AGENDA CENTRAL NEVADA REGIONAL WATER AUTHORITY Nugget Casino Resort (Cascade 1) 1100 Nugget Avenue Sparks, NV September 25, 2019 10:00 a.m.
Notes: 1. Items on this agenda on which action may be taken are followed by the term "Possible Action." 2. Items on this agenda may be taken out of order, combined with other agenda items for consideration, removed from the agenda, or delayed for discussion at any time. 3. Reasonable efforts will be made to assist and accommodate physically handicapped persons attending the meeting. Please call 775.443.7667 in advance so arrangements can be made. This agenda was transmitted by email September 18, 2019 for posting by the Churchill County Clerk (775.423.6028), Elko County Clerk (775.753.4600), Esmeralda County Clerk (775.485.6309), Eureka County Clerk (775.237.5262), Lander County Clerk (775.635.5738), Nye County Clerk (775.482.8127), Pershing County Clerk (775.273.2208) and the White Pine County Clerk (775.293.6509). ITEM
1. CALL TO ORDER – Chairman’s welcome, roll call, determination of quorum, pledge of allegiance and introductions. (Discussion)
2. PUBLIC COMMENT – This time is devoted to comments by the general public pursuant to NRS 241.020(2)(c)(3). No action will be taken on matters raised under public comment until the matter itself has been included on an agenda as an action item. (Discussion)
3. APPROVAL OF AGENDA – Approval of the agenda for the Authority’s meeting of September 25, 2019, including taking items out of sequence, deleting items and adding items which require action upon a finding that an emergency exists. (Possible Action)
CONSENT AGENDA All matters listed under the consent agenda are considered routine and may be acted upon by the Central Nevada Regional Water Authority Board with one action and without an extensive hearing. Any member of the Central Nevada Regional Water Authority Board may request that an item be taken from the consent agenda, discussed and acted upon separately during this meeting.
4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES – Review and approve minutes of the May 17, 2019 Central Nevada Regional Water Authority meeting. (Possible Action) TAB 1
5. FINANCIAL REPORT AND QUARTERLY EXPENDITURES – Recommendation to approve the Central Nevada Regional Water Authority report and quarterly expenditures. (Possible Action) TAB 2A, TAB 2B, TAB 2C and TAB 2D
6. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION ON A WRITTEN REQUEST BY ALEX TANCHEK THAT THE CENTRAL NEVADA REGIONAL WATER AUTHORITY EXTEND THE PERIOD OF SERVICE IN HIS AGREEMENT WITH THE AUTHORITY ONE YEAR, FROM JULY 1, 2019 TO JUNE 30, 2020 – Recommendation to approve Alex Tancheks’s written request that the Central Nevada Regional Water Authority extend the period of service in his agreement with the Authority one year, from July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020, and reimbursement for time and travel not to exceed $3,000. (Possible Action) TAB 3
END OF CONSENT AGENDA
1 7. UPDATE AND POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING HUMBOLDT COUNTY’S REQUEST TO BECOME A MEMBER COUNTY OF THE CENTRAL NEVADA REGIONAL WATER AUTHORITY. (Possible Action) TAB 4
8. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION FOR THE CENTRAL NEVADA REGIONAL WATER AUTHORITY TO RETAIN THE SERVICES OF ADVOCATES FOR COMMUNITY AND ENVIRONMENT FOR LEGAL ANALYSIS OF AND ADVICE REGARDING ISSUES AND DEVELOPMENTS IN NEVADA WATER LAW AND POLICY – Recommendation for the Central Nevada Water Authority to enter into an agreement to provide $10,000 to Advocates for Community and Environment for legal analysis of and advice regarding issues and developments in Nevada Water Law and Policy. (Possible Action)
9. REPORT AND DISCUSSION ON BILLS AND OTHER MATTERS CONSIDERED IN THE 2019 LEGISLATIVE SESSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING CENTRAL NEVADA REGIONAL WATER AUTHORITY LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITIES DURING THE 2019-2020 INTERIM – The Central Nevada Regional Water Authority Executive Director will provide an overview of bills and other matters of interest to the Authority from the 2019 Legislative Session. Members of the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Assembly Committee on Natural Resources, Agriculture and Mining have been invited to participate in the discussion. (Possible Action) TAB 5
10. DISCUSSION REGARDING GROUNDWATER BOARDS (NEVADA REVISED STATUTE 534.035). (Discussion) TAB 6
11. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING WATER RIGHTS APPLICATIONS FILED WITH THE NEVADA STATE ENGINEER – Discussion and possible action on May, June, July, August and September 2019 water right filings and State Engineer Rulings and Orders. (Possible Action) TAB 7
12. UPDATE ON THE STATUS OF ACTIVE LITIGATION OF WATER ISSUES OF INTEREST TO THE CENTRAL NEVADA REGIONAL WATER AUTHORITY. (Discussion)
13. CLOSED SESSION PURSUANT TO NRS 241.015(3)(B)(2) TO RECEIVE INFORMATION REGARDING SOUTHERN NEVADA WATER AUTHORITY’S GROUNDWATER DEVELOPMENT PROJECT TO CONVEY WATER FROM EASTERN AND CENTRAL NEVADA. (Discussion)
14. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING SEC. 802 (EASTERN NEVADA TRANSMISSION PROJECT) OF THE MAY 10, 2019 DISCUSSION DRAFT ‘‘SOUTHERN NEVADA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND CONSERVATION ACT.’’ (Possible Action) TAB 8
15. BOARD MEMBER/EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR COMMENTS – Board members and the Executive Director can make announcements, request information and discuss topics for future agendas. (Discussion)
16. NEXT MEETING – Set date, place, time and possible agenda items for the Authority’s next meeting. (Possible Action)
17. PUBLIC COMMENT – This time is devoted to comments by the general public, pursuant to NRS 241.020(2)(c)(3). No action will be taken on matters raised under public comment until the matter itself has been included on an agenda as an action item. (Discussion)
ADJOURN
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Draft Minutes of the May 17, 2019 Meeting of the Central Nevada Regional Water Authority Board of Directors
CALL TO ORDER – Chair Eastley called the meeting of the Central Nevada Regional Water Authority Board of Directors (Board) to order at 10:00 a.m. The meeting was held at the Nevada Public Agency Insurance Pool/Public Agency Compensation Trust Building, 201 South Roop Street, Carson City, Nevada, 89701. Teleconference services were also available.
The Board observed a moment of silence for Board member and White Pine County Commissioner Steve Stork, who recently passed away.
Members Present Churchill County: Commissioner Pete Olsen (via phone) Elko County: Commissioner Demar Dahl (via phone) Esmeralda County: Nancy Boland (via phone), Commissioner Ralph Keyes Eureka County: Commissioner J.J. Goicoechea (via phone), Jake Tibbitts (via phone) Lander County: Commissioner Kathleen Ancho (via phone), Frank Whitman Nye County: Joni Eastley (Chair), Commissioner John Koenig (via phone) Pershing County: James Evans White Pine County: Bill Butts (via phone), Gary Perea (via phone)
Jeff Fontaine – Executive Director Alex Tanchek – Executive Assistant
Others Present Doug Busselman – Nevada Farm Bureau Carl Clinger – Big Meadow Conservation District Kimberly Ellis – Coeur Mining, Inc. Gloria Montero – Big Meadow Conservation District Nyle Pennington – CNRWA Consultant Kyle Roerink – Great Basin Water Network Laurel Saito – The Nature Conservancy Oz Wichman – Nye County Water District
PUBLIC COMMENT – No public comment
APPROVAL OF AGENDA – Chair Eastley noted the postponement of Item 9, a presentation and conversation on funding opportunities for water and wastewater infrastructure, to a future meeting.
Mr. Whitman made a motion to approve the agenda as presented without Item 9. Commissioner Keyes seconded the motion. Without opposition, the motion carries.
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APPROVAL OF MINUTES – Mr. Evans made a motion to approve the minutes of the March 8, 2019 CNRWA meeting. Mr. Whitman seconded the motion. Without opposition, the motion carries.
FINANCIAL REPORT AND QUARTERLY EXPENDITURES – Mr. Fontaine presented the financial report and quarterly expenditures, noting all counties are current on their assessments for the year. Regarding 2019 revenues, Mr. Fontaine noted budget expenditures for the current fiscal year included expenses which were actually incurred in the prior fiscal year. Mr. Fontaine suggested one reason may be the three-month lead time between Board meetings. Mr. Fontaine stated he will work with Elko County to ensure expenses are debited to the fiscal year in which the work occurred.
Mr. Perea asked if it would make sense to move the normally scheduled June meetings into July after the beginning of the new fiscal year. Mr. Fontaine replied invoices from Elko County are based on the work done for the fiscal year. Mr. Fontaine stated he would check with accountants at Elko County regarding the ease on bookkeeping but moving meetings from June to July could be a possible solution.
Ms. Boland suggested Mr. Fontaine make up an accrual list of mid-financial statements at the end of the fiscal year.
Regarding invoices, Mr. Fontaine noted invoices from the Executive Director, from the Executive Assistant, and from Nevada Central Media for $1,200 for maintenance of the website.
Mr. Whitman made a motion to approve the financial report and quarterly expenditures. Commissioner Keyes seconded the motion. Without opposition, the motion carries.
DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION ON A WRITTEN REQUEST FOR THE CENTRAL NEVADA REGIONAL WATER AUTHORITY TO EXTEND THE PERIOD OF SERVICE IN ITS AGREEMENT WITH NEVADA AUTHORITY MANAGEMENT, LLC FOR ONE YEAR FROM JULY 1, 2019 TO JUNE 30, 2020 – Chair Eastley noted no changes to the contract with Nevada Authority Management, LLC with the exception of the dates.
Mr. Evans made a motion to approve Nevada Authority Management, LLC’s written request that the Central Nevada Regional Water Authority extend the period of service in its agreement one year, from July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020 and reimbursement for labor not to exceed $40,000. Mr. Perea seconded the motion. Without opposition, the motion carries.
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DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE APPROVAL OF A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CENTRAL NEVADA REGIONAL WATER AUTHORITY AND NYLE PENNINGTON TO IMPLEMENT THE CENTRAL NEVADA REGIONAL WATER AUTHORITY GROUNDWATER MONITORING PROGRAM DURING FISCAL YEAR 2020 – Mr. Butts made a motion to approve a contract for professional services between CNRWA and Nyle Pennington, consultant, to implement CNRWA’s Groundwater Monitoring Program for the period July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020, and reimbursement for time and travel not to exceed $11,000. Mr. Evans seconded the motion. Without opposition, the motion carries.
DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION TO RECOMMEND TO THE MEMBER COUNTY GOVERNING BOARDS THAT HUMBOLDT COUNTY BE ADMITTED AS A MEMBER COUNTY OF THE CENTRAL NEVADA REGIONAL WATER AUTHORITY. – Mr. Fontaine reported that on May 6, 2019 he attended a meeting of the Humboldt County Commission, where the Humboldt County Commission had agendized an action item requesting membership into the Central Nevada Regional Water Authority and representation on the Authority’s Board of Directors. Mr. Fontaine stated the Humboldt County Commission voted unanimously to seek membership to the Central Nevada Regional Water Authority and that he had also received a letter from Humboldt County Manager Dave Mendiola requesting membership. The next step, Mr. Fontaine stated, will be for the Board to send a letter to member county governing boards recommending membership of Humboldt County, upon which time the boards would vote on membership of Humboldt County.
Chair Eastley stated when new members were previously admitted Boards of County Commissioners approve membership through the resolution process. Chair Eastley also stated the Authority has copies of those resolutions on file.
Commissioner Goicoechea made a motion to recommend to member county governing boards that Humboldt County be recommended as a member county to the Central Nevada Regional Water Authority. Commissioner Koenig seconded the motion. Without objection, the motion carries.
DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING WATER RIGHTS APPLICATIONS FILED WITH THE NEVADA STATE ENGINEER – Mr. Fontaine presented the applications field with the State Engineer for the months of March, April, and May 2019. Mr. Fontaine asked for information on application #88807 in White Pine County relating to the Fillmen Living Trust and the apparent moving of water to quasi-municipal purposes to serve additional parcels. Mr. Butts replied he will not have additional information until the next Board meeting.
Regarding application #88812 in Nye County, Mr. Fontaine commented on the Cooksey filing for rights canceled for irrigation. Oz Wichman of the Nye County Water District responded those are associated with industrial hemp in Smoky Valley.
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REPORT FROM THE CNRWA LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE AND POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING BILLS AND OTHER MATTERS RELATED TO THE 2019 LEGISLATIVE SESSION. – Mr. Fontaine began discussion on Legislative matters by discussing various hearings, work sessions, and stakeholder meetings for AB 30, proposed by the Division of Water Resources (DWR) relating to Monitoring, Management, and Mitigation (3M) Plans. Mr. Fontaine commented on the challenging process with AB 30, as the bill has been subject to much scrutiny and gone through many iterations. Mr. Fontaine expressed appreciation for the Legislative Committee and for Board member input to help create a clear position for the Authority in relation to AB 30 and 3M Plans.
Mr. Tibbitts discussed the fast-paced and numerous changes being made to AB 30, with the latest iteration he had heard was a proposed interim study conducted via a stakeholder working group.
Doug Busselman of the Nevada Farm Bureau commented on AB 30, noting his understanding was also that AB 30 was being turned into an interim study with the numerous stakeholders.
Mr. Fontaine next discussed AB 51, proposed by the DWR relating to conjunctive management of water sources, which failed to pass beyond the first house committee and is no longer being pursued by the DWR. Mr. Fontaine stated, however, the DWR is still interested in moving forward with regulations in the Humboldt River Basin.
Mr. Fontaine discussed AB 62, proposed by the DWR relating to limiting extensions for water right applications. Mr. Fontaine highlighted the evolution of the bill as it moved through the Assembly with numerous amendments, while noting the effects on and opposition from larger utilities and municipalities. The latest iteration would require the DWR to adopt regulations relating to extensions; however, Mr. Fontaine also noted that during a work session for AB 62 it was discovered the DWR is not subject to the Nevada Administrative Procedures Act contained in NRS 233B.
Mr. Busselman commented on the situation where all three of the DWR’s bills have not received any supporting testimony in any of the hearings held, yet the bills continue to move forward through the process. Mr. Busselman suggested it bode badly for water policy where every interested party is of an opposite position from the State Engineer, and suggested entities interested in water policy must work to enhance engagement with the State Engineer and the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
Laurel Saito of The Nature Conservancy expressed her hope parties can work together during the interim to be proactive rather than reactive during the next Legislative session.
Kyle Roerink of the Great Basin Water Network expressed his satisfaction with the coalition of stakeholders in their ability to maintain unity, despite the wide variety of interests, on the proposals brought forward by the State Engineer.
Mr. Fontaine continued, highlighting AB 265, requiring the Desert Research Institute (DRI) to conduct a study of water treatment and recycling which includes desalination, which did not pass 4
out of the first house committee before deadline, due in part to the fiscal mandate on the DRI. Mr. Fontaine stated after speaking with representatives from the DRI they recognize the importance of such a study and may attempt to secure funding for such a study through other means.
Mr. Fontaine discussed SB 150, brought forward at the recommendation of the Authority relating to the requirement local governing entities have water resource plans as part of land use plans with updates every 10 years. Mr. Fontaine added the Division of Environmental Protection and the State Board for Financing Water Projects is still trying to ensure they can receive funding for the AB 298 Grant Program, which SB 150 would allow local governing entities the ability to apply for assistance from to develop water resource plans.
Other bills Mr. Fontaine discussed include: AB 95, which would allow domestic well owners to pump a half acre-foot in times of curtailment provided a meter is installed on the domestic well; AB 163, relating to conservation plans for utilities and plumbing fixtures; SB 140, requiring the State Engineer to set aside 10 percent of unappropriated water for reserve in basins not fully appropriated; SB 236, relating to points of diversion; SB 250, relating to the dedication of water rights from water utilities to developers; and SB 499, creating an Advisory Board on Water Resource Planning and Drought Resiliency.
Regarding SB 250, Mr. Wichman commented on concerns he had with the amendment adopted by the Assembly Committee on Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Mining, but reiterated his belief SB 250 is one of the most significant water bills he had seen come before the Legislature.
Mr. Fontaine also commented on the cloud seeding program from the DRI, for which funding was not allocated by the Legislature this session. Mr. Fontaine stated the strategy will be for the DRI to come back in the interim to provide update on the expectation for next year’s snow season, though Mr. Fontaine noted the challenges in maintaining the infrastructure necessary for cloud seeding operations simply to remain at a stand-by capacity.
Regarding Department of Agriculture budgets, Mr. Fontaine asked Commissioner Goicoechea if he knew if Drought Conservation Grants were going back into the budget for operations. Commissioner Goicoechea replied it was his understanding those funds will likely not be available and instead go into budgets for the Governor’s Office and the Agricultural Enforcement operations budget.
Chair Eastley asked if Mr. Fontaine had any recommendation for Board action. Mr. Fontaine replied at this stage there isn’t much the Board can do except monitor the process. Additionally, Mr. Fontaine acknowledged the work of the Board’s Legislative Committee, which brought foundation and clarity to the Board’s positions going into the Legislative session. Mr. Fontaine also acknowledged the coalition who worked with the Authority in united opposition to issues related to the major water bills in an attempt to craft good water policy.
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UPDATE ON ACTIVE LITIGATION OF WATER ISSUES OF INTEREST TO THE CENTRAL NEVADA REGIONAL WATER AUTHORITY. – Mr. Fontaine updated the Board on the activity of various water-related litigation since the previous Board meeting. Mr. Fontaine discussed the Mineral County v Walker River Irrigation District case relating to the public interest doctrine as it relates to prior appropriation and the takings clause. Mr. Fontaine noted an amicus brief has been filed by the State Engineer, as well amicus briefs from the Humboldt River Basin Water Authority, the Carson Water Subconservancy District, Douglas County, Elko County, Humboldt County, Pershing County, Storey County, and the Nevada Mining Association. Mr. Fontaine also brought to the Boards attention an advanced opinion from the Nevada Supreme Court on the case of Sierra Pacific Industries v Tim Wilson, relating to the anti-speculation doctrine applying to requests for extension of time on applications allocated to third-parties and the showing of evidence to the State Engineer a third-party who may use water in place of the applicant.
