Reno, NV

Redevelopment Agency Advisory Board Regular Meeting

The Redevelopment Agency Advisory Board will meet to receive updates on agency projects. The meeting includes presentations and discussions regarding the progress of the Virginia Street Placemaking Study and the Public Art Master Plan.

• Virginia Street Placemaking Study overview and progress
• Public Art Master Plan overview and progress
• Redevelopment Agency Project Updates

Reno City Council Meeting

The City Council will consider creating a Special Assessment District for the Talus Valley project, including sewer and water work. The body is also reviewing several police and fire equipment grants and consultant agreements for city facilities.

• Authorization of Local Improvement Bonds up to $9,515,000 for Special Assessment District No. 1 (Talus Valley)
• Consultant agreement with H+K Architects for North Valleys Corporation Yard satellite facility up to $650,000
• Purchase of factory ammunition for Reno Police Department up to $496,705
• Consultant agreement with Lumos & Associates, Inc. for 2027 Inflow & Infiltration Mitigation Project up to $463,480
• Rezoning of ±6.78 acres at the northern terminus of Sutro Street from SF-3 to Mixed-Use Suburban (MS)

Redevelopment Agency Board Meeting

The Redevelopment Agency Board will consider approving four separate professional services agreements for analytical, underwriting, advisory, and financial services. The board will also review a resolution regarding the Pawsitive Improvements Program for pet relief areas.

• Professional Services Agreement with Applied Analysis for analytical services: not to exceed $450,000
• Professional Services Agreement with SB Friedman Development Advisors, LLC for underwriting analysis: not to exceed $450,000
• Professional Services Agreement with Hunden Partners for advisory and consulting services: not to exceed $450,000
• Professional Services Agreement with PFM Financial Advisors LLC for financial advisory services: not to exceed $450,000
• Resolution to authorize the Executive Director to administer the Pawsitive Improvements Program pet relief area improvements

Reno City Planning Commission Meeting

The Reno City Planning Commission will consider a request to increase residential units at Keystone Canyon and a fence height deviation on Gordon Avenue. The body will also discuss revised commission bylaws for potential City Council adoption.

• Case LDC27-00031: Proposal to increase maximum residential units from 745 to 850 at the ±101-acre Keystone Canyon PUD
• Case LDC26-00068: Request for a deviation to allow a 6-foot front yard fence at 931 Gordon Avenue
• Possible approval of revised City Planning Commission Bylaws
• Case LDC27-00031: Proposal to allow residential uses in the Village Commercial Permitted Uses Table

Other Post-Employment Benefits Board Meeting

The Other Post-Employment Benefits Board will review the January 1, 2026, actuarial valuation. The board may provide direction to staff regarding current liabilities and future funding plans for the OPEB Trust.

• Discussion and potential action on OPEB Trust funding plans and current liabilities
• Presentation by Michael Papendieck of MacLeod Watts on the January 1, 2026, OPEB Actuarial valuation

TMWRF Joint Coordinating Committee (JCC)

The Joint Coordinating Committee will review management reports on safety, staffing, and the FY27 budget. The body will also discuss compliance with NDEP pollutant discharge permits and the progress of the Capital Improvement Program.

• FY27 Budget-to-Actuals as of September 30, 2026
• Compliance update on Total Nitrogen, Total Phosphate, and Total Dissolved Solids discharges
• Progress update on the TMWRF Capital Improvement Program (CIP)
• Possible action to set the next meeting date for February 10, 2027

Access Advisory Board Meeting

The Access Advisory Board will meet to discuss sidewalk accessibility, street lighting prioritization, and safety measures for Bird Scooters. The board will also receive a presentation on programs and services provided by BRAIN Nevada.

• Discussion on collaborative efforts for sidewalk accessibility and street lighting prioritization
• Discussion on Bird Scooters safety measures, including geofencing and speed restrictions
• Presentation on BRAIN Nevada's resources and services for individuals with disabilities

The Reno Access Advisory Board approved its agenda as amended with two items postponed, approved the previous meeting's minutes, approved the 2026 Annual Report, and voted to reschedule its November 3 meeting to October 27 due to Election Day. The Board also received informational presentations from Public Works regarding sidewalk accessibility and from Parks and Recreation regarding adaptive programs.

