 20, 2021 meeting minutes (4-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved Feb 3, 2021 meeting minutes (4-0, 1 abstention)

Reno City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on zoning amendments for Echo Avenue and The Canyons, as well as the creation of a 2021 Special Assessment District for street projects. The body will also discuss the city's mid-year budget update and economic conditions.

• Contract for HVAC installation at Plumas Park Gymnasium not to exceed $748,500
• Emergency Performance Grant for Reno Fire Department in the amount of $142,130
• Proposed sale of city property at 0 Mayberry Drive for a minimum price of $142,500
• Zoning amendment for ±1.95 acres on Echo Avenue to Multifamily-30 units per acre
• Zoning amendment for ±81.01 acres at The Canyons to Planned Unit Development

The Reno City Council approved a zoning map amendment and tentative Planned Unit Development (PUD) Handbook for The Canyons project, a ±81-acre development in Ward 2, by a 4-2 vote. The approval was made without additional conditions proposed by Council Member Duerr regarding horse watering and road relocation. The council also approved several other items, including a $748,500 HVAC contract for Plumas Park Gymnasium, a $142,130 emergency preparedness grant, and the sale of city-owned property at 0 Mayberry Drive for $142,500.

• Approved The Canyons PUD zoning amendment and tentative handbook (4-2)
• Approved $748,500 HVAC contract to Mt Rose Heating & Air Conditioning (unanimous)
• Accepted $142,130 Emergency Performance Grant for Fire Department (unanimous)
• Approved sale of 0 Mayberry Drive property to Elaine Duffy for $142,500 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 8876 for High Desert Montessori Charter School bonds (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 8873 for 2021 Special Assessment District No. 1 (unanimous)
• Approved FY 20/21 budget augmentations via Resolution 8877 (unanimous)
• Appointed James Johns and Vicki Van Buren to OPEB Trust Fund (unanimous)

Reno City Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will meet via teleconference to review several items including previous meeting minutes and staff reports. A primary item involves a request for a special use permit for a concrete batch plant operation on Parr Boulevard.

• Special use permit: R & K Concrete Batch Plant (Parr Boulevard)
• Approval of minutes from Dec 16, 2020, Dec 21, 2020, and Jan 6, 2021

The Reno City Planning Commission approved a special use permit for a concrete batch plant on Parr Boulevard, including nighttime operations between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. The motion passed unanimously with six commissioners present. The commission also approved minutes from three prior meetings. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved special use permit for R & K Concrete Batch Plant on Parr Boulevard, including 11 p.m.–6 a.m. operations (6-0)
• Approved Dec 16, 2020 meeting minutes (5-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved Dec 21, 2020 meeting minutes (6-0)
• Approved Jan 6, 2021 meeting minutes (6-0)

Reno City Council & Reno City Charter Committee

The Reno City Council and the City Charter Committee are holding a joint special meeting. The agenda includes a staff report regarding potential changes to the Reno City Charter at the 81st session of the Nevada Legislature.

• Discussion of potential pursuit of changes to the Reno City Charter at the 81st session of the Nevada Legislature

Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency Board

The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board will meet to vote on several public safety grants, business licenses, and infrastructure projects. Key items include a large vehicle procurement program and funding for rapid rehousing services.

• Approval of FY21 Fleet Buy Program to purchase 102 vehicles and equipment not to exceed $5,395,000
• Contract with Volunteers of America for Rapid Rehousing services not to exceed $1,739,520
• Contract amendment with Volunteers of America for men's shelter operations not to exceed $4,411,414.06
• Acceptance of multiple police and fire grants totaling over $400,000 for equipment, SWAT ear protection, and gun violence operations
• Granting of 25 Arts and Culture Grants totaling $193,184

The Reno City Council approved a consent agenda including a $5.4 million fleet buy, $193,184 in arts and culture grants, and contracts for rapid rehousing and men's shelter operations. A cabaret license for Fusion Lounge was approved with conditions to mitigate noise. The council also continued a land use appeal to February 24 and took no action on a business license fee reduction program.

• Approved $5,395,000 fleet buy for 102 vehicles (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 8872 granting $193,184 to 25 arts and culture organizations (unanimous)
• Approved $4,411,414.06 contract amendment with Volunteers of America for men's shelter (6-1)
• Approved Fusion Lounge cabaret license with noise mitigation conditions (unanimous)
• Approved $154,650 Mini-Pitch Sport Court for Teglia's Paradise Park (unanimous)
• Approved $165,776 contract with Safe Embrace for rapid rehousing (unanimous)
• Approved $1,739,520 contract with Volunteers of America for rapid rehousing (unanimous)
• Continued Daybreak PUD appeal to February 24 (6-1)

Reno City Council, Sparks City Council, and Washoe County Board of Commissioners

The Reno City Council, Sparks City Council, and Washoe County Board of Commissioners are meeting concurrently. The bodies will discuss the establishment and membership of the Washoe County Health District and a proposed amendment to its interlocal agreement.

• Presentation and possible action on the structure and membership of the Washoe County Health District and District Board of Health
• Possible direction to staff to negotiate an amendment to the interlocal agreement concerning the Washoe County Health District

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission will review a request to change the zoning of a 2.91-acre site to allow for smaller residential lots. The body will also receive a presentation on the 2050 Regional Transportation Plan.

