Reno public meetings in 2022
211 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Planning Commission Meeting
The Reno Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a recommendation to the City Council regarding a master plan amendment and zoning map amendment for a 0.16-acre site at 455 Crampton Street. The proposal would change the master plan designation from Mixed Neighborhood to Suburban Mixed-Use and the zoning from Multi-Family Residential (14 units/acre) to General Commercial, both within the Wells Avenue Neighborhood Plan area. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes, a training video, and staff reports.
- Public hearing on Case No. LDC23-00023: Master Plan amendment from Mixed Neighborhood to Suburban Mixed-Use and zoning map amendment from MF-14 to General Commercial at 455 Crampton Street (Ward 3)
- Approval of minutes from the November 17, 2022 regular meeting
- Planning Commission training series: APA video on staff reports
- Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Liaison report
- Staff announcements on Planning Division projects, training opportunities, and City Council actions on previous Commission items
The Commission approved a Master Plan amendment and recommended that City Council approve a zoning map amendment for a site at 455 Crampton Street. The change would move the property from multi-family residential to general commercial. The Commission also approved the minutes from the November 17, 2022 meeting.
- Approved Master Plan and zoning map amendments for 455 Crampton Street (7-0)
- Approved November 17, 2022 meeting minutes (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Reno Arts and Culture Commission Meeting
The Reno Arts and Culture Commission will review and possibly recommend an artist for a mural at the National Bowling Stadium, with a budget not to exceed $80,000. They will also discuss filling vacancies on the Public Art Committee and approve a meeting schedule for 2023. The meeting includes routine items like approving the agenda and minutes.
- Review and possible recommendation of an artist for the National Bowling Stadium mural project, up to $80,000
- Discussion and possible recommendation for filling Public Art Committee vacancies
- Discussion and possible approval of a schedule for regular RACC meetings in 2023
Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board Meeting
The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board will hold public hearings and consider actions on two major land-use changes: a master plan and zoning amendment for a 4.41-acre site near Panther Drive and US 395 from commercial to industrial, and annexation and rezoning of a 3-acre parcel on Hoge Road for single-family residential. The consent agenda includes contracts for sewer infrastructure, park improvements, and grants for arts and culture.
- Public hearing on Panther Valley Flex Park: master plan amendment from Suburban-Mixed Use to Industrial and zoning map amendment from General Commercial to Industrial Commercial for a ±4.41 acre site north of Panther Drive and US 395 (Ward 4).
- Public hearing on 1045 Hoge Road annexation and rezoning: annex ±3 acres and change master plan from Unincorporated Transition to Single-Family Neighborhood, zoning to Single-Family Residential (SF-3) (Ward 4).
- Approval of consultant agreement with Lumos and Associates for North Dakota and Dermody Sanitary Sewer Lift Station project, not to exceed $323,039 (Ward 2, 3).
- Award of contract to Powerhouse Construction for Mayors Park Phase 3 Project, not to exceed $1,878,275 (Ward 4).
- Resolution supporting affordable housing development Altitude by Vintage (293 units at Southridge, Skyline, Skyview) (Ward 1).
🗳️ How they voted — 9 divided votes
Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting
The Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board will discuss two development projects: Grand Point South (30 townhomes) and Grand Point North (78 townhomes), both on Grand Point Way near Mae Anne Avenue. The board will take public input but no action on these projects. The meeting also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and liaison reports.
- Grand Point South: 30-lot townhome subdivision on 2.25 acres east of Grand Point Way, south of Mae Anne Avenue
- Grand Point North: 78-lot townhome subdivision on 5.10 acres at southeast corner of Grand Point Way and Mae Anne Avenue
- Both projects require conditional use permits for density and are in the McQueen Neighborhood Planning Overlay district
- Board will not vote on development projects; feedback forms go to Reno Planning Commission
- Approval of minutes from August 9, 2022 and September 13, 2022 meetings
Washoe County Home Consortium Technical Review Committee Meeting
The Washoe County Home Consortium Technical Review Committee will consider five business items, including requests to discharge a loan obligation for the Hillboro Place project, replace an escrow account with a guaranty for Banbridge Apartments, transfer ownership of HOME funds for three properties, amend a loan agreement to waive repayment in exchange for extended affordability at Sierra Crest Apartments, and approve changes to WCHC policies and by-laws. The committee will also approve the agenda and prior meeting minutes.
- Request to discharge repayment obligation for three Hillboro Place homeowners
- Peak Capital Partners/Banbridge Apartments seeks to replace escrow with guaranty
- Transfer of ownership and re-subordination of HOME funds for Southridge, Skyline, and Skyview properties to Altitude by Vintage
- 3D Investments requests waiving loan repayment for Sierra Crest Apartments in exchange for indefinite affordability period
- Approval of changes to WCHC policies, procedures, and by-laws
Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting
The Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board will hear updates on the Watt Street Neighborhood Street Rehabilitation and discuss four development projects, including a 200-unit multi-family complex and a 202-lot townhome subdivision. No action will be taken on these items; public feedback will be forwarded to the Planning Commission. The meeting also includes approval of minutes and liaison reports.
- Watt Street Neighborhood Street Rehabilitation update (for information only)
- LDC23-00015: 200-unit multi-family development on 13.92 acres near Robb Drive and I-80
- LDC23-00016: 16-lot single-family subdivision on 6.64 acres near Mae Anne Avenue and Leroy Street
- LDC23-00017: 202-lot townhome subdivision on 14.51 acres near Robb Drive and I-80
- LDC23-00025: 5-lot townhome subdivision on 0.31 acres near Riviera Street and Idlewild Drive
Public Art Committee of the Reno Arts and Culture Commission Meeting
The Public Art Committee will review and possibly recommend an artist for a mural at the National Bowling Stadium, with a budget not to exceed $80,000. The committee will also discuss filling current vacancies. The meeting is hybrid, held at the McKinley Arts & Culture Center Boardroom.
- Review and possible recommendation of an artist for the National Bowling Stadium mural project, budget up to $80,000
- Discussion and possible recommendation for filling Public Art Committee vacancies
- Approval of the agenda and minutes from November 18, 2022
- Council and staff liaison reports (informational only, no action)
Historical Resource Commission Meeting
The Reno Historical Resources Commission will hear an update from Public Works on the California Building and Lear Theater, and discuss and possibly approve a work program for 2022/2023 based on the HRC Strategic Plan. The meeting also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and public comment periods.
- Update from Public Works on the California Building and Lear Theater (information only)
- Discussion and possible approval of a work program for 2022/2023 based on the HRC Strategic Plan
- Approval of minutes from October 13 and November 10, 2022 meetings
- Council Liaison and Staff Liaison reports (information only)
Planning Commission Meeting
The Reno Planning Commission will hold public hearings and vote on three items: a zoning map amendment for a 6.08-acre site on W. Golden Valley Road from Mixed-Use Suburban to Industrial Commercial, a major site plan review for two new water tanks on a 5-acre site in the Parks, Greenways, and Open Space district, and a conditional use permit for a commercial stable on a 3.5-acre site near Bonde Lane and Del Monte Lane. The Commission will also approve minutes from previous meetings and recognize outgoing members.
- Zoning map amendment for Golden Valley Commerce Center: ±6.08 acres from Mixed-Use Suburban (MS) to Industrial Commercial (IC) on W. Golden Valley Road near N. Virginia Street [Ward 4]
- Major site plan review for Silver Hills Water Tanks: two new water tanks on ±5 acres in Parks, Greenways, and Open Space district, northwest of Silver Knolls Boulevard and Red Rock Road [Ward 4]
- Conditional use permit for Center for Adaptive Riding: commercial stable on ±3.5 acres near Bonde Lane and Del Monte Lane, within City of Reno Sphere of Influence [Ward 2]
- Recognition of Ed Hawkins and Kathleen Taylor for years of service on the Planning Commission
- Approval of minutes from October 19, 2022 and November 2, 2022 regular meetings
The Commission approved a conditional use permit for the Center for Adaptive Riding and a site plan for new water tanks. They also recommended a zoning map amendment for the Golden Valley Commerce Center to the City Council.
- Recommended City Council approve Golden Valley Commerce Center zoning amendment to Industrial Commercial (5-0)
- Approved major site plan review for Silver Hills Water Tanks (5-0)
- Approved conditional use permit for Center for Adaptive Riding commercial stable with modified conditions (3-2)
- Approved October 19, 2022 meeting minutes (3-0)
- Approved November 2, 2022 meeting minutes (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Financial Advisory Board Meeting
The Financial Advisory Board will discuss and possibly recommend the City's Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for fiscal year 2022 to the City Council. They will also consider appointing a new board member to fill a vacancy and discuss amending the municipal code regarding meeting frequency. Informational updates on the budget, debt, and risk assessments are also scheduled.
- Discussion and possible recommendation of the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for FY 2022
- Potential appointment of one board member from applicants Natalia Cerasoli, Elisa Davis, Julius Lorentzen, Judith Rought
- Discussion of possible amendment to Reno Municipal Code Section 2.08 on meeting frequency
- Presentation on interim financial report and budget update for FY 2023
- Update on annual risk assessments by the City's Internal Auditor
Reno City Council Meeting
The Reno City Council will vote on a resolution supporting the Vintage at Redfield Apartments, a new 223-unit affordable housing development at Baker Lane and Redfield Parkway. The council will also consider accepting a $163,053 Homeland Security grant for fire department HazMat equipment and approving a $684,863 engineering contract for water reclamation facility improvements. Additionally, the council will discuss appointments to city boards and commissions.
- Resolution supporting Vintage at Redfield Apartments, a 223-unit affordable housing development at northeast corner of Baker Lane and Redfield Parkway
- Acceptance of $163,053.81 Homeland Security Grant Program award for Reno Fire Department HazMat equipment
- Consulting agreement with Carollo Engineers for Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility Heat Loop System Improvements, $684,863 total with Reno's share $470,012.48
- Approval of amended security contract with Allied Universal Security Services for Maintenance and Operations Corporate Yard, not to exceed $94,894
- Approval of 13 new, change-of-ownership, or supplemental alcohol business licenses
🗳️ How they voted — 7 divided votes
Reno Access Advisory Committee Meeting
The Reno Access Advisory Committee will review and potentially recommend a $2,094 funding request from the Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation for a GRIT Freedom Chair for visitors with disabilities at the Rosewood Nature Study Area. The committee will also receive an update on the 2023 neighborhood street project in the Talus and Moraine area. Other items include approval of the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting.
- Review of $2,094 funding request from Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation for a GRIT Freedom Chair for visitors with disabilities at Rosewood Nature Study Area
- Presentation and update on the 2023 neighborhood street project in the Talus and Moraine area
- Approval of the agenda for November 29, 2022
- Approval of the minutes from October 25, 2022
Reno Arts and Culture Commission Meeting
The Reno Arts & Culture Commission will discuss and possibly approve funding for public art projects and 2023 arts grants. Key decisions include selecting an artist for the National Bowling Stadium mural (up to $80,000) and approving up to $194,000 in event and project grants for local arts organizations. The commission will also elect a vice chair and consider other smaller mural and video wall projects.
- Possible recommendation of an artist for the National Bowling Stadium mural project, up to $80,000
- Possible approval of up to $194,000 in Arts & Culture Event and Project Grants for 2023
- Discussion and possible recommendation of a call for artists for the Canyon Flats Video wall, up to $3,000
- Possible recommendation of muralist Hannah Eddy for the Keystone Avenue bridge mural at McKinley Arts & Culture Center, up to $4,000
- Discussion and possible recommendation of a call for artists for a mural at Teglia's Paradise Park Activity Center, up to $20,000
Public Art Committee of the Reno Arts and Culture Commission Meeting
The Public Art Committee will discuss and possibly recommend an artist for the National Bowling Stadium mural project (up to $80,000) from a list of 40 artists. They will also consider a call for artists for the Canyon Flats Video wall ($3,000), a mural at Teglia's Paradise Park Activity Center ($20,000), and a muralist for the Keystone Avenue bridge ($4,000). The Arlington Bridges replacement project public art process will also be discussed.
- Recommendation of artist for National Bowling Stadium mural project, amount not to exceed $80,000
- Call for artists for Canyon Flats Video wall, amount not to exceed $3,000
- Call for artists for mural at Teglia's Paradise Park Activity Center, amount not to exceed $20,000
- Recommendation of muralist Hannah Eddy for Keystone Avenue bridge mural at McKinley Arts & Culture Center, amount not to exceed $4,000
- Discussion of Arlington Bridges replacement project and process for public art
Reno City Council Meeting
The Reno City Council will canvass the November 8, 2022 general election returns, declare the official results, and then administer the oath of office to newly elected officials. The meeting also includes routine procedural items such as pledge of allegiance, roll call, public comment, and agenda approval.
- Canvass of returns and declaration of results from the November 8, 2022 City of Reno General Election
- Oath of Office and swearing in of newly elected officials
The City Council certified the results of the November 8, 2022, General Election. Several newly elected officials, including the Mayor and City Council members, were sworn into office.
- Approved the meeting agenda (6-0)
- Certified the November 8, 2022 General Election results (6-0)
- Sworn in Karl Hall as Reno City Attorney
- Sworn in Hillary Schieve as Reno Mayor
- Sworn in Naomi Duerr as Ward 2 Council Member
- Sworn in Meghan Ebert as Ward 4 Council Member
- Sworn in Justin Champagne as Municipal Court Judge, Department 3
- Sworn in Chris Hazlett-Stevens as Municipal Court Judge, Department 4
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Planning Commission Meeting
The Commission will consider multiple land use requests, including multi-family developments and single-family lot maps. The agenda also includes a recommendation for appointments to the Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Commission.
- Aspire at North Hills: 204 unit multi-family development request
- Mount Bismark Single-Family: 74 attached single-family residential lots and conditional use permit
- 1045 Hoge Road: Master Plan and Zoning Map amendments
- Sierra Senior Care PUD Amendment: 96 multi-family dwelling units request
- Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Commission appointments
The Commission approved a tentative map and conditional use permit for 74 single-family lots at Mount Bismark. It also recommended that City Council approve design standard amendments for the Sierra Senior Care PUD to allow 96 multi-family units. Requests for Master Plan and zoning amendments at 1045 Hoge Road were denied.
- Approved tentative map and conditional use permit for 74 attached single-family lots at Mount Bismark (6-1)
- Recommended City Council approve amendments to Sierra Senior Care PUD for 96 multi-family units (5-2)
- Denied Master Plan Amendment for 1045 Hoge Road (4-3)
- Denied zoning map amendment for 1045 Hoge Road (4-3)
- Recommended Silvia Villanueva for appointment to the Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Commission (7-0)
- Pulled Case No. LDC23-00018 (Aspire at North Hills) from the agenda
🗳️ How they voted — 4 divided votes
Reno Arts and Culture Commission's Grants Committee Meeting
The Reno Arts and Culture Commission's Grants Committee will discuss and possibly approve scoring and ranking for 19 event grants and 17 project grants totaling up to $7,000 each for 2023. The committee's recommendations will go to the full commission for final action.
- Artown grant request up to $7,000 for Nā Lei Hulu performance on July 12, 2023
- Arts for All Nevada grant request up to $5,980 for Youth Art Month Family Festival on March 11, 2023
- Nevada Museum of Art grant request up to $7,000 for 2023 Scholastic Art Awards
- Note-Able Music Therapy Services grant request up to $7,000 for community music programs for people with disabilities
- Down Syndrome Network of Northern Nevada grant request up to $3,000 for UnchARTed Waters
Recreation and Parks Commission Meeting
The Recreation and Parks Commission will discuss and possibly approve a minor deviation from the Sierra Vista Park Master Plan to add a skill zone and mountain bike trails. They will also hear an annual presentation from the Reno Youth Sports Association and a quarterly update on Parks Maintenance, including shade structures. Additionally, the commission will consider reappointing or appointing a Chair and Vice Chair for 2023 and discuss agenda items for a joint meeting with other regional parks commissions.
- Discussion and possible approval of a minor deviation from the Sierra Vista Park Master Plan to incorporate a skill zone and mountain bike trails
- Annual presentation by the Reno Youth Sports Association
- Quarterly presentation on Parks Maintenance Division, including shade structures
- Discussion and potential reappointment or appointment of Chair and Vice Chair for 2023
- Discussion and possible approval of agenda items for joint meeting on February 21, 2023, with Washoe County Open Space and Regional Parks Commission and City of Sparks Parks and Recreation Commission
Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting
The Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board will receive informational updates on the 1200 Riverside Drive fire, Ward 1 infrastructure projects, notable development agreements, and current code complaint trends. No action items are scheduled beyond agenda approval and adjournment.
- Update on the 1200 Riverside Drive fire (information only)
- Status report on Ward 1 infrastructure projects by the City of Reno and others
- Update on notable Ward 1 projects approved and in progress, including development agreements
- Update on current trends and code complaints in Ward 1 neighborhoods
Historical Resources Commission Meeting
The Reno Historical Resources Commission will consider a certificate of appropriateness for an addition to the historic ranch house at Mayberry Gardens, which would be used as a restaurant. The site is listed on the City Register of Historic Places. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and liaison reports.
- Certificate of appropriateness request (COA23-00002) for an addition to the Mayberry Gardens ranch house for restaurant use
- Site located ±460 feet southeast of South McCarran Boulevard and Mayberry Drive, zoned Parks, Greenways, and Open Space with Historic Landmark overlay
- Property listed on City Register of Historic Places since October 19, 2008 (CHR08-1)
Financial Advisory Board Meeting
The Financial Advisory Board will receive informational presentations on the city's interim financial report and budget update for fiscal year 2023, a debt update, and the status of the external audit for fiscal year 2022. No action items are scheduled for these discussions. The board will also consider approving the meeting agenda and prior meeting minutes.
- Presentation and discussion on FAB Work Plan Tasks: Interim Financial Report/Budget Update for FY 2023, Debt Update, and annual risk assessments by Internal Auditor
- Discussion and presentation on the status of the City's external audit for fiscal year 2022
- Approval of the agenda for November 10, 2022
- Approval of the minutes from October 13, 2022
Civil Service Commission Meeting
The Civil Service Commission will hold a hybrid meeting to discuss proposed rule amendments to Rules VII, IX, and X, and to approve the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting. The consent agenda includes acknowledging employee confirmations, accepting eligible lists, and approving minimum qualifications for a new Planning Assistant classification.
- Proposed amendments to Civil Service rules: Rule VII Sections 4 and 12(a), Rule IX Section 4, and Rule X Section 1
- Approval of minimum qualifications for new Planning Assistant classification
- Quarterly report on temporary and part-time employees for FY 21/22 Quarter 4
- Acknowledgment of employee confirmations and eligible lists
Reno City Council Meeting
The Reno City Council will vote on adopting two ordinances that reclassify certain traffic violations from misdemeanors to civil infractions, following changes by the 2021 Nevada Legislature. The council will also consider appointments to the Planning Commission and Recreation and Parks Commission, and elect a Vice Mayor for the coming year.
- Adoption of ordinances converting some traffic violations from misdemeanors to civil infractions per 2021 Nevada law changes
- Appointment of one member to the Reno City Planning Commission from eight applicants
- Appointment of up to two members to the Recreation and Parks Commission
- Annual election of Vice Mayor from among six council members
- Contract awards: $427,407 for Robinhood Park playground improvements and $128,545 for Summit Ridge Drive bridge repair
The City Council elected Devon Reese as Vice Mayor and appointed members to the Planning and Recreation and Parks Commissions. The council also approved several alcohol business licenses and infrastructure contracts, including a roof replacement for Fire Station 21.
- Elected Council Member Devon Reese as Vice Mayor (6-1)
- Appointed Harris Armstrong to the Reno City Planning Commission (7-0)
- Appointed Craig Bronzan and Jerry Wager to the Recreation and Parks Commission (7-0)
- Approved $209,619.16 contract for Fire Station 21 roof replacement (7-0)
- Approved $427,407 contract for Robinhood Park playground improvements (6-0)
- Approved $128,545 contract for Summit Ridge Drive Bridge repair (6-0)
- Approved $213,000 contract amendment for Otis Elevator Company (7-0)
- Approved alcohol licenses for Damonte Ranch Marketplace, Vintage Gold, Element by Westin, The Perfect Pour, and Reno Elks Lodge 597 (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Senior Citizen Advisory Committee Meeting
The Senior Citizen Advisory Committee will discuss and possibly recommend actions on two items: a follow-up from a fact-finding meeting at Teglia's Paradise Park Activity Center and planning for Older American Month activities in May 2023. The meeting also includes a report from Washoe County Human Services Agency-Senior Division for information only. Other items are procedural, such as approving the agenda and minutes.
