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Regular Meeting

Lovelock, NV · April 15, 2019

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THE HONORABLE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LOVELOCK MET IN REGULAR SESSION ON APRIL 15, 2019 AT THE LOVELOCK CITY HALL AT 7:00 P.M. Present: Mayor Mike Giles Council members Dan Murphy Pat Rowe Starlin Gentry City Clerk Lisa Booth Police Chief Michael Mancebo Absent: Public Works Director Joe Crim Legal Counsel Kent Maher Guests: Heidi Lusby-Angvick, Robert Kennerson, Jodi Phoenix, and Rita Happy. Mayor Giles called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. PUBLIC COMMENT-PERSONAL COMMUNICATION-CORRESPONDENCE: Heidi Lusby-Angvick, Executive Director of the Pershing County Economic Development Authority, reported attending the Nevada Rural Round-up, a tourism conference. Grant information was discussed and classes were offered on a number of topics. Lusby-Angvick also attended the Nevada Rural Caucus. MINUTES REVIEW-APPROVAL: Council member Rowe moved to approve the March 19, 2019 regular City Council meeting minutes as presented. Motion carried unanimously. BUSINESS IMPACT DETERMINATION: After review and consideration of the probable effect that each agenda item for this meeting could have on a “business” as defined by statute, Council member Murphy moved to make a finding that no item on this meeting agenda appears to impose a direct and significant economic burden on a business or directly restrict the formation, operation or expansion of a business. Motion carried unanimously. SEWER-DISPOSAL ACCOUNT DELINQUENCIES / ADJUSTMENTS / REFUNDS: City Clerk Booth presented the delinquent account list for review. Rita Happy appeared and advised she used her available funds to get the water turned back on and is not able to pay the sewer bill until May 5, 2019. The Council offered to allow her until the next City Council meeting on May 7, 2019 to pay the bill in full. Happy agreed to the arrangement. REQUEST PURSUANT TO LOVELOCK MUNICIPAL CODE 31.040 FOR EXEMPTION FROM REQUIREMENT TO COLLECT ROOM TAX AT SAGE MOTEL, 1335 CORNELL AVE: Robert Kennerson stated he recently purchased the Sage Motel at 1335 Cornell Ave. and researched the past property use as apartments from 2005 until 2014 when no room taxes were collected or paid. Kennerson wants to use the property for apartments and requested an exemption from the room tax requirement. ////////// LOVELOCK CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES 04-15-2019 regular meeting Page 1 of 3 After some discussion, Mayor Giles suggested discussing the situation with the City legal counsel and holding a special City Council meeting on April 29, 2019 at 7:00 pm to further consider the matter. Staff was directed to contact legal counsel. No action was taken. FISCAL YEAR 2018-2019 BUDGET AUGMENT REQUEST / GRANT FUNDING: Mayor Giles stated that the budget for fiscal 2018-2019 needs to be augmented to account for receipt of grant funding from JAG in the sum of $27,390 for police department equipment and funding from GDBG in the sum of $262,535 for the wastewater treatment plant project. Giles noted that since the sources of the funds are grants, no formally noticed public hearing is required. Council member Rowe moved to augment the budget as proposed. Motion carried unanimously. BUSINESS-LIQUOR-SPECIAL EVENTS LIQUOR LICENSES - BUILDING PERMITS: The following business licenses were reviewed: Business licenses: None Building permits: #1517 – Kenneth Story – Remodel #1519 – Dennis Johnson – Re-Roof #1520 – Mary Jane Stefanini – Re-Roof Liquor licenses: None Special Events liquor licenses: None PROCLAMATIONS-AWARDS: None STAFF-COUNCIL REPORTS-PROPOSALS: Mayor Giles reported that Watchguard was on-site last week and Terri Wilcox was trained on the new camera system. There will be a police department employee going to POST in July. Council member Gentry attended the Recycling Center Board meeting. Gentry reported he was approached by a member of the public regarding animal control issues. Council member Rowe asked if weed notices were being sent out and if the City has been spraying weeds. City Clerk Booth said that letters have been and are being sent. Mayor Giles stated the City has started spraying. Mayor Giles reported: (i) receiving a request from a citizen to be on the TV district board, however this is a County appointment and there is nothing the City can do; (ii) receiving correspondence from Jean Barret, who reviewed the files for the CDBG grant for the waste water treatment project, stating that everything was in order and the grant is now closed; (iii) if AB485 dealing with electric scooters passes, the City will need to look at adding an ordinance; and, (iv) receiving calls from LOVELOCK CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES 04-15-2019 regular meeting Page 2 of 3 Joe Dice regarding setting up an agreement with the City to share tax revenue from the Tribal marijuana dispensary. VOUCHERS, CLAIMS AND PAYROLL: Council member Murphy moved to approve vouchers and payroll through number 46190. Motion carried unanimously. PUBLIC COMMENT: There were no comments from the public. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:40 p.m. until the next scheduled City Council meeting on May 7, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. ___________________________________ ___________________________________ Michael R. Giles, Mayor Lisa Booth, City Clerk LOVELOCK CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES 04-15-2019 regular meeting Page 3 of 3

