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Board delays action on NV Energy's Greenlink transmission permit, votes to schedule reconsideration
Summary
The Dayton Regional Advisory Board declined final action on NV Energy's Greenlink transmission Conditional Use Permit (PLZ-2026-022) and voted 4-1 to place the matter on a future agenda for further review. The project covers about 103 miles and affects portions of 26 parcels.
The Dayton Regional Advisory Board on June 10 declined to take final action on NV Energy's request for a Conditional Use Permit for the Greenlink Nevada Transmission Project (PLZ-2026-022) and instead voted to place the item on a future agenda for additional consideration. The board's procedural motion passed 4-1.
The matter as presented would authorize three 345-kV transmission lines extending from the Walker River Substation in Mason Valley to south of U.S. Highway 50 in Dayton, "with a combined total length of approximately 103 miles," affecting portions of 26 parcels. Board members did not finalize a recommendation at this meeting and elected to revisit the proposal at a later date. The transcript records the board's action as: "the board did make a motion to vote to have this agenda item on a future agenda. Board Vote: 4-1 pass."
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