- Follow-up and possible recommendation from fact-finding meeting at Teglia's Paradise Park Activity Center
- Discussion and possible recommendation on Older American Month activities for May 2023
- Report and update from Washoe County Human Services Agency-Senior Division (information only)
Planning Commission Meeting
The Reno Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider several development proposals, including a major rezoning and tentative map for a 507-unit residential and commercial project near Lemmon Drive, and a conditional use permit for expanding a homeless services campus. The commission will also vote on a master plan and zoning amendment for an industrial park near Panther Drive.
- Zoning map amendment for 111.42 acres near Lemmon Drive, Sky Vista Parkway, and Vista Knoll Parkway from Planned Unit Development to Multi-Family Residential, Parks/Open Space, and General Commercial (Case LDC23-00005)
- Tentative map for 219 single-family lots, 288 multi-family units, and a 3.83-acre commercial site, plus conditional use permit for grading, hillside development, and cluster development (Case LDC23-00006)
- Conditional use permit for expansion of Washoe County CARES Campus homeless services facility on 16.58 acres north of East 4th Street (Case LDC23-00014)
- Master Plan amendment from Suburban Mixed-Use to Industrial and zoning map amendment from General Commercial to Industrial Commercial for a 4.41-acre site at Panther Drive and US Highway 395 (Case LDC23-00001)
The Commission approved a tentative map for a residential subdivision and apartments in the Highland area. It also approved a conditional use permit for the Washoe County CARES Campus expansion and recommended industrial zoning changes for Panther Valley Flex Park.
- Approved October 5, 2022 meeting minutes (3-0)
- Recommended City Council approve Highland zoning map amendment (4-1)
- Approved Highland tentative map and conditional use permit (4-1)
- Approved conditional use permit for Washoe County CARES Campus expansion (5-0)
- Adopted master plan amendment and recommended zoning map amendment for Panther Valley Flex Park (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Sub Committee Meeting
The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Subcommittee will meet to elect a chairperson and discuss priorities for the upcoming funding cycle. A presentation on program income disposition is scheduled for information only.
- Election of chairperson for the subcommittee
- Discussion and recommendations on priorities for the upcoming CDBG funding cycle
- Presentation on disposition of program income (information only)
Human Rights Commission Meeting
The Human Rights Commission will consider approving its 2023 meeting calendar and reviewing its action plan. They will also discuss community engagement plans for 2023 in collaboration with the City of Reno. The meeting includes public comment periods and routine approvals of agenda and minutes.
- Approval of the 2023 Human Rights Commission calendar
- Review of the Human Rights Commission action plan
- Update and discussion on community engagement for 2023
Reno City Council Meeting
The Reno City Council will consider approving a 10-year, $11.5 million contract with Axon Enterprises for body cameras, Tasers, and software for the police department, funded by ARPA and a medium-term obligation. Other major items include a $34 million contract for the Public Safety Center Phase 2, and allocation of up to $6 million in ARPA funds for police technology upgrades.
- $11,545,251.39 contract with Axon Enterprises for body cameras, Tasers, fleet video, and software for Reno Police Department
- $34,000,000 contract amendment to Plenium Builders for Public Safety Center Phase 2
- Up to $6,000,000 in ARPA funds allocated to Reno Police Department for technology equipment
- $2,401,032 in financial recoveries from Telephone Franchise Fee audit
- Rezoning of 8.05 acres near Claim Jumper Way and Tellurium Mine Drive from UT-5 to SF-8
🗳️ How they voted — 7 divided votes
Building Enterprise Fund Advisory Committee Meeting
The Building Enterprise Fund Advisory Committee will hear updates from city divisions and external agencies including the Washoe County Health District, Truckee Meadows Water Authority, and the Fire, Building & Safety, Engineering, and Planning departments. The committee will also discuss and potentially direct staff on possible amendments to the Enterprise Fund bylaws.
- Discussion and potential direction to staff on amendments to the Enterprise Fund bylaws (For Possible Action)
- Status report on the Enterprise Fund (informational only)
- Updates from Washoe County Health District, Truckee Meadows Water Authority, and multiple city divisions
- Approval of agenda and minutes from July 26, 2022
Reno Access Advisory Committee
The Reno Access Advisory Committee will review and discuss its funding criteria and application process, with possible action. The meeting also includes informational presentations on a railroad crossing safety project and the city's dogs-in-the-workplace policy. The agenda is largely procedural with one substantive business item for possible action.
- Presentation from NDOT on Silver Lake Road Railroad Crossing Safety Improvement Project (informational only)
- Update on City of Reno Policy #413 - Dogs in the Workplace (informational only)
- Review and discussion on the Reno Access Advisory Committee Funding Criteria and Application (for possible action)
- Review, discussion and potential recommendation regarding November meeting date (for possible action)
Reno Arts and Culture Commission Meeting
The Reno Arts & Culture Commission will discuss and possibly approve an increase to the Poet Laureate program stipend and additional funding for the Oddie Boulevard public art project. They will also elect a Chair and Vice Chair for the upcoming term and select members for advisory panels.
- Discussion and possible approval of increase to Poet Laureate program stipend
- Discussion and possible approval of additional budget for the Oddie Boulevard public art project
- Discussion and possible approval of funding for a project at Teglia's Paradise Park Activity Center
- Election of Chair and Vice Chair for October 2022 to September 2023 term
- Selection of RACC members for Reno Airport Art Advisory Committee and Art Belongs Here review panel
Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting
The Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board will elect a chair and vice chair for the coming year, receive a presentation from the Reno Police Department, and hear an informational update on the Silver Lake Road railroad crossing safety project. The board will also discuss three development proposals: a time extension for a 282-lot subdivision, a 204-unit multifamily project, and a 74-lot single-family development, but will not take action on them.
- Election of chair and vice chair for October 2022–September 2023
- Silver Lake Road Railroad Crossing Safety Improvement Project presentation from NDOT
- LDC23-00013: Two-year time extension for 282-lot Cottages at Comstock subdivision
- LDC23-00018: Conditional use permit for 204-unit Aspire at North Hills multifamily development
- LDC23-00019: Tentative map and conditional use permit for 74-lot Mount Bismark Single-Family development
Planning Commission Meeting
The Reno Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several development proposals, including a major zoning map amendment for the Highland site and a related tentative map for a 219-lot single-family subdivision, 288 multi-family units, and commercial space. Commissioners will also consider a setback deviation on Idlewild Drive, a time extension for the Cottages at Comstock subdivision, and a 16-lot subdivision on Surge Street.
- Zoning map amendment for ±111.42 acres at Highland from PUD to MF-14, PGOS, MF-30, and GC (LDC23-00005)
- Tentative map and conditional use permit for 219 single-family lots, 288 multi-family units, and ±3.83-acre commercial site at Highland (LDC23-00006)
- Two-year time extension for previously approved 282-lot Cottages at Comstock subdivision (LDC23-00013)
- 16-lot single-family detached subdivision on Surge Street (LDC23-00010)
- Major deviation to reduce front yard setback from 20 to 10 feet at 1000 Riverberry Drive (LDC23-00007)
The Reno Planning Commission approved a tentative map for a 16-lot single-family detached subdivision on Surge Street, a two-year time extension for the 282-unit Cottages at Comstock project, and a major deviation to reduce a front yard setback on Riverberry Drive. Two related Highland development items were continued to November 2, 2022, at the applicant's request.
- Approved Surge Street tentative map for 16-lot subdivision (4-0)
- Approved two-year time extension for Cottages at Comstock 282-lot tentative map (4-0)
- Approved major deviation to reduce front yard setback at 1000 Riverberry Drive (4-0)
- Continued Highland zoning map amendment to November 2, 2022 (4-0)
- Continued Highland tentative map and conditional use permit to November 2, 2022 (4-0)
- Approved minutes of August 3, 2022 meeting (3-0, one abstention)
🗳️ How they voted (6 roll-call votes)
Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting
The Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board will hear informational reports on fuels mitigation and fire season, community cleanups, and street racing in South Reno. A conditional use permit for a therapeutic riding center near Bonde and Del Monte Lanes will be presented for public feedback. The board will also approve its agenda and prior meeting minutes.
- RFD report on fuels mitigation and fire season
- Discussion on street racing and side shows in South Reno with Reno Police Department
- Conditional use permit for Center for Adaptive Riding therapeutic riding center on ±3.5 acres near Bonde and Del Monte Lanes
- Discussion of Ward 2 community cleanups including hazardous and e-waste disposal on September 24 and October 16
Recreation and Parks Commission Meeting
The Recreation and Parks Commission will review and potentially recommend candidates to fill up to two vacant positions on the commission. They will also hear informational presentations on the Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation, the Broadhead Park Restoration Project, and Landscape Maintenance Districts. The commission will discuss and possibly approve agenda items for a joint meeting with other regional parks commissions.
- Review of candidates Ronald Bath, Craig Bronzan, David Cisneros, and Jerry Wager for up to two vacant commission seats
- Discussion and possible approval of agenda items for joint meeting on February 21, 2023, with Washoe County Open Space and Regional Parks Commission and City of Sparks Parks and Recreation Commission
- Annual presentation from Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation
- Update on Broadhead Park Restoration Project by One Truckee River
- Presentation on Landscape Maintenance Districts
Financial Advisory Board Meeting
The Financial Advisory Board will hear presentations on the FY2023 interim financial report, debt update, and annual risk assessments. They may vote on accepting the updated investment policy for FY2023 and on a recommendation regarding the telephone franchise fee audit and financial recoveries.
- Presentation and discussion of FY2023 interim financial report and budget update
- Presentation and possible acceptance of updated investment policy for FY2023
- Update on FY2022 financial audit and year-end financial statements
- Discussion and possible recommendation on telephone franchise fee audit and financial recoveries
Civil Service Commission Meeting
The Civil Service Commission will consider several routine personnel actions, including acknowledging employee confirmations, accepting and extending eligible lists, voiding an eligible list, and approving revised minimum qualifications for Equipment Parts Technician. The meeting also includes approval of the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting.
- Request to approve revised minimum qualifications for Equipment Parts Technician classification
- Request from Joey Arreygue to be placed on re-employment list for Business License Technician
- Request from Bryan Christensen to be placed on re-employment list for Police Officer
- Request to void an eligible list
- Request to approve eligible list extensions
Historical Resources Commission Meeting
The Reno Historical Resources Commission will consider a Certificate of Appropriateness for a redwood fence at the historic Phillips Stone House property, and discuss possible revisions to the Historic Marker Guidelines. The meeting includes routine items like approving the agenda and minutes.
- Certificate of Appropriateness request for a 102-foot redwood fence at the Phillips Stone House, a City Register historic property since 1996
- Discussion and possible revisions to the Historic Marker Guidelines
Reno City Council Meeting
The City Council will discuss the selection process for the vacant Ward 3 Council seat and potential appointments to the Civil Service Commission and Washoe County District Board of Health. The body will also consider zoning changes for a site near Claim Jumper Way and Tellurium Mine Drive, as well as updates to cannabis and alcohol regulations.
- Rezoning of ±8.05 acres south of Claim Jumper Way and Tellurium Mine Drive to Single-Family 8 dwelling units per acre
- Proposed amendments to Reno Municipal Code regarding cannabis, package alcohol, live entertainment, and adult businesses
- Contract award to Spanish Springs Construction, Inc. for Dick Taylor Park Tennis and Pickleball Courts not to exceed $356,400
- Authorization for Reno Police Department to apply for a $201,762 Justice Assistance Grant
- New alcohol business licenses for Belleville Wine Bar, Voodoo Brewery Co, and 7-Eleven Store 41724A
The Reno City Council approved a series of zoning and land-use code amendments updating regulations for cannabis, package alcohol, live entertainment, and adult businesses. The council also selected four finalists for the vacant Ward 3 council seat and appointed Councilmember Reese to the Washoe County District Board of Health.
- Approved rezoning of 8.05 acres near Claim Jumper Way and Tellurium Mine Drive from UT-5 to SF-8 (5-0)
- Approved cannabis code updates including a 500-foot buffer from rehabilitation facilities (5-0)
- Approved package alcohol regulations as recommended by staff (5-0)
- Approved live entertainment regulations as recommended by staff (4-1)
- Approved adult business regulations as recommended by staff (4-0)
- Referred Bill No. 7219 for second reading and adoption (5-0)
- Selected Kyle Edgerton, Miguel Martinez, Courtney McKimmey, and Sean Savoy as finalists for Ward 3 vacancy (5-0)
- Appointed Councilmember Reese to the Washoe County District Board of Health (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Washoe County Home Consortium Technical Review Committee Meeting
The Washoe County Home Consortium Technical Review Committee is meeting to discuss loan agreements and organizational governance. The body will consider a request from 3D Investments and potential updates to consortium by-laws and policies.
- Request by 3D Investments to reduce Sierra Crest Apartments HOME loan interest to 0% in exchange for an indefinite affordability period
- Possible approval of amendments to Washoe County HOME Consortium By-Laws
- Possible approval of amendments to Washoe County HOME Consortium Policies and Procedures
Senior Citizen Advisory Committee Meeting
The committee will discuss various senior resource topics including ARPA funds and local partnerships. The agenda includes reports from the Washoe County Human Services Agency-Senior Division.
- Report and update from Washoe County Human Services Agency-Senior Division
- Discussion of a partnership with the local Age Friendly group
- Follow-up on May 2022 Older American Month and planning for May 2023
- Discussion regarding ARPA funds allocated to senior resources by the City of Reno
- Possible action on participation in the City of Reno Veterans Day Parade
Public Art Committee of the Reno Arts and Culture Commission Meeting
The committee will discuss the public art process for the Arlington Bridges replacement project. Members will also review programming and artist call processes for the Canyon Flats Video wall.
- Discussion on the Arlington Bridges replacement project and public art process
- Review of Canyon Flats Video wall programming and call for artists
- Selection of two PAC members for the Art Belongs Here review panel
Planning Commission Meeting
The Reno City Planning Commission will consider a zoning map amendment for a residential site and two conditional use permits for alcohol sales. The body will also review minutes from August and September 2022 meetings.
- Zoning map amendment for ±8.05 acre site south of Claim Jumper Way and Tellurium Mine Drive to Single Family - 8 dwelling units per acre
- Conditional use permit for package alcohol sales at Armando & Sons Butcher Shop on Rancharrah Parkway
- Conditional use permit for package alcohol sales at The Club at Rancharrah on Rancharrah Parkway
The Reno Planning Commission voted 3-1 to recommend City Council approve a zoning map amendment for an 8.05-acre site near Claim Jumper Way and Tellurium Mine Drive, changing it from Unincorporated Transition 5 Acres (UT-5) to Single Family - 8 dwelling units per acre (SF-8). The commission also unanimously approved conditional use permits for package alcohol sales at Armando & Sons Butcher Shop and The Club at Rancharrah, both in the Rancharrah PUD. Minutes from the August 17 and September 7, 2022 meetings were approved 4-0.
- Approved [3 TO 1] recommendation to City Council for zoning map amendment (LDC22-00048) from UT-5 to SF-8 on an 8.05-acre site south of Claim Jumper Way and Tellurium Mine Drive, subject to conformance review by Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Commission.
- Approved [4 TO 0] conditional use permit (LDC23-00008) for Armando & Sons Butcher Shop to allow package alcohol sales at a general retail store in the Rancharrah PUD, subject to staff report conditions.
- Approved [4 TO 0] conditional use permit (LDC23-00009) for The Club at Rancharrah to allow package alcohol sales at a restaurant in the Rancharrah PUD, subject to staff report conditions.
- Approved [4 TO 0] minutes of the August 17, 2022 Planning Commission meeting.
- Approved [4 TO 0] minutes of the September 7, 2022 Planning Commission meeting.
- Continued approval of August 3, 2022 minutes to the next meeting per City Attorney Karl Hall.
- Received Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Liaison report on regional approval of Canyon's Edge and Regional Plan update.
- Heard staff announcements on upcoming Planning Commission agendas and status of Planning Division projects.
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting
The board will discuss updates from Reno Direct and the Washoe County Cares Campus. The agenda also includes a discussion regarding a conditional use permit for the expansion of a homeless services facility.
- Update from Reno Direct including stats from Ward 3
- Update and overview of the Washoe County Cares Campus
- LDC23-00014: Conditional use permit for expansion of a homeless services facility at the Washoe County Cares Campus
Reno City Council Special Meeting
The Reno City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the process for filling a vacancy. The body will consider providing direction to staff regarding the method and timeline to fill the Office of Reno City Council, Ward 3.
- Discussion and potential action on the method and timeline to fill the Ward 3 vacancy
Human Rights Commission Meeting
The Human Rights Commission will hear presentations from the Neighborhood Mediation Center and Planned Parenthood Mar Monte. The body may take action on a resolution regarding reproductive rights and discuss community engagement collaboration with the City of Reno.
- Presentation from Neighborhood Mediation Center Executive Director Mark Batson Baril
- Presentation from Planned Parenthood Mar Monte Director of Public Affairs Daela Gibson
- Potential adoption of a resolution regarding reproductive rights
- Possible action on community engagement collaboration with the City of Reno
Reno City Council Meeting
The City Council will review several business license approvals, grant acceptances, and contract awards. Key items include a rezoning request for a site on Sharlands Avenue and a contract for a video wall projector at the National Bowling Stadium.
- Rezoning of ±4.82 acres on the north side of Sharlands Avenue from Multi-Family Residential to Public Facilities
- Contract with Teledata Technologies for Video Wall Projector Replacement in the National Bowling Stadium up to $580,000
- Sewer easements for the 2022 Parr Sewer Rehabilitation Project totaling $182,150
- Contract with Priority Dispatch for Emergency Medical Dispatch software up to $188,051
- Acceptance of several grants from the State of Nevada Department of Public Safety
Washoe County Stadium Authority Meeting
The Washoe County Stadium Authority is meeting to select its Chair and Vice Chair. The body will also discuss accepting Washoe County's Fiscal Year 2022 payment for the Baseball Stadium Project and transferring $59,160.30 for a steel repainting project at Greater Nevada Field.
- Selection of Chair and Vice Chair
- Transfer of $59,160.30 for steel repainting project at Greater Nevada Field
- Acceptance of Washoe County’s Fiscal Year 2022 Payment for the Baseball Stadium Project
Reno Access Advisory Committee Meeting
The Reno Access Advisory Committee will meet to discuss funding criteria and applications. The meeting includes informational updates on city infrastructure and service dog education.
- Review and discussion on Reno Access Advisory Committee Funding Criteria and Application
- Update on Teglia's Paradise Park capital improvement projects and master plan
- Presentation on Bird Scooters Operations Plan
- Informational update on the RTC Arlington Avenue Bridges Project
- Service dog educational discussion for Service Dog Month
Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting
The board will discuss logistics for a clean-up of Moya Boulevard by Silver Lake Park. Members will also review a proposed 16-lot single-family residential subdivision near Surge Street.
- Clean-up of Moya Boulevard by Silver Lake Park
- LDC23-00010 (Surge Street Tentative Map): 16-lot single-family residential detached subdivision
Urban Forestry Commission Meeting
The Reno Urban Forestry Commission will meet to potentially appoint or reappoint a Chair and Vice-Chair. The commission will also discuss the 2022 meeting schedule and receive informational updates on tree preservation and canopy studies.
- Appointment or reappointment of the Commission Chair
- Appointment or reappointment of the Commission Vice-Chair
- Approval of meeting dates for the remainder of 2022
- Discussion of Tree Preservation Ordinance and internal policy update
- Discussion of canopy study
The Reno Urban Forestry Commission reappointed Cynthia Albright as Chair and appointed Gary Jentink as Vice Chair, both unanimously. The commission also approved meeting dates for the remainder of 2022 and for 2023. No substantive policy decisions were made; most agenda items were informational only, including updates on tree planting events, a tree preservation ordinance delay, and a canopy study.
- Reappointed Cynthia Albright as Chair (unanimous)
- Appointed Gary Jentink as Vice Chair (unanimous)
- Approved meeting dates for remainder of 2022 and 2023 (unanimous)
- Approved agenda with items A.4 and A.5 reversed (unanimous)
Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting
The Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board will discuss street racing in South Reno and upcoming community cleanups. The meeting also includes information regarding Virginia Range horses and two conditional use permit requests for alcohol sales at Rancharrah.