UPDATE AND DISCUSSION ON SOUTHERN NEVADA WATER AUTHORITY’S GROUNDWATER DEVELOPMENT PROJECT TO CONVEY WATER FROM EASTERN AND CENTRAL NEVADA – Mr. Fontaine updated the Board on the status of the Southern Nevada Water Authority’s Groundwater Development Project. Mr. Fontaine stated the parties have stipulated to an extension to the briefing schedule and, if approved, briefs would be due July 9, replies due August 27, and the November 12 and 13 hearing dates remain the same.
BOARD MEMBER/EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR COMMENTS – Commissioner Keyes shared information on a large lithium-boron discovery in Esmeralda County, with the company moving forward with a feasibility study. Commissioner Keyes noted the anticipated amount of water needed will be limited due to processes the company is testing in Canada.
Mr. Pennington asked where the discovery was made. Commissioner Keyes replied it was in the northeast corner of Fish Lake Valley in Basin 117. Chair Eastley asked where the new employees will live. Commissioner Keyes stated the company expects 100 people to move into Fish Lake Valley with 350 people being hired by the company.
NEXT MEETING – After discussion, it was determined the Board would attempt to meet September 25 in Sparks to coincide with the Nevada Association of Counties conference occurring at the same time.
PUBLIC COMMENT – No public comment.
ADJOURN – Chair Eastley adjourned the meeting at 11:25 a.m.
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Tab 2A
CENTRAL NEVADA REGIONAL WATER AUTHORITY - BUDGET DETAIL 8-29-19
FY 2020 Estimated Actual
UNAUDITED BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 60,000.00 $ 52,014.27
Eureka $ 7,500.00 $ 7,500.00 White Pine $ 7,500.00 $ 7,500.00 Elko $ 7,500.00 Lander $ 7,500.00 $ 7,500.00 Nye $ 7,500.00 Esmeralda $ 7,500.00 Churchill $ 7,500.00 Pershing County $ 7,500.00 $ 7,500.00
SUBTOTAL - REVENUE FY 2020 $ 60,000.00 $ 30,000.00
3204 Other Contractual $ 16,500.00 3104 Legal / Professional $ 40,000.00 3105 Other Professional Service 3401 Insurance $ 2,500.00 $ 1,907.25 4103 Travel $ 5,000.00 4104 Dues / Memberships $ 200.00 5101 Office Supplies/Copying $ 3,000.00 5205 Special Supplies 4107 Conference Services $ 2,000.00
EXPENDITURES FY 2019 $ 69,200.00 $ 1,907.25 CONTINGENCIES $ 15,000.00
BALANCE $ 35,800.00 $ 80,107.02
Tab 2B
DATE 9/18/19
Nevada Authority Management, LLC 400 Bunker Hill Drive Carson City, NV 89703
BILL TO: Central Nevada Regional Water Authority
Inv.# 19-4
For Professional Services Provided to the Central Nevada Regional Water Authority During the Period of May 9, 2019 to September 18, 2019. Inv.# 19-3
ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY RATE AMT LABOR See attached Report 50.0 hrs. $103.00/hr. $5,150.00 Subtotal Labor $5,150.00 OTHER EXPENSES AT&T conference line 6/1/19 $99.64 Mileage RT Carson City to Fallon 5/6/19 (126 miles@$0.50/mile) $63.00 Subtotal Expenses $162.64 TOTAL AMOUNT $5,312.64
NEVADA AUTHORITY MANAGEMENT, LLC 400 Bunker Hill Dr. Carson City, NV 89703
Time record for May 9, 2019 to September 18, 2019
DATE ACTIVITY HRS
5/9/2019 Attend Senate Natural Resources Committee hearing and testify on AB30 and AB62 (split with HRBWA 4 hours total) 2 5/13/2019 Attend stakeholder meeting with DCNR, State Engineer and Governor's staff on AB30 and AB62 (split with HRBWA 2 hours total) 1 5/14/2019 Attend stakeholder meeting with DCNR and State Engineer on AB30 and review revised LCB draft for work session (split with HRBWA 2 1.5 hours total), e-mail/text and call CNRWA Board members to assure quorum for May 17th meeting 5/17/2019 Attend CNRWA meeting in Carson City, review and discuss latest AB30 amendment with stakeholders and attend Senate Natural Resources 4 Committee work session on AB30 5/18/2019 Follow up on AB30 and prepare e-mail to CNRWA Membership re: bill status 2 5/21/2019 Attend meeting with Governor's Office, DCNR and stakeholders re: AB30 (split with HRBWA 2 hours total) 1 5/28/2019 CNRWA website update 1 6/12/2019 Process CNRWA insurance renewal 2019/2020 0.5 6/13/2019 Prepare draft resolutions for Humboldt County's request to join CNRWA and distribute to member counties. 1.5 6/30/2019 Post Legislative Wrap Up on CNRWA website 1.5 7/1/2019 Meet with Laurel Saito and Dave Cameron, the Nature Conservancy in Reno re: Legislative Follow up (2 hours total split with HRBWA) 1 7/18/2019 Send follow up e-mail to CNRWA member counties re: Humboldt County's request to join CNRWA, review State Engineer applications for 1.5 May, June and July 7/22/2019 Prepare FY20 CNRWA member county assessments and transmittal letters 1.5 7/26/2019 Meet with Great Basin Water Network, Nevada Conservation League, the Nature Conservancy, Nevada Farm Bureau and other organzations 1.5 re: 3M Plans, conjunctive management and other water issues (split with HRBWA 3 hours total) 8/12/2019 Phone call with Kyle Roerink, GBWN, and research re: Clark County Lands Bill 1.5 8/23/2019 Follow up phone calls with member counties re: CNRWA member counties re: Humboldt County's request to join CNRWA 0.5 8/26/2019 Prepare questions and schedule for Nevada Water Resources Association Fall Meeting panel discussion on water planning and coordinate 1 with panelists (split with HRBWA 2 hours total) 8/27/2019 Update CNRWA website and send e-invite to Directors for September 25 Board Meeting 0.5 9/3/2019 Prepare CNRWA presentation for Board of Churchill County Commisioners 1 9/5/2019 Travel to Fallon, present CNRWA update to Board of Churchill County Commisioners, review CNRWA files located in Fallon 5 9/10/2019 Send follow up e-mail to CNRWA member counties re: September 25 CNRWA meeting, review State Board for Financing Water Projects 1.5 2018 meeting minutes, draft September 25th CNRWA meeting agenda, e-mail Humboldt County Manager re: membership request update and meeting invitation 9/11/2019 Draft agenda for September 25 CNRWA meeting, phone call with Nevada Division of Minerals re: disolved mineral exploration regulations, 6 research bylaws and e-mail Churchill County re: CNRWA Board of Directors provisions, finalize questions and format for Nevada Water Resources Association Fall Symposium panel on water plans, invite legislators to Sept. 25th CNRWA meeting, coordinate room, lunch and telcom with Nugget, Update active water litigation summary 9/12/2019 Call and e-mail invites to Legislators to participate in September 25 CNRWA meeting discussion on 2019 Session 1 9/16/2019 Phone call with Simeon Herskovitz re: September 25 CNRWA meeting and status of SNWA pipeline project, finalize room logistics and 2.5 lunch with Sparks Nugget for September 25 CNRWA meeting, update CNRWA roster, conduct side by side review of 2005 CNRWA Cooperative Agreement and CNRWA Bylawas as amended in 2015 9/17/2019 Prepare Board packets for September 25 CNRWA meeting 7 9/18/2019 Post agenda on the CNRWA website and distribute for posting by County Clerks 1
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Tab 2C
Nyle Pennington DATE INVOICE #
2319 PINEBROOK DRIVE 09-09-2019 # 13
CARSON CITY, NV 89701
Tel. 775-883-3859
BILL TO:
Central Nevada Regional Water Authority
484 West B Street, Suite 103
Fallon, NV 89406
ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY RATE AMT LABOR FOR THE PERIOD JULY 1, 2019 TO SEPTEMBER 30, 2019
FIELD TRIP A AUGUST 15, 16, 17, 2019 08-15-2019: FIELDWORK 10 HOURS $75/hr. $750.00
08-15-2019: FIELDWORK RECORD WRITE-UP 0.5 HOUR $75/hr. $37.50
08-15-2019: JAIL HOUSE MOTEL-ELY, NV 1-NIGHT $73.78 $73.78
08-15-2019: MEAL-FALLON, NV BREAKFAST $8.38
08-16-2019: FIELDWORK 10 HOURS $75/hr. $750.00
08-16-2019: FIELDWORK RECORD WRITE-UP 1.0 HOUR $75/hr. $75.00
08-16-2019: REST INN SUITES-WELLS, NV 1-NIGHT $56.99 $56.99
08-16-2019: MEAL-DENNY’S ELY, NV BREAKFAST $24.30
08-16-2019: FLAT TIRE REPAIR-GALE TIRE ELY 1 N/C N/C
08-17-2019: FIELDWORK 10 HOURS $75/hr. $750.00
08-17-2019 FIELDWORK RECORD WRITE-UP 1.0 HOUR $75/hr. $75.00
08-15, 16, 17, 2019 TOTAL MILEAGE TRIP A 1,037 MILES $0.50/mile $518.50
08-18-2019: PROOF WL’s-TRIP A 0.5 HOUR $75/hr. $37.50 08-19-2019: ENTER WL’s INTO ELECTRONIC WL DATA BASE
1.0 HOUR $75/hr. $75.00
08-19-2019: UPDATE ELECTRONIC RECORD OF WORK FOR TRIP A
2.0 HOURS $75/hr. $150.00
08-20-2019: COMPILE INVOICE # 13-TRIP A 1.5 HOURS $75/hr. $112.50
TOTAL FOR TRIP A $3,494.45
FIELD TRIP B AUGUST 21, 22, 23, 24, 2019 08-21-2019: FIELDWORK 7 HOURS $75/hr. $525.00
08-21-2019: FIELDWORK RECORD WRITE-UP 0.5 HOUR $75/hr. $37.50
08-21-2019: MOTEL-TONOPAH STATION 1 NIGHT $79.03 $79.03
08-21-2019: MEAL-HAWTHORNE-EL CAPITAN LUNCH $9.56 $9.56
08-21-2019: MEAL-TONOPAH STATION DINNER $16.40 $16.40
08-22-2019: FIELDWORK 10.25 HOURS $75/hr. $768.75
08-22-2019: FIELDWORK RECORD WRITE-UP 1.0 HOUR $75/hr. $75.00
08-22-2019: MOTEL-EUREKA SUNDOWN LODGE 2 NIGHTS $69/night $138.00
08-23-2019: FIELDWORK 11 HOURS $75/hr. $825.00
08-23-2019: FIELDWORK RECORD WRITE-UP 1.0 HOUR $75/hr. $75.00
08-23-2019: FLAT TIRE REPAIR-DIAMOND V. AUTO 1 N/C N/C
08-24-2019: FIELDWORK 6.0 HOURS $75/hr. $450.00
08-24-2019: FIELDWORK RECORD WRITE-UP 0.5 HOUR $75/hr. $37.50
08-24-2019: MEAL-PONY EXPRESS DELI BREAKFAST $11.75 $11.75
08-21,22,23,24, 2019: TOTAL MILEAGE TRIP B 1,048 MILES $0.50/mile $524.00
08-25-2019: PROOF WL’s TRIP B. ENTER INTO 1.0 HOUR $75/hr. $75.00
ELECTRONIC WL DATA BASE. 08-27-2019: UPDATE ELECTRONIC RECORD OF 2.0 HOURS $75/hr. $150.00
WORK FOR TRIP B.
08-28-2019: COMPILE INVOICE # 13-TRIP B 2.0 HOURS $75/hr. $150.00
TOTAL FOR TRIP B $3,947.49
FIELD TRIP C AUGUST 29, 30, 2019 08-29-2019: FIELDWORK 8.0 HOURS $75/hr. $600.00
08-29-2019: FIELDWORK RECORD WRITE-UP 0.5 HOUR $75/hr. $37.50
08-29-2019: MOTEL-TONOPAH STATION 1 NIGHT $79.03 $79.03
08-29-2019: MEAL-TONOPAH STATION CAFÉ DINNER $20.31 $20.31
08-30-2019: FIELDWORK 8.0 HOURS $75/hr. $600.00
08-30-2019: FIELDWORK RECORD WRITE-UP 0.5 HOUR $75/hr. $37.50
08-29, 30, 2019: TOTAL MILEAGE TRIP C 592 MILES $0.50/mile $296.00
09-01-2019: ENTER WL’s FROM TRIP C INTO ELECTRONIC WL DATA BASE
0.5 HOUR $75/hr. $37.50
09-01-2019: UPDATE ELECTRONIC RECORD OF WORK FOR TRIP C
0.5 HOUR $75/hr. $37.50
09-01-2019: COMPILE INVOICE # 13 FOR TRIP C 1.0 HOUR $75/hr. $75.00
TOTAL FOR TRIP C $1,820.34
FIELD TRIP D SEPTEMBER 7, 2019 09-03-2019: MAIL RECEIPTS (TRIP’S A, B, C) TO FONTAINE
0.5 HOUR $75/hr. $37.50
09-07-2019: FIELDWORK 10.5 HOURS $75/hr. $787.50
09-07-2019: FIELDWORK RECORD WRITE-UP 1.0 HOUR $75/hr. $75.00
09-07-2019: TOTAL MILEAGE TRIP D 315 MILES $0.50/mile $157.50
09-09-2019: ENTER WL’s TRIP D INTO ELECTRONIC WL DATABASE. PROOF ALL FROM TRIP’s A, B & C 1.0 HOUR $75/hr. $75.00
09-09-2019: E-MAIL WL REPORT TO LEVI KRYDER (NDWR), JENNA HUNTINGTON
(USGS), JEFF FONTAINE (CNRWA). 0.5 HOUR $75/hr. $37.50
09-09-2019: UPDATE ELECTRONIC RECORD OF WORK FOR TRIP D AND OFFICE WORK
1.0 HOUR $75/hr. $75.00
09-09-2019: COMPILE INVOICE # 13 TRIP D & OFFICE WORK
1.0 HOUR $75/hr. $75.00
TOTAL FOR TRIP D $1,320.00
GRAND TOTAL INVOICE # 13 FOR FIELD TRIP’s A, B, C, & D. All MILEAGE, OFFICE WORK AND EXPENSES. $10,582.28
NYLE PENNINGTON
2319 PINEBROOK DRIVE
CARSON CITY, NV 89701
775-883-3859
Time record for the period: JULY 1, 2019 TO SEPTEMBER 09, 2019
DATE ACTIVITY HOURS
08-15-2019: Depart Carson City @ 0800 hrs. en-route to Newark Valley, Jakes Valley
And White River Valley for well monitoring. Arrive Ely, NV @ 1800 hr.
08-15-2019: DAY: 10 Hours
08-15-2019: Fieldwork record write-up (motel). 0.5 Hour
08-16-2019: Depart Ely, NV @ 0800 hrs. en-route to Butte Valley and Clover Valley
for well monitoring. Arrive Wells, NV @ 1800 hrs. 08-16-2019: DAY: 10 Hours
08-16-2019: Fieldwork record write-up (motel). 1.0 Hour
08-17-2019 Depart Wells, NV @ 0700 hrs. en-route to Ruby Valley for well monitor,
then on to Carson City via Overland Pass. Arrive Carson City @ 1700 hrs.
08-17-2019: DAY: 10 Hours
08-17-2019: Fieldwork record write-up (Carson City). 1.0 Hour
08-21-2019: Depart Carson City, NV @ 0900 hr. en-route to Tonopah Flat for well
monitor. Arrive Tonopah @ 1600 hr.
08-21-2019: DAY: 7.0 Hours
08-21-2019: Fieldwork record write-up (motel). 0.5 Hour
08-22-2019: Depart Tonopah @ 0645 hr. en-route to Railroad Valley and Newark
Valley for well monitor. Arrive Eureka @ 1700 hr.
08-22-2019: DAY: 10.25 Hours
08-22-2019: Fieldwork record write-up (motel). 1.0 Hour
08-23-2019: Depart Eureka @ 0700 hr. en-route to Newark Valley, and Long Valley
For well monitor. Arrive Eureka @ 1800 hr.
08-23-2019: DAY: 11.0 Hours
08-23-2019: Fieldwork record write-up (motel). 1.0 Hour
08-24-2019: Depart Eureka @ 0700 hr. en-route to Big Smoky Valley for well monitor
then on to Carson City. Arrive Carson City @ 1300 hr.
08-24-2019: DAY: 6.0 Hours
08-24-2019: Fieldwork record write-up (Carson City). 0.5 Hour
08-25-2019: Proof and enter all WL’s from Trip B into 1.0 Hour
Electronic WL data base. 08-27-2019: Update electronic record of work for Trip B 2.0 Hours
08-28-2019: Compile Invoice # 13 for Trip B. 2.0 Hours
08-29-2019: Depart Carson City @ 0830 hr. en-route to Big Smoky Valley for well
Monitor. Arrive Tonopah @ 1630 hr.
DAY: 8.0 Hours
Fieldwork record write-up (motel) 0.5 Hour
08-30-2019: Depart Tonopah @ 0700 hr. en-route to Alkali Springs Valley and
Clayton Valley for well monitor, then on to Carson City. Arrive
Carson City @ 1500 hrs.
DAY: 8.0 Hours
08-30-2019: Fieldwork record write-up 0.5 Hour
09-01-2019: Enter WL’s from Trip C into electronic WL measurement file.
0.5 Hour
09-01-2019: Update electronic Record of Work for Trip C 0.5 Hour
09-01-2019: Compile Invoice # 13 for Trip C 1.0 Hour
09-03-2019: Mail receipts (trip’s a, b, c) to Fontaine 0.5 Hour
09-07-2019: Depart Carson City @ 0730 hr. en-route to Kumiva Valley and Granite
Valley for well monitor, then on to Carson City, arriving @ 1800 hrs.
