November 5, 2019

Mr. O'Brien

also felt Homestead to northbound Highway 160 needed to be two turn lanes and NDOT needed to upgrade that intersection. Louis DeCanio, owner of a home in the senior gated community of Desert Greens, said approximately 20 years ago all homeowners purchased new manufactured homes and placed them on lots purchased from the developer. The homes were converted to real property and the homeowner had to pay the tax. About two years ago the way the developer sold homes changed . The new homeowner now leased the land the home sat on from the developer; therefore, the homeowner did not own the land. Mr. DeCanio spoke with the Assessor's Office and was told the homeowner was responsible for the tax payment even though they were leasing the land. Mr. DeCanio asked how it was possible to convert a mobile home to real property when the owner of the home did not own the land the home was sitting on and how could anyone be required to pay taxes on property they did not own. Mr. DeCanio felt whatever was going on in Desert Green was in violation of the Code and he asked the Board to address the Code violations so the residents could live in a safe and legally built community. Ammie Nelson said a lot of things had been going on since she moved here ten years ago. She used to get involved with the meetings, but lately she had been disheartened and a little afraid to come up and talk for fear of having one of the Commissioners attack her on a personal level. She advised she would no longer attend the meetings. Sam Jones said he had friends who lived at the airport above Bell Vista who were being made to dig out two to four feet of good gravel, then build it up and put the same gravel back over the top at an exorbitant cost to put their buildings up. Also, the Water District just charged someone $26,000 .00 to go across the road to hook up to his water. That person said if had known that he would not have bought the property. Mr. Jones felt the rules and regulations were getting out of hand and suggested the Commissioners start investigating before Code Enforcement started bothering people about their homes. Kay LaPointe stated her support of the Treasurer. Ms. LaPointe asked the Commissioners to be patient with him and allow him to do his job. Karen Williams said she was at the meeting where the Treasurer was presenting his findings and she was very disappointed with certain Commissioners, namely

Commissioner Wichman

and how she publicly approached the things she wanted to say to him. Ms. Williams felt as a Commissioner there should be an element of statesmanship involved and tact. She also believed people should not be attacked in public the way Commissioner Wichman attacked the Treasurer. Ms. Williams wanted everyone to know that the Treasurer had a lot of support in the community and she did not think he should be treated that way in public. He should be given the leeway to bring the Treasurer's Office into compliance. November 5, 2019 3. GENERAL PUBLIC COMMENT (Three-minute time limit per person.) Action will not be taken on the matters considered during this period until specifically included on an agenda as an action item (first)-Cont'd. Rich Bushart advised next Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. at the Pahrump Library the library trustees would entertain a concept to have a no guns policy in a portion of the library . He urged anyone interested to attend the meeting and voice their opinion. Dwight Lilly said if there was a problem financially with getting the record straight then he hoped the Commissioners would bring it to the public so the public could understand. He disagreed with having the Treasurer just use a number to balance the budget and asked for transparency with the finances .

Commissioner Wichman

made a motion to approve ; seconded by Commissioner Strickland; 5 yeas. SITTING AS THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Commissioner Blundo

thanked B&G for addressing the shrubs at the Calvada Eye entrance.

Commissioner Cox

thanked the County Manager for going on a ride with herself and the County and town ground crews. She mentioned the cemetery needing improvement.

Commissioner Strickland

discussed Asana, the new project tracking program which gave the ability to task , report, and hold those assigned to tasks accountable. She said she now felt like anyone could ask her anything and she could get the information .

Commissioner Wichman

read a letter into the record from Erika Gerling, a Beatty resident, commending Darrin Tuck for his help with the Beatty Water and Sanitation District during their management lapse as well as Public Works Director Tim Dahl for supporting Mr. Tuck's involvement. November 5, 2019 Commiss ioner Koenig advised that at the next meeting the Board would probably discuss some speed limits. He would have a conversation with the Sheriff about the speed limits coming into town and the issue with otherwise posted. Sam Merlino announced her office would go live with a new court case management system next week and asked every to bear with her office during the transition . SHERIFF

Commissioner Blundo

made a motion to approve the Limited Use Agreement No. 48- 09-0038 , execute the agreement, and receive funds to 10236; seconded by

Commissioner Cox

said when this came in front of the Board before she voted against it because of her concerns with bringing people arrested through the Marshal's Office into the jail such as diseases and illnesses that the County did not have antibiotics for. She also did not think it was a good idea to put it in the center of town and it should be put up at CCA if the County had to accept them at all. Captain David Boruchowitz explained this was not for immigration holds . This was a United States Marshal 's contract.