- Discussion on street racing and side shows in South Reno
- Ward 2 community cleanups for hazardous and e-waste disposal on Sept. 24 and Oct. 16
- Virginia Range horses update and October 10 community meeting
- Conditional use permit for package alcohol sales at Armando & Sons Package Alcohol (LDC23-00008)
- Conditional use permit for package alcohol sales at The Club at Rancharrah (LDC23-00009)
Recreation and Parks Commission Meeting
The commission will receive an annual report from Sky Tavern and consider dates for a special meeting to review the draft Parks, Recreation and Open Space (PROS) Master Plan. The body will also discuss a joint meeting with Washoe County and the City of Sparks and approve the 2023 meeting calendar.
- Sky Tavern Annual Report presentation
- Possible approval of a special meeting on January 23, 24, or 26, 2023, for the PROS Master Plan
- Possible approval of agenda items for a joint meeting on February 21, 2023, with Washoe County and City of Sparks
- Possible approval of the final 2023 Recreation and Parks Commission meeting schedule
Reno Arts and Culture Commission Meeting
The commission will discuss and potentially approve artist selections for the Arlington Bridge and artistic banner projects. Members will also review the Poet Laureate program and potential budget increases for the Oddie Boulevard project and the FY2022/23 Project Plan.
- Artist selection process for Arlington Bridge replacement project (not to exceed $10,000)
- Recommendation of Rossitza Todorova for City Artist for 2022/2023
- Recommendation of six artists for the artistic banner project
- Additional budget for the Oddie Boulevard public art project
- Augmentation of FY2022/23 Project Plan and Budget
Senior Citizen Advisory Committee Special Meeting
The Senior Citizen Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss and potentially recommend senior-friendly recreational activities. The committee will also consider the use of Teglia’s Paradise Park Activity Center for these programs.
- Recommendation on senior-friendly recreational activities and the use of Teglia’s Paradise Park Activity Center
Reno City Council Meeting
The City Council will discuss a Master Plan and zoning map amendment to change a site south of Claim Jumper Way and Tellurium Mine Drive to single-family residential. The meeting also includes several alcohol license approvals and various city infrastructure contracts.
- Proposed zoning change for ±8.05 acre site to Single-Family-8 dwelling units per acre
- Consulting agreement with Carollo Engineers, Inc. for water reclamation project: $855,656.88 (Reno's share)
- Purchase of equipment for Police, Code Enforcement, and Parks: up to $872,600
- Playground equipment for Dorothy McAlinden Park: $479,012.18
- Proposed temporary waiver of outdoor dining fees for Fiscal Year 2023
Capital Projects Surcharge Advisory Committee Meeting
The Capital Projects Surcharge Advisory Committee will review the financial status of the $2 Surcharge Fund and discuss possible directions for its use. They will consider a reimbursement request from the RSCVA for up to $205,000 for capital improvements at the National Bowling Stadium, and authorize up to $850,000 for a video scoring wall project with partial RSCVA reimbursement. The committee will also discuss exterior improvements to the National Bowling Center.
- Discussion on $2 Surcharge Fund projects (B.2)
- RSCVA reimbursement request up to $205,000 for COVID-era capital improvements at National Bowling Stadium (B.3)
- Exterior painting and mural surfaces at National Bowling Center (B.4)
- Video Scoring Wall Project up to $850,000, with RSCVA reimbursing 50% up to $500,000 (B.5)
Senior Citizen Advisory Committee Meeting
The Senior Citizen Advisory Committee will meet to elect a chairperson and vice chairperson. The body will discuss the allocation of American Recovery Plan Act (ARPA) funds for senior resources and a new 'Adopt-A-Senior' holiday project.
- Nomination and election of Committee Chairperson and Vice Chairperson
- Possible action on ARPA funds allocated to senior resources
- Possible action on 'Adopt-A-Senior' project for the holiday season
- Discussion and possible action on Older American Month activities for May 2023
- Report from Washoe County Human Services Agency-Senior Division
Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting
The board will meet to conduct general business and receive reports from staff and council liaisons. The meeting includes an informational presentation to introduce the new Ward 5 Councilmember, Kathleen Taylor.
- Introduction of Ward 5 Councilmember Kathleen Taylor
Washoe County Home Consortium Technical Review Committee Meeting
The Washoe County Home Consortium Technical Review Committee is meeting to discuss a request from Peak Capital Partners regarding the Banbridge Apartments. The committee will also consider a meeting schedule for the remainder of 2022 and 2023.
- Possible approval of a request by Peak Capital Partners for an assignment and assumption agreement to recapitalize Banbridge Apartments in Sparks, Nevada
- Possible approval of the draft meeting schedule for the remainder of 2022 and calendar year 2023
Public Art Committee of the Reno Arts and Culture Commission Meeting
The Public Art Committee will discuss potential public art opportunities for the Arlington Bridges replacement project. The committee will also review applicants to recommend a City Artist for 2022/2023 and artists for an artistic banner project.
- Discussion on public art opportunities for the Arlington Bridges replacement project
- Recommendation of a City Artist for 2022/2023 from seven applicants
- Recommendation of up to 6 artists for the artistic banner project from 25 applicants
Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting
The Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board will receive reports from the Reno Police and Fire departments and discuss the future of the NAB program. The board will also review a development project request for a residential addition. No formal action will be taken on development projects.
- Major deviation request for 1000 Riverberry Drive to reduce front yard setback along Idlewild Drive from 20 feet to 10 feet
- Reno Police Department Quarterly Report
- Reno Fire Department report on fuels mitigation and fire season
- Discussion regarding the future of the Neighborhood Advisory Board program
Financial Advisory Board Meeting
The Financial Advisory Board will review the interim financial report and fiscal year 2023 budget update. The meeting includes discussions on Pay Go funding policies and the American Flat project bond issuance.
- Interim Financial Report/Budget Update for Fiscal Year to Date 2023
- Debt Update
- Annual risk assessments of City departments and processes
- Pay Go funding policy discussion
- City's updated investment policy for fiscal year 2023
Civil Service Commission Meeting
The Civil Service Commission is meeting to review proposed rule amendments and a request from the City Clerk’s Office to establish a bilingual list for Office Assistant II recruitment. The body will also receive a presentation on Police Officer Recruit diversity statistics.
- Proposed Civil Service rule amendments
- Request to utilize Selective Certification for a bilingual Office Assistant II list
- Presentation on Police Officer Recruit diversity statistics
- Request to void eligible list
- Request to accept eligible lists and acknowledge employee confirmations
Historical Resources Commission Meeting
The Reno Historical Resources Commission will meet to discuss and potentially revise the city's Historic Marker Guidelines. The meeting also includes standard procedural approvals for the agenda and previous meeting minutes.
- Discussion and possible revisions to the Historic Marker Guidelines
Reno City Council Special Meeting
The Reno City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the interview process and potential appointment for the vacant Ward 5 seat. The council will consider a pool of three applicants for the position.
- Possible appointment to the Office of the Reno City Council, Ward 5 from applicants Alexander Goff, Elliot Malin, and Kathleen Taylor
Planning Commission Meeting
The Commission will consider a master plan and zoning amendment for Panther Valley Flex Park. They will also review proposed changes to Title 18 regarding cannabis, alcohol, entertainment, and adult business regulations.
- Panther Valley Flex Park Master Plan and Zoning Map Amendments (±4.41 acre site)
- Reno Municipal Code Title 18 amendments for cannabis, package alcohol, live entertainment, and adult businesses
The Reno Planning Commission voted 5-0 to recommend City Council approve a text amendment to Title 18 revising regulations for cannabis, package alcohol sales, live entertainment, and adult businesses. The commission also continued two items: a training video on staff reports and a master plan/zoning amendment for Panther Valley Flex Park. Commissioners expressed concerns about eliminating public hearings for package alcohol approvals and impacts on small businesses from live entertainment permitting.
- Approved recommendation to City Council for Title 18 text amendment on cannabis, alcohol, live entertainment, and adult businesses (5-0)
- Continued APA training video on staff reports to a future date (5-0)
- Continued Panther Valley Flex Park Master Plan and zoning map amendments to a future date (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting
The Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board will receive a quarterly update from the Reno Police Department and a report on previous development projects. The board will also discuss a proposed 353-lot single-family subdivision in the Talus Valley PUD. No formal action will be taken on development projects.
- Reno Police Department quarterly update
- Update on Market Street Abandonment (ABN21-00006)
- Discussion of LDC23-00004: Talus Valley PUD Planning Area 10 & 11 Tentative Map for a 353-lot single-family subdivision on ±143.9 acres
Reno City Council Special Meeting
The Reno City Council will discuss the finalist selection process for the vacant Ward 5 seat. The discussion includes potential direction to staff regarding the selection of finalists from a pool of applicants.
- Selection of finalists for the Ward 5 City Council Member vacancy
Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board Meeting
The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board will review various staff reports including alcohol business licenses and grant acceptances. The agenda includes discussions on playground equipment for Teglia’s Paradise Park and a zoning amendment for Mountain View Estates.
- Approval of several new alcohol and ownership change business licenses
- Acceptance of $190,100 VAWA grant for domestic violence services
- Consulting agreement for Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility digester cover ($355,249.47 city share)
- Zoning amendment for Mountain View Estates Unit 5 from SF-11 to MF-14
- Purchase of playground equipment for Teglia’s Paradise Park up to $497,218.40
Reno Access Advisory Committee Meeting
The committee is meeting to review accessibility at the Moana Springs Community Aquatics and Fitness Center and a draft service dog policy for city facilities. The meeting also includes an update on the Virginia Street Placemaking survey.
- Recommendations regarding Moana Springs Community Aquatics and Fitness Center accessibility
- Drafting a service dog policy for City of Reno facilities
- Informational update on the Virginia Street Placemaking survey
Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting
The board will hear presentations regarding the RTC Sky Vista Construction Project and a Placemaking Study. Several development project requests are scheduled for discussion, including annexation and zoning amendments for properties on Hoge Road, Panther Valley Flex Park, and Highland.
- RTC Sky Vista Construction Project presentation
- Placemaking Study and Survey Presentation
- Annexation of ±3 acre parcel at 1045 Hoge Road
- Master Plan and Zoning Map Amendment for 1045 Hoge Road
- Panther Valley Flex Park Master Plan and Zoning Map Amendment
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will review several requests including conditional use permits for food service, a primary school, and healthcare facilities. The agenda also includes proposed municipal code amendments regarding cannabis, alcohol, and live entertainment.
- Amendment to Title 18 regarding cannabis, package alcohol, and live entertainment
- Conditional use permit for Chick-Fil-A South McCarran drive-through expansion
- Conditional use permit for Mill Street Drive-Thru Coffee Kiosk
- Conditional use permit for First Congregational Church primary school
- Zoning map amendment and conditional use permit for NNMC Northwest Extended Care
The Reno Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit for Chick-fil-A to expand its drive-through on South McCarran Boulevard (7-0), recommended a zoning map amendment for an extended care hospital on Sharlands Avenue (7-0), and approved a conditional use permit for that hospital (7-0). The commission also approved a major deviation for an unpermitted storage shed on Melody Lane (7-0), a conditional use permit for a drive-through coffee kiosk on Mill Street (7-0), and a conditional use permit for a Montessori school at First Congregational Church (7-0). Two items were withdrawn or pulled from the agenda.
- Approved Chick-fil-A South McCarran drive-through expansion conditional use permit (7-0)
- Recommended City Council approve NNMC Northwest Extended Care zoning map amendment to Public Facilities (7-0)
- Approved NNMC Northwest Extended Care conditional use permit for hospital/acute care facility (7-0)
- Approved Mickey Storage Shed major deviation to reduce side yard setback (7-0)
- Approved Mill Street Drive-Thru Coffee Kiosk conditional use permit, with conditions modified (7-0)
- Approved First Congregational Church conditional use permit for primary school (7-0)
- Approved minutes of July 21, 2022 meeting (6-0)
- Item LDC22-00087 (Mohr North Virginia Warehouse) withdrawn; Item TXT23-00001 (Title 18 amendments) pulled
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting
The board will conduct elections for a Chair and Vice Chair. Discussion items include community cleanup, tree plantings, and the Moana Springs Community Aquatics and Fitness Center.
- Nomination and election of Chair and Vice Chair
- Reno Police Department RPD Quarterly Report for May, June, and July
- Ward 2 September 24th Community Cleanup discussion
- Ward 2 Tree Plantings & Giveaway discussion
- Moana Springs Community Aquatics and Fitness Center presentation
Recreation and Parks Commission Meeting
The Recreation and Parks Commission will review a quarterly presentation on the Health and Wellness division. The body will also consider a recommendation to the Reno City Council regarding a potential multi-year lease for Teglia’s Paradise Park Activity Center.
- Quarterly status and discussion of Parks and Recreation Division – Health and Wellness
- Recommendation to Reno City Council for a possible three-year lease (plus two 1-year extension options) of Teglia’s Paradise Park Activity Center to Tu Casa Latina
Reno Arts and Culture Commission Meeting
The Commission will consider allocating additional funds for the Truckee River Pedestrian Pathway Public Art Project. Members will also review potential changes to the Poet Laureate program and City of Reno Arts & Culture Grants for FY2022/23.
- Additional funding for Truckee River Pedestrian Pathway Public Art Project up to $10,000
- Discussion on Arlington Bridges replacement project public art opportunities
- Review of Poet Laureate program changes
- Review of City of Reno Arts & Culture Grants for FY2022/23
Reno City Council Special Meeting
The Reno City Council will meet to discuss and potentially direct staff on how to fill a vacancy in the Office of Reno City Council, Ward 5. The discussion may include establishing a method and timeline for the appointment process.
- Discussion and potential direction regarding the Ward 5 City Council vacancy
Financial Advisory Board Meeting
The Financial Advisory Board will review the City's interim financial report, budget updates, and debt status. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the external audit plan by Moss Adams LLP and a vote on the FY 22/23 Internal Audit Plan.
- Interim Financial Report/Budget Update for Fiscal Year to Date 2022
- Debt Update
- External financial audit and audit plan by Moss Adams LLP
- FY 22/23 Internal Audit Plan and annual Attestation of Independence
Reno City Council Meeting
The Reno City Council will meet to discuss several rezoning ordinances and a proposal to issue up to $45,000,000 in sewer bonds. The agenda also includes various city contracts, business licenses, and commission appointments.
- Proposal to issue General Obligation Sewer Bonds up to $45,000,000
- Construction Grant Agreement for Moana Springs Aquatic and Fitness Center for $9,000,000
- City of Reno Fleet Buy Program not to exceed $5,000,000
- Dry Creek Restoration Project contract with Granite Construction Company for $4,713,463
- Rezoning of Coral Academy site to allow public schools
Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting
The board will hear presentations on a placemaking study and recent development projects. Discussion is scheduled for two specific development requests, though the board will not take action on these items.
- Placemaking Study presentation
- LDC22-00088 (NNMC Northwest Extended Care): zoning map amendment and conditional use permit for a hospital/care facility north of Sharlands Avenue
- LDC22-00089 (First Congregational Church): conditional use permit for a primary school at Sunnyside Drive
Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting
The Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board will discuss a rezoning request for a ±85.2 acre site south of Interstate 80. The board will also elect a Chair and Vice Chair and receive reports from the police and fire departments.
- Heiser Master Plan Amendment and Rezoning (LDC23-00003) for ±85.2 acres south of I-80
- Nomination and election of Chair and Vice Chair
- Reno Police Department Quarterly Report for May, June, and July
- Reno Fire Department report on fuels mitigation and fire season
- Discussion on Marsh Avenue closure for Halloween
Reno City Council and Reno City Charter Committee Joint Meeting
The Reno City Council and Reno City Charter Committee are holding a joint special meeting. The primary focus is a staff report regarding recommendations for amendments to the Reno City Charter and the acceptance of the committee's 2022 Final Report.
- Potential action on the Reno City Charter Committee 2022 Final Report and Recommendations
- Discussion and potential direction to staff regarding Reno City Charter amendments
- Approval of minutes from the August 22, 2018 joint meeting
- Approval of minutes from the June 27, 2022 Reno City Charter Committee meeting
Planning Commission Meeting
The Commission will consider multiple public hearings regarding residential and commercial developments. Items include drive-through expansions, apartment complexes, and townhome subdivisions.
- Chick-Fil-A South McCarran: conditional use permit for drive-through expansion on ±1.44 acres
- Mountain View Estates Unit 5: zoning map amendment from SF-11 to MF-14 on ±33.33 acres
- Keystone Commons Pad F Drive Through: conditional use permit for food service facility
- Viewpoint Apartments: conditional use permit for a 432 unit multi-family complex on ±41.16 acres
- DPII: request for an 18 lot townhome subdivision and master plan amendment
The Reno Planning Commission approved a 432-unit apartment complex called Viewpoint Apartments, a drive-through for a planned Panera at Keystone Commons, and a zoning change for Mountain View Estates to allow multi-family housing. The commission also recommended approval of a master plan and zoning amendment for the DPII project and approved a tentative map for an 18-lot townhome subdivision. A Chick-fil-A drive-through expansion item was pulled from the agenda.
- Approved conditional use permit and major deviation for 432-unit Viewpoint Apartments (6-0)
- Approved conditional use permit for Panera drive-through at Keystone Commons (5-1)
- Recommended City Council approve Mountain View Estates zoning map amendment to MF-14 (6-0)
- Recommended City Council adopt DPII master plan and zoning map amendments (6-0)
- Approved tentative map and conditional use permit for 18-lot DPII townhome subdivision (5-1)
- Approved minor deviation for DPII hillside density requirement (5-1)
- Pulled Chick-fil-A South McCarran drive-through expansion from agenda
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting
The board will meet to discuss a quarterly update from the Reno Police Department and a presentation on a Placemaking Study. No formal actions are scheduled for these business items.
- Reno Police Department Quarterly update
- Placemaking Study Presentation by Community Liaison Amy Pennington
Truckee Meadows Stormwater Permit Coordinating Committee
The Truckee Meadows Stormwater Permit Coordinating Committee is meeting to approve several invoices for stormwater monitoring and watershed assessments. The body will also discuss a draft booklet for a Water Quality Crediting Program and review the 4th Quarter budget.
- Possible approval of USGS invoice for $3,233.00
- Possible approval of Balance invoice for $4,097.92
- Possible approval of NCE invoice for $27,940.00
- Possible approval of NDEP invoice for $1,276.00
- Discussion and possible action on the draft Water Quality Crediting Program Booklet
Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board Meeting
The Council will consider a request to amend the Master Plan and zoning for the Canyon's Edge project. This includes reclassifying approximately 80 acres to allow for more residential lots and open space near Mine Shaft Drive.
- Master Plan amendment for Canyon's Edge to include 14 acres of Single-Family Neighborhood and 66.22 acres of Parks, Greenways, and Open Space
- Zoning map amendment from Unincorporated Transition 40 acres to Canyons Planned Unit Development
- Contract award to Farr Construction Corporation for $3,912,546 for Edison Way and University Lift Stations Replacement Project
- FEMA grant acceptance of $43,667.39 for COVID-19 disinfection and screening costs
- Purchase of various street maintenance materials including asphalt, sand, salt, and sign posts
The Reno City Council approved the Canyons Edge development, amending the Master Plan land use designation and zoning for an ~80-acre site east of Mine Shaft Drive. This allows for a maximum of 79 residential dwelling units on the overall PUD development. The council also approved several other items, including a $3.9 million sewer lift station contract, a $45 million sewer bond financing resolution, and fee reductions for two affordable housing projects.
- Approved Canyons Edge Master Plan and zoning amendment (6-1)
- Adopted Resolution No. 9061 for Master Plan land use amendment (6-1)
- Introduced Bill No. 7214 for Canyons PUD rezoning (6-1)
- Approved $3,912,546 contract for Edison Way and University Lift Stations Replacement (6-0)
- Adopted Resolution No. 9062 for $45M sewer bond financing (5-1)
- Approved $2,870,000 purchase of two properties for City Maintenance Yard (6-0)
- Approved affordable housing fee reduction for Copper Mesa Apartments (6-0)
- Approved affordable housing fee reduction for Pinyon Apartments (6-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
Building Enterprise Fund Advisory Committee Meeting
The committee will receive informational updates from various city divisions and external partner agencies. The meeting also includes a status report on the Enterprise Fund and a review of fund bylaws and NRS regulations.