DAY: 10.5 HOURS
09-07-2019: Fieldwork record write-up (Carson City). 1.0 HOUR
09-09-2019: Enter WL’s Trip D into electronic WL database, and proof all from Trip’s
A, B, & C. 1.0 HOUR
09-09-2019: E-mail WL report to Levi Kryder (NDWR), Jenna Huntington (USGS),
Jeff Fontaine (CNRWA). 0.5 HOUR 09-09-2019: Update electronic record of work for Trip D. 1.0 HOUR
09-09-2019: Compile Invoice # 13 for Trip D and all office work. E-mail Invoice # 13
And record of work to Fontaine. 1.0 HOUR
FIELD WORK RECORD WRITE-UP: 0.5 HOUR
MEAL FALLON NV: $8.38
LODGING: JAIL HOUSE MOTEL, ELY NV: $73.78
08-16-2019: DAY: 10 HOURS
FIELD WORK RECORD WRITE-UP: 1 HOUR
MEAL: DENNEY’S ELY NV: $24.30
FLAT REPAIR: GALE TIRE-ELY NV: $16.00
LODGING: REST INN SUITES-WELLS NV: $56.99
08-17-2019: DAY: 10 HOURS
FIELD WORK RECORD WRITE-UP: 1 HOUR
TOTAL MILEAGE TRIP A: 1,037 MILES
08-18-2019: PROOF ALL WL MSMTS. FROM TRIP A: 0.5 HOUR
08-19-2019: ENTER WL MSMTS. TRIP A INTO ELECTRONIC DATA BASE: 1 HOUR
08-19-19: UPDATE ELECTRONIC RECORD OF WORK-TRIP A: 2 HOURS
FIELD TRIP B 2019 08-21-2019: Depart Carson City @ 0900 hr. en-route to Tonopah Flat for well monitoring. Arrive Alum Stock Well @ 1337 hr. Easy msmt. Depart Alum en-route to Rogers Stock Well, arriving @ 1445 hr. Easy msmt. Depart Rogers for Tonopah, gas and motel check-in, arriving @ 1600 hr.
08-21-2019: DAY: 7 Hours
Field Work Record Write-up: 0.5 hr.
Meal-Lunch-Hawthorne: $9.56
Motel-Tonopah Station: $79.03
Meal-Dinner-Tonopah Station Café: $16.40
08-22-2019: Depart Tonopah @ 0645 hr. en-route to Railroad V. and Newark V. for well monitor. Arrive MX-101 @ 0816 hr. Easy. Depart MX 101 en-route to MX-225, arriving @ 0912 hr. Easy. Depart MX 225 en-route to MX-107, arriving @ 1012 hr. Discover major damage to well head. Suspect cattle rubbing on 2-inch steel riser pipe. Well head knocked over, concrete shroud broken in half, and much sand gone down hole obviously. Made rudimentary repairs to well head before departure. Will attempt major repair next year with coupler and riser. If well is sanded in, then will have to shift monitoring to an unused stock well 1.1 mile south from MX 107. Depart MX-107 en-route to MX-112, arriving @ 1123 hr. Easy and well intact. Depart MX 112 en-route to Bull Creek Stock Well # 1, arriving @ 1215 hr. Easy. Depart Bull Creek # 1 en-route to Green Springs Well, arriving @ 1321 hr. Easy. Depart Green Springs Well en-route to Paris Stock Well (South Pancake Well), arriving @ 1420 hr. Used 500 foot steel tape with weights. Good measurement. Held 1-foot difference from 2018. Exact same static WL as 2018. Depart Paris Well en-route to MX-60, arriving @ 1527 hr. Easy. Depart MX 60 en- route to Eureka for gas and motel check-in, arriving @ 1700 hr.
08-22-2019: DAY: 10.25 HOURS
Field Work Record Write-up: 1.0 HOUR
Motel-Eureka NV. Sundown Lodge (2 nights): $138.00
08-23-2019: 0630 hr. change flat tire left rear. Depart Eureka @ 0700 hr. en-route to Diamond Valley Auto (SR 278-Carlin Hwy.) for flat repair. $35.00. Depart DV Auto en-route to North Newark V. for well monitor. Arrive MX-66 @ 0853 hr. Easy. Depart MX 66 en-route to MX-65, arriving @ 0924 hr. Easy. Depart MX 65 en-route to MX-63, arriving @ 1012 hr. Easy. Streams at Buck Station flowing robust! Depart MX 63 en-route to Long Valley via Beck Pass. Arrive Sunshine Well @ 1208 hr. Easy. Depart Sunshine en-route to MX-122, arriving @ 1255 hr. Easy. Depart MX 122 en-route to MX-125, arriving @ 1324 hr. Easy. Depart MX 125 en-route to Nicks Stock Well, arriving @ 1352 hr. Drilled out 1-inch Measuring Port for access. (New top csg. rubber seal). Easy. Depart Nicks Well en-route to MX-128, arriving @ 1428 hr. Easy. Depart MX 128 en-route to MX-132, arriving @ 1515 hr. Easy. Depart MX 132 en-route to Eureka, via Buck Pass to Newark V. Arrive Eureka @ 1800 hr. Roads rough and rocky. Many Antelope hunters in area. Valley’s appear green and much replentished, from an abundant winter and a wet spring.
08-23-2019: Day: 11 HOURS
Field work record write-up: 1.0 HOUR
Flat Tire Repair: $35.00 (Rock Puncture) 08-24-2019: Depart Eureka @ 0700 hr. en-route to Unused Stock Well, Northern Big Smoky Valley, arriving @ 0921 hr. Easy. Depart Big Smoky V. en-route to Carson City via Hwy 50, arriving Carson City @ 1300 hrs.
DAY: 6 HOURS
Field Work Record Write-up: 0.5 HOUR
Meal-Breakfast-Pony Express Deli: $11.75
TOTAL MILEAGE TRIP B: 1,048 MILES
08-25-2019: Proof and enter all Water Level’s from Trip B into electronic WL data base:
1 HOUR
08-27-2019: Update electronic record of work for Trip B. 2 HOURS
FIELD TRIP C 2019 08-29-2019: Depart Carson City @ 0830 hrs. en-route to Big Smoky Valley for well monitor. Arrive Bingo Well @ 1328 hrs. Easy. Depart Bingo en-route to MW-118 Well (RMG), arriving @ 1500 hr. Easy. Depart MW-118 en-route to Tonopah for gas and motel check-in, arriving @ 1630 hrs. DAY: 8.0 HOURS
Field work record write-up: 0.5 HOUR
Motel lodging-Tonopah Station (1 night): $79.03
Meal-Dinner-Tonopah Station: $20.31
08-30-2019: Depart Tonopah @ 0700 hr. en-route to Alkali Springs Valley for well monitor. Arrive North Alkali Flat Well @ 0743 hr. Easy. Depart North Alkali Flat Well en-route to Goldfield # 1 Well to meet with ESCOPW rep. (Willy). He had already procured WL measurement (via transducer), then began pumping well to fill two large capacity tanks adjacent. Willy brought me up to date on Gemfield Gold Corps. plans to drill two large capacity mine wells adjacent south from Goldfield # 1 Well, to be used for mining and milling purpose’s . Mining here is in full swing. Depart Goldfield # 1 en-route to Goldfield Mine Well, arriving @ 0847 hr. Well being pumped via large capacity generator, by Gemfield Gold, for mining and milling purpose’s. Depart Goldfield Mine Well en-route to Clayton Valley Stock Well, arriving @ 0955 hrs. Well Dry. Lithium distillation ponds adjacent north, are now expansive. Depart Clayton Stock Well en-route to Silver Peak WO-2 Truck Fill Well, arriving @ 1014 hr. Easy. Depart WO-2 en-route to Carson City via Hwy 95, arriving Carson City @ 1500 hrs. DAY: 8.0 HOURS Field work record write-up: 0.5 HOUR
Total mileage Trip C: 592 miles.
09-01-2019: Enter WL’s from Trip C into electronic WL msmt. file: 0.5 Hour.
09-01-2019: Update electronic Record of Work for Trip C: 0.5 Hour.
09-03-2019: Mail receipts (trip’s a, b, & c) to Fontaine. 0.5 Hour.
FIELD TRIP D 2019 09-07-2019: (Saturday). Depart Carson City @ 0730 hrs. en-route to Kumiva Valley via SR 447. (112 miles to turn-off @ N. Winnemucca Lake bed). Arrive Jayhawk-Limbo Well @ 1042 hr. Well pumping via new and impressive solar array-completely modernized. Estimate pump rate at one full gpm. Large diameter stock tank brim full. Depart Jayhawk en-route to Tunnel Springs Well, arriving @ 1142 hr. Easy. Water flowing artesian into cement cistern (10% full), at est. 0.1 gpm. Depart Tunnel en-route to USBLM Desert Well, arriving @ 1235 hr. Easy. Many burro/horses and cattle on range in Kumiva Valley. Depart Desert Well en-route to USBLM Stock Well (Granite Valley), arriving @ 1356 hr. Easy. New white large capacity storage tank adjacent. Well is pumped via generator, but is not being pumped this visit. Depart Stock Well en-route to C-Punch Warm Water Well, arriving @ 1435 hr. Easy, with new measuring port that C-Punch installed last year, per NDWR order. Depart Warm Water Well en-route to West Ragged Top Stock Well, arriving @ 1511 hr. Easy. Stock tank brim full, but no cattle here. Depart West Ragged Top Well en-route to Carson City via I-80 West. Arrive Carson City @ 1800 hrs.
Field Trip D: DAY: 10.5 HOURS
Field Work Record Write-up: 1.0 HOUR
Total mileage Trip D: 315 miles
09-09-2019: Enter WL’s from Trip D into electronic WL msmt. file, and proof all WL’s from Trip’s A, B, & C. 1.0 HOUR
09-09-2019: E-mail Water Level Measurement Report to: Levi Kryder (NDWR), Jenna Huntington (USGS), and Jeff Fontaine (CNRWA). 0.5 HOUR
09-09-2019: Update electronic record of work for Trip D. 1.0 HOUR
Tab 2D
Invoice: June 30, 2019
From: To: Alex Tanchek Central Nevada Regional Water Authority PO Box 9607 c/o Jeff Fontaine Reno, NV 89507 400 Bunker Hill Dr. Telephone: (775) 636-3350 Carson City, NV 89703 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]
Date Description Total Time Rate Amount Preparation of draft May 17, 2019 CNRWA Board of Directors 5/17/2019 meeting minutes 1:30 $21.00 $31.50 Final preparation, review, and submittal of draft May 17, 2019 6/30/2019 CNRWA Board of Directors meeting minutes 2:00 $21.00 $42.00
Total Due: $73.50
Any expenses incurred after this invoice is sent will be submitted with the invoice for a later date. Tab 3
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CNRWA 2019 LEGISLATIVE BILL TRACKING SUMMARY Provided by Neena Laxalt and Alex Tanchek June 2019
In addition to the weekly tracking status sent and hearing meeting notes, in total, we followed 48 pieces of legislation for CNRWA. Of those, 27 (17 Assembly, 10 Senate) bills have been signed by the Governor or approved by the Secretary of State. 21 (12 Assembly, 9 Senate) of the bills we tracked, failed.
Of the specific water bills:
• 10 bills have been approved by the Governor, are pending in the Governor’s Office or have been provided a file number by the Secretary of State. o These 10 bills address various issues such as appropriation for water conservation projects, administration for irrigation districts (voting), plumbing fixtures, salaries for well drillers, withdrawals of groundwater from domestic wells during curtailment, extensions for water diversion projects, including water planning for local government planning, reserves of certain percentage of water available for appropriation in certain basins, and the limitation of use of certain rights dedicated to certain public entities.
• 5 bills failed o These bills related to the creation of the Advisory Board of Water Resource Planning and Drought Resiliency, management of hydrologically connected ground and surface water resources, navigable waters, water treatment (desalination) and recycling. o The most controversial bill which failed was AB 30 which allowed the State Water Engineer to require the elimination or avoidance of conflicts by the use of 3 M plans. This bill had no support by any stakeholder and it was agreed by the Governor’s Office to work on the Water Engineer’s concerns about conflicts in statute and the continuation of legal suits in the interim.
1 CNRWA 2019 LEGISLATIVE REPORT STATUS BILLS WHICH PASSED
ASSEMBLY
Authorizes a board of county AN ACT relating to local governing Nevada commissioners to appoint members to bodies; authorizing, under certain Approved by Associatio elected local governing boards in circumstances, a board of county NL: Appts to local the 484 AB021 CNRWA n of counties with smaller populations if commissioners in certain counties to governing board Governor. Counties insufficient number of candidates file appoint members of certain local Chapter 136 for election governing bodies Department AN ACT relating to the State Department of Provides for the creation of the of Conservation and Natural Resources; Fiscal Note: State Approved by Conservati Division of Natural Heritage of the creating the Division of Natural Heritage the 217 AB052 CNRWA on and Department of Conservation and within the Department; transferring the NL: DCNR Natural Governor Natural Natural Resources duties of the Nevada Natural Heritage Heritage Chapter 107 Resources Program to the Division 01/11: No official Department AN ACT relating to water; revising the board position of time period for which the State Engineer (Boland: AB 62 is Conservati may grant an extension for the completion further extensions on Approved by on and of work for the diversion of water; applications. We’ll Revises provisions governing the the 215 AB062 CNRWA No. 0799 Natural authorizing, under certain circumstances, keep powder dry on perfection of water rights Governor. Resources, the State Engineer to suspend the this.) Chapter 420 Division of limitation of time for the completion of Water work set forth in a permit or an extension NL: Water - DWR Resources previously granted Application extensions 1) Public (teleconference or video) can hear or observe each member; 2) Public member who is subject to an action item can participate by tele or video; 3) Public body can receive information from atty w/o open meeting, but action must be made in open meeting; 4) Receive training w/o open meeting; 5) Subcommittee or working group – open meeting; 6) Materials available upon request; 7) Agenda item to approve agenda prior to anything else, end meeting if quorum does not approve agenda; 8) Draft minutes of meeting available for inspection within 30 Fiscal Note: Local, working days after adjournment of the State Approved by Attorney Revises the Open Meeting Law to meeting until the public body approves the Unfunded Mandate the 421 AB070 CNRWA No. 0878 General clarify various provisions minutes; 9) Transcript prepared by a court Governor reporter qualifies as written minutes of the NL: Open meeting Chapter 566 public body; 10) If a public body takes law certain corrective action within 30 days after an alleged violation, AG may decide not to commence prosecution of the alleged violation. If the public body takes such corrective action, the deadline for the AG to file a lawsuit against the public body to take corrective action is extended by 30 days. This bill extends by 60 days the deadline by which such lawsuits may be filed when the public body takes certain corrective action; 11) Existing law authorizes the Attorney General or a member of the public to sue a public body:
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EXEMPT AN ACT relating to state resources; Fiscal Note: State providing for the issuance of state general 2/3RDS REQUIRED Approved by Office of obligation bonds to protect, preserve and Provides for continuation of the the 326 AB084 CNRWA the obtain the benefits of the property and Resource Conservation Bond Program NL: Conservation Governor Governor natural and cultural resources of the State ballot measure (Bond Chapter 480 of Nevada; providing for the use of the program proceeds of the bonds continuation) Fiscal Note: State
NL: Water - Critical management area, domestic well 0.5 acre feet w/ meter
2. Request the drafting of a bill to provide that in the event of the Office of AN ACT relating to water; requiring the the State Engineer, State Engineer to continue to allow Division of Water Legislative Approved by withdrawals of groundwater from domestic Resources, State Committee the 504 AB095 CNRWA No. 0048 Revises provisions relating to water wells under certain circumstances in Department of on Public Governor. groundwater basins where withdrawals have Conservation and Lands Chapter 304 been restricted to conform to priority Natural Resources rights (SDCNR), issues an order that would curtail existing domestic wells, instead of receiving no water, an owner of an existing domestic well must still be allowed a duty of 0.5 acre feet of water, provided a meter is installed on the well. AN ACT relating to historic preservation; revising and increasing the penalties for Approved by Assm. crimes related to certain actions which Revises provisions relating to the 868 AB152 CNRWA No. 0519 Monroe- tend to injure or destroy historic or Fiscal Note: State paleontological resources Governor Moreno prehistoric sites or the trafficking of Chapter 110 cultural property obtained from state land without a permit AN ACT relating to water; revising certain requirements relating to a plan of water Approved by Assm. Revises provisions governing water conservation; revising minimum standards Fiscal Note: Local, the 798 AB163 CNRWA No. 0682 Watts conservation for plumbing fixtures in new construction State Governor and expansions and renovations in certain Chapter 342 structures Under current law, a county is required to levy a special assessment annually, or at such time as needed, upon all taxable property situated within the confines of a particular water basin designated by the State Engineer to pay certain salaries and expenses of well supervisors, assistants Approved by Assm. Revises provisions governing certain and the Well Drillers' Advisory Board if the 45 AB233 CNRWA No. 0266 Kramer assessments on water certain license fees are not sufficient. Governor (NRS 534.040) This bill authorizes a Chapter 155 county to instead pay those salaries and expenses by appropriating money from the general fund of the county if the amount of the special assessment upon a property owner is less than the cost of collecting the assessment.
