This is the portion of the meeting devoted to the Public.  The Public may comment on any matter that is not specifically included on the agenda as an action item. Items not included on this agenda cannot be acted upon other than to place them on a future agenda. If you wish to comment you can do so in person at the meeting or use the Raise your Hand feature in Zoom (*9 if you are participating via phone). Public comments are limited to three (3) minutes, please avoid repetition. The Mayor may, at his discretion, hold comments until the second Public Forum at the end of the meeting. Public Comments submitted prior to 4:00 pm the day of the meeting will be provided to City Council and added to the record but will not be read during the live meeting. Any public input received after 4 pm the day of the meeting will be included in the record but may not reach council members before action is taken.

Nevada will participate in a $26 billion opioid settlement with the three largest opioid distributors – AmerisourceBergen, Cardinal Health and McKesson – that will bring much-needed resources to Nevada. The Attorney General is optimistic that the Nevada local governments through the One Nevada Agreement will join with the State in the settlement, which will result in Nevada receiving $231,679,409 over a period of 18 years under the settlement. 

Nevada will settle with Johnson & Johnson and its U.S.-based Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies to resolve the companies’ role in the state’s opioid epidemic. Similar to the agreement with the distributors, the Attorney General is optimistic that the Nevada local governments, through the One Nevada Agreement, will join with the State in the settlement, which will result in Nevada receiving $53,508,792, 95% of which is payable by the end of 2022.

Discussion and possible action to approve the change made to the previously approved Amendment A between the two governmental entities.  The Fire Board approved the Amendment A with the change to remove any possibility of bonus for the attorney providing legal services.

The City Council adopted a resolution of intent to exchange property with Lyon County and to set a public hearing to consider comments from the public. This the public hearing set by that resolution. After hearing comments from the public, the City Council may vote to approve the transfer of 105 Lois Lane (APN 021-103-57) to the County.

Consideration and possible action on a Master Plan Amendment and Zoning Map Amendment request on a site consisting of two parcels of land totaling ±78.86 acres in size generally located north of Interstate-80 and west of the current terminus of Commerce Center Drive, at 850 & 855 Commerce Center Drive. (APN’s: 021-061-29, 021-061-30).

1. Consideration and possible action on Resolution 21-012, a Master Plan Amendment request to change the land use designation from Commercial to Industrial.
2. Consideration and possible adoption of Bill #304 as general Ordinance for a Zoning Map Amendment, associated with ZMA21003, to change the zoning from C2 (General Commercial) and GR20 (General Rural, 20 acre minimum) to I (Industrial) on a site approximately ±78.86 acres in size located at 850 & 855 Commerce Center Drive, Fernley, NV, assessor’s parcel numbers 021-061-29 and 021-061-30, and providing other matters properly relating thereto.

Consideration and possible action on a Tentative Subdivision Map Request from Red Hawk Ranch LLC Series A & B to allow for the development of a 282-lot single family residential subdivision on a site approximately 129.9 acres in size located within the SF6 (Single Family, 6,000 sq. ft. minimum lot size) & MDR14 (Medium Density Residential, 7-14 Dwelling units/Acre) zoning districts, generally located east of Stock Lane, and south of Truckee Lane (APN’s: 021-041-07, 021-041-08, & 021-041-10).

This is the portion of the meeting devoted to the Public.  The Public may comment on any matter that is not specifically included on the agenda as an action item. Items not included on this agenda cannot be acted upon other than to place them on a future agenda. If you wish to comment you can do so in person at the meeting or use the Raise your Hand feature in Zoom (*9 if you are participating via phone). Public comments are limited to three (3) minutes, please avoid repetition. The Mayor may, at his discretion, hold comments until the second Public Forum at the end of the meeting. Public Comments submitted prior to 4:00 pm the day of the meeting will be provided to City Council and added to the record but will not be read during the live meeting. Any public input received after 4 pm the day of the meeting will be included in the record but may not reach council members before action is taken.