- Updates from Washoe County Health District, Truckee Meadows Water Authority, Fire Department, Building & Safety Division, Engineering Division, and Planning Division
- Status report on the Enterprise Fund by Senior Management Analyst Robert Carson
- Informational review of Enterprise Fund Bylaws and NRS Regulations
CANCELED Reno City Council and Reno City Charter Committee Meeting - 07/25/2022
This joint special meeting between the Reno City Council and the Reno City Charter Committee was scheduled to discuss charter amendments. However, the meeting has been canceled.
Reno City Council, Sparks City Council and Washoe County Board of County Commissioners Meeting
The Reno City Council, Sparks City Council, and Washoe County Board of County Commissioners are meeting to discuss regional collaborations. The body will consider a name change for the Washoe County Health District and evaluate frameworks for regional Fire, EMS, and Dispatch services.
- Proposed name change of Washoe County Health District to 'Northern Nevada Public Health'
- Discussion of regional collaboration for Fire, EMS, and Dispatch services, including 911 dispatch protocols
- Possible creation of a regional working group to hire a consultant to study the fire and EMS response system
Planning Commission Meeting
The Reno City Planning Commission will hold public hearings for three conditional use permits and a major site plan review. The body is considering requests for a mini-warehouse, alcohol sales at a restaurant, and a large-scale solar installation.
- Case No. LDC22-00078: Major site plan review for a 7-megawatt photovoltaic solar field on a ±104.03 acre site south of Mt. Rose Highway
- Case No. LDC22-00080: Conditional use permit for a mini-warehouse facility at the ±1.77 acre Foothill Commerce Center site
- Case No. LDC22-00081: Conditional use permit for package alcohol sales at The Wheyfarer (±0.61 acre site at California Avenue and Forest Street)
The Reno City Planning Commission approved all three public hearing items on the agenda. This included a conditional use permit for a mini-warehouse facility (Elite Boat and RV Storage), a conditional use permit for package alcohol sales at a restaurant (The Wheyfarer), and a major site plan review with an alternative equivalent compliance for a 7-megawatt solar field (Ormat Solar Project). All three items were approved unanimously with four commissioners present.
- Approved conditional use permit for Elite Boat and RV Storage mini-warehouse (4-0)
- Approved conditional use permit for The Wheyfarer package alcohol sales (4-0)
- Approved major site plan review and alternative equivalent compliance for Ormat Solar Project (4-0)
- Approved minutes of July 6, 2022 meeting (3-0, Johnson abstained)
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting
The board will hear a quarterly report from the Reno Police Department. Members will also discuss several development projects, including site plan reviews for Peavine Employment Center and Mohr North Virginia Warehouse.
- Reno Police Department Quarterly Report presentation
- LDC22-00077 (Peavine Employment Center MSPR) major site plan review
- LDC22-00085 (Mountain View Estates: Unit 5) zoning map amendment
- LDC22-00086 (Mickey Storage Shed) side yard setback deviation request
- LDC22-00087 (Mohr North Virginia Warehouse) major site plan review
Reno City Council Meeting
The City Council will review several cost-of-living salary increases for municipal employees and judges. The body is also considering multiple contracts for infrastructure, public safety equipment, and business licenses.
- Contract for 2022 Watt Street Neighborhood Street Project and Lakeside Sewer Capacity Improvement Project with Sierra Nevada Construction for $7,996,007
- Purchase of five pieces of fire apparatus and outfitting not to exceed $3,093,759
- Contract with Q&D Construction Inc. for Chevy Chase and Pembroke Sewer Rehabilitation Project for $2,850,000
- Agreement with Servos, LLC for Enterprise Service Management solution not to exceed $2,100,000 over three years
- Cost-of-living salary increases for various city employees and judges ranging from 4.5% to 7%
CANCELED - Reno Historical Resources Commission Meeting
The meeting scheduled for July 19, 2022, was canceled. The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and proposed business items that were not acted upon.
Reno Arts & Culture Commission Meeting
The commission will review several items related to public art, including a call for artists for a banner program pilot. Members will also discuss funding for City Artist and Poet Laureate programs and potential changes to arts and culture grants.
- Artistic banner program pilot call for artists up to $6,500
- Painted signal box at McCarran and Mayberry sponsored by Mayberry Landing
- Painted signal box on Second Street at Greater Nevada Field sponsored by Greater Nevada Field
- Funding for City Artist and Poet Laureate programs
- Changes to the City of Reno Arts & Culture Grants for FY2022/23
Financial Advisory Board Meeting
The Financial Advisory Board will review the city's work plan tasks, including budget updates and debt. The meeting includes discussions on bond issuances, consumer price indexes, and water service history.
- Issuance of up to $60 million in General Obligation Bonds
- Direction regarding State Revolving Loan Funds for the American Flats Construction project
- Discussion of the FY 22/23 Internal Audit Plan and annual Attestation of Independence
- Interim Financial Report/Budget Update for Fiscal Year to Date 2022
Planning Commission Meeting
The Reno Planning Commission denied a conditional use permit for a 408-unit multifamily development near North Hills Boulevard and US Highway 395, citing concerns about traffic impacts and the timing of road improvements. The commission also approved a tentative map to convert an existing office building into 27 commercial condominiums at East Liberty and Hatch Streets. Officers were elected for the coming term.
- Denied conditional use permit for 408-unit North Hills multifamily development (3-2)
- Approved tentative map for Liberty Street office-to-27-commercial-condominium conversion (5-0)
- Elected Alex Velto as Chair (5-0)
- Elected J.D. Drakulich as Vice Chair (5-0)
- Approved minutes from June 2, 2022 meeting (3-0)
- Approved minutes from June 15, 2022 meeting (4-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will review multiple public hearing items including rezoning, parcel maps, and conditional use permits. The agenda includes a presentation on LEED for Cities and various staff reports regarding residential and commercial land use changes.
- Coral Academy rezoning to allow public schools (LDC22-00044)
- Murphy Land Map, LLC 2nd Parcel Map (PAR22-00032)
- Package alcohol sales conditional use permit for 2145 Sutro Street (LDC22-00071)
- Rear yard setback deviation for 1108 S. Arlington Ave (LDC22-00076)
- Allen Glen Drive zoning map amendment (LDC22-00069)
The Reno Planning Commission approved all seven public hearing items, including a rezoning for Coral Academy to allow public schools, a conditional use permit for package alcohol sales at 2145 Sutro Street, and a zoning map amendment for Allen Glen Drive. All votes were unanimous with five commissioners present; two commissioners were absent. The commission also approved minutes from the May 18 meeting with three in favor and two abstentions.
- Approved minutes of May 18, 2022 meeting (3-0, 2 abstentions)
- Recommended City Council approve Coral Academy rezoning to allow public schools (unanimous)
- Approved sequential parcel map for Murphy Land Map, LLC (unanimous)
- Approved conditional use permit for package alcohol at 2145 Sutro Street (unanimous)
- Approved major deviation from rear yard setback at 1108 S. Arlington Ave (unanimous)
- Recommended City Council approve Allen Glen Drive zoning map amendment from LLR-1 to MF-14 (unanimous)
- Approved modification of Meadow Creek Commercial Center condition to allow bars/restaurants with alcohol (unanimous)
- Recommended City Council approve Canyon's Edge Master Plan and zoning amendments (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (8 roll-call votes)
Financial Advisory Board
The Financial Advisory Board is meeting to review financial reports, debt history, and project funding. The board may provide direction on internal audit topics for FY 22/23 and update the board work plan for City Council approval.
- Possible action on Audit Topics for the FY 22/23 annual internal audit plan
- Possible action on the FY 22/23 work plan for submission to City Council on July 20, 2022
- Informational report on FY 2022 interim financial report and budget updates
- Discussion on the history of issued and outstanding debt and associated projects
- Discussion on Pay as you go (Paygo) project funding and Consumer Price Indexes (CPI)
Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency
The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board are reviewing several administrative and infrastructure items. Discussions include renewing health plan insurance, approving various arts and culture grants, and authorizing multiple construction and maintenance contracts.
- Renewal of Anthem stop loss insurance for $1,607,693
- City property insurance renewal up to $1,750,000
- $450,000 in American Rescue Plan grants for 36 arts and culture organizations
- Stead Boulevard Sewer Capacity Project contract award of $7,793,007
- Humboldt Street Neighborhood project cost increase of $1,278,850
Reno City Planning Commission
The Reno City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a request for a major deviation for a security fence. The commission will also conduct a training session on managing planning commissions.
- Case No. LDC22-00067: Request for a security fence exceeding four feet in height at the northwest corner of Neil Road and Filbert Road
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Subcommittee
The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Subcommittee is meeting to discuss and make recommendations regarding funding requests for 2022/2023 and unused allocations from the prior year.
- Discussion and recommendations for 2022/2023 funding requests
- Discussion and recommendations for prior year's unused allocations
Planning Commission Meeting
The Reno Planning Commission approved a major deviation for a security fence exceeding four feet in height at the LDS Church site on Neil Road and Filbert Road, subject to conditions in the staff report. The motion was unanimous with five commissioners present. The meeting also included approval of the May 4, 2022 minutes and a training video.
- Approved major deviation for LDS Church security fence (unanimous, 5-0)
- Approved May 4, 2022 meeting minutes (4-0, one abstention)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Reno City Council
The Reno City Council will meet to discuss several staff reports, including energy upgrades and water agreements. The body is also considering appointments to various city commissions and boards.
- Energy Performance Contract with Ameresco Inc. for solar, battery storage, and roof replacement at the Public Safety Center not to exceed $4,749,970
- Agreement with Washoe County School District for recycled water at O'Brien Middle School not to exceed $336,000
- Reallocation of $5,000 in ARPA funds to the Reno Bike Project
- Privileged business license for Passing It On Auctions and alcohol supplement for Taste of Chicago at 294 East Moana Lane
- Appointments to the Urban Forestry Commission, Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board, and Reno Arts and Culture Commission
Building Enterprise Fund Advisory Committee
The committee will receive informational updates from various city divisions and external partner agencies. The meeting also includes a status report on the Enterprise Fund.
- Updates from Washoe County Health District, Truckee Meadows Water Authority, and the Fire Department
- Updates from Building & Safety, Engineering, and Planning divisions
- Status report on the Enterprise Fund provided by Development Services Director Chris Pingree
Truckee Meadows Stormwater Permit Coordinating Committee
The Truckee Meadows Stormwater Permit Coordinating Committee will review several invoices related to stormwater monitoring and watershed assessments. The committee is also discussing a plan for the migration of the Truckee River Info Gateway website.
- Approval of six invoices totaling $46,502.20 for stormwater monitoring and watershed assessments
- Approval of two invoices totaling $145.84 for Earth Day registration and equipment
- Purchase of 150,000 dog waste bags for the Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation for $3,450.00
- Proposed plan for migration and maintenance of the Truckee River Info Gateway (TRIG) website
- New 4-year agreement with NDOT for $256,000
Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency Board
The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board will discuss budget augmentations, business licenses, and several land-use amendments. The meeting includes public hearings on tax-exempt bonds for Coral Academy of Science Reno and the annexation of 33.71 acres east of Wedge Parkway.
- Consulting Agreement with Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. for TMWRF Dewatering Building Evaluation and Pre-Design in the amount of $1,147,233
- Annexation of ±33.71 acres of property located east of Wedge Parkway south of Mount Rose Highway
- Public hearing for Tax-Exempt Revenue Bonds to finance facilities for Coral Academy of Science Reno
- Proposed rezoning of ±8.3 acres southwest of Boomtown-Garson Road and Old Town Road to Parks, Greenways, and Open Space
- Sub-Grant Agreement with Nevada Division of Environmental Protection for snow plow truck replacement not to exceed $44,831
Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board
The board will review a safety update regarding Virginia Range Horses and discuss potential changes to meeting lengths. Additionally, the board will receive information on two development project requests involving commercial uses.
- City of Reno Virginia Range Horses Safety Concerns Update
- Discussion on meeting length direction to staff
- Meadow Creek Commercial Center Condition Amendment (LDC22-00072) regarding alcohol service near Wedge Parkway and Little Star Drive
- Taco Bell Extended Hours request (LDC22-00070) within the Pioneer Parkway Planned Unit Development
Reno Access Advisory Committee
The Reno Access Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss an update on affordable housing initiatives and to review a draft service dog policy for City of Reno facilities. The committee may take action on the service dog policy, while the housing update is for information only. The agenda also includes routine items like approval of minutes and public comment.
- Update on affordable housing initiatives by Monica Cochran, Housing and Neighborhood Development Manager
- Review and discussion of draft service dog policy for City of Reno facilities (possible action)
- Approval of agenda and minutes from April 26, 2022
- Public comment limited to 3 minutes per person
Reno City Charter Committee
The committee is considering several proposed changes to the city charter. Discussions include multilingual newspaper noticing requirements and candidate qualification challenge timelines.
- Multilingual newspaper noticing for filing and adopting ordinances
- Timing of written challenges to candidate qualifications
- Changes regarding the number of wards and elected offices
- Redistricting, accessibility, and gender-neutral language updates
- Procedures for vacancies in elected offices
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Subcommittee
The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Subcommittee is meeting to discuss and make recommendations regarding funding requests for 2022/2023. The body will also address unused allocations from the prior year.
- Recommendations for 2022/2023 funding requests
- Discussion of prior year's unused allocations
Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency Board
The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board will hold public hearings regarding upcoming annual budgets. The meeting includes discussions on the city's tentative budget, tax levies, and the final budgets for Redevelopment Agencies #1 and #2.
- Public hearing for the City of Reno Tentative Budget for FY 22/23
- Resolution to adopt the Final Budget and Fee Schedule for the City of Reno for FY 22/23
- Resolution adopting the Fiscal Year 22/23 Budget including tax levies
- Public hearing for Redevelopment Agency #1 and #2 Tentative Budgets
- Resolution adopting the Fiscal Year 22/23 Final Budget for Redevelopment Agency #1
Urban Forestry Commission
The commission will meet to receive informational updates on several items. No substantive policy decisions or legislative actions are scheduled for this meeting.
- Update on ReLeaf Reno Mugs
- RUFC T-shirt pick-up
- Update on Arbor Day
Reno City Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review two public hearing items regarding land use and development. These include a request for a gas station near East 2nd Street and a proposed 80-lot townhome subdivision at Ridge Park.
- Conditional use permit and floor area ratio deviation for a gas station at East 2nd Street and Kietzke Lane
- Tentative map for an 80 lot single-family attached townhome subdivision at Ridge Park
- Conditional use permit for more than 20 single-family attached dwellings, grading cuts over ten feet, and hillside development at Ridge Park
The Reno City Planning Commission approved two major development requests. The first was a conditional use permit and major deviation for a Maverik gas station at Kietzke Lane and East 2nd Street. The second was a tentative map, conditional use permit, and alternative equivalent compliance for an 80-lot townhome subdivision called Ridge Park near Sky Vista and Vista Knoll Parkways. Both approvals were unanimous with five commissioners present.
- Approved conditional use permit and major deviation for Maverik gas station at 2nd & Kietzke (5-0)
- Approved tentative map, conditional use permit, and alternative equivalent compliance for Ridge Park 80-lot townhome subdivision (5-0)
- Approved minutes of April 20, 2022 meeting (4-0, 1 abstention)
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Recreation and Parks Commission
The Recreation and Parks Commission will consider potential park and facility locations to visit during the June 21, 2022 meeting. The commission will also receive a quarterly status presentation regarding Youth/Inclusion programming.
- Direction to staff on possible park and facility locations for the June 21, 2022 meeting
- Quarterly presentation on Youth/Inclusion programming status
Reno Arts & Culture Commission
The Commission will consider a mural concept for the Keystone Bridge and a grant application for a project at Sky Vista Parkway and Silver Lake Road. Members will also discuss the FY2022/23 Arts & Culture Grants and the Equity Expansion Fund.
- Mural concept for Keystone Bridge at McKinley and Riverside Drive
- Grant application to National Endowment for the Arts for project at Sky Vista Parkway and Silver Lake Road
- City of Reno Arts & Culture Grants for FY2022/23
- Hiring a photographer for the City of Reno Public Art Collection
- Arts & Culture Commission’s Equity Expansion Fund
Financial Advisory Board
The Financial Advisory Board is meeting to discuss the Proposed Budget, Capital Improvement Plan, and City Fee Schedule for Fiscal Year 2022/2023. The board will also consider recommendations for the annual internal audit plan and update its own work plan for the upcoming fiscal year.
- Proposed Budget, Capital Improvement Plan, and City Fee Schedule for Fiscal Year 2022/2023
- Audit Topics for the annual internal audit plan for Fiscal Year 2022/2023
- Financial Advisory Board work plan for Fiscal Year 2022/2023
- Interim Financial Report/Budget Update and Debt Update for Fiscal Year to Date 2022
- Update on annual risk assessments of City departments performed by the Internal Auditor
Reno Historical Resources Commission
The Reno Historical Resources Commission will review the status of the Lear Theater and discuss applying for a FY22 Historic Preservation Fund grant from the Nevada State Historic Preservation Office. The body may also revise Historic Marker Guidelines and approve a 2022/2023 work program based on the HRC Strategic Plan. No specific dollar amounts or project addresses are listed in the agenda text.
- Update from Public Works on status of Lear Theater (Information Only)
- Possible recommendation to apply for FY22 Historic Preservation Fund grant
- Possible revisions to Historic Marker Guidelines
- Possible approval of 2022/2023 work program based on HRC Strategic Plan
Reno City Council
The Reno City Council introduced an ordinance authorizing up to $60,000,000 in General Obligation bonds to finance a Public Safety Center, an Aquatic Center at Moana Springs, and preliminary design work for a Fire Department Headquarters. The council also introduced ordinances for zoning changes at Moana Park and Fields and the 85 Keystone Avenue site, and heard appeals on the Reno Iron Works and Jacobs Glow Plaza projects. Consent agenda items were approved, including contracts for the Stead Water Reclamation Facility and fire station alerting systems.
- Introduced $60M bond ordinance for Public Safety Center, Aquatic Center, Fire HQ
- Introduced zoning map amendment for Moana Park and Fields to Public Facilities
- Introduced rezoning of 85 Keystone Avenue to Specific Plan District
- Approved $1,378,682 contract to TNT Industrial Contractors for Stead Water Reclamation Facility
- Approved $850,000 amended agreement with PURVIS for Fire Station Alerting System
- Approved $350,000 agreement with POWERCOMM for Fire Station Alerting System installation
- Approved $30,000 agreement to commission artist Mila May for Truckee River art project
- Approved $504,258.66 interlocal agreement for COVID-19 wastewater surveillance research
🏢 Building at this address: 8 m tall
Senior Citizen Advisory Committee
The committee will receive updates on RTC Ride routes, BIRD scooters, and reports from the Washoe County Human Services Agency. Members may take action on Senior Discovery TV equipment and activities for Older Americans Month.
- Proposed changes to RTC Ride routes
- Presentation on the launch of BIRD scooters
- Possible action on Senior Discovery TV equipment
- Possible action on May 2022 Older Americans Month activities
The Senior Citizen Advisory Committee met on May 10, 2022, and heard informational updates from Washoe County Human Services, RTC Washoe on proposed route changes, and a presentation on BIRD scooters. The committee discussed the Senior Discovery TV equipment purchased by the SCAC and activities for Older Americans Month, but no formal votes were recorded in the minutes. The minutes for January 11, March 2, and April 12 were listed for approval, but no vote outcome is noted.
- Approved agenda for May 10, 2022 (no vote tally recorded)
- Approved minutes for January 11, March 2, and April 12, 2022 (no vote tally recorded)
- Discussed Senior Discovery TV equipment (no action taken)
- Discussed Older Americans Month activities (no action taken)
Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board
The board will meet to elect a chair and receive information regarding local traffic and development. Discussion includes a traffic presentation and a proposed zoning map amendment for Allen Glen Drive.
- Election of Chair for the May 10, 2022 meeting
- Traffic Engineering Spot 10 - South project (Fourth at Woodland Roundabout) presentation by RTC
- LDC22-00069: Zoning map amendment from Large-Lot Residential to Multi-Family Residential near Allen Glen Drive
The Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board held its regular meeting on May 10, 2022, electing a chair for the meeting. The board received informational presentations on the Fourth at Woodland roundabout project and a zoning map amendment request for Allen Glen Drive, but took no action on these items. No substantive decisions were made beyond the chair election and routine approvals.