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AN ACT relating to tax credits; enacting the Southern Nevada Enterprise Community Economic Development Act; creating the Southern Nevada Enterprise Community Advisory Council; providing for the issuance of transferable tax credits to a project that satisfies certain Approved by requirements related to the economic Assm. Revises provisions relating to the 865 AB385 CNRWA No. 0516 development of the Southern Nevada Fiscal Note: State McCurdy redevelopment Governor Enterprise Community and certain other Chapter 159 requirements; authorizing the governing body of a city or county to grant abatements of certain permitting and licensing fees imposed or charged by the city or county; removing authorization for the issuance of certain transferrable tax credits for certain qualified projects AN ACT relating to local governments; Assm. providing that certain actions taken by a Approved by Committee Revises provisions governing local governing body of a local government are the 893 AB413 CNRWA No. 0367 on governments void if the actions are taken before the Governor Governmen governing body considers a business Chapter 165 t Affairs impact statement Office of Makes appropriations from the State Approved by AN ACT making appropriations to the the General Fund to the Department of the State Department of Agriculture for water EXEMPT 1177 AB504 CNRWA No. 0885 Governor, Agriculture for water conservation Governor. conservation projects and the purchase and Fiscal Note: State Office of projects and the purchase and Chapter replacement of laboratory equipment Finance replacement of laboratory equipment 445. AN ACT relating to the State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources; providing that the State Department of Assm. Revises provisions relating to certain Approved by Conservation and Natural Resources and Committee penalties imposed by the State EXEMPT the 1270 AB537 CNRWA No. 0893 the Division of Environmental Protection on Ways Department of Conservation and Fiscal Note: State Governor. of the Department are authorized to and Means Natural Resources Chapter 609 impose remedies other than civil penalties for violations of certain environmental laws 1. Request the drafting of a bill to provide for an interim study regarding the growing wildfire Enrolled and Legislative _CR: Directs the Legislative danger and issues in delivered to Committee 509 ACR04 CNRWA Commission to appoint an interim Nevada. Topics to be Secretary of on Public study concerning wildfires addressed by the State. File Lands interim study include, No. 46. but are not limited to, wildfire fuels reduction and early response issues Expresses support for the Nevada Greater Sage-Grouse Conservation Plan and the Enrolled and Legislative Nevada Conservation Credit System and delivered to Committee Revises provisions relating to public urges the United States Bureau of Land 511 AJR03 CNRWA Secretary of on Public lands issues Management to require compensatory State. File Lands mitigation to offset anthropogenic No. 23. disturbances in accordance with the Nevada Conservation Credit System Assm. Expressing the opposition of the Nevada Committee Enrolled and Legislature to the expansion of the Fallon on Natural delivered to Revises provisions governing public Range Training Complex as described in 1099 AJR07 CNRWA Resources, Secretary of land the Fallon Range Training Complex Agriculture State. File Modernization Draft Environmental Impact , and No. 26. Statement. Mining
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7. Request the drafting of a resolution opposing Enrolled and Legislative _JR: Expresses the opposition of the Expressing the opposition of the Nevada any potential delivered to Committee Nevada Legislature to the elimination Legislature to the elimination of the elimination of the 506 AJR08 CNRWA Secretary of on Public of the Nevada office of the Bureau of Nevada State Office of the Bureau of Land Nevada State Office State. File Lands Land Management Management of the Bureau of Land No. 27. Management (BLM), U.S. Department of Interior (DOI).
Department of Conservati Approved by on and AN ACT relating to mining; revising Revises provisions governing the the Natural provisions governing the review of certain 218 SB053 CNRWA No. 0748 process of adopting mining Governor. Resources, mining regulations by the Mining regulations Chapter Division of Oversight and Accountability Commission 279. Environme ntal Protection AN ACT relating to natural resources; revising provisions related to the protection of flora; revising certain definitions related to the protection of trees and flora and to forest practice and reforestation; revising provisions relating to a written plan for a prescribed fire; revising the information required to be included in an application for a logging Department permit; revising provisions regarding of logging operations; authorizing the Conservati suspension or revocation of a logging Approved by on and Revises provisions governing forestry permit for operating ground-based the 359 SB056 CNRWA No. 0101 Natural practices and reforestation equipment on saturated soil; revising the Governor. Resources, requirements for the performance bond Chapter 135 Division of which must accompany an application for a Forestry timberland conversion certificate; eliminating the requirement that the State Forester Firewarden cause a decennial report to be created regarding certain renewable natural resources in the State; eliminating the authority of the State Forester Firewarden to reduce the required amount for certain performance bonds; making various other changes relating to forestry; providing a penalty AN ACT relating to water; requiring the State Engineer to reserve a certain Sen. Fiscal Note: Local, Approved by percentage of the remaining water Committee Revises provisions relating to State the 541 SB140 CNRWA No. 0753 available for appropriation in certain on Natural appropriations of water in water basins Governor. basins; prohibiting the appropriation of Resources 02/28: Jeff - Support Chapter 405 such water; authorizing the use of such water in certain circumstances 01/11: Board Motion: AN ACT relating to land use planning; Support BDR outlined requiring, with limited exception, the by Mr. Fontaine governing body of a county or city to related to mandating Approved by Sen. Revises provisions relating to develop and maintain a water resource water resources in the 775 SB150 CNRWA No. 0139 Goicoeche planning and zoning plan; authorizing grants of money to land use plans Governor a certain governing bodies for the (Amended to include: Chapter 228 development and maintenance of water and must be resource plans completed within 10 years of passage)
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Existing law makes it a misdemeanor for a person to go upon the land or into any building of another in certain circumstances, including willfully going or remaining on land or in a building after being warned by the owner or occupant thereof not to trespass. For the purposes of determining whether a person has been given sufficient warning not to trespass, the owner or occupant of land may: (1) paint the area in a certain manner Sen. depending on the use of the land; (2) fence Approved by Revises provisions governing 17 SB221 CNRWA No. 0781 Settelmeye the area; or (3) make an oral or written the warnings against trespassing r demand to vacate the land or building. Governor. (NRS 207.200) This bill: (1) revises Chapter 393 provisions governing the requirements for painting certain posts, structures or natural objects to remove the distinction based on the use of the land; (2) provides that posting “no trespassing” signs in certain areas provides sufficient warning against trespass; (3) provides that using an area as cultivated land provides sufficient warning against trespass; and (4) defines the term “cultivated land” for such purposes.
AN ACT relating to irrigation districts; authorizing the trustee or trustees to Approved by Sen. Revises certain provisions relating to designate a beneficiary of a trust to vote in the 644 SB232 CNRWA Settelmeye irrigation districts certain elections, sign certain petitions and Governor. r run for certain offices of an irrigation Chapter 80 district Existing law requires a person to submit an application for a permit to change the place of diversion of water already appropriated. (NRS 533.325-533.345) Section 1 of this bill creates an exception Approved by Sen. Revises provisions relating to a from this requirement where: (1) both the the 635 SB236 CNRWA No. 0810 Goicoeche Fiscal Note: State change in the point of diversion original place of diversion and new place Governor. a of diversion are located on the same Chapter 407 property for which water has already been appropriated; and (2) the new place of diversion is located not more than 300 feet from the original place of diversion. AN ACT relating to water; limiting the use Approved by Sen. Fiscal Note: State 3rd Revises provisions relating to water of certain rights to appropriate water which the 664 SB250 CNRWA Settelmeye Reprint dedicated for projects have been dedicated to certain public Governor. r 04/04: Support entities Chapter 409 AN ACT relating to public records; clarifying the records of a governmental entity that must be made available to the public to inspect, copy or receive a copy thereof; revising provisions relating to the manner of providing copies of public records; revising provisions governing the actions taken by governmental entities in Approved by response to requests for public records; EXEMPT Revises provisions governing public the 648 SB287 CNRWA Sen. Parks revising provisions relating to the relief Fiscal Note: Local, records Governor. provided for a requester of a public record State Chapter 612 who prevails in a legal proceeding; revising provisions governing immunity from liability for public officers and employees who disclose or refuse to disclose certain information; revising provisions governing the fees that governmental entities are authorized to charge for a copy of a public record; providing civil penalties
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AN ACT relating to public records; providing for the designation of certain Approved by public records and portions of public EXEMPT Revises provisions relating to the 827 SB388 CNRWA No. 0437 Sen. Denis records as confidential; requiring a Fiscal Note: Local, governmental administration Governor. governmental entity to grant a request to State Chapter copy such records under certain 613. circumstances
In addition to the above-mentioned legislative bills, we also monitored the budgets for:
• NSHE - Desert Research Institute (101-3010), • DCNR - Conservation Districts Program (101-4151), • DCNR - Conservation Districts Program (101-4151), • DCNR - Water Resources (101-4171), • DCNR - State Lands (101-4173), • DCNR - Forestry - Fire Suppression (101-4196), • AGRI - Agriculture Registration/Enforcement (101-4545), • AGRI - Agriculture Administration (101-4554), • AGRI - Pest, Plant Disease Noxious Weed Control (101-4552)
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CNRWA 2019 LEGISLATIVE REPORT STATUS BILLS WHICH FAILED BILL DRAFT REQUESTS NOT INTRODUCED
ASSEMBLY BILLS Existing law exempts a public work that (Pursuant to costs $35,000 or less from a requirement Revises provisions governing Joint that a public work requiring the practice of employment of professional Standing professional engineering or land surveying Clark engineers, professional land surveyors Rule No. 487 AB002 CNRWA be executed under the supervision of a County and registered architects for public 14.3.1, no professional engineer, professional land works projects of state and local further surveyor or registered architect. (NRS governments action 625.530) This bill increases the threshold allowed.) for this exemption to $100,000 or less. Existing law prohibits a planning commission from amending the land use plan component of a master plan more than four times in a calendar year, except for (Pursuant to certain minor amendments and changes in Joint land use designated for a particular area Revises provisions governing the Standing which do not affect more than 25 percent City of Las amendment of the land use plan of the Rule No. 462 AB005 CNRWA of the area. (NRS 278.210) This bill Vegas master plan by local government 14.3.1, no provides an additional exemption from that planning commissions further prohibition for a change in the land use action designation of not more than 250 parcels allowed.) that is necessary in order to change the zoning boundary or classification of such parcels in accordance with a local ordinance. Department AN ACT relating to water; authorizing the (Pursuant to of State Engineer, under certain Joint Conservati circumstances, to consider the approval of 01/11: Oppose Standing on and 2nd Revises provisions governing the a proposal to avoid or eliminate conflicts Rule No. 214 AB030 CNRWA Natural Reprint appropriation of water between an applicant for a permit to NL: Water; DWR 14.3.4, no Resources, appropriate water and the existing holders Bill; conflicts further Division of of water rights and owners of domestic action Water wells allowed.) Resources (Pursuant to AN ACT relating to fire protection; making Joint it optional for a board of county Standing Provides counties with discretion in Nye commissioners to levy a tax for the NL: Fire district tax Rule No. 485 AB048 CNRWA manner of funding fire protection and County support of a district for a county fire authorization 14.3.4, no emergency services department or certain county fire further protection districts action allowed.) Fiscal Note: State 2/3RDS REQUIRED Unfunded Mandate AN ACT relating to water; requiring the Department State Engineer to adopt regulations (Pursuant to of 01/11: Board Motion: relating to the conjunctive management of Joint Conservati Come in with Revises provisions governing the groundwater and surface water; authorizing Standing on and concerns on AB 51, management of hydrologically the State Engineer to impose certain Rule No. 213 AB051 CNRWA Natural outlining support to connected groundwater and surface special assessments related to a program 14.3.1, no Resources, paring it down to water resources for the conjunctive management of further Division of section 3.1 and groundwater and surface water; providing action Water section 5 only that certain water rights are not subject to allowed.) Resources abandonment or forfeiture NL: Water - conjunctive management
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(Pursuant to Joint AN ACT relating to declaratory judgments; Authorizes a private plaintiff to bring Standing authorizing a private plaintiff to bring an an action for a declaratory judgment Rule No. 26 AB101 CNRWA Assm. Daly action for a declaratory judgment regarding the violation of a law by a 14.3.1, no regarding a violation of state law or a local state or political subdivision further ordinance by certain governmental entities action allowed.)
(Pursuant to AN ACT relating to land use planning; Joint revising provisions governing the manner Standing Assm. Revises provisions governing in which to terminate certain easements; 545 AB135 CNRWA Rule No. Carrillo easements requiring a public hearing to take action on 14.3.1, no a tentative map; requiring tentative and further final maps to include certain information action allowed.) (Pursuant to AN ACT relating to real property; Joint authorizing a board of county Standing commissioners, a governing body of a city Assm. Revises provisions governing the use Rule No. 953 AB198 CNRWA No. 0376 and the State Land Registrar to offer to Leavitt and ownership of certain land 14.3.3, no convey certain real property to private further property owners at no cost under certain action circumstances allowed.) (Pursuant to Joint AN ACT relating to water; requiring the NL: Assm. Peters: Standing Assm. Makes various changes relating to Desert Research Institute to conduct a water treatment, Rule No. 901 AB265 CNRWA Peters water study concerning water treatment and feasibility including 14.3.2, no recycling desalination further action allowed.) AN ACT relating to public records; Defines the term "public record" for revising provisions governing the EXEMPT (No further purposes of the laws requiring public inspection, copying or receipt of a copy of 16 AB371 CNRWA No. 0423 Assm. Daly Fiscal Note: Local, action access to the public records of state public records; abrogating any common- State taken.) and local governmental entities law exemption or exception to providing such access to public records (Pursuant to Joint AN ACT relating to local government; Standing revising the powers that a board of county Revises provisions governing local Rule No. 638 AB379 CNRWA Assm. Daly commissioners or the governing body of governments 14.3.1, no an incorporated city may exercise without further express statutory authority action allowed.) AN ACT relating to counties; authorizing a board of county commissioners to create by ordinance the office of county counsel; providing for the appointment of a county Assm. counsel; establishing the qualifications of Committee (No further Authorizes counties to create an a county counsel; authorizing a county 1264 AB539 CNRWA on WAIVER action Office of County Counsel counsel to appoint deputies and certain Governmen taken.) other staff; setting forth the powers and t Affairs duties of a county counsel; revising the responsibilities of the district attorney when the office of county counsel is created
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SENATE BILLS AN ACT relating to state lands; clarifying when an authorization from the State Land Registrar is required to perform work below the high water mark of a navigable Department river; requiring the State Land Registrar to (Pursuant to of establish by regulation fees for such Joint Conservati authorization and for permits related to Standing on and Revises provisions governing the use dredging, filling and installing certain Fiscal Note: State Rule No. 216 SB047 CNRWA Natural of state lands structures; revising provisions relating to 2/3RDS REQUIRED 14.3.1, no Resources, the accounting and use of the proceeds of further Division of certain fees for the use of state lands; action State Lands eliminating the requirement that the State allowed.) Land Registrar grant credit towards fees paid for the commercial use of state land; making various other changes relating to state lands AN ACT relating to energy; authorizing the (Pursuant to Colorado River Commission of Nevada to Joint Colorado sell electricity and provide transmission Standing Revises provisions governing the River service and distribution service to certain Rule No. 207 SB076 CNRWA provision of services by the Colorado Commissio new customers who receive a reallocation 14.3.1, no River Commission n of Nevada of capacity and associated firm energy further which was originally allocated to certain action existing customers allowed.) EXEMPT Fiscal Note: State
4. Request the drafting of a bill to require SDCNR to create, by regulation, AN ACT relating to public lands; creating a competitive grant Legislative Establishes a program to provide the Nevada Public Lands Grant Program program for purpose (No further Committee 510 SB096 CNRWA No. 0176 matching funds to assist in obtaining within the State Department of of providing funds to action on Public certain federal grants Conservation and Natural Resources; be used by local taken.) Lands making an appropriation communities and conservation groups for the matching of federal funds and provide an appropriation of $500,000 for that purpose. AN ACT relating to governmental administration; revising certain requirements for public notice of meetings EXEMPT of public bodies; requiring the minutes of Fiscal Note: Local, (No further Sen. Makes various changes relating to meetings of public bodies include a State 537 SB183 CNRWA action Gansert governmental administration detailed summary of certain matters; taken.) revising requirements related to the small 02/19: Jeff - Possible business impact statements prepared by concern, may impact state agencies for administrative regulations Existing law requires the State Land Registrar to establish by regulation the amount of fees for an application and usage for certain uses of state lands, including uses associated with navigable bodies of water. Section 1 of this bill (Pursuant to defines the terms “navigable body of Joint Senate water” and “navigable river.” Section 3 of Standing Revises provisions relating to natural Fiscal Note: State 975 SB280 CNRWA Minority this bill establishes the amount of the fees Rule No. resources 2/3RDS REQUIRED Leader charged by the State Land Registrar for an 14.3.1, no application for certain uses of state land. further Section 4 of this bill establishes the action amount of the annual fees charged by the allowed.) State Land Registrar for certain uses of state land associated with navigable bodies of water. Section 2 of this bill makes conforming changes.
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(Pursuant to AN ACT relating to land use planning; Joint defining certain terms relating to Standing superpads; authorizing the governing body Sen. Revises provisions relating to land use Fiscal Note: Local Rule No. 883 SB327 CNRWA No. 0440 of a county or city to include procedures Kieckhefer planning 2/3RDS REQUIRED 14.3.3, no for the development of a superpad in an further ordinance for planned unit development action and setting forth those procedures allowed.) AN ACT relating to water; creating the Office of Advisory Board on Water Resources the Creates the Advisory Board of Water (No further Planning and Drought Resiliency within EXEMPT 1243 SB499 CNRWA Governor, Resources Planning and Drought action the Division of Water Resources of the Fiscal Note: State Office of Resiliency taken.) State Department of Conservation and Finance Natural Resources Makes a supplemental appropriation Office of from the State General Fund to the AN ACT making a supplemental the Division of Forestry of the State appropriation to the Division of Forestry EXEMPT (No further 1239 SB531 CNRWA Governor, Department of Conservation and for an unanticipated shortfall for Fiscal Note: State action Office of Natural Resources for an firefighting costs taken.) Finance unanticipated shortfall in firefighting costs AJR: Urges Congress to require the Sen. Bureau of Land Management and the (No further 257 SJR01 CNRWA No. 0749 Hansen Forest Service to include Cheat Grass action in their forage estimates taken.)
