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Votes at a glance: liquor license, right-of-way and trail abandonments, committee appointments and meeting changes

Douglas County Board of County Commissioners · November 7, 2025
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Summary

During the meeting the board approved an on-site unrestricted retail liquor license for Stingers Golf Lounge, accepted two right-of-way/trail abandonments tied to local development and a trail realignment, confirmed several advisory-board appointments, and rescheduled January 2026 meetings to avoid holiday conflicts.

At the Nov. 5 Douglas County meeting the board recorded multiple routine actions and approvals. Key outcomes follow:

- Liquor license: The Douglas County Liquor Board approved an on-site unrestricted retail liquor license with entertainment endorsement for Bodega Golf LLC (Stingers Golf Lounge) at 178 US Highway 50 Suite A, Zephyr Cove. Sheriff's office raised no objection.

- Minutes/Consent: The board approved the draft minutes of Oct. 2, 2025 and accepted the consent calendar (items A through Z) by unanimous vote.

- Job's Peak Ranch trail easement: The board approved abandonment of an existing pedestrian access easement and required recording of a new 15-foot trail easement that matches a relocated trail alignment constructed by Carson Valley Trails.

- Bella Rosa/Bella Boulevard right-of-way: The board approved minor abandonments of small right-of-way strips as required by the Monte Vista townhomes final map, reserving pedestrian, utilities and landscaping easements as part of the approval.

- Airport Advisory Committee: Steve Sliwa was appointed to the Airport Advisory Committee for a partial term expiring Dec. 31, 2026.

- Douglas County Advisory Board to Manage Wildlife: Alton Randall was appointed unanimously; Patty Graff was appointed 3-1 (Tarkanian dissent) to terms expiring Dec. 31, 2027.

- Joint appointment to Nevada Assembly District 39: In a joint meeting with Lyon County, boards confirmed Blaine Osborne to fill the legislative vacancy; Osborne took the oath of office.

- Schedule changes: The board moved two January 2026 meetings to Jan. 8 and Jan. 22, 2026 to avoid holiday conflicts.

Votes were taken in open session; where roll-call specifics were not read on the record, the clerk will post finalized minutes and vote tallies.