- Elected chair for May 10, 2022 meeting
- Approved agenda for May 10, 2022
- Approved minutes from April 12, 2022
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 funding recommendations and artist processes. The body will discuss a grant application for a project at Sky Vista Parkway and Silver Lake Road.
- Presentation and possible funding recommendation for Sierra Arts Foundation public art walking tour program
- Discussion and possible recommendation on call for artist process and materials
- Review and possible recommendation on donation of materials for a public art piece
- Possible recommendation for a National Endowment for the Arts grant for a project at Sky Vista Parkway and Silver Lake Road
Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board
The Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board will meet to discuss several local projects and procedural updates. The board may take action to adopt a neighborhood identification map and approve previous meeting minutes.
- Potential adoption of the Ward 1 Neighborhood Identification Map
- Review of draft Procedural Requirements to Name or Rename City of Reno Facilities
- Information on the Robb Drive Mining Project from Washoe County Air Quality Management Division
- Presentation of preliminary design and specifications for Robinhood Park upgrades
The Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board met on May 9, 2022, but the minutes provided are only the agenda, not the actual minutes. No decisions, approvals, or votes are recorded. The agenda lists potential action on the Ward 1 Neighborhood Identification Map (B.1) and approval of prior minutes, but no outcomes are documented.
Reno City Council
The Reno City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the city budget for Fiscal Year 2022-23. The council may provide direction to staff regarding this budget during the presentation.
- Presentation, discussion and potential direction to staff regarding the budget for Fiscal Year 2022-23
The Reno City Council held a special meeting on May 5, 2022, primarily to discuss the FY 2022-23 budget. A motion to direct staff to allocate $100k for historic resources (with $50k for an architectural survey and $50k for technical assistance) failed with a 2-5 vote. The council approved the agenda and adjourned unanimously, with no other substantive decisions made.
- Approved agenda for May 5, 2022 (unanimous)
- Motion to direct staff to provide $100k for historic resources (architectural survey and technical assistance) failed (2-5)
- Approved adjournment (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Reno City Council
The Reno City Council is holding a special meeting to review the city budget for Fiscal Year 2022-23. The council may provide direction to staff regarding the budget following a presentation and discussion.
- Presentation and potential action on the Fiscal Year 2022-23 budget for the City of Reno
The Reno City Council held a special meeting to discuss the FY 2022-23 budget, focusing on fee schedules and capital improvement plans. No formal decisions were made on the budget; instead, the Council directed staff to keep fees at current levels and bring them back individually for future consideration. Staff was also asked to analyze whether federal COVID funds could offset some costs.
- Approved agenda for May 4, 2022 (unanimous)
- Directed staff to keep fees unchanged and return with individual fee adjustments later
- Asked staff to analyze use of federal COVID funds for fee-related costs
- Adjourned meeting (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Reno City Planning Commission
The Reno City Planning Commission will hold public hearings on four land development cases. The body is considering conditional use permits and site plan reviews for commercial and utility projects.
- Case No. LDC22-00059: Conditional use permit for a gas station and warehouse at US-395 Exit 76
- Case No. LDC22-00060: Conditional use permit for an automotive dealership at Stewart Street and Kietzke Lane
- Case No. LDC22-00061: Major site plan review for Nevada Museum of Art expansion at Hill Street and California Avenue
- Case No. LDC22-00062: Conditional use permit for an NV Energy gas line utility/regulator station
- Approval of minutes from the April 6, 2022 meeting
The Reno City Planning Commission approved four conditional use permits and related requests, all unanimously with six commissioners present. The approvals included a gas station and warehouse near US-395 Exit 76, an auto dealership at Stewart Street and Kietzke Lane, the Nevada Museum of Art expansion, and an NV Energy gas line. The commission also approved the minutes from the April 6 meeting with four in favor and two abstentions.
- Approved conditional use permit for US-395 Exit 76 gas station and warehouse (unanimous)
- Approved conditional use permit and alternative equivalent compliance for Victorian Auto Sales (unanimous)
- Approved major site plan review and alternative equivalent compliance for Nevada Museum of Art expansion (unanimous)
- Approved conditional use permit for NV Energy gas line (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of April 6, 2022 meeting (4-0, 2 abstentions)
🗳️ How they voted (5 roll-call votes)
Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency Board
The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board are meeting to discuss and provide potential direction to staff regarding the Fiscal Year 2022-23 budgets for the City of Reno and Redevelopment Agencies #1 and #2.
- Budget presentation and potential direction for City of Reno Fiscal Year 2022-23
- Budget presentation and potential direction for Redevelopment Agency #1 and #2 Fiscal Year 2022-23
The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board met on May 3, 2022, and the only substantive item was a presentation and discussion on the Fiscal Year 2022-23 budget, with potential direction to staff. No formal decisions were made on the budget or any other action items. The meeting was otherwise procedural, including agenda approval and adjournment.
- Approved the agenda for May 3, 2022 (no vote tally recorded)
- Discussed FY 2022-23 budget, no formal action taken
- Adjourned the meeting (no vote tally recorded)
Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board
The Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board will discuss updates on Clean and Safe and the CARES Campus. The board will also hear presentations on three development projects to gather public feedback for the Reno Planning Commission.
- LDC22-00063: Proposed Maverik gas station at Kietzke Lane and East 2nd Street
- LDC22-00067: Proposed security fence over four feet high at Neil Road and Filbert Road
- LDC22-00068: Proposed drive-through coffee kiosk southeast of Gould Street and Mill Street
- Clean and Safe and CARES Campus update presentation
The Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board met on May 3, 2022, but took no substantive decisions. The agenda included approval of the agenda and minutes, but no outcomes are recorded. The board heard presentations on the Clean and Safe and CARES Campus update and discussed three development projects (Maverik gas station, LDS Church security fence, and Mill Street drive-thru coffee kiosk) as discussion items only, with no action taken.
- Approved agenda for May 3, 2022 (no vote recorded)
- Approved minutes for April 5, 2022 (no vote recorded)
Truckee Meadows Stormwater Permit Coordinating Committee
The committee is considering several invoice payments related to stormwater monitoring and watershed assessments. Members will also review the third quarter budget and receive updates on various stormwater management program activities.
- $12,672.62 invoice for FY21/22 Stormwater Monitoring
- $3,232.50 NCE invoice for Watershed Assessments to Tributaries to the Truckee River
- $130.00 Mercury Momentum invoice for Earth Day event booth registration
- Review of 3rd Quarter SWPCC budget (January through March)
The Truckee Meadows Stormwater Permit Coordinating Committee approved payment of three invoices totaling $15,905.12 for stormwater monitoring, watershed assessments, and an Earth Day booth registration. The committee also reviewed the third-quarter budget and received updates on program activities, but no other formal decisions were made.
- Approved payment of Balance Invoice #213136-0322 for $12,672.62 for stormwater monitoring
- Approved payment of NCE Invoice #167252503 for $3,232.50 for watershed assessments
- Approved payment of Mercury Momentum Invoice for $130.00 for Earth Day booth registration
Human Rights Commission
The Human Rights Commission will meet to discuss the possible creation of a land recognition statement and related outcomes. The body will also review community engagement efforts in collaboration with City of Reno staff.
- Possible creation of a City of Reno Human Rights Commission land recognition statement
- Discussion on community engagement collaboration with City of Reno staff
- Approval of January 27, 2022 meeting minutes
The commission discussed and reviewed a potential land recognition statement and related actionable outcomes, but no formal decision was recorded. An update on community engagement with city staff was also presented. The minutes contain no substantive votes or approvals.
- Discussed creation of land recognition statement (no action taken)
- Received update on community engagement collaboration (no action taken)
Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency Board
The Reno City Council approved a $3.29 million contract for the 2022 Preventative Maintenance Project, a wastewater treatment MOU with Washoe County for the Daybreak community (6-1), and a $250,000 software agreement with PrimeGov. They also adopted resolutions supporting an affordable housing project (Copper Mesa) and designating Reno as a Bee City USA affiliate. An alley naming item was tabled, and a street renaming was withdrawn.
- Approved $3,294,859 contract with Intermountain Slurry Seal for 2022 Preventative Maintenance (unanimous)
- Approved MOU with Washoe County for wastewater treatment for Daybreak community (6-1, Brekhus opposed)
- Approved $250,000 PrimeGov software agreement for agenda management (unanimous)
- Adopted Resolution 9030 supporting Copper Mesa affordable housing project (unanimous)
- Adopted Resolution 9031 designating Reno as Bee City USA affiliate (unanimous)
- Took no action on alley naming to Midtown Alley; Councilmember Brekhus to propose 'Old Creamery Alley'
- Withdrew renaming East Tenth Street to Feemster Street
- Approved $220,223 DHS emergency preparedness grant (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (6 roll-call votes)
Access Advisory Committee
The committee will discuss ADA compliance for city parks and potential parking relocations. The meeting includes a presentation on federal funds for restroom updates and a discussion on integrated living models for people with disabilities.
- Presentation on $1.056 million in HUD funds to update or replace restrooms at 14 City of Reno Parks for ADA compliance
- Potential action on preliminary design and specifications for upgrades to Robinhood Park
- Potential action regarding the relocation of ADA parking on Virginia Street at First Street
- Discussion on integrated living models for people with disabilities
- Informational update on the Micromobility Pilot Project
The meeting was largely informational and discussion-focused. No formal votes or binding decisions were recorded. The committee received presentations on federal HUD funds for ADA restroom upgrades at 14 parks, preliminary design for Robinhood Park, integrated living models for people with disabilities, and an update on the Micromobility Pilot Project. Discussion also covered potential relocation of ADA parking on Virginia Street at First Street, but no action was taken.
- No formal decisions or votes recorded; all items were informational or discussion-only
Reno Historical Resources Commission
The commission will consider a signage request for Mayberry Gardens and discuss various historic preservation matters. Items include grant applications, award nominees, and updates to historical guidelines.
- Certificate of appropriateness for Mayberry Gardens signage
- FY22 Historic Preservation Fund grant application
- 2022 Historic Preservation Awards nominations
- Revisions to the Historic Marker Guidelines
- Procedural Requirements to Name or Rename City of Reno Facilities
Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board
The board will discuss a police quarterly report, road widening projects, and a townhome subdivision request. The meeting includes discussion items regarding RTC Washoe projects and various development proposals.
- Reno Police Department Quarterly Report
- Sky Vista Parkway Widening Project presentation
- Lemmon Drive Project update
- LDC22-00066 (Ridge Park): 80 lot single-family attached townhome subdivision request
The Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board met on April 21, 2022, but took no substantive decisions. The agenda included discussion-only items on the Reno Police Department quarterly report, RTC Washoe's Sky Vista Parkway Widening and Lemmon Drive projects, and the Ridge Park development proposal. The board did not vote on any items, as all business items were discussion-only.
- No action taken on Ridge Park development (discussion only)
- No action taken on police quarterly report (discussion only)
- No action taken on Sky Vista Parkway Widening (discussion only)
- No action taken on Lemmon Drive project (discussion only)
Capital Projects Surcharge Advisory Committee
The Capital Projects Surcharge Advisory Committee will receive a financial update on the Capital Projects Surcharge Account. The committee may also provide direction regarding painting and other exterior improvements to the National Bowling Center.
- Financial status update of the Capital Projects Surcharge Account
- Discussion and possible action on painting and exterior improvements to the National Bowling Center
Reno City Planning Commission
The Reno City Planning Commission will consider several conditional use permits, site plan reviews, and zoning amendments. The body will also act on the 2021 Annual Report to the Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Agency.
- Case No. LDC22-00058: Tentative map for 361 residential and 213 non-residential condominiums at Gateway at Galena
- Case No. LDC22-00023: Conditional use permit for a pedestrian skyway over East Commercial Row
- Case No. LDC22-00059: Conditional use permit for a gas station and drive-through facility at US-395 Exit 76
- Case No. LDC22-00045: Master Plan and zoning amendment for 8.3 acres to Parks, Greenways, and Open Space
- Case No. LDC21-00071: Conditional use permit for an auto dealership at Kietzke Lane
Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board
The board will receive informational reports on crime statistics and transportation projects. Members and the public will provide feedback on three development projects, though the board will take no formal action on them.
- Peckham Lane Rehabilitation Project presentation
- Steamboat Pkwy Improvement Project presentation
- Marvel Way Abandonment (ABN22-00007) involving ±3 acres
- Canyon’s Edge (LDC21-00034) Master Plan and zoning amendment for ±80.22 acres
- Gateway at Galena Annexation (ANX22-00002)
Recreation and Parks Commission
The Recreation and Parks Commission will discuss and potentially provide direction on upgrades to Robinhood Park and the placement of a public restroom (Portland Loo) in downtown Reno. The body will also receive updates on a citywide user fee study and plaza maintenance.
- Potential action on preliminary design and specifications for Robinhood Park upgrades
- Potential action on proposed downtown Reno locations for a public restroom (Portland Loo)
- Information update on Citywide User Fee Study by MGT Consulting
- Maintenance and improvement update for City Plaza and West Street Plaza
- Quarterly update on Moana Springs Community Pool and Fitness Center
Reno Arts & Culture Commission
The Reno Arts & Culture Commission is meeting to review and possibly approve recommendations for several public art projects and artist selections. The body will also discuss the City Artist Program and a timeline for the Oddie/Silverada project.
- Possible approval of Mila May for the NEA Truckee River Pedestrian Pathway Public Art Project (not to exceed $30,000)
- Possible approval of five artists for the Canyon Flats Video Wall exhibition space
- Possible approval of 13 artists for the 2022 Art Signals: Painted Signal Box Program
- Possible approval to purchase artwork from Ruby Barrientos for the City of Reno Public Art Collection (not to exceed $2,000)
- Possible approval of a call for artists for the FY22/23 City Artist Program
The Reno Arts & Culture Commission approved the Public Art Committee's recommendation of Mila May for the NEA Truckee River Pedestrian Pathway Public Art Project, with a budget not to exceed $30,000. The commission also approved the recommended artists for the Canyon Flats Video Wall, the 2022 Art Signals: Painted Signal Box Program, the purchase of an artwork from Ruby Barrientos for up to $2,000, a call for artists for the FY22/23 City Artist Program, and a timeline for the Oddie/Silverada Public Art Project. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved Mila May for NEA Truckee River Pedestrian Pathway Public Art Project (not to exceed $30,000)
- Approved artists Brittney Graves, Lori Hepner, Kristina Libby, Poyen Wang, and Milan Zulic for Canyon Flats Video Wall
- Approved 13 artists for Art Signals: Painted Signal Box Program 2022
- Approved purchase of artwork from Ruby Barrientos for Public Art Collection (not to exceed $2,000)
- Approved call for artists for City Artist Program FY22/23
- Approved timeline for Oddie/Silverada Public Art Project
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Subcommittee
The subcommittee will review a presentation regarding prior year funding requests. Members will also discuss recommendations for the use of 19/20, 20/21, 21/22, and 22/23 Public Service monies and current 2022/2023 funding requests.
- Presentation regarding prior year funding requests
- Discussion of revised staff recommendations for use of 19/20, 20/21, 21/22, and 22/23 Public Service monies
- Discussion and recommendations regarding 2022/2023 funding requests
The meeting was largely procedural, covering agenda and minutes approval, a presentation on prior year funding, and discussions on revised staff recommendations for Public Service monies and 2022/2023 funding requests. No substantive decisions or final votes were recorded; items were for discussion or possible action but outcomes are not specified in the minutes.
- Approved agenda for April 14, 2022
- Approved minutes from January 5, 2022
Reno City Council
The Reno City Council will meet to discuss various city business including a $1.2 million legal settlement and several grant awards. The agenda includes discussions on community center design, housing rehabilitation, and an e-scooter share program.
- $1,200,000 settlement agreement in Cynthia Doubek, et al. v. City of Reno, et al.
- $6 million subrecipient agreement for Bonanza Inn purchase and rehabilitation
- Approval of Moana Springs Community Aquatics and Fitness Center design contract up to $2,039,100
- Rezoning request for Coral Academy near Reno View Drive and Sky Mountain Drive
- Exclusive Franchise Agreement with Bird for an E-Scooter Share Program
The Reno City Council approved a $1.2 million settlement in a lawsuit, a $6 million subrecipient agreement with the Reno Housing Authority for the Bonanza Inn, and a 25-year solar lease with NV Energy. It also approved an exclusive e-scooter franchise with Bird (6-1) and adopted the 2022 Federal Legislative Platform (5-2). A sidewalk waiver appeal was denied, and the Reno Iron Works appeal was continued to May 11.
- Approved $1.2M settlement in Doubek v. City of Reno (unanimous)
- Approved $6M subrecipient agreement with Reno Housing Authority for Bonanza Inn (unanimous)
- Approved 25-year solar lease with NV Energy and $1.5M parking lot appropriation (unanimous)
- Approved exclusive Bird e-scooter franchise (6-1, Jardon opposed)
- Adopted 2022 Federal Legislative Platform (5-2, Brekhus and Weber opposed)
- Approved $2,039,100 consultant agreement for Moana Springs Aquatics Center (unanimous)
- Approved $650,000 construction management agreement for Moana Springs (unanimous)
- Continued Reno Iron Works appeal to May 11, 2022 (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (8 roll-call votes)
Senior Citizen Advisory Committee
The committee is meeting to plan activities for Older Americans month in May 2022. Members will also discuss and potentially recommend plans to address senior needs regarding transportation, food insecurity, communication, and engagement.
- Planning for Older Americans month activities in May 2022
- Discussion on senior needs in communication, transportation, food insecurity, and engagement
- Recap of Parks and Recreation fee increases related to the Health and Wellness pass
- Review of current committee communication and engagement activities
- Update from Washoe County Human Services Agency-Senior Division
The Senior Citizen Advisory Committee discussed and planned activities for Older Americans Month in May 2022, and reviewed communication, transportation, food insecurity, and engagement needs for seniors. No formal votes or final decisions were recorded; the meeting was largely informational and planning-focused.
- Discussed activities for Older Americans Month in May 2022
- Reviewed senior needs in communication, transportation, food insecurity, and engagement
- Recapped Parks and Recreation fee increases and Health and Wellness pass
Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board
The board will elect a Chair and Vice Chair and receive reports from the Reno Police Department and the City Manager's Office. Members will also discuss a development project amendment for Meridian 120 South.
- Election of Chair and Vice Chair
- Reno Police Department Quarterly Report
- Update on preliminary allocation of Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds
- LDC21-00038: Meridian 120 South Conditions Amendment
The Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board held a regular meeting on April 12, 2022, with no substantive decisions recorded. The board elected a chair and vice chair, and heard informational reports from the Reno Police Department, the City Manager's Office on coronavirus recovery funds, and a development project update. No votes or formal actions were taken on these items.
- Elected chair and vice chair (no tally recorded)
- Approved agenda (no tally recorded)
- Approved minutes from Nov 9, 2021; Jan 11, 2022; Feb 8, 2022 (no tally recorded)
Reno City Council
The City Council will receive updates on housing affordability and availability. The meeting includes a discussion regarding land use and zoning to address the housing supply, as well as a potential grant agreement for a neighborhood renewal program.
- Presentation on housing affordability and availability by Kelly Mullin
- Discussion and potential direction regarding land use and zoning for affordable housing
- Resolution and approval of a Grant Agreement with Rebuilding Together Northern Nevada not to exceed $200,000
Reno City Charter Committee
The committee is meeting to determine the 2022 schedule and process for recommending changes to the Reno City Charter. Members will also discuss the charter's relationship to city accessibility initiatives and the removal of gendered language from the document.
- Proposed 2022 schedule and process for Reno City Charter changes
- Presentation on city accessibility, diversity, equity, and ADA requirements
- Proposed language to eliminate gendered terms in the Reno City Charter
The Reno City Charter Committee discussed and gave direction on its 2022 schedule and process for recommending charter changes, received a presentation on accessibility initiatives, and discussed eliminating gendered language from the charter. No final decisions were made; the committee only provided direction to staff.
- Discussed 2022 schedule and process for charter changes (no vote)
- Received presentation on accessibility initiatives (informational)
- Discussed eliminating gendered language from charter (no vote)
Public Art Committee of the City of Reno Arts & Culture Commission Meeting
The Public Art Committee will discuss and potentially recommend up to 13 artists for the 2022 Art Signals: Painted Signal Box Program. The body will also consider artwork purchases and project timelines.