BILL DRAFT REQUESTS NOT INTRODUCED
Assm. not 44 CNRWA Revises provisions governing water Oscarson introduced Sen. Revises provisions relating to local not 56 CNRWA WITHDRAWN Cancela governments introduced Sen. Revises provisions relating to not 245 CNRWA Kieckhefer conservation funding introduced Legislative Committee Revises provisions relating to public not 512 CNRWA on Public lands issues introduced Lands Legislative Committee Revises provisions relating to public not 513 CNRWA on Public lands issues introduced Lands Legislative Revises provisions relating to not 602 CNRWA Counsel administrative regulations introduced Assm. Committee on Natural Revises provisions governing state not 1098 CNRWA Resources, lands introduced Agriculture , and Mining Makes a supplemental appropriation Office of from the State General Fund to the the Division of Water Resources of the not 1238 CNRWA Governor, WITHDRAWN State Department of Conservation and introduced Office of Natural Resources for terminal leave Finance payout costs
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NRS 534.035 Groundwater boards: Establishment; number, appointment, terms and expenses of members; officers; meetings and quorum; duties; dissolution. 1. In each area designated as a groundwater basin by the State Engineer pursuant to the provisions of NRS 534.030, the board of county commissioners may recommend to the State Engineer that the State Engineer establish a groundwater board. The State Engineer shall determine whether or not a groundwater board is to be established and may direct its establishment by order. 2. If a groundwater board is established, the governing bodies of all the cities and towns within the designated area, the board of county commissioners of each county in which the area is located, and the governing body of any water district in which the area is included, or partly included, shall each submit a list of names of residents of the area to the Governor, who shall appoint seven members of the board. At least one member must be appointed from each list. 3. After the initial terms, the term of office of each member of the board is 4 years. The board shall elect one member as chair and one member as secretary to serve as such at the pleasure of the board. 4. The board shall maintain its headquarters at the county seat of the county in which the designated area is located, or if the area lies in more than one county, in the county seat of one of the counties in which the area is located. The board shall hold meetings at such times and places as it may determine. Special meetings may be called at any time by the secretary at the request of any four members, or by the chair, upon notice specifying the matters to be acted upon at the meeting. No matters other than those specified in the notice may be acted upon at that meeting unless all members are present and consent thereto. 5. A majority of the board constitutes a quorum, and the board shall act only by a majority of those present. 6. For each day’s attendance at each meeting of the groundwater board, or for each day when services are actually performed for the groundwater board, the members are entitled to receive per diem and travel allowances provided by law. Claims for those expenses must be paid as provided in subsection 6 of NRS 534.040. 7. The State Engineer shall not approve any application or issue any permit to drill a well, appropriate groundwater, change the place or manner of use or the point of diversion of water within the designated area, adopt any related regulations or enter any related orders until the State Engineer has conferred with the board and obtained its written advice and recommendations. 8. It is the intention of the Legislature that the State Engineer and the board be in agreement whenever possible, but, for the purpose of fixing responsibility to the Governor, if there is any disagreement between the State Engineer and the board, the views of the State Engineer prevail. A written report of any such disagreement must be made immediately to the Governor by the State Engineer and the board. 9. Any groundwater board may request from the State Engineer or any other state, county, city or district agency such technical information, data and advice as it may require to perform its functions, and the State Engineer and such other agencies shall, within the resources available to them, furnish such assistance as may be requested. 10. The Governor may dissolve the groundwater board by order if the Governor determines that the future activities of the board are likely to be insubstantial. (Added to NRS by 1961, 488; A 1967, 1252; 1973, 182; 1977, 1235; 1981, 67, 917)
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1. PUEBLO V. 59. LOWER REESE RIVER V. 111. ALKALAI V. (MINERAL) 167. ELDORADO V. 213. COLORADO RIVER V. 24S 2. CONTINENTAL LAKE V. 60. WHIRLWIND V. (A) NORTHERN PART 168. THREE LAKES V. 214. PIUTE V. UV161 166 Sandy 3. GRIDLEY LAKE V. 61. BOULDER FLAT (B) SOUTHERN PART (NORTHERN PART) 215. BLACK MOUNTAINS AREA Jean 25S 4. VIRGIN V. 62. ROCK CREEK V. 112. MONO V. 169. TIKAPOO V. (TIKABOO V.) 216. GARNET V. (DRY LAKE V.)* 165 167 C o 15 l 5. SAGE HEN V. 63. WILLOW CREEK V. 113. HUNTOON V. (A) NORTHERN PART 217. HIDDEN V. (NORTH)* o 1 r
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164A R iv 7. SWAN LAKE V. 65. PUMPERNICKEL V. 115. ADOBE V. 170. PENOYER V. (SAND SPRING V.) 219. MUDDY RIVER SPRINGS AREA er Primm 8. MASSACRE LAKE V. 66. KELLY CREEK AREA 116. QUEEN V. 171. COAL V. (UPPER MOAPA V.) 27S ¤£95 9. LONG V. 67. LITTLE HUMBOLDT V. 117. FISH LAKE V. 172. GARDEN V. 220. LOWER MOAPA V. 213 164B 10. MACY FLAT 68. HARDSCRABBLE AREA 118. COLUMBUS SALT MARSH V. 173. RAILROAD V. 221. TULE DESERT 28S 11. COLEMAN V. 69. PARADISE V. 119. RHODES SALT MARSH V. (A) SOUTHERN PART 222. VIRGIN RIVER V. Searchlight L M a k 12. MOSQUITO V. 70. WINNEMUCCA SEGMENT 120. GARFIELD FLAT (B) NORTHERN PART 223. GOLD BUTTE AREA o e h 29S a v e 13. WARNER V. 71. GRASS V. 121. SODA SPRING V. 174. JAKES V. 224. GREASE WOOD BASIN 214 14. SURPRISE V. 72. IMLAY AREA (A) EASTERN PART 175. LONG V. * NON CONTRIBUTING PART OF 30S 15. BOULDER V. 73. LOVELOCK V. (B) WESTERN PART 176. RUBY V. THE COLORADO RIVER BASIN 16. DUCK LAKE V. (A) OREANA SUBAREA 122. GABBS V. 177. CLOVER V. 74. WHITE PLAINS 123. RAWHIDE FLATS 178. BUTTE V. 14. DEATH VALLEY BASIN 31S 2. BLACK ROCK DESERT REGION 124. FAIRVIEW V. (A) NORTHERN PART (ROUND V.) 32S UV163 5. WEST CENTRAL REGION 125. STINGAREE V. (B) SOUTHERN PART 225. MERCURY V. Laughlin 17. PILGRIM FLAT 126. COWKICK V. 179. STEPTOE V. 226. ROCK V. 18. PAINTERS FLAT 75. BRADYS HOT SPRINGS AREA 127. EASTGATE VALLEY AREA 180. CAVE V. 227. FORTYMILE CANYON 33S 19. DRY V. 76. FERNLEY AREA 128. DIXIE V. 181. DRY LAKE V. (A) JACKASS FLATS 20. SANO V. 77. FIREBALL V. 129. BUENA VISTA V. 182. DELAMAR V. (B) BUCKBOARD MESA 21. SMOKE CREEK DESERT 78. GRANITE SPRINGS V. 130. PLEASANT V. 183. LAKE V. 228. OASIS V. 22. SAN EMIDIO DESERT 79. KUMIVA V. 131. BUFFALO V. 184. SPRING V. 229. CRATER FLAT 23. GRANITE BASIN 132. JERSEY V. 185. TIPPETT V. 230. AMARGOSA V. 24. HUALAPAI FLAT 6. TRUCKEE RIVER BASIN 133. EDWARDS CREEK V. 186. ANTELOPE V. 231. GRAPEVINE CANYON 25. HIGH ROCK LAKE VALLEY 134. SMITH CREEK V. (WHITE PINE & ELKO) 232. ORIENTAL WASH NOTE 26. MUD MEADOW 80. WINNEMUCCA LAKE V. 135. IONE V. (A) SOUTHERN PART This map indicates the designation of administrative 27. SUMMIT LAKE V. 81. PYRAMID LAKE V. 136. MONTE CRISTO V. (B) NORTHERN PART Reference: Water for Nevada. Report No. 3, October 1971 28. BLACK ROCK DESERT 82. DODGE FLAT 137. BIG SMOKY V. 187. GOSHUTE V. groundwater basins in the state at the time of publication. 29. PINE FOREST V. 83. TRACY SEGMENT (A) TONOPAH FLAT 188. INDEPENDENCE V. For specific information regarding designation orders and the 30. KINGS RIVER V. 84. WARM SPRINGS V. (B) NORTHERN PART (A) RIO KING SUBAREA 85. SPANISH SPRINGS V. 138. GRASS V. 11. GREAT SALT LAKE BASIN delineation of the administrative groundwater basins the reader (B) SOD HOUSE SUBAREA 86. SUN V. 139. KOBEH V. should contact the Nevada Division of Water Resources 31. DESERT V. 87. TRUCKEE MEADOWS 140. MONITOR V. 189. THOUSAND SPRINGS V. 32. SILVER STATE V. 88. PLEASANT V. (A) NORTHERN PART (A) HERRILL SIDING- 33. QUINN RIVER V. 89. WASHOE V. (B) SOUTHERN PART BRUSH CREEK AREA (A) OROVADA SUBAREA 90. LAKE TAHOE BASIN 141. RALSTON V. (B) TOANO-ROCK SPRING (B) McDERMITT SUBAREA 91. TRUCKEE CANYON SEGMENT 142. ALKALAI SPRING V. (ESMERALDA) AREA 143. CLAYTON V. (C) ROCKY BUTTE AREA 3. SNAKE RIVER BASIN 7. WESTERN REGION 144. LIDA V. (D) MONTELLO- 145. STONEWALL V. CRITTENDEN CREEK AREA 34. LITTLE OWYHEE RIVER AREA 92. LEMMON V. 146. SARCOBATUS FLAT (MONTELLO V.) 35. SOUTH FORK OWYHEE RIVER AREA (A) WESTERN PART 147. GOLD FLAT 190. GROUSE CREEK V. KEY 36. INDEPENDENCE V. (B) EASTERN PART 148. CACTUS FLAT 191. PILOT CREEK V. Regional Boundary Water Body 37. OWYHEE RIVER AREA 93. ANTELOPE V. 149. STONE CABIN V. 192. GREAT SALT LAKE DESERT Administrative Boundary 38. BRUNEAU RIVER AREA 94. BEDELL FLAT 150. LITTLE FISH LAKE V. 193. DEEP CREEK V. Marsh Inferred Boundary Line 39. JARBIDGE RIVER AREA 95. DRY V. 151. ANTELOPE V. (EUREKA & NYE) 194. PLEASANT V. State Line 40. SALMON FALLS CREEK AREA 96. NEWCOMB LAKE V. 152. STEVENS BASIN 195. SNAKE V. Dry Lake 41. GOOSE CREEK AREA 97. HONEY LAKE V. 153. DIAMOND V. 196. HAMLIN V. County Line Township / Range Line 98. SKEDADDLE CREEK V. 154. NEWARK V. DESIGNATED BASINS 4. HUMBOLDT RIVER BASIN 99. RED ROCK V. 155. LITTLE SMOKY V. 12. ESCALANTE DESERT BASIN Road 100. COLD SPRING V. (A) NORTHERN PART # City Designated 42. MARYS RIVER AREA (A) LONG V. (B) CENTRAL PART 197. ESCALANTE DESERT T Mountain Peak Designated (Irrigation Denied) 43. STARR VALLEY AREA (C) SOUTHERN PART Designated (Preferred Use) 44. NORTH FORK AREA 8. CARSON RIVER BASIN 156. HOT CREEK V. 13. COLORADO RIVER BASIN Designated (Preferred Use - Irrigation Denied) 45. LAMOILLE V. 157. KAWICH V. 46. SOUTH FORK AREA 101. CARSON DESERT 158. EMIGRANT V. 198. DRY V. 47. HUNTINGTON V. (A) PACKARD V. (A) GROOM LAKE V. 199. ROSE V. 48. DIXIE CREEK - TENMILE CREEK AREA 102. CHURCHILL V. (B) PAPOOSE LAKE V. 200. EAGLE V. 49. ELKO SEGMENT 103. DAYTON V. 159. YUCCA FLAT 201. SPRING V. 50. SUSIE CREEK AREA 104. EAGLE V. 160. FRENCHMAN FLAT 202. PATTERSON V. 51. MAGGIE CREEK AREA 105. CARSON V. 161. INDIAN SPRINGS V. 203. PANACA V. 52. MARYS CREEK AREA 162. PAHRUMP V. 204. CLOVER V. 53. PINE V. 9. WALKER RIVER BASIN 163. MESQUITE V. (SANDY V.) 205. LOWER MEADOW VALLEY WASH 54. CRESCENT V. 164. IVANPAH V. 206. KANE SPRINGS V. 55. CARICO LAKE V. 106. ANTELOPE V. (A) NORTHERN PART 207. WHITE RIVER V. 56. UPPER REESE RIVER V. 107. SMITH V. (B) SOUTHERN PART 208. PAHROC V. 57. ANTELOPE V. 108. MASON V. 165. JEAN LAKE V. 209. PAHRANAGAT V. 58. MIDDLE REESE RIVER V. 109. EAST WALKER AREA 166. HIDDEN V. (SOUTH) 210. COYOTE SPRING V. p 110. WALKER LAKE V. 211. THREE LAKES V. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (A) SCHURZ SUBAREA (SOUTHERN PART)* (B) LAKE SUBAREA 212. LAS VEGAS V. Scale 1:750,000 Office of the State Engineer (C) WHISKEY FLAT- Division of Water Resources HAWTHORNE SUBAREA September 2013 901 S. Stewart Street Carson City, Nevada 89701
Jason King, P.E. State Engineer
Nevada Division of Water Resources Monthly Report (Highlighted Applications are in the Central Hydrographic Region)
Monthly Report For The Month of: May 2019 Run Date: 7/18/2019 7:48:46 PM APP NO. DATE CHG BASIN OWNER NAME SRC DESCRIPTION CO DUTY DIV MOU POINT OF DIVERSION RATE SEC TWN RNG 46606R02 May-21 46606 107 SALONY FAMILY TRUST UG LY 2 0.010242 DOM 28 12N 23E 83619R01 May-29 83619 105 LIPPINCOTT, DOUG H. UG DO 4 0.0176 DOM 30 14N 20E 88844T May-01 63833 054 CORTEZ JOINT VENTURE UG DRY HILLS OASIS WELL EU 26.675 0.0373 STK 09 29N 49E 88845 May-02 45668 212 COX FAMILY TRUST UG CL 15 0.03 COM 09 19S 63E 88846T May-02 61754 167 STARTEL, INC. UG CL 600 0.94 CON 29 24S 63E 88847T May-02 61755 167 STARTEL, INC. UG CL 600 0.94 CON 29 24S 63E 88848 May-03 59997 108 DESERT PEARL FARMS, LLC UG TRUCK FILL WELL LY 1 0.045 COM 26 13N 25E 88849 May-03 75610 108 JASON CORPORATION UG TRUCK FILL WELL LY 6 0.022 QM 26 13N 25E 88850T May-03 66157 087 TMWA STR TRUCKEE RIVER WA 96 0.6 IRR 07 19N 20E 88850T May-03 66157 087 TRUCKEE MEADOWS WATER STR TRUCKEE RIVER WA 96 0.6 IRR 07 19N 20E AUTHORITY 88851 May-03 230 ACRES CULTIVATION LLC UG NY 73.5 0.89 QM 28 16S 49E 88852 May-06 028 DELONG RANCHES, INC. UG HU 2 0.003 QM 24 40N 30E
88853 May-06 028 DELONG RANCHES, INC. UG MARY SLOAN WELL HU 8.96 0.015 STK 08 40N 31E 88854 May-06 028 JHG, LLC UG WILLOW SPRINGS WELL HU 8.96 0.015 STK 04 40N 31E 88855 May-06 028 DELONG RANCHES, INC. UG WINDMILL WELL HU 8.96 0.015 STK 19 40N 31E 88856T May-06 709DTR 087 REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION STR TRUCKEE RIVER WA 46.56 0.2912 IRR 14 19N 19E COMMISSION OF WASHOE COUNTY 88856T May-06 710DTR 087 REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION STR TRUCKEE RIVER WA 46.56 0.2912 IRR 14 19N 19E COMMISSION OF WASHOE COUNTY 88857T May-06 711DTR 087 REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION STR TRUCKEE RIVER WA 53.36 0.334 IRR 14 19N 19E COMMISSION OF WASHOE COUNTY 88857T May-06 712DTR 087 REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION STR TRUCKEE RIVER WA 53.36 0.334 IRR 14 19N 19E COMMISSION OF WASHOE COUNTY
1 Monthly Report For The Month of: May 2019 Run Date: 7/18/2019 7:48:46 PM APP NO. DATE CHG BASIN OWNER NAME SRC DESCRIPTION CO DUTY DIV MOU POINT OF DIVERSION RATE SEC TWN RNG 88858 May-06 25032 070 ECHEVERRIA PUMPING, LLC UG HU 60 0.4408 COM 29 36N 37E 88859 May-09 55028 107 2008 VLOT REVOCABLE TRUST UG VLOT - STEWART WELL LY 10.529 0.0759 IRR 27 12N 23E 88860 May-10 84596 212 BAKER, TREVOR AND ALEXIS UG CL 1 0.001675 QM 13 22S 60E 88861 May-10 85444 212 SMITH, EDWIN R. AND VALERIE A. UG CL 2 0.002 QM 02 19S 59E 88862 May-10 140A BTAZ NEVADA, LLC UG BOTTLE WELL LA 6.8 0.0094 STK 02 17N 47E 88863 May-10 84129 212 DIAMOND H LAND COMPANY, LLC UG MOTORSPORT WELL CL 18 0.0333 COM 20 23S 61E 88864T May-10 85713 162 ROCKINGHAM CAPITAL NEVADA, UG OAKRIDGE WELL NY 10 0.1 COM 12 21S 53E LLC 88865T May-10 86830 162 ROCKINGHAM CAPITAL NEVADA, UG OAKRIDGE WELL NY 6 0.02 COM 12 21S 53E LLC 88866 May-13 17792 162 SHADOW MOUNTAIN FARMS LLC UG NY 4 0.0139 IRR 11 20S 52E SERIES 5 88867 May-13 17792 162 KENZEVICH, DON AND LAURA UG NY 2 0.00697 IRR 35 20S 53E 88868 May-13 17792 162 DG VENTURES, LLC UG NY 1 0.00349 IRR 31 19S 53E 88869 May-13 86558 162 DONNA LAMM FAMILY TRUST UG NY 8 0.027 IRR 12 21S 53E 88870T May-13 603DTR 087 BOARD OF REGENTS, UNIVERSITY STR TRUCKEE RIVER WA 350 0 WLD 07 19N 20E OF NEVADA 88870T May-13 604DTR 087 BOARD OF REGENTS, UNIVERSITY STR TRUCKEE RIVER WA 350 0 WLD 07 19N 20E OF NEVADA 88871 May-13 056 BTAZ NEVADA, LLC STR REESE RIVER LA 24880 100 IRR 18 16N 42E 88872 May-14 84751 106 WEST WALKER PARTNERS, LLC UG DO 74.78 1.65 IRR 19 10N 23E
