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Parks & Recreation committee approves $8 per-stall stall-cleaner payment at fairgrounds
Summary
Committee approved raising stall-cleaner pay to $8 per stall after hearing from Jesse Segura about labor and disposal costs; discussion also noted $15 current single-night camping rate and potential future fee changes for single-night stays. Exact roll-call tally and mover/seconder names are not specified in the transcript.
The Parks & Recreation committee in Churchill County approved a motion to increase stall-cleaner payment to $8 per stall following a presentation about workload and costs at the fairgrounds. The meeting transcript does not include a calendar date.
Jesse Segura, who the transcript identifies as now in charge of the fairgrounds and parks, described stall-cleaner duties as "a kind of a thankless job" and said, "I do believe that they deserve a a raise of $8." He explained that multiple-day events often require only one clean while single-night stays create more frequent cleaning and disposal work; the committee noted the current single-night fee is $15 and discussed possibly raising single-night camping to $20 in the future to better cover costs.
A motion to raise stall-cleaner payment to $8 per stall was offered, seconded (the transcript does not identify the seconder by name), and approved with members voicing "Aye." The transcript records vocal approval but does not provide a full roll-call or exact tally.
Members directed staff to place related small-fee items on a future agenda for further consideration and asked Jesse to prepare a proposal that breaks out single-night versus multi-night fee structures.