• Approved the amended agenda with Items B1 and B4 postponed (carried)
• Approved the May 5, 2026 meeting minutes (carried)
• Approved the 2026 Access Advisory Board Annual Report (carried)
• Scheduled the next meeting for October 27, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. (carried)
• Adjourned the meeting (carried)

HxGN OnCall Suite Executive Board Regular Meeting

The HxGN OnCall Suite Executive Board will review and potentially approve Change Order #7 to Contract 2023-54479 with Intergraph Corporation (now Octave). The proposed adjustment reduces milestone payments by $600,000 and rescinds the current project schedule, requiring a new one by December 31, 2026. The change also adds one week of on-site support with two engineers and includes major release upgrade support.

• Change Order #7 to Contract 2023-54479 with Intergraph Corporation (Octave)
• Total reduction of $600,000 in milestone payments
• Rescission of current project schedule; new schedule due by December 31, 2026
• Addition of one week of on-site support with two engineers
• Acknowledgment of contractor name change from Intergraph Corporation to Octave

Capital Projects Surcharge Advisory Committee Regular Meeting

The Capital Projects Surcharge Advisory Committee will meet to review the financial status of the surcharge fund. The body will also discuss the Downtown Events Center operating agreement regarding repairs and improvements, as well as the surcharge district map.

• Financial status of the Capital Projects Surcharge Fund
• Downtown Events Center Operating Agreement for capital improvements and repairs
• Map of Capital Projects Surcharge District

West 4th Street Roundabout Public Art Task Force Meeting

The West 4th Street Roundabout Public Art Task Force will meet to review and potentially select up to three finalists from a list of 61 artists for the public art project.

• Possible selection of up to three finalists for the West 4th Street Roundabout Public Art Project from a list of 61 artists

McAlinden Park Public Art Task Force Meeting

The McAlinden Park Public Art Task Force will meet to review and potentially select up to three finalists for a public art project. The group will choose from a list of 26 artists.

• Possible selection of up to three finalists for the Dorothy McAlinden Park Public Art project from a list of 26 artists

Building Enterprise Fund Advisory Committee Meeting

The committee will discuss the status of the Enterprise Fund and General Fund. The meeting includes updates from several city and external partner agencies.

• Status report on the Enterprise Fund and General Fund
• Board membership update
• Updates from Northern Nevada Public Health, NV Energy, Truckee Meadows Water Authority, Reno Fire Department, and Development Services Department

Special Concurrent City of Reno Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The City of Reno Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, City of Sparks Parks and Recreation Commission, and Washoe County Open Space and Regional Parks Commission will meet concurrently. The body will hear a presentation and discuss the Park District Service Plan.

• Presentation and discussion on the Park District Service Plan with PROS Consulting, Inc.

Truckee Meadows Stormwater Permit Coordinating Committee Meeting

The Truckee Meadows Stormwater Permit Coordinating Committee will discuss the FY27 first quarter budget and the management of the regional MS4 Permit Internal Agreement. The body may approve invoices for watershed assessments and stormwater monitoring, as well as the Final 2026 Watershed Assessments by NCE.

• Possible approval of NCE Invoice #167392504 for $20,631.25 (Watershed Assessments FY27)
• Possible approval of Balance Invoice #213136-0926 for $5,797.29 (Stormwater Monitoring FY27)
• Possible approval of Final 2026 Watershed Assessments by NCE
• Review of FY27 1st Quarter SWPCC budget
• Training on Nevada Open Meeting Law and Robert's Rules of Order

The committee reviewed the FY27 1st Quarter budget and received a final 2026 Watershed Assessment report for tributaries to the Truckee River. The meeting included training on Nevada Open Meeting Law and Robert's Rules of Order. No formal votes on action items were recorded in the provided text.

