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Commission backs change to heritage project awards to two-year terms
Summary
The commission supported proposed revisions to Commission General Regulation 5.23 to change heritage project award durations from one to two years (with possible extensions), giving recipient groups more time to implement projects.
The Elko County wildlife commission supported revisions to Commission General Regulation 5.23 to extend heritage project award durations from one year to two years, with the possibility of extensions to allow groups more time to implement project plans.
A committee member (speaker 3) moved to support the proposed regulation and the motion received a second; the Chair (speaker 1) announced the regulation was supported. A member described the change as straightforward and said it "makes sense" to provide groups additional time to execute their plans.
The transcript records the board's support but does not include details on fiscal impacts, specific extension terms, or monitoring requirements; those details were not specified during this meeting.
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