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PROGRESS REPORT FIVE 1 Travel Information dire6tions 1or 7S 395 1ro( the North. Facility Locations & Phone Numbers "S $%& from the North Atlantis: Ta/e e0it &. 1or 8oana 9ane, turning right onto 8oana 3800 S. Virginia St. Reno, NV 8950 9ane. To go to the Peppermill, turn right onto Virginia ! "800# $ 3%&500 Street. For the other 1a6ilities, turn le1t. "S $%& from the South Peppermill 707 S. Virginia St. Reno, NV 8950 Virginia Street is 7S 395 :*siness. A1ter +ou ha-e ! "775) 8 &% ! ! passed through )arson )it+, when 7S 395 and 7S 395 :usiness split, si('l+ re(ain on 7S 395 :usiness. )ourt+ard: &855 S. Virginia St. Reno, NV 8951! Arriving by Air ! "775) 851%8300 The Reno terminal is -ery eas+ to *se. E-en (ore )onvention )enter *se1*ll+ 1or inco(ing 1ans, the airport is -er+ 6entrall+ .590 S. Virginia St. Reno, NV 8950 lo6ated, 3ust a 6ouple o1 (iles 1ro( the 6onvention 6enter and our 6hosen hotels. FREE airport shuttles run e-ery 30 (inutes to the Peppermill and the Driving Directions Atlantis, wit2 a tra-el ti(e o1 under !0 (inutes. Reno% I-80 from the est Sparks )ab 6an pro-ide rides to the )ourt+ard 1or Ta/e e0it !3 o11 o1 I%80, turning right onto Virginia around ;! , and 6an 5e rea6hed at "775#333%3333. Street. A1ter 3*st under three (iles, the Peppermill To orldcon by Train will be on the right. A 1ew blo6ks later, the Atlantis and <e-in Standlee 6on-ention 6enter will be on the le1t, 1ollo4ed a bit Reno "station 6ode RNO# is on the A(tra/ past 7S 395 5+ the )ourt+ard, on the right. "http://www.a(trak.co(=# national passenger railroa, I-80 from the !ast net4ork. T4o trains ea6h da+ serve Reno station "the Ta/e e0it !5 to (erge onto 7S 395 South, then 1ollo4 )ali1ornia >e'2+r bet4een )hi6ago and the San ) *enovation THE 69TH WOR9A SCIENCE FICTION CONVENTION Francis6o :a+ Area#. The station is also served 5+ Peppermill or trans1er to the RT) )onne6t servi6e on 6onne6ting A(tra/ )ali1ornia 5*ses 1ro( Sa6ra(ento. Sout2 Virginia. RT) )onne6t runs 1ro( downtown to The )onvention )enter is about 3 (iles "5 /(# south o1 the 8ea,4ood 8all "past the )onvention )enter) and the train station, whi6h is in the 6enter o1 downtown operates ./7 wit2 -ery 1requent servi6e "basi6all+ Reno. ItBs an eas+ ta0i ride 1ro( the station, but there e-ery !0%! (inutes 1ro( & a( to 9 '(#. For (ore is also a 1requent lo6al 5*s ser-i6e "RT) RAPID: information 6all RT) )usto(er Servi6e 1or assistance http://www.rt64ashoe.co(/publi6%transportation-$&# at "775# 3.8%RIDE "7 da+s a 4eek 1ro( 7:00 a( to 7:00 that runs 1ro( the .th Street Transit )enter "one blo6/ '(# or -isit their 4e5site at 444.rt64ashoe.co(. northeast o1 the train station, on the opposite side o1 The 8arriott )ourt+ard is on the #57 bus route whi62 the train tra6ks as the A(trak station) to the starts at the 8eadowood 8all transit station and goes Peppermill=Atlantis=)onvention )enter area. Tra-el south on Virginia. th ti(e 5et4een . Street and the )onvention )enter is The Reno%Tahoe International Airport is also servi6e, appro0i(atel+ !5 (inutes, and bus 1are is ; one%4a+ 5+ RT) A66ess, a paratransit ser-i6e that 'ro-ides "6oins or bills a66epted, e0a6t 6hange require,#. door-to%door, pres6hedule, transportation 1or people Public Transit with disabilities who (eet the eligibilit+ 6riteria. )it+ :*s Route !9 onl+ runs hourl+ 8onda+ to Frida+ +igh Desert in August, Don-t Panic! "s6hedule is poste,#. The basi6 1are is ; .00 and the Reno in August (a+ be -ery di11erent than +our *sual airport sto' is at the nort2 end o1 the 6enter 6urb, haunts and 4e don't 4ant +ou to ha-e to spend +our outside o1 :aggage )lai(. The 6losest stop will 5e at -aluable @orl,6on ti(e getting adapted to the Shoppers SC*are "Pl*(b 9ane D S Virginia# 3ust nort2 6li(ate. I1 +ou attended Denvention 3, though, +ou're o1 the Peppermill. Fro( there +ou 6an 4al/ to the li/el+ to experience a (ilder -ersion o1 those PROGRESS REPORT FIVE $ 6onditions, as Reno is about eig2t hundred 1eet 6loser *egistration to sea le-el than Denver. Please 6he6k the (ailing la5el of this Progress Altitude Re'ort and (a/e a note of any 5a,ge na(e +o* @hile altitude si6kness doesn't tend to be a proble( (a+ ha-e 62osen. This will hel' when +ou 'i6k *' until (ore than &500 1eet abo-e sea le-el, there's no +o*r 5a,ge at the 6onvention. All 5a,ges (ust 4a+ to predi6t who (ight s*11er 1ro( altitude 