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24 Thursday, January 23, 1997 Pahrump Valley Gazette
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PAHRUMP - The following actions and discussions took
place during the Nye County Commission meeting held Tues-
day, January 21, in Tonopah.
* Carver votes to meet in Pahrump mid-February -
Item 7-M on the agenda was an item to set the date and location
of the second commission meeting in February. Pahrump's Red
Copass motioned the board meet in Pahrump and his fellow
Pahrump commissioner, Cameron McRae, seconded the mo-
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tion. Chairman Dick Carver, under fire in the media lor
publicly stating the meetings in Pahrump should stop unless
there "are matters which affect Pahrump" on the agenda, voted
tor the measure. But not until asking the two Pahrump commis-
sioners if there will be any items affecting Pahrump. Copass
and McRae assured the Round Mountain rancher that would
indeed be the case, The vote passed unanimously. The meeting
wilt be held at the Bob Ruud Community Center on Basin and
Hwy. 160 beginning at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, February 18.
Everybody is encouraged to plan now and attend this very
important opportunity to see your elected officials in action.
* Parcel map approvals streamlined - Resolution 97-04
was approved effective immediately for Planning Director Ron
Williams to sign parcel map certificates of approval. The
resolution stipulates that Williams is authorized to sign on
behalf of the commissioners after approval to subdivide is
given. The unanimous vote will streamline the waiting period
for those effecting subdivision.
* Fire Station in Crystal - The commission unanimously
approved Planning Director Ron Williams make an application
to the BLM for a recreation or public purposes (R&PP) lease
for five acres of land north of the park to build a fire station for
Crystal. Ron Williams will sign all paperwork associated with
the project after the commissioners are apprised.
* Beatty Justice Court vacancy filled - Beatty Justice of
the Peace Bill Sullivan requested the commission fill a vacant
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more cases in 1996 than the previous year and Sullivan works
in Pahrump Juvenile Court to help meet the growing criminal
cases. After determining the hiring didn't violate the board's
hiring freeze policy, the motion to fill the vacancy passed 5-
0.
*Federal court case nearing end - According to Deputy
District Attorney Gary Pulliam and Nye County Manager Les
Bradshaw, a marathon settlement conference regarding the
U.S. v Nye County lawsuit will be held with government
attorneys in Washington D.C. January 30-31. Bradshaw and
Pulliam voiced optimism the matter will be settled. Bradshaw,
Pulliam, Rachel Nicholson, Dick Carver, and Red Copass
will take a discounted "red-eye" flight to meet with federal
officials. Bradshaw has insisted the "empowered decision-
makers" are present to facilitate settlement. Federal Judge
Lloyd George has advised both parties to settle soon or he will
settle the matter himself by mid-March.
* Public land management issues - Chairman Dick j
Carver is back on the public lands path seeking to form a 17
county commission to collaborate in the fight for public lands.
After discussion regarding whether citizens care about the
public lands issue, it was determined to either table for later
discussion or ignore the items discussed.
* County employee health insurance broke - County
manager Les Bradshaw informed the commission that the self-
insurance program of the Nye County employee benefit pack-
age is out of money. The commissioners put $250,000 into the
fund one month ago. According to Hometown Health Partner
officials, claims in the program increased 52 percent in 1996,
"an unprecedented, inexplicable increase" according to HHP.
It is undetermined why the dramatic increase occurred.
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