- Possible recommendation of up to 13 artists for the Art Signals: Painted Signal Box Program
- Possible purchase of artwork from City Artist Ruby Barrientos not to exceed $2,000
- Possible approval of a call for artists for the City Artist Program for FY22/23
- Possible approval of a timeline for the Oddie/Silverada Public Art Project
Financial Advisory Board
The board will discuss and potentially recommend actions regarding the Proposed Budget and Capital Improvement Plan for Fiscal Year 2022/2023. The meeting also includes reviews of the City Fee Schedule and internal audit reports.
- Proposed Budget and Capital Improvement Plan for Fiscal Year 2022/2023
- City Fee Schedule for Fiscal Year 2022/2023
- Internal Audit report on Emergency Operation Center - Software System Access Review
- Internal Audit reporting for the Downtown Reno Partnership Review
- Interim Financial Report/Budget Update and Debt Update for Fiscal Year to Date 2022
The Financial Advisory Board (FAB) met on April 7, 2022, and discussed the proposed FY2022/23 budget, including Capital Improvement Plan projects, and the City Fee Schedule. No formal votes were recorded; the agenda items were for possible recommendation to staff, but the minutes do not indicate any final decisions or recommendations. The meeting also included informational updates on the interim financial report, debt, and internal audit reports.
- Discussed proposed FY2022/23 budget and CIP projects (no action recorded)
- Discussed City Fee Schedule for FY2022/23 (no action recorded)
- Discussed Internal Audit report on Emergency Operation Center software access (no action recorded)
- Discussed Internal Audit report on Downtown Reno Partnership review (no action recorded)
Reno City Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider multiple public hearings regarding site plan reviews, conditional use permits, and rezoning requests. These items include water tank placement, commercial uses, and a zoning map amendment for Moana Park.
- Major site plan review for two new water tanks at The Canyons/Canyons Edge (Case No. LDC22-00055)
- Conditional use permit for amusement, live entertainment, and a bar/lounge at Stone & Key (Case No. LDC22-00051)
- Zoning map amendment to Public Facility for Moana Park and Fields (Case No. LDC22-00056)
- Rezoning from Professional Office to Specific Plan District for 85 Keystone Avenue (Case No. LDC22-00053)
- Conditional use permit for package alcohol sales at Grab & Go (Case No. LDC22-00054)
The Reno City Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit for Stone & Key, allowing outdoor amusement, live entertainment, and a bar at the Keystone Avenue and West Commercial Row site. They also recommended City Council approve a zoning map amendment for Moana Park and Fields to Public Facility, and a rezoning for 85 Keystone Avenue to a Specific Plan District. A conditional use permit for Grab & Go convenience store to sell package alcohol was approved with one opposition. The Canyons water tanks item was pulled from the agenda.
- Approved Stone & Key conditional use permit (5-0)
- Recommended approval of Moana Park and Fields zoning map amendment to Public Facility (5-0)
- Recommended approval of 85 Keystone Avenue rezoning to Specific Plan District (5-0)
- Approved Grab & Go conditional use permit for package alcohol sales (4-1)
- Approved minutes of March 2, 2022 meeting (3-0, 2 abstentions)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
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Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board
The board will discuss the preliminary allocation of coronavirus recovery funds and several development projects. The meeting includes discussions regarding a conditional use permit for an automotive dealership and a gas line utility station.
- Update on Preliminary Allocation of Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds
- LDC22-00060 (Victorian Auto Sales): Conditional use permit for an automotive dealership at Stewart Street and Kietzke Lane
- LDC22-00062 (NVEnergy Gas Line): Conditional use permit for a gas line utility/regulator station near South Meadows Parkway
The Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board meeting was largely informational. Members received a presentation on the preliminary allocation of Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds for the City of Reno and discussed two development projects: a conditional use permit for an automotive dealership at Stewart Street and Kietzke Lane, and a conditional use permit for an NVEnergy gas line and regulator station. No formal votes or decisions were recorded; the board took no action on any agenda item.
- Approved agenda for April 5, 2022
- Approved minutes from November 2, 2021, January 4, 2022, and February 1, 2022
- Heard update on Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds allocation (discussion only)
- Discussed LDC22-00060 (Victorian Auto Sales) conditional use permit (no action)
- Discussed LDC22-00062 (NVEnergy Gas Line) conditional use permit (no action)
Urban Forestry Commission
The commission will meet to discuss and potentially recommend actions regarding a Tree Preservation Ordinance. The body will also review tree details for the Public Works Design Manual.
- Recommendation regarding Tree Preservation Ordinance
- Discussion of tree details for Public Works Design Manual
The Urban Forestry Commission held a regular meeting on April 4, 2022, with agenda items for discussion and possible action on a Tree Preservation Ordinance and tree details for the Public Works Design Manual. No final decisions or votes were recorded in the minutes; the items were presented for discussion and recommendation only. The meeting also included public comment periods and member reports, but no substantive actions were taken.
- Discussed Tree Preservation Ordinance (no action recorded)
- Discussed tree details for Public Works Design Manual (no action recorded)
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Subcommittee
The subcommittee will discuss recommendations for the use of Public Service monies from multiple years. Members will also review 2022/2023 funding requests.
- Revised staff recommendation for use of 19/20, 20/21, 21/22, and 22/23 Public Service monies
- 2022/2023 funding requests
- Presentation regarding prior year funding requests
The CDBG Subcommittee met on April 1, 2022, and discussed prior year funding requests, revised staff recommendations for Public Service monies, and 2022/2023 funding requests. No formal decisions or votes were recorded; the meeting was primarily informational and deliberative.
Reno City Council
The Reno City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the city budget. The council will consider potential direction for staff regarding the budget for Fiscal Year 2022-23.
- Presentation, discussion and potential direction to staff regarding the budget for Fiscal Year 2022-23
The Reno City Council held a special meeting to receive departmental budget presentations for Fiscal Year 2022-23. No formal budget decisions were made; the meeting was informational, with council members providing direction and asking questions. The agenda was approved unanimously, and the meeting adjourned without any substantive votes on the budget.
- Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
- Adjourned meeting (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Reno City Council
The Reno City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss the city budget for Fiscal Year 2022-23. The council may provide direction to staff regarding this budget during the presentation.
- Presentation, discussion and potential direction to staff regarding the budget for Fiscal Year 2022-23
The Reno City Council held a special meeting to receive budget presentations for Fiscal Year 2022-23 from the Fire, Police, and Public Works departments. No formal budget decisions were made; the council discussed priorities and gave direction to staff. The meeting was procedural, with only the agenda and adjournment approved unanimously.
- Approved agenda for March 30, 2022 (unanimous)
- Approved adjournment (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Reno City Council
The Reno City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the city budget for Fiscal Year 2022-23. The council may provide direction to staff regarding this budget during the presentation.
- Presentation, discussion and potential direction to staff regarding the budget for Fiscal Year 2022-23
The Reno City Council held a special meeting to review the proposed FY 2022-23 budget, with presentations from multiple departments. No formal budget decisions were made; the meeting was informational, and the council directed staff to provide more details for future workshops. The agenda was approved unanimously.
- Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
- Approved meeting adjournment (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Reno City Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review a staff report regarding an ordinance change. The proposed update concerns tree protection, installation, and maintenance standards within the Reno Municipal Code.
- Ordinance change to update tree protection, installation, and maintenance standards in Title 18 and Chapter 8.32
The Reno City Planning Commission held a workshop to discuss proposed changes to the city's tree protection, installation, and maintenance standards in Reno Municipal Code Title 18 and Chapter 8.32. No formal action was taken; the item is scheduled to return for a recommendation to City Council on April 20. Commissioners discussed concerns about tree canopy metrics, incentives, enforcement staffing, and wildfire risk in Wildland Urban Interface areas.
- No action taken on proposed tree ordinance changes (workshop only)
- Item scheduled for Planning Commission recommendation on April 20
Reno City Charter Committee
The Reno City Charter Committee is meeting to discuss potential changes to the city charter effective January 1, 2024. The body will review the number of wards and elected offices, as well as improvements to the redistricting process.
- Proposed changes to the Reno City Charter regarding the number of wards and elected offices
- Review of the 2021 City of Reno redistricting process and future boundary redraws
- Discussion on accessibility as part of the 2022 committee work program
The Reno City Charter Committee held a regular meeting on March 28, 2022, with no formal votes or decisions recorded. The agenda included presentations and discussions on potential changes to the City Charter effective January 1, 2024, regarding the number of wards and elected offices, the 2021 redistricting process, and clarifying the committee's request to discuss accessibility in its 2022 work program. No action was taken on these items, and the meeting was procedural in nature.
- No formal decisions or votes were recorded at the meeting.
- Discussed potential Charter changes for 2024 regarding wards and elected offices.
- Discussed the 2021 redistricting process and potential improvements.
- Discussed clarifying the committee's request to discuss accessibility in 2022.
Truckee Meadows Stormwater Permit Coordinating Committee
The Truckee Meadows Stormwater Permit Coordinating Committee is meeting to approve several monitoring invoices and the FY23 budget. The body will also discuss the Water Quality Crediting Program kick-off and a scope of work for Balance Hydrologics.
- Payment of USGS invoice #90966704 for $3,234.00
- Payment of Balance invoice #213136-0222 for $8,223.54
- Payment of NCE invoice #16725250 for $2,112.50
- Approval of FY23 SWPCC Budget
- Proposed agreement with Balance Hydrologics for FY 22/23 stormwater monitoring
Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board
The Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board will discuss several funding allocations, including a $60 million bond for building and recreational projects. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding the annexation of land and zoning amendments for the Peavine Employment Center.
- $60 million bond issuance for building and recreational projects
- Santerra-Quilici Project access road agreements
- $218,091 contract for Yori Park Fence Replacement Project
- $2,000,000 for Hi-Way 40 Motel acquisition via Volunteers of America
- $2,500,000 for Village on Sage Street Expansion project
The Reno City Council approved the annexation of 44.74 acres near Red Rock Road and Trail Drive (Bill No. 7203) and approved the related Peavine Employment Center master plan and zoning amendments (Resolution No. 9024, Bill No. 7204), all by 6-1 votes with Council Member Brekhus opposed. The council also adopted Resolution No. 9022 authorizing $60 million in general obligation bonds for building and recreational projects, and approved several consent agenda items including funding agreements for housing projects. Item D.1, naming an alley 'Midtown Alley,' was withdrawn.
- Approved Red Rock Road/Trail Drive annexation, 44.74 acres (6-1)
- Approved Peavine Employment Center master plan and zoning amendments (6-1)
- Adopted Resolution No. 9022 for $60M general obligation bonds (6-1)
- Approved $2M subrecipient agreement with Volunteers of America for Hi-Way 40 Motel acquisition
- Approved $2.5M subrecipient agreement with Community Housing Land Trust for Village on Sage Street Expansion
- Approved $3M subrecipient agreement with Reno Housing Authority for Dick Scott Manor construction
- Awarded Yori Park Fence Replacement contract to Golden Bay Fence plus Iron Works, Inc. ($218,091)
- Withdrew Resolution No. 10118 naming Midtown Alley
🗳️ How they voted (11 roll-call votes)
Access Advisory Committee
The Reno Access Advisory Committee will review updates on local infrastructure and accessibility projects. The body may provide direction to staff regarding the Dick Taylor Park Playground.
- Potential action on Dick Taylor Park Playground
- RTC of Washoe County presentation of 2022 projects
- Update on CDBG Pedestrian Ramp Replacement and Tenth Street Sidewalk Improvement Project
The meeting was primarily informational, with presentations on RTC 2022 projects and the CDBG pedestrian ramp project. The only action item was a discussion on Dick Taylor Park playground, but no formal decision was recorded. The agenda and minutes were approved.
- Approved agenda for March 22, 2022
- Approved minutes from January 25, 2022
Reno Arts & Culture Commission
The Reno Arts & Culture Commission is meeting to discuss and possibly approve artists for two public art projects. The body will also review a project plan and budget for fiscal year 2022/23.
- Possible approval of Mila May for the NEA Truckee River Pedestrian Pathway Public Art Project (not to exceed $30,000)
- Possible approval of artists Brittney Graves, Lori Hepner, Kristina Libby, Poyen Wang, and Milan Zulic for the Canyon Flats Video Wall
- Discussion and possible approval of the FY22/23 project plan and budget
- Presentation of Arts & Culture Grants data analysis for FY 19/20 and 20/21
- Update from Poet Laureate Dustin Howard
The commission approved the Public Art Committee's recommendation of Mila May for the NEA Truckee River Pedestrian Pathway Public Art Project, with a budget not to exceed $30,000. It also approved five artists for the Canyon Flats Video Wall exhibition space. A project plan and budget for FY22/23 was discussed and approved. The meeting included informational updates from the Poet Laureate and a grants data analysis.
- Approved Mila May for NEA Truckee River Pedestrian Pathway Public Art Project (not to exceed $30,000)
- Approved artists Brittney Graves, Lori Hepner, Kristina Libby, Poyen Wang, and Milan Zulic for Canyon Flats Video Wall exhibition space
- Approved project plan and budget for FY22/23
Historical Resources Commission Meeting
The Historical Resources Commission is meeting to discuss and possibly approve a work program for 2022/2023. This program is based on the Historical Resources Commission Strategic Plan.
- Possible approval of the 2022/2023 work program based on the Strategic Plan
Urban Forestry Commission
The Urban Forestry Commission is meeting to discuss and potentially recommend a Tree Preservation Ordinance. The body will also consider tree details for the Public Works Design Manual.
- Recommendation regarding Tree Preservation Ordinance
- Discussion of tree details for Public Works Design Manual
The meeting was largely procedural, with no final decisions recorded. The Commission discussed the Tree Preservation Ordinance and tree details for the Public Works Design Manual, but no votes or formal actions were taken on these items. The agenda and minutes from the previous meeting were approved.
- Approved the agenda for March 16, 2022
- Approved the minutes from January 19, 2022
Reno City Planning Commission
The Reno City Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three land use requests. These include a request for 24-hour warehouse operations, a 79-lot townhome subdivision, and a permit for outdoor entertainment in downtown Reno.
- Case No. LDC22-00049: Conditional use permit for 24-hour operations at North Valleys Commerce Center (North Virginia Street and Seneca Drive)
- Case No. LDC22-00052: Tentative map for 79-lot Pecetti Ranch Townhomes on Gateway Drive
- Case No. LDC22-00038: Conditional use permit for outdoor festivals and live entertainment at Jacobs Glow Plaza and Festival Area (south of West 4th Street)
- Approval of February 16, 2022 meeting minutes
The Reno City Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit for Jacobs Glow Plaza and Festival Area, allowing outdoor festivals, concerts, and live entertainment, with a 4-3 vote. The approval includes modifications to increase the event occupancy threshold to 3,700, allow amplified music until 11 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and set a decibel cap of 85 for smaller events. The commission also unanimously approved a conditional use permit for 24-hour operations at North Valleys Commerce Center and a tentative map for the 79-lot Pecetti Ranch Townhomes subdivision.
- Approved conditional use permit for Jacobs Glow Plaza and Festival Area (4-3)
- Approved conditional use permit for 24-hour operations at North Valleys Commerce Center (unanimous)
- Approved tentative map, conditional use permit, alternative equivalent compliance, and major deviation for Pecetti Ranch Townhomes (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of Feb 16, 2022 meeting (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board
The Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board will receive updates on neighborhood cleanup and Reno Police Department crime statistics. The board will also review three development projects to gather public feedback for the Reno Planning Commission.
- The Canyons/Canyons Edge Water Tanks (LDC22-00055): Site plan review for two new water tanks near Mine Shaft Drive
- Moana Park and Fields Zoning Map Amendment (LDC22-00056): Request to rezone 21.79 acres to Public Facility (PF)
- Gateway at Galena (LDC22-00058): Tentative map for 361 residential and 213 non-residential condominiums
- RPD Quarterly Report: Crime statistics for November, December, and January
- Neighborhood Cleanup Update from Noemi Gomez Martinez
The Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board met on March 15, 2022, but took no substantive actions. The agenda included informational items only, such as a neighborhood cleanup update, a Reno Police Department quarterly report, and presentations on three development projects. No votes or formal decisions were recorded.
- Approved the agenda (no vote tally recorded)
- Adjourned the meeting (no vote tally recorded)
Recreation and Parks Commission
The Recreation and Parks Commission is meeting to consider fee increases to address state-mandated minimum wage increases. The body will also discuss designating Reno as a Bee City USA affiliate.
- Proposed fee increases to the Parks and Recreation section of the FY22/23 Fee Schedule
- Recommendation to Reno City Council to designate Reno as a Bee City USA affiliate
- Staff report on Tree Protection Ordinance
- Staff report on facility re-naming
- Staff report on American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding
The Recreation and Parks Commission held a regular meeting on March 15, 2022, but took no final votes. They discussed potential fee increases for parks and recreation services to address state-mandated minimum wage increases, and considered recommending that Reno become a Bee City USA affiliate. No decisions were made; items were only discussed and may be brought back for future action.
- Discussed proposed fee increases for FY22/23 Fee Schedule (no action taken)
- Discussed recommending Bee City USA designation (no action taken)
Public Art Committee of the City of Reno Arts & Culture Commission Meeting
The Public Art Committee will review applicants for two art projects and discuss the FY22/23 project plan and budget. The body may also provide direction on a donation of materials for a potential public art project.
- Selection of artist for NEA Truckee River Pedestrian Pathway Public Art Project (not to exceed $30,000)
- Recommendation of up to 17 artists for the Canyon Flats Video Wall exhibition space
- Approval of project plan and budget for FY22/23
- Discussion on a donation of materials for a potential public art project
Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board
The board will review several information items including street projects, sewer siphons, and wildfire safety. Members will also hear presentations on various development requests such as senior care expansions and conditional use permits.
- Update on City 2022 Neighborhood Street Project and Connectivity [Watt Street]
- Presentation on Booth Street Sewer Siphon Project
- Presentation on California Building ADA Entrance and Ramp Replacement Project
- Sierra Senior Care PUD Amendment for 96 multi-family dwelling units
- Stone & Key conditional use permit for outdoor festivals and live entertainment
The Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board met on March 14, 2022, but took no substantive actions. The agenda included informational presentations on the 2022 Neighborhood Street Project (Watt Street), the Booth Street Sewer Siphon Project, the California Building ADA entrance and ramp replacement, and wildfire safety. The board also discussed the Robb Drive Mining Project and reviewed four development proposals (Sierra Senior Care PUD amendment, Stone & Key, 85 Keystone Avenue, and Grab & Go) without taking action.
- Approved agenda for March 14, 2022
- Approved minutes of December 13, 2021
- Heard informational update on 2022 Neighborhood Street Project (Watt Street)
- Heard informational presentation on Booth Street Sewer Siphon Project
- Heard informational presentation on California Building ADA entrance and ramp replacement
- Heard informational presentation on wildfire safety and prevention
- Discussed Robb Drive Mining Project (informational only)
- Reviewed development projects (Sierra Senior Care, Stone & Key, 85 Keystone, Grab & Go) with no action
Reno City Council
The Reno City Council approved allocating $9 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds to the Reno Housing Authority for affordable housing, including $6 million for the Bonanza Inn and $3 million for Dick Scott Manor. The council also approved several other items, including a $100,000 legal services agreement for labor negotiations, two sewer and street rehabilitation project contracts, and two affordable housing fee reductions. The meeting included multiple unanimous votes and a few split decisions.
- Approved $6M ARPA allocation for Bonanza Inn purchase/rehab (6-1)
- Approved $3M ARPA allocation for Dick Scott Manor (unanimous)
- Approved $100K Holland & Hart legal services agreement (6-1)
- Approved $476,025 Lumos & Associates contract for Humboldt Lander North sewer/street project (unanimous)
- Approved $484,175 Lumos & Associates contract for Humboldt Lander South sewer/street project (unanimous)
- Approved $837,168.75 sewer fee reduction for Vintage at Washington Station Senior Apartments (unanimous)
- Approved $22,316 building permit and $217,800 sewer fee reduction for Orovada Street Senior Apartments (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance No. 6622 consolidating medical and adult-use cannabis regulations (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Financial Advisory Board
The board will discuss the FY 2022 budget, including an interim financial report and debt updates. Members may recommend actions regarding the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the budget and propose new board appointments.