5e 'i6/e, *' at Registration, incl*,ing those 1or si6kness. There are, ho4e-er, a 1ew things +ou 6an do to (ini(iGe +our risk and s+(pto(s. A-oid strenuous sta11, 'rogra( 'arti6i'ants, ,ealers, etc. a6ti-it+ 1or the 1irst . hours a1ter arri-ing in Reno. 0embershi1s Sta+ 2+drate,H Start ,rinking e0tra 4ater earl+ in Reno-ation (e(berships are a-ailable 1or i((e,iate +our trip, as airplanes and hotels tend to be prett+ ,ry. pur6hase at 444.reno-ations1.org and 5+ postal (ail. Reno-ation will be 'ro-i,ing +ou with 4ater bottles to Full information on all registration and pa+(ent help out wit2 t2is. options is a-ailable at 444.reno-ations1.org/register.php. <eep in (ind that al6ohol is a ,e2+drator, whi6h 6an • increase the s+(pto(s o1 altitude si6kness, so i1 +o* Adult Attending (e(bership: ; 0 are 1eeling ill, it's probabl+ best to sti6k to 4ater. Io* • )onversion 1ro( Supporting: ;!70 (a+ also 1eel the e11e6ts o1 al6ohol (ore readil+, so • Friend o1 the Reno :id 6onversion 1ro( please be (indful o1 this when i(bibing at parties or Supporting: ;!30 restaurants. • Ioung Adult 8e(bershi' "!$% ! +ears old on @ith these sensible pre6autions, +ou should be 3ust August !7, 0!!#: ;! 0 1ine. ?o4e-er, a -ery s(all (inorit+ o1 people (a+ 1ind • the+ ha-e hea,a6hes, shortness o1 breath, or (ore The Fa(il+ Rate " adults plus or (ore serious rea6tions. In the unli/el+ e-ent that +ou ha-e a dependent 6hildren): ;500 • hard ti(e breat2ing, are 6onfused "4ell, (ore than Attending (e(bership rate 1or )hildren "0%!& *sual#, or ha-e ot2er signi1i6ant 'ro5le(s, please see/ +ears ol, on August !7, 0!!#: ;75 (edi6al attention. Registration will be open 1or pre%pai, /limate sta11=-olunteers onl+ 8onda+ beginning PM, in the Reno is higher than (ost (a3or 7.S. 6ities at .,400 RS)) "lo6ation T:A#. Signs will be posted. 1eet abo-e sea le-el. The a-erage da+ti(e high in On Tuesda+, Registration will be open 1ro( !PM to August is 90 degrees Fahrenheit "3 )#, but it 6an ,ro' around 7PM 1or all (e(bers, at our (ain lo6ation in to 50 degrees Fahrenheit "!0 )# in the e-ening. the RS))'s Registration ?all. For the rest o1 the Since Reno is lo6ated in the high desert o1 the Great 6on-ention, Registration will 5e open 1ro( 9:30 A8 to :asin, relati-e 2*(idit+ is low throug2out the +ear, 5 PM. whi6h (a+ 1eel e0traordinaril+ dr+ i1 +ou're 1ro( the 8i,4est or East )oast. ?ere are a 1ew things to 6onsider 5ringing when +ou're pa6/ing 1or Reno-ation: • a hat • suns6reen • bandana • s4eater or light 4aterproo1 3a6/et • saline nasal spra+ • (oisturiGer 2 *enovation THE 69TH WOR9A SCIENCE FICTION CONVENTION PROGRESS REPORT FIVE & Iou will need ID when registering – ha-ing +our (ailing with a printe, 6o'+ o1 this poli6+. label will also help us deal with any queries. @e will At Reno-ation, 4e know that (ost people who 4oul, ha-e plent+ o1 lines open at pea/ hours to /eep t2ings li/e to 6arry 4eapons are sensible and 6are1ul (o-ing. indi-iduals. ?o4e-er, 4e (ust /eep in (ind liabilit+, )ash, 6he6/s, Visa, 8asterCard, Dis6o-er and legal issues, and our relationship wit2 the hotels and A(eri6an Express will be a66epted 1or ne4 the 6on-ention 6enter. 8e(ber sa1et+ is our 1irst (e(berships. 6onsideration and it is with this in (ind that this poli6+ Da+ A,(issions 6an be pur6hased online -ia the has been established. Reno-ation 4ebsite or in person at the door. Da+ NOTE: in addition to 6o(pl+ing with Reno-ation A,(issions are pri6ed a66ording to the da+ being poli6+, all (e(bers (ust abide, without e06eption 5+ pur6hased and the age o1 the pur6haser. "Kuote, all rele-ant legal require(ents and 5+ the 1igures are 1or @ednesda+ !$ / Thursda+ !8 / Frida+ require(ents o1 the 6onvention 6enter and host !9 /Saturda+ 0 / Sunda+ ! August respe6ti-el+#. hotels. Please note in parti6ular that 6asino resorts ha-e strong require(ents in pla6e to prote6t their Adult ;.0 / ;50 / ;70 / ;70 / ;30 se6urit+ and that these will be enforced "1or instance, Reno )ollege ;30 / ;.0 / ;&0 / ;&0 / ; 0 1ull 1a6e 6o-erings are not allo4ed anywhere on the Ioung Adult ; 0 / ;30 / ;.0 / ;.0 / ; 0 6asino 1loor). )hil, ;!5 / ; 0 / ; 5 / ; 5 / ;!5 #ervices U1date *enovation ea1ons Policy 3olunteers No real or realisti6 4eapons (a+ be 6arried anywhere )o(e one, 6o(e all. @e are a66epting -olunteers within the 6onvention e06ept during the 8asquerade through the online 1orm 1ound at or spe6i1i6all+ appro-ed e-ents.