Youth City Council Regular Meeting

The Youth City Council will hold a meeting to discuss the structure and distribution of property taxes. Members will also hear a presentation on the operations of Senator Jacky Rosen's office and potential opportunities for council members.

• Discussion on property tax structure and distribution methods
• Presentation by Ashley Martinez from the Office of Senator Jacky Rosen

Reno City Council Meeting

The Reno City Council will discuss several infrastructure contracts, business licenses, and zoning amendments. Key items include a large-scale public safety equipment agreement and the creation of a special assessment district for Talus Valley.

• Agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for police equipment and software for $21,776,231.26
• Proposed $9,515,000 in bonds for the 2026 Special Assessment District No. 1 (Talus Valley)
• Contract for Booth Street Siphon Rehabilitation Project not to exceed $2,199,024.81
• Conditional use permit for two skyways connecting J Resort to properties across West Fourth and Ralston Streets
• Rezoning of ±6.78 acres at the northern terminus of Sutro Street from Single-Family Residential to Mixed-Use Suburban

Arts & Culture Advisory Board Regular Meeting

The Arts & Culture Advisory Board will review and potentially recommend artists for the 2027 Reno City Artist position and the West 4 Street Small Walls Mural Project. The board will also discuss the 2027 Western Lights Festival Call for Artists.

• Selection of one 2027 Reno City Artist (not to exceed $6,500)
• Selection of 15 artists for West 4 Street Small Walls Mural Project (not to exceed $45,000)
• Approval of 2027 Western Lights Festival Call for Artists (not to exceed $35,000)

Ward 4 NAB Regular Meeting

The Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board will review two development projects and conduct board training. The board does not take action on physical development projects but provides a forum for review and public comment.

• LDC26-00032: Conditional use permit for partial realignment of a 120kV electrical power line (NV Energy)
• ABN26-00010: Request to abandon ±10,944 square feet of public right-of-way at the southern terminus of Eisan Avenue
• Training on development review and making defensible findings

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land use requests, including a major sports arena and hotel complex. The body will also consider a 96-lot subdivision and pedestrian skyways in the Neon Line District.

• Case No. LDC26-00071: Conditional use permit for a 6,000-seat sports arena and 380-room hotel at Kietzke Lane
• Case No. LDC26-00103: Conditional use permit for two pedestrian skyways connecting J Resort to properties across West Fourth and Ralston Streets
• Case No. LDC27-00016: Tentative map for a 96-lot single family detached subdivision on the south side of Dandini Boulevard
• Case No. LDC27-00017: Conditional use permit for Greif Americas at 14100 Lear Boulevard for late-night operations
• Case No. LDC27-00025: Rear setback deviation from 30 feet to 15 feet for an ADU at 3340 Thornhill Drive

Urban Forestry Commission Regular Meeting

The commission will hold a discussion on property taxes, including an overview of tax structure and distribution methods. The body may also approve the 2027 meeting calendar.

• Presentation and discussion on property tax structure and distribution methods
• Possible approval of the 2027 Reno Urban Forestry Commission meeting calendar

Senior Resident Advisory Board Regular Meeting

The board will discuss property tax structures and distribution methods. Members will also receive updates on programs funded by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) and a report from the Washoe County Human Services Agency Senior Division.

• Discussion on property tax structure and distribution methods
• Report from Washoe County Human Services Agency Senior Division
• Update from Reno Food Systems on ARPA funded programs
• Update from Neighbor Network of Northern Nevada (N4) on ARPA funded programs

Ward 5 NAB Regular Meeting

The Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board will discuss a proposed amendment to the Keystone Canyon Planned Unit Development. The board will also receive updates from the Reno Fire Department and a presentation on the City's FY27–29 Strategic Plan.

• LDC27-00031: Request to increase residential units from 745 to 850 and allow residential uses in the Village Commercial Permitted Uses Table at the ±101-acre Keystone Canyon PUD
• Presentation of the City of Reno’s adopted FY27–29 Strategic Plan
• Update from the Reno Fire Department
• Training on development review and making defensible findings

Ward 1 NAB Regular Meeting

The Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board will meet to discuss the City of Reno's adopted FY27–29 Strategic Plan and priorities. The meeting includes an update from the Reno Fire Department and training on the development review process.

