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Commission approves 20‑year lease for Ruby Mountain Wrestling
Summary
After reviewing site plans and access, commissioners approved a 20‑year lease with Ruby Mountain Wrestling for county property in Spring Creek, limiting the leased footprint and including a reversion clause if the nonprofit ceases operations.
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Bruce, representing Ruby Mountain Wrestling, asked the commission to renew a county lease for a Spring Creek building and provided drawings showing the proposed footprint and utilities. He said the nonprofit serves about 185 registered wrestlers and runs large events attended by several hundred people.
Commissioners discussed term length and parcel access, with several favoring a 20‑year lease limited to the proposed building footprint to preserve county options for the broader parcel in future master planning. Commissioner Brian proposed staff draft a lease with the presented Exhibit A; the commission approved a 20‑year lease on a motion and voice vote, with the lease to become effective upon signature and to include a clause reverting the property to the county if the nonprofit ceases operation.