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CITY OF LOVELOCK CITY COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA REGULAR MEETING CITY HALL 400 14TH STREET ----- CITY COUNCIL MEETING ROOM MONDAY, APRIL 15, 2019 ----- 7:00 P.M. I. CALL MEETING TO ORDER II. PUBLIC COMMENT-PERSONAL COMMUNICATION-CORRESPONDENCE (This period is for comments by the public and for the Mayor, Council and City Staff to present correspondence, communications or comments. No action may be taken upon a matter raised under this section until it is placed on an agenda for action. Public comment is generally limited to three (3) minutes per person.) III. MEETING MINUTES REVIEW-APPROVAL (The Council is expected to discuss and take action on the items in this section.) March 19, 2019 – City Council regular meeting minutes IV. BUSINESS ITEMS-OTHER REPORTS (The agenda items in this section are for discussion and possible action unless otherwise noted. The action may consist of approval, disapproval, acceptance, rejection, authorization, adoption, review, recommendation, referral to staff, or any other action as appropriate. The items may be heard in any order and at any time unless a time is specified; if a time is specified, the time may be the approximate time; two or more items may be combined for consideration; an item may be removed from the agenda; or, discussion relating to an item may be delayed at any time.) 1. City Administration / determination that the agenda item(s) of this meeting agenda do or do not impose a direct and significant economic burden on a business (meaning a trade or occupation conducted for profit) or directly restrict the formation, operation or expansion of a business / Staff 2. City Administration--Sewer-Disposal Departments / delinquent sewer service and disposal service accounts / payment responsibility for delinquent sewer service accounts / adjustment, write-off or refund of account fees or deposits / City Clerk-Mayor 3. City Administration / request pursuant to Lovelock Municipal Code 31.040 for exemption from the requirement to collect room (transient lodging) tax for permanent lodging units at the Sage Motel located at 1335 Cornell Ave. / Mayor-Council 4. City Administration / proposal to augment fiscal year 2018-19 budget to account for receipt of grant funding from JAG in the sum of $27,390 for police department equipment and from CDBG in the sum of $262,535 for wastewater treatment plant improvements / Mayor-Council V. BUSINESS LICENSES-BUILDING PERMITS-LIQUOR LICENSES-SPECIAL EVENTS LIQUOR LICENSES (The Council is expected to review, discuss and possibly take action on licenses and/or permits presented under this section, including placing conditions on submittals or requests, and waiving or modifying the fees.) VI. PROCLAMATIONS-AWARDS (The Mayor and/or Council may make a proclamation or present a service or other award on behalf of the City. No action may be taken upon items in this section.) ///// ///// LOVELOCK CITY COUNCIL AGENDA 04-15-2019 regular meeting VII. MAYOR-COUNCIL-STAFF REPORTS-PROPOSALS (This period is for receiving reports, department updates and proposals by the Mayor, Council and department heads or department staff of City departments. No action may be taken upon a matter raised under this section until it is placed on an agenda for action.) 1. Administration / Mayor and Council 2. Public Safety / Police Department / Fire Department / Animal Control 3. City Attorney 4. Public Works / Sewer Department / Building Department / Street Department / Disposal Department 5. Capital Improvements / Buildings and Grounds / Parks 6. Grant Review VIII. VOUCHERS, CLAIMS, EXPENDITURES AND PAYROLL REVIEW-APPROVAL (The Council is expected to discuss and take action on the vouchers, claims, expenditures and payroll items presented under this section.) IX. PUBLIC COMMENT (This period is for comments by the general public. No action may be taken upon a matter raised under this section until it is placed on an agenda for action. Public comment is generally limited to three (3) minutes per person.) NOTICE: The City Clerk in the Lovelock City Clerk’s Office located at the City Hall, 400 14th Street, Lovelock, Nevada, telephone number 775-273-2356, is the designated person from whom a member of the public may request the supporting material for the meeting and the City Clerk’s Office is the only location where the supporting material is available to the public. NOTICE: The City Council may by law receive information from legal counsel regarding potential or existing litigation involving a matter over which the City Council has supervision, control, jurisdiction or advisory power, and such gathering does not constitute a meeting of the City Council. NOTICE: Members of the public who are disabled and require special assistance or accommodations at the meeting are requested to notify the City Clerk’s Office, telephone number 775-273-2356, not later than twenty-four hours in advance of the meeting start time. NOTICE: The City of Lovelock is an equal opportunity provider and employer. THIS AGENDA IS POSTED AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: CITY OF LOVELOCK CITY HALL-front entrance 400 14th Street, Lovelock, Nevada UNITED STATES POST OFFICE–service window 390 Main Street, Lovelock, Nevada PERSHING COUNTY LIBRARY-entrance 1125 Central Avenue, Lovelock, Nevada PERSHING COUNTY COURTHOUSE-entrance 400 Main Street, Lovelock, Nevada PERSHING COUNTY ADMINSTRATION BUILDING-entrance 398 Main Street, Lovelock, Nevada https://notice.nv.gov www.cityoflovelock.com LOVELOCK CITY COUNCIL AGENDA 04-15-2019 regular meeting Page - 2 -

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