- Discussion and possible action on COVID-19 pandemic impacts on the FY 2022 budget
- Presentation of proposed collective bargaining contracts and tentative agreements
- Potential recommendation for the appointment of two individuals to the Financial Advisory Board
- Election of Second Vice Chair
- Review of interim financial report and budget updates for Fiscal Year to Date 2022
The Reno Financial Advisory Board met on March 3, 2022, and discussed several informational items including the interim financial report, debt update, collective bargaining contracts, and internal auditor risk assessments. No formal decisions were recorded; the agenda included possible actions on COVID-19 budget impact, election of a second vice chair, and recommending two board appointments, but the minutes do not specify outcomes for these items.
- No substantive decisions recorded in minutes
- Agenda approved (if applicable, not specified)
- Minutes of February 3, 2022 approved (if applicable, not specified)
Senior Citizen Advisory Committee
The City of Reno, City of Sparks, and Washoe County senior services advisory bodies are conducting a virtual joint meeting. The agenda includes the approval of previous minutes and discussion regarding activities for Older Americans Month in May 2022.
- Discussion, recommendations, and possible action on activities for Older Americans Month (May 2022)
Reno City Planning Commission
The Reno City Planning Commission will consider several land use requests including a conditional use permit for heavy machinery and rezoning for Coral Academy. The commission will also review site plans for Coyote Crossing and Reno Iron Works.
- Conditional use permit for forklift sales, rental, and service at 975 Terminal Way
- Rezoning request for Coral Academy from Neighborhood Commercial to Specific Plan District
- Tentative map and site plan review for 33 single-family lots at Coyote Crossing
- Major site plan review for a 40,000 square foot industrial building at Reno Iron Works
The Reno City Planning Commission approved a major site plan review for a new 40,000-square-foot industrial building for Reno Iron Works on Spectrum Boulevard, with a 3-2 vote. The commission also unanimously approved a conditional use permit for a forklift facility at 975 Terminal Way, a rezoning recommendation for Coral Academy, and a tentative map for the 33-lot Coyote Crossing subdivision. The meeting included a training video on commissioner roles and responsibilities.
- Approved Reno Iron Works major site plan review (3-2)
- Approved conditional use permit for forklift facility at 975 Terminal Way (5-0)
- Recommended City Council approve Coral Academy rezoning to Specific Plan District (5-0)
- Approved Coyote Crossing tentative map and site plan for 33 single-family lots (5-0)
- Approved February 2, 2022 meeting minutes (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Reno City Charter Committee
The committee will review the Reno City Charter and receive a presentation regarding Nevada Open Meeting Law. Members will also discuss potential future topics for charter changes and consider the 2022 meeting calendar.
- Presentation on Nevada Open Meeting Law and public records
- Overview of the Reno City Charter
- Discussion of future topics for potential Reno City Charter changes
- Approval of the 2022 meeting calendar
Reno Arts & Culture Commission
The commission will review recommendations for public art projects and committee appointments. Members are also set to discuss the FY22/23 project plan and budget.
- Recommendation of Mike Burke for the Somersett Park West Public Art Project up to $30,000
- Nevada Museum of Art, E.L. Cord Museum School Mural Program on Keystone Bridge up to $7,500
- Appointment of three new members to the Public Art Committee
- Recommendation of two new commissioners for the Reno Arts & Culture Commission
- Project plan and budget for FY22/23
Truckee Meadows Stormwater Permit Coordinating Committee
The Truckee Meadows Stormwater Permit Coordinating Committee is meeting to approve payments for stormwater monitoring and watershed assessments. The body will also discuss a maintenance agreement for the North Truckee Drain and a new water quality crediting program.
- Payment of Invoice #213136-1221 for $8,814.98 (Stormwater Monitoring FY21/22)
- Payment of NCE Invoice #167252501 for $1,863.75 (Watershed Assessments to Tributaries to the Truckee River)
- FY22/23 USGS Operation and Maintenance agreement for North Truckee Drain near Big Fish Drive for $20,800
- Water Quality Crediting Program Kick-Off meeting planning
- Proposal for a Biannual SWPCC Newsletter
The committee approved payment of two stormwater-related invoices totaling $10,678.73, with reimbursement from the Water Management Fund and NDOT. It also approved a $20,800 USGS operation and maintenance agreement for the North Truckee Drain, with NDOT contributing 25%. Other items were discussed, including a water quality crediting program kick-off and a biannual newsletter, but no final decisions were recorded on those.
- Approved Balance Invoice #213136-1221 for $8,814.98 (stormwater monitoring)
- Approved NCE Invoice #167252501 for $1,863.75 (watershed assessments)
- Approved FY22/23 USGS O&M agreement for North Truckee Drain, $20,800
Reno City Council
The City Council is meeting to decide on several infrastructure contracts, business licenses, and affordable housing support. The body will also discuss a proposal to issue $60 million in general obligations for city project financing.
- Proposal to issue $60 million in general obligations for city project financing
- Contract award to Granite Construction Company for 2022 Humboldt Street Neighborhood Sewer and Street Rehabilitation Project for $6,075,775
- Contract award to Sierra Nevada Construction for 2022 Humboldt Street Neighborhood Sewer and Street Rehabilitation Project for $6,497,007
- Contract award to Granite Construction Company for 2022 Swope Area Neighborhood Street Rehabilitation Project for $3,403,103
- Support for affordable housing projects including Dakota Crest Apartments, Carriage Stone Senior Apartments, and the new 250-unit Pinyon Apartments
The Reno City Council approved a resolution to issue $60 million in general obligation bonds for capital projects, with Councilmember Brekhus voting against and urging use of ARPA funds instead. The council also approved a consent agenda of 39 items, including contracts for street and sewer rehabilitation projects, affordable housing support resolutions, and various fund reallocations. A 16-month contract with the Reno Initiative for Shelter Equality for an outreach team was approved, and two zoning ordinance adoptions passed unanimously.
- Adopted Resolution No. 9009 for $60M general obligation bond (6-1)
- Approved $6,075,775 contract to Granite Construction for Humboldt Area 1 sewer/street rehab
- Approved $6,497,007 contract to Sierra Nevada Construction for Humboldt Area 2 sewer/street rehab
- Approved $3,403,103 contract to Granite Construction for Swope Area street rehab
- Adopted Resolution No. 9010 supporting Dakota Crest and Carriage Stone affordable housing
- Adopted Resolution No. 9011 supporting Pinyon Apartments (250 units)
- Approved $399,951.95 contract with Reno Initiative for Shelter Equality for outreach team
- Adopted Ordinance No. 6620 rezoning North Valley's Commerce Center (256.3 acres)
🗳️ How they voted (22 roll-call votes)
Access Advisory Committee
The committee will discuss potential direction for the Dick Taylor Park Playground. The meeting also includes updates on pedestrian ramp replacements and 2022 regional transportation projects.
- Presentation and potential direction regarding Dick Taylor Park Playground
- Update on Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Pedestrian Ramp Replacement and Tenth Street Sidewalk Improvement Project
- Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) of Washoe County presentation of 2022 projects
Reno City Council
The City Council will hear several presentations regarding housing availability, growth, and strategic planning. Discussions include the use of American Rescue Plan Act funds for affordable housing projects.
- Presentation on Nevada State Infrastructure Bank and the Affordable Housing Trust
- Presentation on housing affordability, availability, and expected growth in Reno
- Strategic planning for the Housing and Neighborhood Development Division (HAND)
- Land use and zoning discussions regarding affordable housing supply
- Discussion on American Rescue Plan Act funds for Sage Street dormitory and Highway 40 Motel projects
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board
The Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board is meeting to receive updates on the RTC Lemmon Drive project and discuss two development requests. The board will provide feedback on these projects via review forms for the Reno Planning Commission, but will take no direct action on the developments.
- RTC Lemmon Drive Project update and traffic control
- ABN22-00006: Request to abandon ±3.76 acres of public roadway easements north and west of Mason Road
- LDC22-00049: Request for a conditional use permit for 24-hour operations at a warehouse facility north of North Virginia Street and Seneca Drive
The Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board held a regular meeting on February 17, 2022, but took no formal action on any substantive items. The agenda included informational updates on the RTC Lemmon Drive Project and development project discussions (Mason Ridge Abandonment and North Valleys Commerce Center), but these were for discussion only. The board approved the agenda and the minutes from the November 18, 2021 meeting, and adjourned.
- Approved the agenda for February 17, 2022
- Approved the minutes from November 18, 2021
- Adjourned the meeting
Reno City Planning Commission
The Commission will review several land use requests including residential subdivisions, multi-family developments, and a homeless service provider. Additionally, staff will present a 24/7 carbon emissions tracking platform for the City of Reno.
- Conditional use permit for Washoe County Safe Camp (±7.42 acres)
- Two year time extension for Vista Enclave subdivision (±30.70 acres)
- Tentative map for 54 single-family attached units at Daybreak PUD Area 16A (±10.0 acres)
- Tentative map for 82 single-family attached units at Daybreak PUD Area 16B (±15.3 acres)
- Conditional use permit for 290 unit multi-family development at Copper Mesa (±13.52 acres)
The Reno City Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit for the Washoe County Safe Camp, a homeless service provider on a ±7.42-acre site north of East 4th Street. The approval includes a modified Condition 5 requiring a security and operations plan developed with city staff and police. The commission also approved a two-year time extension for the 130-lot Vista Enclave subdivision and tentative maps for the Daybreak PUD Areas 16A and 16B, along with related parcel maps.
- Approved conditional use permit for Washoe County Safe Camp (LDC22-00033) with a modified security and operations plan condition, unanimously.
- Approved a two-year time extension for the Vista Enclave tentative map (LDC22-00043), subject to original conditions, unanimously.
- Approved the tentative map for Daybreak PUD Area 16A (LDC22-00040) to develop 54 single-family attached units, subject to conditions, unanimously.
- Approved the tentative map for Daybreak PUD Area 16B (LDC22-00041) to develop 82 single-family attached units, subject to conditions, unanimously.
- Approved the sequential parcel maps for Daybreak Phase 2 (PAR22-00015 & PAR22-00016) to establish seven parcels, unanimously.
- Approved a conditional use permit for Copper Mesa Multi-Family (LDC22-00036) for a 290-unit development and drainageway disturbance, subject to conditions, unanimously.
- Approved the tentative map and conditional use permit for Riverpoint at Idlewild (LDC22-00039) for 120 residential and 92 non-residential condominiums, subject to conditions, unanimously.
- Approved the minutes from the January 19, 2022 meeting, unanimously.
Recreation and Parks Commission
The Recreation and Parks Commission will discuss the allocation of approximately $3,000,000 in ARPA funds and proposed fee increases for the FY22/23 Fee Schedule. The body will also review Residential Construction Tax district funds and the Dick Taylor Park Playground.
- Allocation of approximately $3,000,000 in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds
- Proposed fee increases for the FY22/23 Fee Schedule to address state-mandated minimum wage increases
- Status of Residential Construction Tax (RCT) district funds and future park projects
- Direction regarding Dick Taylor Park Playground
- Reno Tennis Center Concessionaire Contract presentation
The Recreation and Parks Commission held a regular meeting on February 15, 2022, with presentations and discussions on several items, but no formal actions were taken. The agenda included updates on the Reno Tennis Center concessionaire contract, status of Residential Construction Tax funds, Dick Taylor Park playground, proposed fee increases, and allocation of ARPA funds. The meeting was primarily informational, with no decisions recorded in the minutes.
- No formal actions were taken during the meeting.
- The commission received a presentation on the Reno Tennis Center concessionaire contract.
- The commission discussed the status of Residential Construction Tax district funds and future park projects.
- The commission discussed the Dick Taylor Park playground project.
- The commission discussed proposed fee increases for Parks and Recreation services.
- The commission received an update on proposed projects for ARPA fund allocation.
Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board
The Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board will receive informational updates on transportation projects and crime statistics. The board will also review two development project requests for feedback, though no formal action will be taken on them.
- NDOT Advanced Signal Warning Systems Project update
- RTC of Washoe County presentation on Steamboat Pkwy Improvement Project
- Reno Police Department crime statistics for November, December, and January
- DPII Master Plan Amendment (LDC22-00048) for ±8.05 acre site south of Claim Jumper Way and Tellurium Mine Road
- Pecetti Ranch Townhomes (LDC22-00052) tentative map for 79 lot subdivision on Gateway Drive
Public Art Committee of the City of Reno Arts & Culture Commission Meeting
The Public Art Committee will review a potential museum school mural program and select an artist for the Somersett West Park Public Art Project. Members may also consider recommendations for new committee members and approve a project plan and budget for FY22/23.
- Presentation on Nevada Museum of Art, E.L. Cord Museum School Mural Program at Keystone Bridge and McKinley
- Selection of an artist or artist team for the Somersett West Park Public Art Project up to $30,000
- Possible approval of three members from the Somersett Owners Association for project review
- Recommendation of three new members to fill vacancies on the Public Art Committee
- Discussion and possible approval of a project plan and budget for FY22/23
Historical Resources Commission Meeting
The commission is meeting to elect a Chair and Vice Chair for the term ending December 2022. Members will also discuss and possibly approve a work program for 2022/2023 based on the HRC Strategic Plan.
- Election of Chair for February 2022 to December 2022
- Election of Vice Chair for February 2022 to December 2022
- Approval of 2022/2023 work program based on HRC Strategic Plan
Reno City Council
The Reno City Council is considering several rezoning requests, including a large industrial commercial project near North Virginia Street. The meeting also includes discussions on public works projects, business licenses, and various community donations.
- Rezoning of ±256.3 acres near North Virginia Street to Industrial Commercial
- Rezoning of ±1.51 acres near Linden Street to Little City Landscape Specific Plan District
- Abandonment of a ±2,000 square foot public alleyway south of East Sixth Street
- Amended agreement with Bureau Veritas for building permit plan review up to $500,000
- Consultant agreement with NCE for 2022 Pavement Condition Data Collection up to $99,880
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board
The Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board will discuss a regional transportation study and two specific development requests. The board will hear presentations regarding the McCarran Boulevard Corridor Study and potential land use changes for Meridian 120 South and Jacobs Glow Plaza.
- Regional Transportation Commission update on the McCarran Boulevard Corridor Study
- Master Plan amendment for Meridian 120 South Open Space (LDC22-00045)
- Conditional use permit for Jacobs Glow Plaza and Festival Area (LDC22-00038)
The Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board met on February 8, 2022, but took no substantive votes. The agenda included a presentation by the Regional Transportation Commission on the McCarran Boulevard Corridor Study, and discussions of two development projects: a master plan amendment for the Meridian 120 South Open Space and a conditional use permit for Jacobs Glow Plaza and Festival Area. The board did not take action on any item, as the business items were discussion-only.
- Approved agenda (no vote tally recorded)
- Approved minutes of November 9, 2021 (no vote tally recorded)
- Adjourned meeting (no vote tally recorded)
Senior Citizen Advisory Committee
The committee will discuss the allocation of American Recovery Plan Act (ARPA) funds for senior resources and a proposal from Bird electric scooters. Members may also take action on planned activities for Older Americans month.
- Discussion on ARPA funds allocated to Senior Resources
- Presentation on Bird electric scooter proposal
- Possible action on activities for Older Americans month
- Update from Washoe County Human Services Agency/Senior Division
- Discussion on concerns, problems, and needs of seniors in Reno
The Reno Senior Citizen Advisory Committee met on February 8, 2022, and discussed several informational items, including ARPA funds for Senior Resources, an update from Washoe County Human Services, and a Bird electric scooter proposal. No formal votes were taken; the only action item was a discussion of proposed activities for Older Americans Month, but no decision was recorded. The meeting was procedural and informational in nature.
- No formal decisions or votes were recorded at the meeting.
Financial Advisory Board
The Financial Advisory Board will review the FY 2022 budget, the FY 2021 Single Audit, and the use of ARPA funding. The board may make recommendations regarding city fees, debt issuance, and new board appointments.
- Possible action on issuing $36,860,000 in debt for the StoneGate Special Assessment District
- Possible recommendation on the use of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding
- Discussion on the use of Consumer Price Indexes for the City fee schedule
- Possible recommendation to appoint Natalia Cerasoli, Elisa Davis, and/or Chris Guenther to the board
- Presentation on the Fiscal Year 2021 Single Audit by Moss Adams
The Reno Financial Advisory Board held a regular meeting with informational updates and discussions on the FY2022 budget, debt, collective bargaining contracts, and risk assessments. The board elected a chair and vice chair, discussed the COVID-19 impact on the budget, reviewed the FY2021 Single Audit with Moss Adams, and considered recommendations on ARPA funding, StoneGate debt issuance, CPI use, and TMWRF audit. No final decisions were made on these discussion items; the only action taken was the election of officers.
- Elected Board Chair and Vice Chair (outcome not specified in minutes)
- Discussed FY2022 interim financial report and budget update (no action)
- Discussed debt update (no action)
- Discussed status of collective bargaining contracts (no action)
- Discussed COVID-19 impact on FY2022 budget (no action)
- Reviewed FY2021 Single Audit with Moss Adams (no action)
- Discussed ARPA funding use (no action)
- Discussed StoneGate Special Assessment District and $36,860,000 debt issuance (no action)
Reno City Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review a presentation on the Reno-Stead Water Reclamation Facility expansion. The agenda also includes a conditional use permit for a homeless service provider and a Master Plan amendment for the Peavine Employment Center.
- Reno-Stead Water Reclamation Facility expansion and North Valleys sewer items
- Conditional use permit for Washoe County Safe Camp (Case No. LDC22-00033)
- Master Plan and zoning amendment for Peavine Employment Center (Resolution No. 01-22, Case No. LDC22-00018)
The Reno City Planning Commission voted 4-3 to recommend that City Council approve a Master Plan amendment and zoning map amendment for the ±210.52-acre Peavine Employment Center site, located southeast of Red Rock Road and Trail Drive. The recommendation is contingent on approval of the associated annexation and conformance review by the Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Commission. The commission also approved the January 5, 2022 meeting minutes unanimously and pulled a conditional use permit item for a homeless service provider due to a noticing error.
- Approved Master Plan amendment for Peavine Employment Center (4-3)
- Approved zoning map amendment to Mixed Employment with SPD overlay (4-3)
- Approved January 5, 2022 meeting minutes (7-0)
- Pulled LDC22-00033 Washoe County Safe Camp conditional use permit due to noticing error
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board
The Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board will review crime statistics from the Reno Police Department and discuss several development projects. The board will not take action on development projects but will collect feedback for the Reno Planning Commission.
- LDC22-00040: Proposed 54 single-family attached units at Daybreak PUD Area 16A
- LDC22-00041: Proposed 82 single-family attached units at Daybreak PUD Area 16B
- LDC22-00047: Conditional use permit for forklift sales, rental, and service at 975 Terminal Way
- ABN21-00006: Request to abandon ±20,072 square feet of Market Street between Kietzke Lane and Redwood Place
- Update on Ward 3 crime statistics from the Reno Police Department
The Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board met on February 1, 2022, but took no substantive decisions. The agenda included approval of the agenda and minutes, which are procedural. The board heard reports on crime statistics and discussed four development projects (Daybreak PUD Areas 16A and 16B, 975 Terminal Way, and Market Street abandonment) but took no action on them, as these were discussion items only.
- Approved the agenda for February 1, 2022
- Approved the minutes of October 5, 2021 and November 2, 2021
Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board
The Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board met on January 31, 2022, but took no substantive votes. All business items were informational only, covering a proposed tree protection ordinance update, climate resiliency and infrastructure priorities, the One Truckee River Management Plan, and four development projects. The board did not act on any item.
- Approved agenda (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of Oct 11 and Nov 8, 2021 (unanimous)
Reno City Charter Committee
The committee will meet to elect a Chair and Vice Chair. Members will also receive a presentation regarding member compensation and administrative paperwork, and discuss the committee's role and work plan.
- Election of Chair and Vice Chair
- Presentation on Charter Committee member compensation
- Overview of the Reno City Charter and committee role
- Direction to staff regarding the committee work plan
- Discussion on setting future meeting dates
The Reno City Charter Committee convened for its first meeting on January 31, 2022. The committee elected a chair and vice chair, and discussed member compensation, the charter overview, and future meeting dates. No substantive policy decisions were made; the meeting focused on organization and planning.
- Elected Chair and Vice Chair (vote not recorded)
- Approved agenda for January 31, 2022
- Approved minutes from January 30, 2020 and February 24, 2020
Truckee Meadows Stormwater Permit Coordinating Committee
The Truckee Meadows Stormwater Permit Coordinating Committee is meeting to review a monitoring invoice and discuss program activities. The body will consider a payment that is slated for partial reimbursement from the Western Regional Water Commission and the Nevada Department of Transportation.