• Presentation of the City of Reno’s adopted FY27–29 Strategic Plan
• Update from the Reno Fire Department
• Training on development review and making defensible findings

Financial Advisory Board Regular Meeting

The Financial Advisory Board meets Thursday, October 08, 2026 at 3:30 PM at Reno City Hall and via Zoom. Most business items are discussion-only: an interim financial report and budget update for Fiscal Year 2027 to date, an update on the city's debt position, presentations on property taxes and the Fiscal Year 2026 external audit process from Baker Tilly, and post-retirement benefit packages and negotiations for each collective bargaining group. The one possible action item is a discussion and potential recommendation to staff and City Council on appointing two individuals to fill vacant board positions from a pool of seven applicants. The board will also approve the agenda and the minutes of its 10 September 2026 meeting.

• Potential recommendation to appoint two Financial Advisory Board members from seven applicants: Jeffrey Church, Tucker Dougherty, Jose Miguel, Veronica Sharma, Randolph Starks, Cynthia Vance, Nohemy Velasco
• Interim Financial Report/Budget Update for Fiscal Year 2027 to date, including augmentations and revisions (discussion only)
• Update on the city's current debt position (discussion only)
• Presentation on property taxes, including tax structure and distribution methods (discussion only)
• Presentation on the Fiscal Year 2026 external audit process from Baker Tilly (discussion only)

Civil Service Commission Regular Meeting

The Reno Civil Service Commission meets October 8, 2026, to handle routine personnel matters. The consent agenda includes requests from Jaclyn Benvin and Doreen Avila to be placed on re-employment lists for Police Officer and Police Records Specialist II, plus approval of minimum qualifications for two Equipment Service Writer job classifications. The commission will also approve the agenda and September 10, 2026 minutes, hear a Chief Examiner report, and set its next meeting for November 17, 2026.

• Jaclyn Benvin requests placement on the re-employment list for Police Officer
• Doreen Avila requests placement on the re-employment list for Police Records Specialist II
• Approval of minimum qualifications for classification 3540 – Equipment Service Writer
• Approval of minimum qualifications for classification 3549 – Senior Equipment Service Writer
• Next meeting set for November 17, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. at City Hall

Reno City Council Meeting

The Reno City Council meets October 7, 2026 to consider a budget augmentation for FY 26/27, a zoning change to add a Historic Landmark overlay to the original Reno Exposition Arch, and adoption of a rezoning for a 5-acre parcel at the end of Codexa Way. Public hearings are scheduled for 10:00 AM, including a request to abandon about 7,553 square feet of public right-of-way at Newport Lane and Collins Circle. The consent agenda includes several new alcohol and gaming business licenses, a recreation software contract up to $150,000, and donations and grants for veterans and youth programs.

• Contract award to Rec Technologies Inc. for Parks and Recreation management software, not to exceed $150,000 (General Fund)
• Public hearing on abandoning ±7,553 sq ft of right-of-way at Newport Lane and Collins Circle (Case LDC27-00006) [Ward 4]
• Ordinance to add Historic Landmark overlay zoning to the original Reno Exposition Arch on Lake Street [Ward 1]
• Ordinance adoption to rezone a ±5.0-acre parcel at the terminus of Codexa Way from UT-40/LLR-2.5 to LLR-1 (Bill No. 7344)
• Budget augmentation for FY 26/27 and budget revisions for July 1–September 30, 2026 [Finance]

Redevelopment Agency Board Meeting

The Reno Redevelopment Agency Board meets Wednesday, October 7, 2026, at 10:00 AM in the Reno City Council Chamber. The main action items are two resolutions to augment the 2026/2027 fiscal year budgets for Redevelopment Agency Areas #1 and #2, plus approval of budget revisions for July 1 through September 30, 2026. The board will also hear a discussion-only update from the Reno Redevelopment Agency Advisory Board and consider minutes from its September 9, 2026 meeting. Much of the agenda is procedural, covering public comment rules, meeting access, and accommodations.