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    Cultural Resources Overview of the Heinz Ranch, South Parcel (approximately 1378 acres) for the Stone Gate Master Planned Community, Washoe County, Nevada Project Number: 2016-110-1 Submitted to: Heinz Ranch Company, LLCt 2999 Oak Road, Suite 400 Walnut Creek, CA 94597 Prepared by: Michael Drews Dayna Giambastiani, MA, RPA Great Basin Consulting Group, LLC. 200 Winters Drive Carson City, Nevada 89703 July7, 2016 G-1 Summary Heinz Ranch was established in 1855 by Frank Heinz, an emigrant from Germany, who together with his wife Wilhelmina, turned it into a profitable cow and calf operation (Nevada Department of Agriculture 2016). In 2004, Heinz Ranch received the Nevada Centennial Ranch and Farm award from the Nevada Department of Agriculture for being an active ranch for over 100 years. A Class II archaeological investigation of the property was conducted in May and June 2016. Several prehistoric archaeological sites have been recorded on the property. Habitation sites hold the potential for additional research and have previously been determined eligible to the National Register of Historic Places. Historic sites relating to mining and transportation along with the ranching landscape are also prominent. Architectural resources on the property consist of several barns, outbuildings and residences. The barns are notable for their method of construction. Many are constructed of hand hewn posts and beams, and assembled with pegged mortise and tenon joinery. They date to the earliest use of the ranch. Residences generally date to the 1930s. Historic sites and resources located on Heinz Ranch provide an opportunity for more scholarly research into the prehistory and history of Cold Springs Valley (also Laughton’s Valley) and the region in general.
  • In Re Petition of Weststar Communications, Inc. CSR-3900-A

    In Re Petition of Weststar Communications, Inc. CSR-3900-A

    Federal Communications Commis~ion DA 96-561 Before the Federal Communications Commission Washington, D.C. 20554 In re Petition of ) ) WestStar Communications, Inc. ) CSR-3900-A ) For Modification of ADI Market of ) Reno, Nevada Television Stations ) MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER Adopted: April 9, 1996 Released: April 17, 1996 By the Deputy Chief, Cable Services Bureau: INTRODUCTION 1. WestStar Communications, Inc. ("WestStar") filed.the above-captioned petition pursuant to 47 C.F.R. §§ 76.7 and 76.59, requesting the exclusion from the Reno, Nevada television market of the eastern portions of Placer and El Dorado Counties in California served by its Truckee, California cable system. The petition is opposed by Page Enterprises, Inc. ("Page"), licensee of station KAME-TV, and Sarkes Tarzian, Inc. ("STI"), licensee of station KTVN, Reno, Nevada. Great Western Broadcasting Corp. ("Great Western"), licensee of station KXTV, Sacramento, California filed comments in support of the petition, and WestStar filed a reply to the oppositions. BACKGROUND 2. Pursuant to Section 614 of the Communications Act, as amended (Section 4 of 1 the 1992 Cable Act ), and implementing rules adopted by the Commission in its Report and Order in MM Docket 92-259,2 a commercial television broadcast station is entitled to assert mandatory carriage rights on cable systems located within the station's market. A station's 1 Pub. L. No. 102-385, 106 Stat. 1460 (1992). See 47 U.S.C. § 614. Broadcast Signal Carriage Issues, 8 FCC Red 2965, 2976-2977 (1993). 4815 Federal Communications Commission DA 96-561 market for this pwpose is its "area of dominant influence," or ADI, as defined by the Arbitron audience research organization.3 An ADI is a geographic market designation that defines each television market exclusive of others, based on measured viewing patterns.