88873T May-15 68350 216 DRY LAKE WATER, LLC UG CL 86 0.119 QM 27 18S 63E 88874T May-15 68350 216 DRY LAKE WATER, LLC UG CL 33.44 0.046 QM 14 18S 63E 88875T May-15 68351 216 DRY LAKE WATER, LLC UG CL 542.98 0.75 QM 10 18S 63E 88876T May-15 68352 216 DRY LAKE WATER, LLC UG CL 137.55 0.19 QM 14 18S 63E 88877T May-15 68353 216 DRY LAKE WATER, LLC UG CL 592.06 2 QM 14 18S 63E 88878 May-15 52918 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 99C ES 1567.77 2.166 MM 17 02S 40E 88879 May-15 52918 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 374A ES 1500 2.072 MM 08 02S 40E
2 Monthly Report For The Month of: May 2019 Run Date: 7/18/2019 7:48:46 PM APP NO. DATE CHG BASIN OWNER NAME SRC DESCRIPTION CO DUTY DIV MOU POINT OF DIVERSION RATE SEC TWN RNG 88880 May-15 52918 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 392A ES 1425 1.969 MM 09 02S 40E 88880 May-15 52919 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 392A ES 1425 1.969 MM 09 02S 40E 88881 May-15 52919 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 245A ES 1346.58 1.86 MM 19 02S 40E 88882 May-15 52919 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 387 ES 1008.27 1.393 MM 07 02S 40E 88882 May-15 52920 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 387 ES 1008.27 1.393 MM 07 02S 40E 88883 May-15 52919 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 394A ES 800 1.105 MM 24 02S 39E 88883 May-15 52920 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 394A ES 800 1.105 MM 24 02S 39E 88884 May-15 52920 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 109 ES 527.48 0.729 MM 03 02S 40E 88885 May-15 52920 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 305 ES 524.52 0.725 MM 02 02S 40E 88886 May-15 52920 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 133 ES 515.61 0.712 MM 29 02S 40E 88887 May-15 52920 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 101A ES 442.85 0.612 MM 10 02S 40E 88888 May-15 52920 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 102A ES 435.47 0.602 MM 09 02S 40E 88889 May-15 52920 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 180A ES 435.47 0.602 MM 27 01S 40E 88890 May-15 52920 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 384 ES 426.56 0.59 MM 03 02S 40E 88890 May-15 52921 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 384 ES 426.56 0.59 MM 03 02S 40E 88891 May-15 52921 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 333A ES 413.17 0.571 MM 16 02S 40E 88892 May-15 52921 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 378 ES 413.17 0.571 MM 16 02S 40E
88893 May-15 52921 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 131 ES 393.91 0.544 MM 20 02S 40E 88894 May-15 52921 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 170 ES 387.98 0.536 MM 34 01S 40E 88895 May-15 52921 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 352 ES 376.1 0.519 MM 35 01S 40E 88896 May-15 52921 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 15 ES 384.88 0.532 MM 18 02S 40E 88897 May-15 52921 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 22 ES 384.87 0.532 MM 34 01S 40E 88898 May-15 52921 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 8 ES 384.87 0.532 MM 01 02S 40E 88899 May-15 52921 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 3 ES 384.87 0.532 MM 29 02S 40E
3 Monthly Report For The Month of: May 2019 Run Date: 7/18/2019 7:48:46 PM APP NO. DATE CHG BASIN OWNER NAME SRC DESCRIPTION CO DUTY DIV MOU POINT OF DIVERSION RATE SEC TWN RNG 88900 May-15 49988 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 10B ES 350.66 0.484 MM 20 02S 40E 88901 May-15 49988 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 65A ES 278.49 0.385 MM 09 02S 40E 88902 May-15 49988 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 172 ES 276.91 0.382 MM 27 01S 40E 88903 May-15 49988 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 360 ES 273.94 0.378 MM 10 02S 40E 88904 May-15 49988 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 120A ES 268 0.37 MM 29 02S 40E 88905 May-15 44251 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 312 ES 269.6 0.372 MM 09 02S 40E 88906 May-15 44251 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 173 ES 231.7 0.32 MM 27 01S 40E 88907 May-15 44251 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 48A ES 227.14 0.314 MM 20 02S 40E 88907 May-15 44270 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 48A ES 227.14 0.314 MM 20 02S 40E 88908 May-15 44270 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 59 ES 210.78 0.291 MM 29 02S 40E 88909 May-15 44270 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 152 ES 207.81 0.287 MM 02 02S 40E 88910 May-15 44270 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 23A ES 203.4 0.281 MM 19 02S 40E 88911 May-15 44270 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 320 ES 198.9 0.275 MM 19 02S 40E 88911 May-15 44253 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 320 ES 198.9 0.275 MM 19 02S 40E 88912 May-15 44253 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 221 ES 191.52 0.265 MM 01 02S 40E 88913 May-15 44253 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 43A ES 185.58 0.256 MM 17 02S 40E 88914 May-15 44253 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 73A ES 184.06 0.254 MM 03 02S 40E
88914 May-15 44268 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 73A ES 184.06 0.254 MM 03 02S 40E 88915 May-15 44268 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 31B ES 181.09 0.25 MM 08 02S 40E 88916 May-15 44268 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 314A ES 181.07 0.25 MM 18 02S 40E 88916 May-15 44267 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 314A ES 181.07 0.25 MM 18 02S 40E 88917 May-15 44267 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 41B ES 179.63 0.248 MM 17 02S 40E 88918 May-15 44267 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 304A ES 170.74 0.235 MM 10 02S 40E 88918 May-15 44252 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 304A ES 170.74 0.235 MM 10 02S 40E
4 Monthly Report For The Month of: May 2019 Run Date: 7/18/2019 7:48:46 PM APP NO. DATE CHG BASIN OWNER NAME SRC DESCRIPTION CO DUTY DIV MOU POINT OF DIVERSION RATE SEC TWN RNG 88919 May-15 44252 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 9C ES 158.87 0.219 MM 17 02S 40E 88920 May-15 44252 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 107A ES 152.94 0.219 MM 02 02S 40E 88920 May-15 44255 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 107A ES 152.94 0.219 MM 02 02S 40E 88921 May-15 44255 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 49A ES 152.93 0.211 MM 07 02S 40E 88922 May-15 44255 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 52B ES 144.03 0.199 MM 07 02S 40E 88922 May-15 44257 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 52B ES 144.03 0.199 MM 07 02S 40E 88923 May-15 44258 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 116A ES 144.02 0.199 MM 03 02S 40E 88923 May-15 44257 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 116A ES 144.02 0.199 MM 03 02S 40E 88924 May-15 44258 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 8B ES 132.15 0.183 MM 17 02S 40E 88925 May-15 44258 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 395A ES 126.55 0.175 MM 24 02S 39E 88925 May-15 44269 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 395A ES 126.55 0.175 MM 24 02S 39E 88926 May-15 44256 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 339 ES 121.73 0.168 MM 09 02S 40E 88926 May-15 44269 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 339 ES 121.73 0.168 MM 09 02S 40E 88927 May-15 44256 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 39A ES 121.73 0.168 MM 17 02S 40E 88928 May-15 44256 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 104 ES 115.79 0.16 MM 10 02S 40E 88928 May-15 44261 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 104 ES 115.79 0.16 MM 10 02S 40E 88929 May-15 44260 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 340 ES 105.43 0.145 MM 10 02S 40E
88929 May-15 44267 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 340 ES 105.43 0.145 MM 10 02S 40E 88930 May-15 44260 143 ALBEMARLE U.S., INC. UG 16D ES 103.92 0.144 MM 20 02S 40E 88931T May-16 71052 107 CHILTON, MICHAEL J. UG LY 140 0.2508 IRR 25 13N 23E 88932 May-20 175 KG MINING (BALD MOUNTAIN), INC. UG MWW 7 WP 723.97 1 MM 32 24N 58E 88933 May-21 87616 024 NORTHERN NEVADA RENEWABLE UG WELL 28 WA 0.55 0.0023 STK 26 35N 23E RESOURCES, LLC 88934 May-21 85224 083 DEPAOLI, EDWIN L. UG WA 4 0.009 STK 21 20N 22E 88934 May-21 85224 083 FELTON, STEVEN C. UG WA 4 0.009 STK 21 20N 22E
5 Monthly Report For The Month of: May 2019 Run Date: 7/18/2019 7:48:46 PM APP NO. DATE CHG BASIN OWNER NAME SRC DESCRIPTION CO DUTY DIV MOU POINT OF DIVERSION RATE SEC TWN RNG 88935 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO, LLC. UG INDIAN MOUNTAIN WELL CH 15.09 0.02228 STK 22 19N 31E 88936 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO, LLC. UG ALKALI WELL CH 15.09 0.1114 STK 12 18N 30E 88937 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO, LLC. UG POINT WELL CH 15.09 0.0557 STK 11 19N 31E 88938 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO, LLC. UG SHIRT-TAIL WELL CH 15.09 0.1114 STK 28 20N 32E 88939 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO, LLC. UG KENT WINDMILL WELL CH 15.09 0.02228 STK 06 19N 32E 88940 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO, LLC. UG WEST LEE WELL CH 15.09 0.1114 STK 22 20N 32E 88941 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO, LLC. UG MOUNTAIN WELL NO. 1 CH 15.09 0.0223 STK 03 18N 32E 88942 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO, LLC. UG UPPER SHEEP CANYON WELL CH 15.09 0.0446 STK 22 19N 32E 88943 May-22 128 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO, LLC. UG LA PLATA WELL CH 15.09 0.0557 STK 08 18N 33E 88944 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO, LLC. UG MOUNTAIN WELL NO. 2 CH 15.09 0.0223 STK 03 18N 32E 88945T May-23 75150 042 NATIONAL OILWELL VARCO LP UG MW 6 EL 67.52 1 MM 26 42N 61E 88946T May-23 42687 044 JERRITT CANYON GOLD, LLC UG SWD 2-1 EL 397.62 0.55 MMD 18 40N 54E 88947T May-23 47414 044 JERRITT CANYON GOLD, LLC UG SWD 2-1 EL 607 0.84 MMD 18 40N 54E 88948T May-23 47148 044 JERRITT CANYON GOLD, LLC UG SWD 2-2 EL 289.5 1.636 MMD 18 40N 54E 88949T May-23 48175 044 JERRITT CANYON GOLD, LLC UG SWD 2-2 EL 333 0.954 MMD 18 40N 54E 88950T May-23 65324 044 JERRITT CANYON GOLD, LLC UG SWD 2-3 EL 543 0.75 MMD 18 40N 54E 88951T May-23 75514 044 JERRITT CANYON GOLD, LLC UG SWD 2-3 EL 625 0.864 MMD 18 40N 54E
88952 May-23 78715 084 FRIEDMAN, TORY A. UG WA 4.9 0.0069 IRR 18 22N 22E 88953 May-24 78528 087 THOMAS CREEK, LLC UG WA 5 0.0238 QM 12 18N 19E 88954 May-28 78DTR 091 SULLIVAN FAMILY 2005 TRUST STR TRUCKEE RIVER WA 21 0.072 MUN 31 19N 18E 88954 May-28 78DTR 091 SULLIVAN REVOCABLE FAMILY STR TRUCKEE RIVER WA 21 0.072 MUN 31 19N 18E TRUST 88954 May-28 78DTR 091 SULLIVAN, ALAN N. STR TRUCKEE RIVER WA 21 0.072 MUN 31 19N 18E 88955 May-28 156 MCKAY, RICHARD A. UG NY 2.69 0.0038 STK 11 12N 51E 88955 May-28 156 SCUTT, PAMELA S. UG NY 2.69 0.0038 STK 11 12N 51E
6 Monthly Report For The Month of: May 2019 Run Date: 7/18/2019 7:48:46 PM APP NO. DATE CHG BASIN OWNER NAME SRC DESCRIPTION CO DUTY DIV MOU POINT OF DIVERSION RATE SEC TWN RNG 88956 May-30 138 BARRICK GOLD U.S.,INC. SPR UPPER RYE PATCH SPRING EU 15.73 0.0217 STK 36 25N 48E 88957T May-30 86554 162 JEFFREY GUNTER ROLLOVER IRA UG BARNEY WELL B60 NY 86.5 0.493 COM 12 20S 52E 88957T May-30 86554 162 KEITH MARK GROSS IRA ROLLOVER UG BARNEY WELL B60 NY 86.5 0.493 COM 12 20S 52E 88958T May-30 84007 162 U.S. PROPERTY CORPORATION, LLC UG WELL T40 NY 58.556 0.081 COM 12 21S 53E 88959T May-30 84008 162 U.S. PROPERTY CORPORATION, LLC UG WELL T40 NY 7.792 0.011 COM 12 21S 53E 88960T May-30 84009 162 U.S. PROPERTY CORPORATION, LLC UG WELL T40 NY 54.543 0.0753 COM 12 21S 53E 88961 May-30 60881 072 STAR PEAK GEOTHERMAL, LLC GEO WELL 72-28 PE 1810 2.5 IND 28 31N 33E 88962 May-30 60883 072 STAR PEAK GEOTHERMAL, LLC GEO WELL 72-28 PE 1810 2.5 IND 28 31N 33E 88963 May-31 78718 162 GOLDEN PAHRUMP LAKESIDE, LLC UG MIDDLE WELL NY 31 0.079 COM 12 21S 53E 88964 May-31 78719 162 GOLDEN PAHRUMP LAKESIDE, LLC UG SOUTH WELL NY 31 0.33 COM 12 21S 53E 88965 May-31 81173 162 GOLDEN PAHRUMP LAKESIDE, LLC UG MIDDLE WELL NY 122 0.45 COM 12 21S 53E 88966 May-31 87747 162 GOLDEN PAHRUMP LAKESIDE, LLC UG SOUTH WELL NY 19 0.202 COM 12 21S 53E 88967 May-31 87748 162 GOLDEN PAHRUMP LAKESIDE, LLC UG MIDDLE WELL NY 19 0.049 COM 12 21S 53E V11682 May-06 028 DELONG RANCHES, INC. UG COW BARN WELL HU 0 0.02 STK 24 40N 30E V11683 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR SHIRTTAIL BIG SPRING CH 0 0.00446 STK 12 19N 32E V11684 May-22 128 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR UPPER 11 MILE CANYON CH 0 0.00223 STK 08 19N 33E SPRING NO. 3 V11685 May-22 128 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR UPPER 11 MILE CANYON CH 0 0.0069 STK 05 19N 33E SPRING NO. 2 V11686 May-22 128 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR UPPER 11 MILE CANYON CH 0 0.0069 STK 08 19N 33E SPRING NO. 1 V11687 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR SANDPASS WELL CH 0 0.025 STK 04 18N 31E V11688 May-22 124 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR THE HOLE SPRING CH 0 0.00223 STK 13 18N 32E V11689 May-22 128 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR BUCKBRUSH SPRING CH 0 0.00446 STK 04 18N 33E V11690 May-22 128 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR MIDDLE BOX CANYON SPRING CH 0 0.00446 STK 01 20N 33EH V11691 May-22 128 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR UPPER BOX CANYON SPRING CH 0 0.00669 STK 01 20N 33E
