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Trustees approve removal of Suburban Propane tanks at district property on South Main Street
Summary
The board voted unanimously to remove propane tanks the district had been paying rent on at 825 South Main Street; staff were directed to arrange removal and stop rent payments.
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The Northern Nye County Hospital District Board of Trustees voted 4-0 on March 27 to approve removal of one or more propane tanks on district property at 825 South Main Street that were owned by Suburban Propane.
District staff reported the tanks are old and that the district had been paying a nominal rent. Trustee discussion noted the district does not currently have equipment running on propane and that removing the tanks would avoid ongoing rent payments. A staff member reported multiple tanks are on the site — described in the meeting as roughly “12 or 15” — and that the lowest rental charge referenced was $10 (the transcript did not definitively state whether that figure referred to a monthly or annual rate).
A trustee moved and another seconded the motion to approve removal. The motion passed on a 4-0 vote. The board directed staff to coordinate removal with Suburban Propane and to report back when the tanks are removed and rent payments stopped.
The propane item was noncontroversial and passed without further public comment.
