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Board clears right‑of‑way abandonment for Legislative Council Bureau project
Summary
Carson City's board unanimously approved abandoning portions of East 6th Street, South Fall Street and a 10‑foot alley to accommodate a Legislative Council Bureau office, maintenance building and parking garage; planning staff said seven required findings were met.
The Carson City Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a request to abandon several right‑of‑way segments to allow the Legislative Council Bureau to build a new office, a maintenance building and a parking garage, the board heard on Nov. 9.
Miss Farris, the planning staff presenter, summarized the abandonment area: "The abandonment area is the portion of East 6th Street between South Plaza and South Fall Street, the portion of South Fall Street between East 7th and East 6th Street, and a 10 foot alley that runs north to south and bisects the smaller of the 2 parcels that are impacted." She told the board the planning commission had made all seven required findings in the affirmative and recommended approval.
Dirk Waring, the project representative, said the team hopes to break ground in December and complete work "by around November 26 so that it's in place for the next session." Supervisor Horton moved to approve the abandonment and the board recorded the vote as unanimous.
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