• Resolution to augment the 2026/2027 budget for Redevelopment Agency Area #1 and approve budget revisions for July 1–September 30, 2026
• Resolution to augment the 2026/2027 budget for Redevelopment Agency Area #2 and approve budget revisions for July 1–September 30, 2026
• Approval of minutes from the September 9, 2026 regular Redevelopment Agency Board meeting
• Discussion-only update from Reno Redevelopment Agency Advisory Board Chair Paul Klein
• Public comment periods, including on action items and general comment

Ward 3 NAB Regular Meeting

The Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board meets Tuesday, October 06, 2026 at 5:30 PM in the Reno City Council Chambers, 1 East First Street, with a hybrid Zoom option. The only possible actions are approving the agenda and adjournment. The substantive items are discussion-only: an update from the Reno Fire Department, an overview of the City of Reno's adopted FY27–29 Strategic Plan, and NAB training on development review and making defensible findings. No development project review items are listed on this agenda.

• Discussion only: update from the Reno Fire Department (RFD)
• Discussion only: presentation on the City of Reno's adopted FY27–29 Strategic Plan and its three-year priorities and goals
• Discussion only: NAB training on understanding development review and making defensible findings
• Possible action: approval of the October 06, 2026 agenda
• Possible action: adjournment

Ward 6 NAB Regular Meeting

The Ward 6 Neighborhood Advisory Board meets Monday, October 05, 2026 at 5:30 PM in the Reno City Council Chambers and via Zoom. The board will take possible action on approving the agenda and the minutes of its August 03, 2026 meeting, and will hear liaison reports. Three discussion-only items are scheduled: an update from the Reno Fire Department, a presentation on consolidated taxes (C-Tax) covering tax structure and distribution, and an overview of the City of Reno's adopted FY27–29 Strategic Plan. No development project review is listed on this agenda.

• Discussion only: update from the Reno Fire Department (RFD)
• Discussion only: presentation on consolidated taxes (C-Tax), including tax structure and distribution methods
• Discussion only: overview of the City of Reno's adopted FY27–29 Strategic Plan and its three-year priorities
• Possible action: approval of the agenda and approval of minutes from the August 03, 2026 meeting
• Public comment limited to three minutes per person, in person or via Zoom/telephone

Redevelopment Agency Advisory Board Regular Meeting

The Redevelopment Agency Advisory Board meets Monday, October 05, 2026 at 11:00 AM at Reno City Hall, 1 E. 1 St, in a hybrid format. The board will hear presentations and discussion on the Truckee River Vision Plan, the Wingfield and Barbara Bennett Parks Master Plan, and Parks, Recreation and Open Space (PROS) Master Plan implementation for FY26. The one possible action item is a presentation, discussion, and recommendation on the Redevelopment Agency Property Plan for agency-owned properties. The rest of the agenda is procedural, including roll call, public comment, approval of the agenda and September 14, 2026 minutes, and staff and chair reports.

• Recommendation on the Redevelopment Agency Property Plan for agency-owned properties (possible action)
• Truckee River Vision Plan overview and progress (discussion only)
• Wingfield and Barbara Bennett Parks Master Plan overview and progress (discussion only)
• Parks, Recreation and Open Space (PROS) Master Plan implementation for FY26 (discussion only)
• Approval of minutes from the September 14, 2026 meeting

Skyway Design Review Committee

The Skyway Design Review Committee meets virtually on October 1, 2026, to review a conditional use permit application (LDC26-00103) for two elevated pedestrian walkways connecting the J Resort to properties across West Fourth Street and Ralston Street. The committee will also select a chair and approve the agenda. Public comment is allowed on action items and general matters, limited to three minutes per person.