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Monthly Report For The Month of: May 2019 Run Date: 7/18/2019 7:48:46 PM APP NO. DATE CHG BASIN OWNER NAME SRC DESCRIPTION CO DUTY DIV MOU POINT OF DIVERSION RATE SEC TWN RNG V11692 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR LONG CANYON SPRING CH 0 0.00669 STK 33 20N 33E V11693 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR NORTH LEE SPRING CH 0 0.00446 STK 29 20N 33E V11694 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR WEST LEE SPRING NO. 2 CH 0 0.00446 STK 29 20N 33E V11695 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR RIPPLEY'S BIG SPRING CH 0 0.00669 STK 34 19N 32E V11696 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR RIPPLEYS SMALL SPRING CH 0 0.00223 STK 34 19N 32E V11697 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR MUD HOLE SPRING CH 0 0.00223 STK 22 19N 32E V11698 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR SIDE HILL SPRING CH 0 0.00446 STK 23 19N 32E V11699 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR PLANE WRECK SPRING CH 0 0.00669 STK 23 19N 32E V11700 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR SHEEP CANYON SPRINGS CH 0 0.00669 STK 24 19N 32E V11701 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR CAINS SPRING CH 0 0.00446 STK 02 19N 33E V11702 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR EAST LEE TOP SPRING CH 0 0.00446 STK 04 19N 33E V11703 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR LONG CANYON MUDHOLE CH 0 0.00446 STK 28 20N 33E SPRING V11704 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR STONE HOUSE SPRING CH 0 0.0069 STK 32 20N 33E V11705 May-22 101 BENCH CREEK RANCH CO., LLC SPR NEW WEST LEE SPRING CH 0 0.00223 STK 19 20N 33E
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Monthly Report For The Month of: June 2019 Run Date: 7/18/2019 7:54:51 PM APP NO. DATE CHG BASIN OWNER NAME SRC DESCRIPTION CO DUTY DIV MOU POINT OF DIVERSION RATE SEC TWN RNG 21049R03 Jun-19 21049 162 BRITTON, MARY UG NY 2 0.00596 DOM 26 19S 52E 21049R04 Jun-19 21049 162 BRITTON, MARY UG NY 2 0.00596 DOM 35 19S 52E 21049R05 Jun-19 21049 162 HUTCHESON, JOY AND BARBARA UG NY 2 0.00596 DOM 30 20S 53E 21049R06 Jun-19 21049 162 HOFMANN, RICKY AND PATRICIA UG NY 2 0.00596 DOM 30 20S 53E 21049R07 Jun-19 21049 162 LAGUNA ROAD INVESTMENTS, LLC UG NY 2 0.00596 DOM 30 20S 53E 49863R01 Jun-05 49863 105 MID TOWN VENTURES, LLC UG DO 2.41 0.0118 DOM 33 14N 20E 50403R03 Jun-27 50403 105 HENDRICKSON, JAMES A. AND UG DO 6 0.02866 DOM 36 13N 20E MARIA L. 77530R01 Jun-05 77530 105 MID TOWN VENTURES, LLC UG DO 0.95 0.004038 DOM 33 14N 20E 83065R01 Jun-03 83065 162 PRICE, MARGARET UG NY 2 0.0154 DOM 31 20S 53E 88968 Jun-03 072 BELL, JOHN R. AND JHONA UG PE 8.96 0.02 STK 30 32N 34E 88969T Jun-03 80101 097 FISH SPRINGS RANCH, LLC UG WA 10 0.01386 IRR 20 26N 19E 88970T Jun-03 80102 097 FISH SPRINGS RANCH, LLC UG WA 10 0.014 IRR 20 26N 19E
88971 Jun-03 85303 108 DAVID M. LITTLE FAMILY TRUST UG LY 87.5 0.2062 IRR 20 14N 26E AGREEMENT 88972 Jun-03 57606 162 GODFREY, MARCIA UG NY 2 0.0239 COM 19 21S 54E 88973T Jun-03 86446 173B RWD CURRANT CREEK, LLC UG NY 1200 2.52 IRR 12 10N 57E 88974 Jun-04 028 FOSTER, GREG L. AND MARY ANN UG PAIUTE WINDMILL WELL HU 11.2 0.015 STK 19 40N 26E 88975T Jun-05 DWR 109 WALKER RIVER IRRIGATION STR BRIDGEPORT RESERVOIR MI 9892.28 46.18 WLD 34 06N 25E DISTRICT EAST FORK 2 88976T Jun-05 DWR 106 WALKER RIVER IRRIGATION STR TOPAZ RESERVOIR WEST DO 7772.20 36.28 WLD 12 09N 22E DISTRICT FORK 16 88977T Jun-05 67238 129 SOLIDUS RESOURCES, LLC UG WELL PW-1 PE 389.96 0.5386 MM 34 29N 34E
1 Monthly Report For The Month of: June 2019 Run Date: 7/18/2019 7:54:51 PM APP NO. DATE CHG BASIN OWNER NAME SRC DESCRIPTION CO DUTY DIV MOU POINT OF DIVERSION RATE SEC TWN RNG 88978T Jun-05 67238 129 SOLIDUS RESOURCES, LLC UG WELL PW-1 PE 389.96 0.5386 MM 03 28N 34E 88979T Jun-05 67238 129 SOLIDUS RESOURCES, LLC UG WELL EW-1 PE 187.18 0.2585 MM 35 29N 34E 88980 Jun-05 101 PAYNE, JACK A. AND RACHEL L. UG CH 4 0.2 STK 17 18N 29E 88981 Jun-06 17921 205 YOUNG, RONAL CHAD AND BRENDA UG LI 25 0.107 IRR 35 04S 66E 88982 Jun-07 68400 108 ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY UG LY 64.28 0.204 QM 16 13N 25E 88983 Jun-07 68398 108 ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY UG LY 64.2781 0.27 QM 16 13N 25E 88984 Jun-12 71808 103 PAGE FAMILY TRUST 2016 UG LY 2 0.015 IRR 32 17N 22E 88985 Jun-13 203 KLOMP, STEVEN W. UG LI 46364.6 64 IRR 28 01N 67E 6 88986 Jun-18 76455 064 MARIGOLD MINING COMPANY UG WELL 4 HU 10 0.0138 MM 19 33N 43E 88987T Jun-19 86475 107 2008 VLOT REVOCABLE TRUST UG PIGEON WELL LY 442.02 2.43 IRR 16 10N 24E 88988 Jun-19 V01331 029 HAPPY CREEK, INC. STR HAPPY CREEK HU 0 0 DEC 02 41N 32E 88989 Jun-19 3063 029 HAPPY CREEK, INC. STR HAPPY CREEK HU 165.6 0.552 IRR 02 41N 32E 88990 Jun-19 76237 029 HAPPY CREEK, INC. UG HU 587.87 1.89 IRR 02 41N 32E 88991 Jun-19 76238 029 HAPPY CREEK, INC. UG HU 913.6 4 IRR 35 42N 32E 88992 Jun-19 76239 029 HAPPY CREEK, INC. UG HU 228.66 2.785 IRR 02 41N 32E 88993 Jun-19 76240 029 HAPPY CREEK, INC. UG HU 228.66 2.785 IRR 02 41N 32E 88994 Jun-19 76241 029 HAPPY CREEK, INC. UG HU 483.6 2.339 IRR 35 42N 32E
88995 Jun-19 76242 029 HAPPY CREEK, INC. UG HU 772.59 3.565 IRR 01 41N 32E 88996 Jun-19 76243 029 HAPPY CREEK, INC. UG HU 162.8 2.7 IRR 02 41N 32E 88997 Jun-19 76244 029 HAPPY CREEK, INC. UG HU 476 1 IRR 02 41N 32E 88998 Jun-19 77490 029 HAPPY CREEK, INC. STR HAPPY CREEK HU 3851.4 11.5 IRR 22 41N 32E 88999 Jun-19 78509 029 HAPPY CREEK, INC. STR HAPPY CREEK HU 0 1.29 IRR 22 41N 32E 89000 Jun-20 74436 016 LOST CREEK FARMS, LLC UG WA 1280 4.5 IRR 10 36N 18E 89001T Jun-21 83485 121A WALKER LANE MINERAL CORP. UG MI 242 0.5 MM 03 08N 34E
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Monthly Report For The Month of: June 2019 Run Date: 7/18/2019 7:54:51 PM APP NO. DATE CHG BASIN OWNER NAME SRC DESCRIPTION CO DUTY DIV MOU POINT OF DIVERSION RATE SEC TWN RNG 89002T Jun-24 45168 179 ELY MUNICIPAL WATER UG WP 2 0.018 MUN 15 17N 63E DEPARTMENT 89003 Jun-24 45168 179 ELY MUNICIPAL WATER UG WP 2 0.018 MUN 15 17N 63E DEPARTMENT 89004 Jun-24 78152 072 SUNRISE MINERALS LLC UG PE 40 1.781 MM 17 33N 36E 89005 Jun-24 78152 072 SUNRISE MINERALS LLC UG PE 35 1.569 MM 17 33N 36E 89006 Jun-26 V02147 090 LAKE HOUSE II, LLC STR GLENBROOK CREEK DO 1 0 QM 10 14N 18E 89006 Jun-26 V02148 090 LAKE HOUSE II, LLC STR GLENBROOK CREEK DO 1 0 QM 10 14N 18E 89007 Jun-27 053 BARRICK CORTEZ, INC. SPR LONE TREE SPRING 1 EU 31.36 0.0433 STK 21 29N 51E 89008 Jun-27 053 BARRICK CORTEZ, INC. SPR LONE TREE SPRING 2 EU 31.36 0.0433 STK 21 29N 51E 89009 Jun-27 053 BARRICK CORTEZ, INC. SPR LONE TREE SPRING 3 EU 31.36 0.0433 STK 21 29N 51E 89010 Jun-27 053 BARRICK CORTEZ, INC. SPR LONE TREE SPRING 4 EU 31.36 0.0433 STK 21 29N 51E 89011 Jun-27 053 BARRICK CORTEZ, INC. SPR LONE TREE SPRING 5 EU 31.36 0.0433 STK 21 29N 51E 89012 Jun-27 053 BARRICK CORTEZ, INC. SPR LONE TREE SPRING 6 EU 31.36 0.0433 STK 21 29N 51E 89013 Jun-27 053 BARRICK CORTEZ, INC. SPR LONE TREE SPRING 7 EU 31.36 0.0433 STK 21 29N 51E 89014 Jun-27 053 BARRICK CORTEZ, INC. SPR LONE TREE SPRING 8 EU 31.36 0.0433 STK 21 29N 51E 89015 Jun-27 76764 091 MKG FAMILY TRUST STR TRUCKEE RIVER WA 4.5 0.015 DEC 14 19N 18E 89016 Jun-28 25494 103 LUCAS, STANLEY UG MIRA VIDA WELL LY 19.28 0.039 MUN 08 16N 22E 89017 Jun-28 21474 103 LUCAS, STANLEY UG MIRA VIDA WELL LY 18.4 0.141 MUN 08 16N 22E
89018 Jun-28 26788 103 LUCAS, STANLEY UG MIRA VIDA WELL LY 138.32 0.88 MUN 08 16N 22E 89019 Jun-28 85717 087 TRUCKEE RIVER FLOOD UG WA 5 0.038 IRR 16 19N 20E MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY 89020 Jun-28 74065 105 HOLLISTER, GRAHAM, JR. AND UG DO 7.72 0.088 QM 03 13N 19E JOYCE A.
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Monthly Report For The Month of: July 2019 Run Date: 8/28/2019 5:19:46 PM APP NO. DATE CHG BASIN OWNER NAME SRC DESCRIPTION CO DUTY DIV MOU POINT OF DIVERSION RATE SEC TWN RNG 24674R01 Jul-02 24674 105 WEST RIDGE HOMES, INC. UG DO 18 0.268966 DOM 24 12N 20E 46024R01 Jul-15 46024 162 REDDICK, JENNIFER ANN UG NY 2 0.0089 DOM 29 21S 54E 46024R02 Jul-15 46024 162 COWLEY, NEIL AND LACIE UG NY 2 0.0089 DOM 29 21S 54E 69702R02 Jul-23 69702 089 SKAGGS FAMILY TRUST UG WA 6 0.02832 DOM 08 16N 20E 77192R01 Jul-05 77192 105 DMBK DEVELOPMENT LLC UG DO 2 0.0078 DOM 32 13N 21E 77193R01 Jul-05 77193 105 DMBK DEVELOPMENT LLC UG DO 10 0.03315 DOM 32 13N 21E 89021 Jul-01 75697 107 SIMMONS, LEIA H. UG WALKER RIVER RESORT NEW LY 60 0.127 QM 10 11N 24E WELL 89022 Jul-03 48040 106 VAIBHAV L.L.C. UG BEST WESTERN WELL DO 1.56 0.00685 COM 29 10N 22E 89023 Jul-03 10940 212 GILCREASE WELL CORPORATION UG CL 18.5619 0.03715 COM 09 19S 63E 1 89024 Jul-03 54DTR 091 GURNEA FAMILY REVOCABLE STR TRUCKEE RIVER WA 4.01 0.016 MUN 31 19N 18E TRUST 89025 Jul-05 40954 230 RAETZ, FRANK UG NY 13.18 0.089 IRR 22 16S 49E 89026 Jul-05 48479 230 AMARGOSA ENTERPRISES, LLC UG NY 15 0.0839 MM 25 18S 50E
89027 Jul-05 DCTR-3 101 HANEVA LLC STR TRUCKEE & CARSON RIVERS CH 550.57 0 DEC 33 19N 26E 89027 Jul-05 81306 101 HANEVA LLC STR TRUCKEE & CARSON RIVERS CH 550.57 0 DEC 33 19N 26E 89028 Jul-05 88242 176 DN RANCHING COMPANY, LLC UG EL 840 1.5 IRR 29 33N 60E 89029 Jul-05 46356 212 CITY OF LAS VEGAS UG CL 300 1.4 IRR 08 20S 60E 89029 Jul-05 46356 212 CITY-LAS VEGAS UG CL 300 1.4 IRR 08 20S 60E 89030 Jul-09 192 NANOFORCE TECHNOLOGIES LLC UG EL 500 6.89453 MM 22 35N 70E 89031 Jul-10 36079 089 HUTTER, CHARLES G. AND COLLIE UG ARTESIAN WELL WA 0.624 0.0017 REC 35 16N 19E L.
1 Monthly Report For The Month of: July 2019 Run Date: 8/28/2019 5:19:46 PM APP NO. DATE CHG BASIN OWNER NAME SRC DESCRIPTION CO DUTY DIV MOU POINT OF DIVERSION RATE SEC TWN RNG 89032 Jul-11 64056 091 JUNIPER RIDGE HOA STR TRUCKEE RIVER STEAMBOAT WA 24.51 0.153 DEC 31 19N 18E CANAL 89033T Jul-12 78528 087 THOMAS CREEK LLC UG WA 5 0.0238 QM 12 18N 19E 89034E Jul-12 212 LAS VEGAS CONVENTION AND UG RW-9 THROUGH RW-14 CL 90 0.12 ENV 10 21S 61E VISITOR AUTHORITY 89035E Jul-12 212 LAS VEGAS CONVENTION AND UG RW-15 CL 15 0.02 ENV 10 21S 61E VISITOR AUTHORITY 89036E Jul-12 212 LAS VEGAS CONVENTION AND UG RW-1 TO RW-8 & RW-21 & 22 CL 165 0.23 ENV 09 21S 61E VISITOR AUTHORITY 89037E Jul-12 212 LAS VEGAS CONVENTION AND UG RW-16 THROUGH RW-20 CL 75 0.1 ENV 10 21S 61E VISITOR AUTHORITY 89038T Jul-15 30411 230 GENEERCO, INC. UG NY 303.15 1.072 IRR 23 16S 48E 89039 Jul-15 127 PARENT, HARRY J. UG CH 10 0.5 MM 34 16N 37E 89040 Jul-15 87447 212 JASPERSON, KURT REID UG CL 1 0.00198 QM 11 19S 60E 89041 Jul-15 87446 212 JASPERSON, KURT REID UG CL 1 0.00198 QM 11 19S 60E 89042 Jul-15 38483 177 PATANE, JAMES R. AND ANGELA UG EL 53 0.166 IRR 05 34N 63E 89043 Jul-16 86558 162 JOHANNES, JOHN UG NY 1 0.00333 COM 17 20S 53E 89044 Jul-16 17792 162 RICHARDSON, STEVE UG NY 2 0.00697 DOM 03 21S 53E 89045T Jul-17 V02289 228 BRIAN L. GREENSPUN SEPARATE SPR NORTH SPRING NY 12 0.017 MM 10 11S 47E PROPERTY TRUST 89045T Jul-17 V02289 228 DANIEL A. GREENSPUN SEPARATE SPR NORTH SPRING NY 12 0.017 MM 10 11S 47E PROPERTY TRUST 89045T Jul-17 V02289 228 JANE GREENSPUN GALE SEPARATE SPR NORTH SPRING NY 12 0.017 MM 10 11S 47E PROPERTY TRUST
89045T Jul-17 V02289 228 SUSAN GREENSPUN FINE FAMILY SPR NORTH SPRING NY 12 0.017 MM 10 11S 47E TRUST 89046T Jul-18 58598 149 COLVIN & SON, LLC UG NY 36.2130 0.05 STK 09 01N 46E 2 89047T Jul-18 58114 149 COLVIN & SON, LLC UG NY 36.2130 0.05 STK 31 01N 46E 2 89048T Jul-18 58112 149 COLVIN & SON, LLC UG NY 36.2130 0.05 STK 15 02N 46E 2 89049 Jul-18 141 COLVIN & SON, LLC UG AIRPORT WELL NY 6.72 0.01 STK 19 02N 44E 89050 Jul-18 141 COLVIN & SON, LLC UG BLACK ROCK WELL NY 6.72 0.01 STK 16 04N 43E 89051 Jul-18 141 COLVIN & SON, LLC UG CORNELL WELL NY 6.72 0.01 STK 16 03N 44E
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Monthly Report For The Month of: July 2019 Run Date: 8/28/2019 5:19:46 PM APP NO. DATE CHG BASIN OWNER NAME SRC DESCRIPTION CO DUTY DIV MOU POINT OF DIVERSION RATE SEC TWN RNG 89052 Jul-18 141 COLVIN & SON, LLC UG GRAHAM WELL NY 44.82 0.06 STK 05 04N 44E 89053 Jul-18 141 COLVIN & SON, LLC UG HENRYS WELL NY 6.72 0.01 STK 07 05N 44E 89054 Jul-18 141 COLVIN & SON, LLC UG PINE CREEK WELL NY 22.41 0.03 STK 21 02N 45E 89055 Jul-18 141 COLVIN & SON, LLC UG SAN ANTONE PASS WELL NY 11.21 0.02 STK 22 06N 43E 89056 Jul-18 141 COLVIN & SON, LLC UG SILVER CREEK WELL NY 22.41 0.04 STK 17 08N 45E 89057 Jul-18 141 COLVIN & SON, LLC UG SOUTH WELL NY 11.21 0.02 STK 19 01N 45E 89058 Jul-18 149 COLVIN & SON, LLC UG SALISBURY WELL NY 44.82 0.07 STK 15 02N 46E 89059 Jul-18 141 COLVIN & SON, LLC UG SPANISH SPRING WELL NY 22.41 0.03 STK 36 07N 44E 89060 Jul-18 149 COLVIN & SON, LLC UG THREE WELL NY 6.72 0.01 STK 09 01N 46E 89061 Jul-18 149 COLVIN & SON, LLC UG TWO WELL NY 6.72 0.01 STK 31 01N 46E 89062 Jul-19 85416 176 STONIER, JAMES K. JR. UG EL 1600 4 IRR 30 32N 60E 89063T Jul-23 72761 215 PACIFIC COAST BUILDING UG CL 527.275 0.75 MM 13 19S 63E PRODUCTS, INC. 89064T Jul-23 812DCR 103 CARSON WATER STR WEST FORK CARSON RIVER CC 100 0 QM 14 15N 20E SUBCONSERVANCY DISTRICT 89064T Jul-23 813DCR 103 CARSON WATER STR WEST FORK CARSON RIVER CC 100 0 QM 14 15N 20E SUBCONSERVANCY DISTRICT 89065 Jul-23 101 OMAHA TRACK, INC. UG CH 1.54 0.11 COM 27 20N 26E 89066 Jul-29 072 VAN CLEEMPUT, ERIC AND SPR PE 0.5 0.1 STK 29 32N 35E MARJORIE
89067T Jul-29 21049 162 BRITTON, MARY UG NY 4 0.012 COM 35 19S 52E 89068 Jul-29 21049 162 BRITTON, MARY UG NY 4 0.012 COM 35 19S 52E 89069 Jul-29 18739 090 FT PROPERTIES LLC LAK LAKE TAHOE DO 3.07 0.057 QM 34 14N 18E 89070 Jul-31 144 BOARD OF COUNTY UG TOWN OF GOLDPOINT ES 163.95 0.2265 QM 03 07S 41EH COMMISSIONERS ESMERALDA COUNTY
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Monthly Report (Highlighted Applications are in the Central Hydrographic Basin )
Monthly Report For The Month of: August 2019 Run Date: 8/28/2019 5:33:28 PM APP NO. DATE CHG BASIN OWNER NAME SRC DESCRIPTION CO DUTY DIV MOU POINT OF DIVERSION RATE SEC TWN RNG 18851R01 Aug-12 18851 153 EUREKA COUNTY UG EU 4 0.0155 DOM 04 21N 54E 18988R01 Aug-12 18988 153 EUREKA COUNTY UG EU 2 0.005 DOM 10 20N 53E 20565R01 Aug-12 20565 153 EUREKA COUNTY UG EU 6 0.035 DOM 32 20N 53E 23462R01 Aug-12 23462 153 EUREKA COUNTY UG LA 2 0.0055 DOM 35 21N 53E 23549R01 Aug-12 23549 139 EUREKA COUNTY UG EU 4 0.08 DOM 20 20N 52E 45417S06 Aug-09 45417 092B CITY OF RENO EFF EFFLUENT FROM WA 2171.4 3 IRR 32 21N 19E RENO-STEAD WWTF 45417S06 Aug-09 45417 092B RENO-CITY EFF EFFLUENT FROM WA 2171.4 3 IRR 32 21N 19E RENO-STEAD WWTF 46024R03 Aug-12 46024 162 TAUTFEST, MICHAEL THOMPSON UG NY 2 0.0089 DOM 26 19S 52E 75306R03 Aug-06 75306 087 RUST, JENNIFER UG WA 1.16 0.0024 DOM 26 18N 19E 86921R01 Aug-08 86921 087 RUST, JENNIFER UG WA 0.84 0.0017 DOM 26 18N 19E 89071 Aug-02 57062 091 C.B. MADDOX, LLC STR TRUCKEE RIVER WA 7.45 0.047 MUN 31 19N 18E 89072T Aug-02 V02678 059 RAND PROPERTIES, LLC STR TROUT CREEK LA 2.9 0.005 STK 18 29N 45E