Commissioner Cox

commented it was still bringing people from outside of the district and she preferred to protect the locals first. Ammie Nelson said she thought it was about immigration when it was first brought up and mentioned that something was passed that stated Las Vegas could not detain illegal immigrants anymore.

Commissioner Koenig

said they were separate subjects.

Commissioner Koenig

opened and closed the public hearing.

Commissioner Strickland

made a motion to approve; seconded by Commissioner Wichman.

Commissioner Blundo

said there was an item not too long ago for Area 51 and those individuals had a lot of information detailed and they showed up. He had wanted to make a motion to continue this to the Pahrump meeting to make sure they were properly notified and could appear and talk about the festival.

Commissioner Cox

agreed and said it would be nice if there were presentations so if anyone in the public or on the Board had any questions they could be answered at that time .

Commissioner Koenig

opened the public hearing. John Bosta said he highly objected to transferring water rights from California to Amargosa as the water was coming out of Amargosa, not California. He felt the company should pipe the water from California to Amargosa as anything else would be detrimental to the water table in Amargosa.

Commissioner Koenig

closed the public hearing .

Commissioner Wichman

did not believe a motion was required , just the public hearing as required by law. Tim Sutton explained the Board was entitled to recommend any course of action to the State Water Engineer per NRS. If the Board had nothing then the State Water Engineer would just proceed . Marla Zlotek pointed out that included in the back-up was a copy of NRS 533.363.4, the last sentence of which stated at the conclusion of the meeting the Board may recommend a course of action to the State Engineer, but the recommendation was not binding on the State Engineer. November 5, 2019 8. 10:00 - For Possible Action - Public Hearing, discussion and deliberation regarding Amargosa Enterprises, LLC's application to use water in a county other than that in which it is appropriated or currently diverted or used-Cont'd.

Commissioner Blundo

asked if it would be prudent to have someone from DWR come and give a presentation so the Board knew its options.

Commissioner Koenig

doubted they would come down for this .

Commissioner Cox

suggested inviting the person doing this project to present since there was a concern about even the balloon festival.

Commissioner Blundo

made a motion to continue this item and invite the mining company to give a presentation as to what they were trying to accomplish in Amargosa Valley; seconded by Commissioner Cox.

Mr. Sutton

asked about the representative from DWR.

Commissioner Blundo

amended his motion to continue this item and invite the mining company to make a presentation as to what they were trying to accomplish in Amargosa Valley and include a representative from DWR either through back-up and/or preferably having an individual attend and testify; Commissioner Cox amended her second; 5 yeas. 9. 10:00 - For Possible Action - Public Hearing. discussion and deliberation on SU-2019-000065 (production): An application for a Special Use Permit Change of Location to allow an existing marijuana establishment, MJ Holdings. Inc. (production facility), located at 3171 E. Tillman Avenue, Pahrump, to change location to 5101 S. Oakridge Avenue, Pahrump, NV. Assessor's Parcel Number 044-521-41. Oakridge Enterprises, LLC. - Property Owner. Farhad Delrahim, Manager, Oakridge Enterprises, LLC. I Paris Balaouras, MJ Holdings, Inc. - Applicant.

Commissioner Koenig

opened the public hearing . John Bosta believed this action was in violation of AB533, pages 132-138, as the community issued the licenses , not the County, until after November 22, 2019. Assessor Sheree Stringer said there were three sets of standards that were standards of approval, not one of which included taxes. She advised the property owned by Oakridge Enterprises LLC was delinquent in the amount of $15,180 .93, which would just bring them current through the second quarter. Their entire tax bill was $20,752.93, and of that $9,163 .06 was delinquent from the previous year. In reading the back-up Green Cross of America was no longer in business and they had a $770.46 bill due on personal property taxes. Mrs. Stringer said she was making the Board aware as she thought that requiring taxes to be brought current should be part of the conditions when someone wanted to change business locations as the County ended up losing overall. November 5,2019 9.10:00 - For Possible Action - Public Hearing, discussion and deliberation on SU-20 19-00006S-Cont'd.

Commissioner Blundo

said they were two separate organizations and he was not going to impose on one what the other owed .

Commissioner Koenig

closed the public hearing and then reopened it. Dave Stevens felt the taxes should be more .

Commissioner Koenig

re-closed the public hearing.

Commissioner Cox

wondered if there was a way to lien the license of the previous owner of the business for the balance.

