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Votes at a glance: Washoe County commission approves donations, ordinances and master‑plan changes; Prado Ranch extension passes 4–1
Summary
At its May 26 meeting the commission unanimously accepted donations, passed consent and block items, adopted stormwater and RRIF fee ordinances and approved master plan amendments; the Prado Ranch final-map extension passed 4–1 with Commissioner Hermann dissenting.
The Washoe County Board of County Commissioners took a series of votes on May 26. Key outcomes:
- Donations (Item 8): Vice Chair Marielus Garcia moved to accept a $4,000 donation for children’s advocacy center travel and an equipment donation valued at $36,235.11 from the Washoe County honorary deputy sheriff's association. Motion carried unanimously (ayes; motion carries unanimously).
- Consent agenda (Item 9): The board moved to approve consent items 9a1 through 9j3; the motion passed unanimously.
- Block items: A block motion to approve a slate of listed items (10,11,12,13,14,15,16,18,22,23,24) passed unanimously.
- Ordinance 17-56 (Item 25): Second reading and adoption of an ordinance modifying stormwater management fees (formerly bill 19-50) passed unanimously.
- Ordinance 17-57 (Item 26): The board voted to adopt a development agreement extension for Prado Ranch North (WTM 18-002) extending the deadline to record the final map to Sept. 9, 2030. The motion passed 4–1; Commissioner Hermann recorded the lone nay.
- Ordinance 17-58 (Item 27): Second reading and adoption of revised Regional Road Impact Fee (RRIF) administrative manual and CIP changes passed unanimously.
- Master plan and zoning amendments (Item 28): The board adopted master plan text and map amendments to align with the Truckee Meadows Regional Plan and applied open-space master plan/zoning designations to parcels released from the City of Reno sphere of influence; motions carried unanimously.
Motions and vote tallies were recorded on the public record; when a named member’s vote was not individually recorded the meeting transcript states a unanimous response or documents an abstention or the single nay on Prado Ranch.