89073T Aug-06 87503 129 COEUR ROCHESTER. INC. UG PE 275.9 1 MMD 15 28N 34E 89074T Aug-06 87508 129 COEUR ROCHESTER, INC. UG PE 300.5 1.23 MMD 10 28N 34E 89075T Aug-06 87509 129 COEUR ROCHESTER, INC. UG PE 1927.27 2.67 MMD 22 28N 34E 89076 Aug-09 87956 058 CENTRAL NEVADA HAY COMPANY UG LA 500 2.064 IRR 10 25N 42E 89077T Aug-09 48296 048 GIBSON, WILLIAM S. UG CHARLWOOD WELL EL 3.82 0.0053 MUN 17 33N 57E 89078 Aug-13 49445 084 MARLENE JOY IACOMETTI UG WA 2.5 0.025 IRR 35 23N 20E REVOCABLE TRUST 89079T Aug-13 86158 139 KOBEH VALLEY RANCH, LLC UG LA 2500 3.45 IRR 21 19N 47E
1 Monthly Report For The Month of: August 2019 Run Date: 8/28/2019 5:33:28 PM APP NO. DATE CHG BASIN OWNER NAME SRC DESCRIPTION CO DUTY DIV MOU POINT OF DIVERSION RATE SEC TWN RNG 89080T Aug-13 86161 139 KOBEH VALLEY RANCH, LLC UG LA 2500 3.45 IRR 22 19N 47E 89081 Aug-15 36079 089 SMITH TRUST UG WA 8 0.023 IRR 26 16N 19E 89082T Aug-16 10732 122 PREMIER SERVICES CORPORATION UG NY 361.986 0.5 MM 26 12N 36E 89083T Aug-19 44482 048 KOINONIA CONSTRUCTION, INC. UG CHARLWOOD WELL EL 2.39 0.0033 MUN 17 33N 57E 89084 Aug-22 12024 090 USDA FOREST SERVICE, L.T.B.M.U. LAK LAKE TAHOE DO 36.5 0.1 WLD 21 13N 18E 89084 Aug-22 12024 090 U.S.-FOREST SERVICE LAK LAKE TAHOE DO 36.5 0.1 WLD 21 13N 18E 89084T Aug-19 47973 048 KOINONIA CONSTRUCTION, INC. UG CHARLWOOD WELL EL 2.85 0.0322 MUN 17 33N 57E 89085T Aug-19 38126 228 BEATTY WATER AND SANITATION UG INDIAN SPRINGS WELL NY 20 0.0648 MM 26 11S 46E DISTRICT 89086T Aug-21 12651 107 2008 VLOT REVOCABLE TRUST OGW LY 564.8 1.34 IRR 27 12N 23E 89087T Aug-21 16997 107 2008 VLOT REVOCABLE TRUST OSW LY 1880 6 IRR 27 12N 23E 89088 Aug-21 12651 107 2008 VLOT REVOCABLE TRUST OGW LY 564.8 1.34 IRR 27 12N 23E 89089 Aug-21 16997 107 2008 VLOT REVOCABLE TRUST OSW LY 1880 6 IRR 27 12N 23E 89090 Aug-22 17081 090 U.S.-FOREST SERVICE STR SOUTH ZEPHYR COVE CREEK DO 0 1.6 WLD 10 13N 18E 89090 Aug-22 17081 090 USDA FOREST SERVICE, L.T.B.M.U. STR SOUTH ZEPHYR COVE CREEK DO 0 1.6 WLD 10 13N 18E 89091 Aug-22 7940 090 U.S.-FOREST SERVICE STR SOUTH ZEPHYR COVE CREEK DO 0 2 WLD 10 13N 18E 89091 Aug-22 7940 090 USDA FOREST SERVICE, L.T.B.M.U. STR SOUTH ZEPHYR COVE CREEK DO 0 2 WLD 10 13N 18E 89092 Aug-22 8327 090 U.S.-FOREST SERVICE SPR DO 0 0.1 WLD 11 13N 18E
89092 Aug-22 8327 090 USDA FOREST SERVICE, L.T.B.M.U. SPR DO 0 0.1 WLD 11 13N 18E 89093 Aug-22 6830 090 U.S.-FOREST SERVICE STR SKUNK HARBOR CREEK CC 32 0.105 WLD 27 15N 18E 89093 Aug-22 6830 090 USDA FOREST SERVICE, L.T.B.M.U. STR SKUNK HARBOR CREEK CC 32 0.105 WLD 27 15N 18E 89095 Aug-23 85508 142 ESMERALDA COUNTY UG ES 148.88 0.4981 QM 10 01S 42E 89096 Aug-23 85509 142 ESMERALDA COUNTY UG ES 148.88 0.4981 QM 10 01S 42E 89097 Aug-26 17792 162 NHF LLC UG NY 3 0.01045 IRR 28 19S 53E 89098 Aug-27 70986 061 BARRICK GOLDSTRIKE MINES INC. UG BW-53 EU 2171.91 3 MMD 13 36N 49E
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Monthly Report For The Month of: August 2019 Run Date: 8/28/2019 5:33:28 PM APP NO. DATE CHG BASIN OWNER NAME SRC DESCRIPTION CO DUTY DIV MOU POINT OF DIVERSION RATE SEC TWN RNG 89099 Aug-27 80705 061 BARRICK GOLDSTRIKE MINES INC. UG BW-53 EU 2171.92 3 MMD 13 36N 49E 89100 Aug-27 128 TERRA GEN DIXIE VALLEY, LLC UG CH 3258 4.5 IND 07 24N 37E
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Nevada Division of Water Resources Monthly Report (Highlighted Applications are in the Central Hydrographic Region)
Monthly Report For The Month of: September 2019 Run Date: 9/17/2019 2:54:51 PM APP NO. DATE CHG BASIN OWNER NAME SRC DESCRIPTION CO DUTY DIV MOU POINT OF DIVERSION RATE SEC TWN RNG 89108 Sep-03 11489 091 MICELI FAMILY TRUST STR WA 4 0 DEC 14 19N 18E 89108 Sep-03 454DTR 091 MICELI FAMILY TRUST STR WA 4 0 DEC 14 19N 18E 89108 Sep-03 455DTR 091 MICELI FAMILY TRUST STR WA 4 0 DEC 14 19N 18E 89109 Sep-04 175 KG MINING (BALD MOUNTAIN), INC. UG MWW-7 WP 600 1 MM 32 24N 58E 89110 Sep-05 050 NEVADA SOUTHWEST ENERGY LLC UG EL 6.2 0.0086 COM 11 33N 52E 89111T Sep-05 66983 205 MOAPA PIONEERS 1919 TRUST UG CL 117 0 IRR 22 14S 66E 89112T Sep-05 66985 205 MOAPA PIONEERS 1919 TRUST UG CL 7.43 0 IRR 22 14S 66E 89113T Sep-05 66987 205 MOAPA PIONEERS 1919 TRUST UG CL 337.5 0 IRR 22 14S 66E 89114T Sep-05 66992 205 MOAPA PIONEERS 1919 TRUST UG CL 1.015 0 IRR 22 14S 66E 89115T Sep-05 66999 205 MOAPA PIONEERS 1919 TRUST UG CL 1.015 0 IRR 22 14S 66E 89116 Sep-06 77999 149 HIGH TEST HAY, LLC UG NY 768 2.23 IRR 17 03N 48E 89117 Sep-06 83252 091 KAUFER, EDWARD C. AND CYNTHIA STR TRUCKEE RIVER WA 7.28 0.066 DEC 31 19N 18E A.
89118T Sep-06 46024 162 SKILLFUL SOLUTIONS LLC UG NY 1 0.067 COM 36 19S 52E 89119 Sep-06 46024 162 SKILLFUL SOLUTIONS LLC UG NY 1 0.067 COM 36 19S 52E 89120 Sep-06 24696 105 GIOVACCHINI FAMILY TRUST UG DO 19.82 0.0802 IRR 10 13N 19E 89121 Sep-06 64613 105 POYZER, ROGER W. AND DIANE M. UG DO 2 0.01 IRR 36 12N 19E 89124 Sep-10 48436 229 COEUR STERLING, INC. UG USW VH-2 NY 225 0.59346 MM 20 13S 48E 89125 Sep-10 77530 105 EAST VALLEY VIEW, LLC UG DO 1.2 0.005 IRR 34 14N 20E 89126 Sep-10 49862 105 EAST VALLEY VIEW, LLC UG DO 2.41 0.007 IRR 34 14N 20E
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XXXX CONGRESS
XXX SESSION S. _____
To provide for conservation and economic development, designate certain mountain peaks, and modify the boundaries of certain national recreation areas in the State of Nevada, and for other purposes.
IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES ______XXXXXXX introduced the following bill; which was read twice and referred
to the Committee on ______
A BILL To provide for conservation and economic development, designate certain mountain peaks, and modify the boundaries of certain national recreation areas in the State of Nevada, and for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE; TABLE OF CONTENTS.
(a) SHORT TITLE.—This Act may be cited as the ‘‘Southern Nevada Economic Development and Conservation Act’’.
(b) TABLE OF CONTENTS.—The table of contents for this Act is as follows:
TITLE I—MOAPA VALLEY TRIBAL EMPOWERMENT AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Sec. 101. Transfer of land to be held in trust for the Moapa Band of Paiutes. Sec. 102. Tribal fee land to be held in trust. DISCUSSION DRAFT 2 May 10, 2019-
TITLE II—CLARK COUNTY, NEVADA Sec. 201. Camp Lee Canyon and Lee Meadows Land Exchange. Sec. 202. The Desert Tortoise Protective Corridor Area of Critical Environmental Concern. Sec. 203. Definition of Public Park under the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area Protection and Enhancement Act of 2002. Sec. 204. Boundary Adjustment to the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. Sec. 205. Boundary Adjustment to the Rainbow Gardens Area of Critical Environmental Concern. Sec. 206. Amendments to the Clark County Conservation of Public Land and Natural Resources Act of 2002. Sec. 207. Land Disposal. Sec. 208. Establishment of Areas of Critical Environmental Concern. Sec. 209. Relationship to the Clark County Multi-species Habitat Conservation Plan. Sec. 210. Use of Public-Private Partnerships by Units of Local Governments TITLE III—WILDERNESS Sec. 301. Addition to the National Wilderness Preservation System. TITLE IV—DESIGNATIONS OF MOUNTAINS IN THE STATE OF NEVADA Sec. 401. Designation of Maude Frazier Mountain. TITLE V—LOCAL GOVERNMENT CONVEYANCES IN THE STATE OF NEVADA Sec. 501. City of Boulder City, Nevada. Sec. 502. City of Mesquite, Nevada. Sec. 503. Clark County, Nevada. Sec. 504. Moapa Valley Water District, Nevada. TITLE VI—TECHNICAL AMENDMENTS TO THE MESQUITE LANDS ACT OF 2003 Sec. 601. Amendments to the Mesquite Lands Act. TITLE VII—TECHNICAL AMENDMENTS TO THE SOUTHERN NEVADA LIMITED TRANSITION AREA ACT OF 2006 Sec 701. Amendments to the Southern Nevada Limited Transition Area Act. TITLE VIII—MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS Sec. 801. Off-highway Vehicle Recreation Area. Sec. 802. Eastern Nevada Transmission Project. DISCUSSION DRAFT 3 May 10, 2019-
Sec. 803. Lower Las Vegas Wash Weirs. Sec 804. Water Infrastructure. Sec 805. Amendment to the Las Vegas Valley Resource Management Plan of 1998.
SEC. 2. DEFINITIONS.
In this Act:
(1) COUNTY.—The term ‘‘County’’ means Clark County, Nevada.
(2) FEDERAL PARCEL.—The term ‘‘Federal parcel” means the parcel of approximately 16.54 acres of land in the Spring Mountains National Recreation Area that is generally depicted as Assessor’s Parcel Number 129-10-000-016 on the map entitled ‘‘Federal Parcel, Camp Lee Canyon’’ and dated February 22, 2019. (3) INDIAN TRIBE.—The term ‘‘Indian tribe’’ has the meaning given the term in section 4 of the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act (25 U.S.C. 5304). (4) RECREATION AREA.—The term ‘‘Recreation Area’’ means the Lake Mead National Recreation Area in the State. (5) SECRETARY.—The term ‘‘Secretary’’ means the Secretary of the Interior. (6) STATE.—The term ‘‘State’’ means the State of Nevada. (7) TRIBE.—The term ‘‘Tribe’’ means the Moapa Band of Paiutes of the Moapa River Indian Reservation, Nevada. (8) NON-FEDERAL PARCEL.—The term ‘‘non-Federal parcel’’ means the parcel of approximately 4.12 acres of non-Federal land owned by the County that is generally depicted as Assessor’s Parcel Number 129-10-000-006 on the map entitled ‘‘Non-Federal Parcel, Lee Meadows’’ and dated February 22, 2019. (9) PERMANENT PUBLIC FACILITIES.—The term “permanent public facilities” means above ground structures and facilities, including but not limited to buildings, trails, and roads, maintained or operated by a regional governmental entity or a unit of local government, as depicted on the table entitled “Southern Nevada Recreation and Public Purpose Leases”. (10) REGIONAL GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY.— The term "regional governmental entity" shall have the same meaning as set forth in Section 3 of the Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act of 1998 (Public Law 105-263 (as amended)). DISCUSSION DRAFT 20 May 10, 2019-
(2) location, entry, and patent under the United States mining laws; and (3) disposition under all laws pertaining to mineral and geothermal leasing and mineral materials. (h) TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITY CORRIDORS.—Designated transportation and utility corridors across federally owned lands shall be considered by the land management agencies as representing the "highest and best use" of the land they encumber and the "principal use" of those public lands. Secondary uses may be approved within a designated transportation and utility corridor so long as they do not adversely impact the primary use of the corridor. A secondary use which may have already been approved within a preexisting utility corridor must not subordinate the primary use or otherwise limit current or future rights of way holders from locating within the corridor subject to normal terms, conditions, and other appropriate mitigation. SEC. 802. EASTERN NEVADA TRANSMISSION PROJECT. (a) IN GENERAL—Notwithstanding sections 202 and 503 of the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 976 (43 U.S.C. 1711, 1763) and notwithstanding any other provision of law, subject to valid and existing rights, the Secretary of the Interior shall grant to the Southern Nevada Water Authority a nonexclusive right-of-way to federal land in Clark County and Lincoln County, Nevada for construction and operation of a power line to convey power between Coyote Spring Valley and Las Vegas Valley, as shown on the map entitled “SSEA 230kV Transmission”. The right-of-way shall consist of those rights-of- way previously granted to the Silver State Energy Association and to the Southern Nevada Water Authority under N-86357 and N-78803 for power lines within this same right-of- way. The right of way granted to the Southern Nevada Water Authority shall be subject only to the terms, conditions and stipulations identified in the existing rights-of-way, and shall not be subject to further administrative or judicial review. The right-of-way shall be granted in perpetuity and shall not require the payment of rental fees.
(b) UTILITY CORRIDORS. —Designated utility corridors across federally owned lands shall be considered by the land management agencies as representing the "highest and best use" of the land they encumber and the "principal use" of those public lands. Secondary uses may be approved within a designated utility corridor so long as they do not adversely impact the primary use of the corridor. A secondary use which may have already been approved within a preexisting utility corridor must not subordinate the primary use or otherwise limit current or future rights of way holders from locating within the corridor subject to normal terms, conditions, and other appropriate mitigation.
SEC. 803. LOWER LAS VEGAS WASH WEIRS. DISCUSSION DRAFT 21 May 10, 2019-
(a) IN GENERAL—The Secretary of the Interior shall complete construction of the remaining six erosion control weirs on the lower Las Vegas Wash, within the Lake Mead National Recreation Area, as identified in the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration’s 2010 Lower Las Vegas Wash Planning Study. The weirs shall be completed by the Department of Interior within eight years of enactment of this legislation. SEC. 804. WATER INFRASTRUCTURE. (a) IN GENERAL—Notwithstanding sections 203, 211 and 508 of the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1713, 1721, 1768) and notwithstanding any other provision of law, subject to valid and existing rights, the Secretary of the Interior shall, upon request by a public water agency, convey and transfer title of the federal lands on which water infrastructure owned or managed by that public water agency is located within Clark County. The conveyance and transfer shall not require payment and shall not be subject to further administrative or judicial review. SEC. 805. AMENDMENT TO THE LAS VEGAS VALLEY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PLAN OF 1998.
(a) IN GENERAL—The Las Vegas Valley Resource Management Plan of 1998 shall be amended to allow for the design and construction of flood control facilities outlined in the most recent update of the Las Vegas Valley Master Plan for Flood Control Facilities as developed by the Regional Flood Control District in the Coyote Springs Desert Tortoise Area of Critical Environmental Concern (ACEC), as generally depicted on the attached map entitled “Regional Flood Control District Master Plan Facilities in the Coyote Springs Area of Critical Environmental Concern.”