- Possible approval of Invoice # 213136-1121 for $50,516.29 for FY21/22 Stormwater Monitoring
- Discussion of FY21-22 Watershed Assessment for Tributaries to the Truckee River kickoff meeting
- Review of FY20-21 MS4 Annual Report and Monitoring Report submitted to NDEP
- BMP Training for City of Reno and Washoe County staff scheduled for February 1 and 2
- Nevada LTAP Training on February 15
The committee approved payment of a $50,516.29 invoice for stormwater monitoring, with 75% reimbursement from the Western Regional Water Commission and 25% from NDOT. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting included reports on program activities and updates.
- Approved payment of $50,516.29 for stormwater monitoring (invoice #213136-1121)
Human Rights Commission
The Human Rights Commission is meeting to discuss diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives and the creation of a land recognition statement. The body will also select its Chair and Vice-Chair for 2022.
- Collaborative programming related to diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives
- Creation of a land recognition statement and related actionable outcomes
- Selection of Human Rights Commission Chair and Vice-Chair for 2022
- Update on human rights legislation from the 81st Session of the Nevada Legislature
- Nevada Open Meeting Law training
The meeting was largely informational, covering Open Meeting Law training and updates on human rights legislation. The commission discussed possible collaborative programming on diversity, equity, and inclusion, and the creation of a land recognition statement, but no formal decisions were recorded. The selection of Chair and Vice-Chair for 2022 was on the agenda, but outcomes are not specified in the minutes.
- Approved agenda for January 27, 2022
- Approved minutes from October 19, 2021 and December 9, 2021
- Discussed possible collaborative DEI programming (no action recorded)
- Discussed possible land recognition statement (no action recorded)
- Discussed selection of Chair and Vice-Chair for 2022 (no outcome recorded)
Reno Civil Service Commission
The Reno Civil Service Commission will meet to consider several personnel administrative actions. The body will review employee confirmations, eligible hiring lists, and specific requests for re-employment.
- Approval of minimum qualifications for the new Human Resources Business Partner classification
- Request from William Weston for Police Officer re-employment list placement
- Request from Marisa McCune for Parking Enforcement Officer re-employment list placement
- Approval of eligible list extensions and voiding of an eligible list
- Chief Examiner year in review presentation
The Reno Civil Service Commission met on January 27, 2022, and approved several personnel-related items, including employee confirmations, eligible lists, list extensions, and a new classification specification for Human Resources Business Partner. It also approved requests from two individuals to be placed on re-employment lists and voided an eligible list. The meeting was procedural, with no substantive policy decisions.
- Approved employee confirmations per Confirmation Report
- Accepted eligible lists per Eligible List Report
- Approved eligible list extensions per Extension Report
- Approved minimum qualifications for Human Resources Business Partner classification
- Approved William Weston's placement on re-employment list for Police Officer
- Approved Marisa McCune's placement on re-employment list for Parking Enforcement Officer
- Approved voiding an eligible list
Reno City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board
The City Council and Redevelopment Agency Board will discuss the allocation of nearly $24.5 million in remaining American Rescue Plan Act funds. The meeting includes votes on several infrastructure contracts, police grants, and municipal employee salary increases.
- Contract for TMWRF Effluent Reuse Pump Station Improvements to K G Walters Co. Inc. not to exceed $4,887,000
- Interlocal Agreement for Water Resource Lease with Truckee Meadows Water Authority for $315,095 annually for 10 years
- Contract for 2022 Permanent Patch Program to Sierra Nevada Construction, Inc. not to exceed $1,509,007
- Zoning map amendment for Reno Lear Industrial Rezoning (±81.53 acres) from Mixed-Use Suburban to Industrial
- Pre-Construction Services Agreement with CORE Construction for Moana Springs Community Aquatic & Fitness Center for $70,000
The Reno City Council voted 6-1 to reverse the Planning Commission's denial of the Rancho IV tentative map and conditional use permits, approving a 142-lot townhome subdivision at the terminus of Vista Rafael Parkway and Stoltz Road with modified conditions. The Council also voted 4-3 not to appeal a court order in the Stan Lucas v. City of Reno case, and approved a $4.887 million contract for the TMWRF Effluent Reuse Pump Station Improvements Project.
- Approved Rancho IV tentative map and conditional use permits, reversing Planning Commission denial (6-1)
- Voted not to appeal court order in Stan Lucas v. City of Reno (4-3)
- Approved $4,887,000 TMWRF Effluent Reuse Pump Station contract to K G Walters Co. Inc. (unanimous)
- Approved $675,899 construction management agreement with Jacobs Engineering for TMWRF project (unanimous)
- Approved $1,509,007 contract to Sierra Nevada Construction for 2022 Permanent Patch Program (unanimous)
- Approved $3,170,950 interlocal water lease agreement with TMWA (unanimous)
- Adopted resolutions granting 2.5% cost-of-living salary increases for municipal court judges and employees (unanimous)
- Approved $70,000 CMAR pre-construction services agreement with CORE Construction for Moana Springs Aquatic & Fitness Center (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Access Advisory Committee
The committee will review updates on the California Building ADA entrance project and proposed Oxbow Nature Study Area improvements. Members will also hear a presentation regarding Bird's e-scooter operational plan and consider creating a sub-committee for a service dog policy.
- Update on California Building ADA Entrance and Ramp Replacement Project
- Proposed improvements for the Oxbow Nature Study Area
- Presentation regarding Bird e-scooter share company operational plan
- Potential recommendation to create a sub-committee for a service dog policy
The Access Advisory Committee held a regular meeting with presentations on the California Building ADA Entrance and Ramp Replacement Project, Oxbow Nature Study Area improvements, and Bird e-scooter operations. The only action item was a review and discussion of creating a subcommittee to draft a service dog policy for City facilities; no formal vote or decision was recorded in the minutes.
- Reviewed California Building ADA Entrance and Ramp Replacement Project (information only)
- Reviewed Oxbow Nature Study Area proposed improvements (information only)
- Reviewed Bird e-scooter franchise agreement and operational plan (information only)
- Discussed potential subcommittee for service dog policy (no action taken)
Building Enterprise Fund Advisory Committee
The committee will receive status reports on the Enterprise Fund and updates from various city and partner agencies. The meeting includes standard procedural items such as the approval of the October 26, 2021, minutes.
- Status report on the Enterprise Fund
- Updates from Washoe County Health District, Truckee Meadows Water Authority, and the Fire Department
- Updates from the Building & Safety, Engineering, and Planning divisions
Reno Arts & Culture Commission
The Reno Arts & Culture Commission is meeting to review and potentially approve several public art projects and funding requests. The body will also discuss filling a commission vacancy and the possible sunsetting of the Community Engagement Committee.
- Possible approval of Charly Malpass for the City Hall Parking Garage Mural project (not to exceed $70,000)
- Possible approval of a sculpture by Jessi Janusee for the 2022 Winter Light Festival (not to exceed $40,000)
- Possible approval of a call for artists for the 2022 Art Signals signal box painting program (not to exceed $10,500)
- Possible approval of $10,000 for artist Todd Gilens for the temporary project Confluence
- Recommendation of a new commissioner to fill one vacancy
The Reno Arts & Culture Commission approved Charly Malpass for the City Hall Parking Garage Mural Public Art Project at up to $70,000. They also approved a sculpture by Jessi Janusee for the 2022 Winter Light Festival (up to $40,000), a call for artists for the 2022 Art Signals program (up to $10,500), and $10,000 to Todd Gilens for the temporary public art project Confluence. The commission recommended a new commissioner to fill a vacancy and discussed sunsetting the Community Engagement Committee, but no final action was recorded on those items.
- Approved Charly Malpass for City Hall Parking Garage Mural (up to $70,000)
- Approved Jessi Janusee sculpture for 2022 Winter Light Festival (up to $40,000)
- Approved call for artists for 2022 Art Signals program (up to $10,500)
- Approved $10,000 to Todd Gilens for temporary public art project Confluence
- Recommended a new commissioner to fill vacancy (applicant not specified in minutes)
Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board
The Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board will review a proposed Tree Protection Ordinance and two development requests. The board will gather community input and feedback but will not take formal action on these items.
- TXT21-00004: Proposed updates to tree protection, installation, and maintenance standards in Reno Municipal Code
- LDC22-00036: Proposed 290-unit multi-family development on ±13.52 acres north of Silver Lake Road
- LDC22-00037: Proposed 33 single-family lots on ±8.76 acres northwest of Rockchuck Road
The Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board met on January 20, 2022, but took no substantive votes. The agenda included informational items on a proposed tree protection ordinance update and two development projects (Copper Mesa Multi-Family and Coyote Crossing), with public input accepted but no action taken. The board also approved the agenda and minutes from prior meetings.
- Approved agenda for January 20, 2022
- Approved minutes from October 21, 2021 and December 20, 2021
- Heard presentation on tree protection ordinance (no action)
- Heard presentation on Copper Mesa Multi-Family development (no action)
- Heard presentation on Coyote Crossing development (no action)
Urban Forestry Commission
The commission will review several items including an updated tree species list and Arbor Day planting locations. The agenda also includes a presentation on soil nutrients and tree growth.
- Approval of Updated Tree Species List
- Arbor Day Planting locations in Reno for Spring 2022
- Discussion of tree details for Public Works Design Manual
- Presentation: Nutrients of Soil and Tree Growth in Reno
- Update on purchase of mugs
The Reno Urban Forestry Commission approved an updated tree species list and selected Arbor Day planting locations for spring 2022. The commission also discussed tree details for the Public Works Design Manual and received informational updates on soil nutrients, mug purchases, the Forest in Cities program, and code processes. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Approved updated tree species list
- Approved Arbor Day planting locations for spring 2022
Reno City Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several staff reports regarding land use and development requests. Items include conditional use permits for vehicle sales, tentative maps for single-family attached dwellings, and a Master Plan amendment.
- Conditional use permit for automobile, truck, mobile home, RV, boat, and trailer sales or rental at 9800 South Virginia
- Tentative map for 106 single family attached dwelling units at Daybreak PUD Area 20A
- Tentative map for 64 single family attached dwelling units at Daybreak PUD Area 20B
- Master Plan and zoning map amendment for Peavine Employment Center
The Reno City Planning Commission approved three development requests: a conditional use permit for a vehicle sales lot at 9800 South Virginia Street, and tentative maps for 106 and 64 single-family attached units in the Daybreak PUD (Areas 20A and 20B). All three approvals were unanimous. A proposed Master Plan and zoning amendment for the Peavine Employment Center was pulled from the agenda due to a noticing error and will be renoticed for a later date.
- Approved conditional use permit for vehicle sales at 9800 South Virginia (unanimous)
- Approved tentative map for 106 single-family attached units, Daybreak PUD Area 20A (unanimous)
- Approved tentative map for 64 single-family attached units, Daybreak PUD Area 20B (unanimous)
- Pulled Peavine Employment Center Master Plan/zoning amendment due to noticing error
- Approved Dec 15, 2021 meeting minutes (5-0, 1 abstention)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Recreation and Parks Commission
The commission is meeting to receive informational updates on several city projects. No action items are scheduled other than the approval of the agenda and adjournment.
- One Truckee River Management Plan update, including river restroom project and vegetation management
- Quarterly update on Moana Springs Community Pool and Fitness Center
- FY22-23 Budget Process update
- Open Meeting Law training by Deputy City Attorney Ryan McElhinney
The Recreation and Parks Commission met on January 18, 2022, but took no substantive actions. The agenda consisted of informational items, including welcoming new leadership, training on Open Meeting Law, updates on the One Truckee River Management Plan, Moana Springs Community Pool, and the FY22-23 budget process. No decisions were made.
- Approved the agenda (unanimous)
- Adjourned the meeting (unanimous)
Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board
The Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board will receive updates on the One Truckee River Management Plan and a proposed tree protection ordinance. Both business items are for information and community input only; the board will not take action on these matters.
- One Truckee River Management Plan update, including river restroom project and vegetation management
- TXT21-00004 Tree Protection Ordinance presentation regarding Reno Municipal Code Title 18 and Chapter 8.32
The Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board met on January 18, 2022, but took no substantive actions. The agenda was approved, and minutes from September 21 and October 19, 2021, were approved. The board received informational presentations on the One Truckee River Management Plan (including river restroom and vegetation projects) and a proposed Tree Protection Ordinance (TXT21-00004), with public input invited but no decisions made.
- Approved the agenda for January 18, 2022
- Approved minutes from September 21, 2021 and October 19, 2021
Historical Resources Commission Meeting
The Historical Resources Commission will meet to elect a Chair and Vice Chair for the 2022 term. The body will also discuss the 2022 meeting schedule and update its Strategic Plan.
- Election of a Chair for the January 2022 to December 2022 term
- Election of a Vice Chair for the January 2022 to December 2022 term
- Approval of the 2022 Historical Resources Commission meeting schedule
- Review and update of the Historical Resources Commission Strategic Plan
Reno City Council
The City Council will discuss several sewer infrastructure contracts and a zoning map amendment for an industrial site. The body is also reviewing various privileged business licenses and right-of-way abandonments.
- Contract for 2022 Sewer Cured-In-Place Pipe Rehabilitation Project to Insituform Technologies, LLC not to exceed $2,484,769.50
- Contract to Herback General Engineering for Lear Lift Station Improvements Project for $2,880,695
- Rezoning request for ±81.53 acres at Lear Boulevard and Stead Boulevard from Mixed-Use Suburban to Industrial
- Engineering and Design Service Agreement with Atkins for Dry Creek - Boynton Slough project not to exceed $306,290
- Right-of-way abandonment request for ±23,106 square feet near West Second Street and Church Lane
The Reno City Council approved two right-of-way abandonments requested by Jacobs Entertainment: a 23,106 sq ft street abandonment near West Second Street and Church Lane, and an 8,400 sq ft alley abandonment between West Fifth and West Fourth Streets. Both were approved 6-1 with Councilmember Brekhus dissenting, who cited concerns about displacement and lack of performance measures. The council also adopted several ordinances, including rezoning for the Plumb Lane Business Park, Prism North Valleys Distribution Center, and 3715 Warren Way, and approved multiple sewer infrastructure contracts.
- Approved West Second Street/Church Lane ROW abandonment (6-1)
- Approved Ralston/West Fifth Street alley abandonment (6-1)
- Adopted Ordinance No. 6615 rezoning Plumb Lane Business Park (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance No. 6616 rezoning Prism North Valleys Distribution Center (6-1)
- Adopted Ordinance No. 6617 rezoning 3715 Warren Way to MF-21 (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance No. 6618 amending alcoholic beverage license rules (6-1)
- Awarded $2,484,769.50 sewer CIPP contract to Insituform Technologies (unanimous)
- Awarded $2,880,695 Lear Lift Station contract to Herback General Engineering (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board
The Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board will review updates on the One Truckee River Management Plan and a proposed tree protection ordinance. The board will also discuss two development projects to provide feedback for the Reno Planning Commission.
- ABN22-00005: Request to abandon a ±2,000 square foot public alley south of East 6th Street
- LDC22-00033: Conditional use permit and variance for a ±7.42 acre Washoe County Safe Camp north of East 4th Street
- TXT21-00004: Proposed ordinance changes to tree protection, installation, and maintenance standards
- One Truckee River Management Plan update including river restroom project and vegetation management
The Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board met on January 11, 2022, but took no substantive votes. The agenda was approved, and the October 12, 2021 minutes were approved. Presentations and discussions were held on the One Truckee River Management Plan, two development projects (Reno Vulcanizing Alley abandonment and Washoe County Safe Camp), and a proposed tree protection ordinance, but no action was taken on any of these items.
- Approved agenda for January 11, 2022
- Approved minutes from October 12, 2021
Senior Citizen Advisory Committee
The Senior Citizen Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss transit schedules and activities for Older Americans month. The body will also determine its meeting schedule for 2022.
- Discussion and possible action on RTC Washoe changing RTC Ride schedules to Sunday schedules
- Proposed activities for Older Americans month sponsored by the City of Reno and the SCAC
- Possible action on the SCAC meeting schedule for 2022
- Update from Washoe County Human Services Agency/Senior Division
- Update on SCAC Communication and Engagement activities
The Reno Senior Citizen Advisory Committee met on January 11, 2022, but the minutes provided are only the agenda, not the actual minutes. No decisions, votes, or outcomes are recorded in the supplied text. The agenda lists discussion items on RTC Ride schedule changes, Older Americans Month activities, and the 2022 meeting schedule, but no actions are documented.
Public Art Committee of the City of Reno Arts and Culture Commission
The Public Art Committee of the Reno Arts & Culture Commission is meeting to review and potentially select artists for multiple public projects. The body will discuss funding and artist selection for murals, sculptures, and signal box paintings.
- Selection of artist for City Hall Parking Garage Mural not to exceed $70,000
- Selection of artist for NEA Truckee River Pedestrian Pathway project not to exceed $30,000
- Approval of public art sculpture by Jessi Janusee for 2022 Winter Light Festival not to exceed $40,000
- Approval of call for artists for 2022 Art Signals signal box painting program not to exceed $10,500
Financial Advisory Board
The Financial Advisory Board will discuss the City's FY 2021 external audit and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the FY 2022 budget. The board may also provide direction on workers' compensation and building permitting process audits.
- Discussion of FY 2021 external audit with Moss Adams
- Possible action on COVID-19 pandemic impacts to FY 2022 budget
- Follow-up on 21-01 Workers' Compensation Process Audit
- Follow-up on 18-03 Building Permitting Process Audit
- Potential appointment of two members from a pool of three applicants
The Reno Financial Advisory Board met on January 6, 2022, for a regular meeting. The agenda included informational updates on the FY2022 budget, debt, collective bargaining contracts, and internal audits. The board discussed the COVID-19 impact on the budget, the FY2021 external audit with Moss Adams, and follow-ups on two audits. No formal votes or decisions were recorded; the meeting was primarily informational and discussion-oriented.
- No formal actions or votes were taken during the meeting
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Subcommittee
The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Subcommittee is meeting to establish its 2022 leadership and meeting schedule. The body will discuss the internal process for reviewing funding requests and how to allocate current and unspent grant money.
- Election of the Chair for 2022 meetings
- Internal allocation process for reviewing funding requests
- Use of CDBG 2022/2023 funding
- Use of unspent CDBG 2019/2020 and 2020/2021 Public Service monies
- Prioritizing projects that were not funded
The CDBG Subcommittee held a regular meeting on January 5, 2022, but the minutes provided are only the agenda, not the actual minutes. No decisions, votes, or outcomes are recorded in the document. The agenda lists items such as electing a chair, approving the 2022 meeting schedule, and discussing CDBG funding allocations, but no actions are documented.
Reno City Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review a request for a conditional use permit and landscaping variance at 276 Parr Boulevard. Additionally, the meeting includes a presentation on regional population and job growth.
- Conditional use permit for automobile wrecking and salvage yard (Case No. LDC22-00021) at 276 Parr Boulevard
- Landscaping requirement variance for Planet Auto Self-Serve
- Presentation on regional population and job growth by Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Agency
The Reno City Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit and alternative equivalent compliance for Planet Auto Self-Serve, an automobile wrecking and salvage yard at 276 Parr Boulevard, subject to staff report conditions. The motion carried unanimously with seven commissioners present. The commission also approved the September 15, 2021 meeting minutes with five in favor and two abstentions.
- Approved conditional use permit for Planet Auto Self-Serve (unanimous)
- Approved alternative equivalent compliance for front yard landscaping (unanimous)
- Approved September 15, 2021 meeting minutes (5-0, 2 abstentions)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board
The Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board will elect a Chair and Vice Chair and receive updates on the One Truckee River Management Plan. The board will also gather community input on a proposed tree protection ordinance and two residential development projects in the Daybreak PUD.
- Election of Chair and Vice Chair for January-March meeting dates
- TXT21-00004: Proposed ordinance changes to tree protection, installation, and maintenance standards
- LDC22-00034: Tentative map for 106 single-family attached dwelling units at Daybreak PUD Area 20A
- LDC22-00035: Tentative map for 64 single-family attached dwelling units at Daybreak PUD Area 20B
- One Truckee River Management Plan update regarding river restrooms and vegetation management
The Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board held a regular meeting with no substantive decisions. The board elected a chair and vice chair for January–March meeting dates. Presentations were given on the One Truckee River Management Plan and a proposed tree protection ordinance, but no action was taken on either. Development projects were discussed for feedback only.
- Elected Chair and Vice Chair for January–March meeting dates