Votes at a glance: Nye County Board actions, May 7, 2024
May 07, 2024 | Nye County , Nevada
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The Nye County Board of Commissioners recorded several formal actions May 7. Key outcomes:
- Show‑Cause Hearing (Item 7): Motion to find insufficient cause to revoke two special‑use permits and four cannabis licenses for the Amargosa Valley facility passed 3‑2 with the condition that outstanding taxes be paid as a priority and that notice of the board's findings be served or posted.
- Items 8–9 (Beatty transmission line development agreements): Continued to May 21, 2024 at the applicant's request. Motion carried 5‑0.
- Item 14 (Las Patronas retail liquor license): Approved by roll call.
- Item 15 (90‑day temporary retail liquor license for Tonopah Foods, Inc., DBA Neighborhood Market in Beatty): Approved with conditions; motion carried 6‑0.
- Item 16 (Add William Pacione to existing retail liquor license for Western Best LLC/Leghorn Bar): Approved; motion carried 6‑0.
- Items 20–21 (Display fireworks permits for Tonopah and Round Mountain July 4 aerial displays): Approved; motion carried 5‑0.
- Item 22 (Agreement with U.S. Army for joint TCCC training): Approved and authorized for execution; motion carried 5‑0.
- Item 23 (Budget augmentations): Adopted Resolution 2024‑17 augmenting the Road Fund by $2,086,894 and the Airport Fund by $334,310 (roll‑call vote; motion carried 5‑0).
- Item 26 (Beatty General Improvement District land‑use plan): Board approved a letter of support for the updated BLM recreation/public‑purpose lease plan; motion carried 5‑0.
- Item 27 (Rhyolite Ridge DEIS comment support): Board approved a letter of support for project during the DEIS comment period; motion carried 5‑0.
- Item 28 (Relocate 94 law books to Belmont Courthouse): Approved; motion carried 5‑0.
- Item 30 (Carver's Arena Shooting Facility fee schedule): Adopted Resolution 2024‑18 to enact the fee schedule; motion carried 5‑0.
These items were approved during the meeting and will be reflected in the board minutes and applicable follow‑up by county staff.
- Show‑Cause Hearing (Item 7): Motion to find insufficient cause to revoke two special‑use permits and four cannabis licenses for the Amargosa Valley facility passed 3‑2 with the condition that outstanding taxes be paid as a priority and that notice of the board's findings be served or posted.
- Items 8–9 (Beatty transmission line development agreements): Continued to May 21, 2024 at the applicant's request. Motion carried 5‑0.
- Item 14 (Las Patronas retail liquor license): Approved by roll call.
- Item 15 (90‑day temporary retail liquor license for Tonopah Foods, Inc., DBA Neighborhood Market in Beatty): Approved with conditions; motion carried 6‑0.
- Item 16 (Add William Pacione to existing retail liquor license for Western Best LLC/Leghorn Bar): Approved; motion carried 6‑0.
- Items 20–21 (Display fireworks permits for Tonopah and Round Mountain July 4 aerial displays): Approved; motion carried 5‑0.
- Item 22 (Agreement with U.S. Army for joint TCCC training): Approved and authorized for execution; motion carried 5‑0.
- Item 23 (Budget augmentations): Adopted Resolution 2024‑17 augmenting the Road Fund by $2,086,894 and the Airport Fund by $334,310 (roll‑call vote; motion carried 5‑0).
- Item 26 (Beatty General Improvement District land‑use plan): Board approved a letter of support for the updated BLM recreation/public‑purpose lease plan; motion carried 5‑0.
- Item 27 (Rhyolite Ridge DEIS comment support): Board approved a letter of support for project during the DEIS comment period; motion carried 5‑0.
- Item 28 (Relocate 94 law books to Belmont Courthouse): Approved; motion carried 5‑0.
- Item 30 (Carver's Arena Shooting Facility fee schedule): Adopted Resolution 2024‑18 to enact the fee schedule; motion carried 5‑0.
These items were approved during the meeting and will be reflected in the board minutes and applicable follow‑up by county staff.
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