• Case No. LDC21-00027: Proposed zoning map amendment for 5935 West Ranger Road from Large Lot Residential (LLR1) to Single-Family Residential (SF4)
• Presentation by Amy Cummings of the Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) on the 2050 Regional Transportation Plan

The Reno City Planning Commission unanimously recommended that the City Council approve a zoning map amendment for a 2.91-acre site at 5935 West Ranger Road, changing it from Large Lot Residential (LLR1) to Single-Family Residential (SF4). The recommendation was based on compliance with applicable findings. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting also included a presentation on the 2050 Regional Transportation Plan and staff announcements.

• Recommended approval of zoning map amendment LDC21-00027 (5935 West Ranger Road) from LLR1 to SF4 (unanimous, 6-0)

Reno City Council

The City Council is holding a special teleconference meeting to select a judge for Reno Municipal Court, Department 4. The body will review the qualifications of four finalists and may swear in an appointee.

• Interviews and selection of Judge for Reno Municipal Court, Department 4 from finalists Christopher Hazlett-Stevens, Steven Silva, Henry Sotelo, and Charles Woodman

The Reno City Council interviewed four finalists and unanimously appointed Christopher Hazlett-Stevens to fill the judicial vacancy for Reno Municipal Court, Department 4. The selection followed a ranked-choice vote among council members, with Hazlett-Stevens receiving three votes, Henry Sotelo two, and Charles Woodman two. The appointment was approved unanimously.

• Approved agenda for January 14, 2021 (unanimous)
• Appointed Christopher Hazlett-Stevens as Reno Municipal Court Judge, Department 4 (unanimous)

Reno City Council

The Reno City Council is meeting to decide on several infrastructure contracts, business licenses, and zoning updates. Key items include a large-scale development proposal for Prado Ranch and the adoption of a new Land Development Code.

• Prado Ranch Master Plan and zoning amendment for ±728.69 acres along Lemmon Drive
• Sewer Cured-In-Place Pipe Rehabilitation Project contract with Insituform Technologies, LLC not to exceed $2,019,710
• Tiburon Public Safety Computer Software maintenance contract with CentralSquare Technologies not to exceed $437,000
• CDBG-2020 Pedestrian Ramp Improvement Project contract with NV NJ Construction Group not to exceed $116,500
• Proposed sale of city-owned property at 0 Mayberry Drive via public auction for a minimum of $142,500

The Reno City Council unanimously denied the Prado Ranch Master Plan amendment and Planned Unit Development zoning map amendment, upholding the Planning Commission's recommendation. The council also adopted several ordinances, including the RENOvation Zoning Code Update, and approved various contracts and licenses. A fire station site agreement assignment was continued to a future meeting.

• Denied Prado Ranch Master Plan amendment (LDC16-00026) unanimously
• Denied Prado Ranch PUD zoning map amendment (LDC17-00019) unanimously
• Adopted Ordinance No. 6587 (RENOvation Zoning Code Update) unanimously
• Adopted Ordinance No. 6585 (Residential Construction Tax amendments) unanimously
• Adopted Ordinance No. 6586 (Sewer Service definitions amendment) unanimously
• Approved $2,019,710 sewer CIPP rehabilitation contract to Insituform Technologies (unanimous)
• Continued fire station site agreement assignment from Corona Cyan to Sunny Hills Ranchos (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 8868 amending FY20/21 fee schedule, removing $200 Historic Preservation application fees (unanimous)

Reno City Planning Commission

The Reno City Planning Commission will consider a special use permit for a boat and RV storage facility and a zoning amendment for a new residential subdivision. The commission is also reviewing the minutes from its December 3, 2020 meeting.

• Case No. LDC21-00021: Special use permit for a mini warehouse (boat and RV storage), manager's office, and dump station at Towne Drive and South Virginia Street
• Case No. LDC21-00024: Zoning map amendment for ±81.01 acres to Planned Unit Development (PUD) for a 71-unit single-family residential subdivision
• Case No. LDC21-00024: Special use permits for grading (cuts >20ft, fills >10ft), hillside development, and disturbance of a major drainageway
• Approval of December 3, 2020 meeting minutes

The Reno City Planning Commission approved a special use permit for a boat and RV storage facility at Towne Drive and South Virginia Street, adding a condition that the dump station be located outside the AE flood zone. The commission also recommended City Council approval of a zoning map amendment, tentative map, and special use permits for The Canyons, a 71-unit single-family subdivision east of Trail Rider Drive, with one commissioner opposing due to noticing concerns. The meeting minutes from December 3, 2020, were approved with one abstention.

• Approved special use permit for Towne Drive Boat & RV Storage with added condition that dump station be outside AE zone (7-0)
• Recommended City Council approval of zoning map amendment and PUD handbook for The Canyons (6-1)
• Approved tentative map for The Canyons 71-unit subdivision (6-1)
• Approved special use permits for The Canyons (6-1)
• Approved December 3, 2020 meeting minutes (6-0, 1 abstention)