• Conditional use permit LDC26-00103 for two skyways (elevated pedestrian walkways) connecting the J Resort to properties across West Fourth Street and Ralston Street
• Site covers ±9.14 acres across three parcels: 345 Arlington Avenue, 311 Ralston Street, and 411 West Fourth Street
• Properties zoned Mixed-Use Downtown - Entertainment District (MD-ED) and Mixed-Use Downtown - Northwest Quadrant (MD-NWQ), within the Downtown Gaming Overlay (DTG)
• Selection of Committee Chair (for possible action)
• Approval of the October 1, 2026 agenda (for possible action)

Youth City Council Regular Meeting

The Reno Youth City Council will discuss and possibly select volunteer opportunities with the Children's Cabinet, the City of Reno Community Engagement and Services, and Spread the Word Nevada. Members will also elect a Board Chair and Vice Chair for 2026 and review results of a Teen Survey to consider next steps. The agenda includes routine items like approval of minutes and public comment periods.

• Possible action to select Trunk or Treat volunteer event with Children's Cabinet
• Possible action to select Trunk or Treat volunteer event with City of Reno Community Engagement and Services
• Possible action to select volunteer dates for Spread the Word Nevada
• Election of Board Chair and Vice Chair for 2026
• Presentation of Teen Survey results and possible recommendations

The council elected Geo Kim as Chair and Addison Guinan as Vice Chair for 2026. Members also approved dates and themes for upcoming volunteer activities with the City of Reno and Spread the Word Nevada.

• Elected Geo Kim as 2026 Youth City Council Chair (unanimous)
• Elected Addison Guinan as 2026 Youth City Council Vice Chair (unanimous)
• Approved participation in City of Reno Trunk or Treat event with a superhero theme (unanimous)
• Selected October 13, 2026, as Spread the Word Nevada Volunteer Day (unanimous)
• Approved September 24, 2026, agenda (unanimous)
• Approved August 27, 2026, minutes (unanimous)

Truckee Meadows Stormwater Permit Coordinating Committee Meeting

The Truckee Meadows Stormwater Permit Coordinating Committee will review and possibly approve a $24,519.86 stormwater monitoring invoice, draft comments on the FY2027 Sampling and Analysis Plan, and the 2026 Watershed Assessments. They will also discuss future watershed assessment priorities and the FY27/28 budget and statement of work. The meeting includes routine items like approving the agenda and minutes, plus updates on grants and conferences.

• Invoice #213136-0826 for $24,519.86 for Stormwater Monitoring FY27, with 75% reimbursement from Western Regional Water Commission and 25% from NDOT
• Possible approval of Final FY2027 Sampling and Analysis Plan by Balance Hydrologics
• Possible approval of Final 2026 Watershed Assessments by NCE
• Discussion of FY27/28 SWPCC Budget and Statement of Work for Western Regional Water Commission
• Grant opportunity: NDEP Non-point Source Pollution Reduction 319(h) Grant, closes Oct 9, 2026

The committee approved a $24,519.86 invoice for FY27 stormwater monitoring and finalized the FY2027 Sampling and Analysis Plan for submission to NDEP. The 2026 Watershed Assessments were tabled for future revision to improve readability and GIS integration.

• Approved Balance Hydrologics Invoice #213136-0826 for $24,519.86 (4-0)
• Approved Final FY2027 Sampling and Analysis Plan for submission to NDEP (4-0)
• Tabled Final 2026 Watershed Assessments pending revisions by NCE
• Approved September 24, 2026 agenda (4-0)
• Approved August 27, 2026 meeting minutes (4-0)
• Scheduled next meeting for October 22, 2026 (4-0)

Redevelopment Agency Board Meeting

The Board will consider several resolutions regarding investment policies, bond defeasance, and financing assistance programs. The meeting also includes a potential agreement for workforce housing financing.

• Amended Investment Policy for the City of Reno and the Redevelopment Agency
• Resolution for conditional redemption and defeasance of Tax Increment Senior and Subordinate Lien Bonds (Series 2007B and 2007C)
• Resolution establishing requirements for the Tax Increment Financing Assistance Program
• Resolution establishing requirements for the Catalyst Project Assistance Program
• Owner Participation Agreement with Coldwater Capital LLC for up to $3.1 million for the 521 Lake Street Workforce Housing Project