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Votes at a glance: Carson City Board of Supervisors (April 9 meeting)
Summary
Summary of formal actions taken at the April 9 Carson City Board of Supervisors meeting, including motions and vote tallies for each recorded item.
At the April 9 meeting the Carson City Board of Supervisors recorded the following formal actions and outcomes (motions as stated in the meeting record):
1) Approval of minutes (consent). Motion to approve minutes of 03/06/2025 as presented — outcome: unanimous approval.
2) Consent agenda (items 8A, 8B, 9A, 10A, 10B) — motion to approve consent agenda with exception of 8C — outcome: unanimous approval of the consent items.
3) Item 8C — Levitt AMP street-closure request. Motion (Supervisor White) to approve closure of Second Street from South Minnesota to West Third Street (condition 2, page 48) for ADA parking; outcome: unanimous approval. (See separate article for full discussion and conditions.)
4) Resolution 2025R-5 — Sale of city remnant parcel (Assessor Parcel No. 010-542-01, approx. 0.13 acres). Motion to approve Resolution 2025R-5 directing the sale as described; outcome: unanimous approval.
5) Item 13A — Ratification of previously submitted USFS FY25 Wildfire Defense grant application ($3,967,780) and authorization for Mayor to accept if the 25% local match ($~991,945) is waived. Motion to ratify and authorize mayor to accept if the local match requirement is waived (mover Supervisor Gioami); outcome: unanimous approval.
6) Item 14A — Approval of collective bargaining agreement with Carson City Sheriff’s Supervisory Association (Lieutenants and Captains), retroactive 07/01/2024–06/30/2028; motion to approve and allow DA to make clerical non-substantive revisions — outcome: approved 4–1 (Supervisor David White voted no). Fiscal impact: additional ~$1,093,815 above prior five-year projections; approx. $1.1M affects current fiscal year.
7) Item 14B — Legislative positions and tracking. Board recorded direction to staff to engage with sponsors on AB332/AB469 (workers’ comp premium cap), to request an amendment to SB324 to limit bottled-water prohibitions to the Lake Tahoe watershed, and to support SB402 (building restoration districts) and AB133 (treasurer tech fund) as recorded in the meeting motions. Support for SB402 recorded 4–1; support for AB133 was unanimous; motions to request narrow SB324 amendment were approved.
8) Item 15A — Adoption on second reading of Bill 101 (Ordinance 2025-1), prohibiting unauthorized sleeping or camping in public places and authorizing removal under specified conditions; motion to adopt on second reading — outcome: unanimous approval.
The board’s official minutes and staff reports contain full motion text, packet references (pages cited in discussion), and the public-record votes. Where the minutes list a motion but do not name a seconder, the recorded vote is presented as shown in the public record.
Ending: Staff will execute follow-up tasks as directed (permit conditions for street closures; grant negotiation and match documentation; budget and payroll updates for the CBA; implementation work on the new camping ordinance) and report back on outcomes and any legislative testimony filed.