Mrs. Stringer

said no. The only way to go back on it was if Peter Gnecco owned the property it could be a lien on his real property. Jay Matos stated he was committed to fixing a lot of the rural areas on licensing in the cannabis industry. He noted AB533 did not start until January, 2020. Terence Tierney, the corporate secretary and chief administrative officer of MJ Holdings as well as the manager of MJ Distributing P133 LLC, the provisional license holder, expla ined they recently leased the building after Green Cross defaulted . They believed they were very well situated and funded to turn that building into a successful processing plant thereby generating the tax revenues. Mr. Tierney asked the Board to consider the SUP request and approve it so they could start using that facility and be operational in early 2020.

Commissioner Blundo

wondered what would happen with the money from the previous tax years . Christi Kindle said any tax delinquency would be addressed with the real property owner or through the Code that allowed collection on delinquent taxes, but the tax issue was outside of the special permit. Add itionally, this company was just leasing the property so the tax issue would be outside the scope of just moving the location. Ms. Kindle agreed with the Assessor that in the future it could made part of the checklist in the back-up so all parties were aware of the potential issue.

Commissioner Strickland

asked the applicant if he could amend the lease agreement to include that future lease payments would be made toward the taxes on the property.

Mr. Tierney

said he would be happy to amend the lease so the lease payments could bring the taxes current.

Commissioner Blundo

thought that was the worst way to find a resolution to this. He would like to have a conversation and bring a different item forward, but he did not think it was pertinent to the SUP . November 5,2019 9. 10:00 - For Possible Action - Public Hearing, discussion and deliberation on SU-2019-000065-Cont'd.

Commissioner Blundo

made a motion to approve and accept the application for an SUP change of location and allow MJ Holdings to change location from Tillman to the new property at Oakridge ; seconded by Commissioner Wichman; 5 yeas. 10. 10:00 - For Corrective Action - Discussion and deliberation to rescind adoption of Nye County Resolution No. 2019-30: A Resolution Authorizing a Temporary Interfund Loan for Fiscal Year 2019-2020; taken by the Board on October 1, 2019 as the Public Hearing required by NRS 354.6118 was not opened by the Board.

Commissioner Wichman

made a motion to rescind the adoption of Resolution No. 2019- 30; seconded by Commissioner Strickland; 5 yeas. 11.10:00 - For Possible Action - Public Hearing, discussion and deliberation to adopt, amend and adopt or reject Nye County Resolution No. 2019-34: A Resolution Authorizing a Temporary Interfund Loan for Fiscal Year 2019-2020.

Commissioner Koenig

opened and closed the public hearing.

Commissioner Wichman

made a motion to adopt Resolution No. 2019-34; seconded by

Commissioner Strickland

; 5 yeas. 12.10:15 - For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation regarding the Treasurer's Reports by Nye County Treasurer on bank reconciliation, general ledger, Department of Taxation recommendations, and the balance in each county, state and special fund, together with a statement of all money on deposit, outstanding checks against that money and cash on hand pursuant to NRS 354.280 Treasurer John Prudhont discussed the change in the title of this item and how it should reflect what the NRS said. He felt the NRS was impossible to satisfy based on the accounting methods used and how money was received and that the legislation needed to be changed. The part of the NRS missing was subsection 2 of NRS 354.280, which required submitting to the Board each month at any regular or special meeting a statement containing the information required in subsection 1 for the previous month. That was the part that was impossible to satisfy and it had never been done in Nye County. Mr. Prudhont expla ined money was received in trailing months for prior months and close out occurred in the following month from when that month occurred. He said the Treasurer's reports for May and June were in the back-up, which had been amended again . Mr. Prudhont briefly discussed the sweep account instituted by Pam Webster in July, 2018 , which moved money back and forth to ensure no shortfall in any of the accounts payable . He felt that account created a problem with reconciling. November 5,2019 12.10:15 - For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation regarding the Treasurer's Reports by Nye County Treasurer-Cont'd. Regarding Mr. Prudhont's comments on the agenda item, Commissioner Koenig asked him to get with the District Attorney as they were the ones who changed it. He did not like it and preferred it the way it was as he was free to talk about whatever he wanted to on the Treasurer's report, but now he was limited. He also asked Mr. Prudhont to bring up the concerns he outlined oh the Thursday phone call with DTAX to see how they felt about it. cLo. r t

Commissioner Cox

said she sided with the Treasurer regarding the Legislature and thought there were a lot of people up there that did not have to live with what they wrote. She suggested Mr. Prudhont let them know what he needed instead of doing what he was told. Commissioner Cox then noted there was nothing for Belmont on the reports and wondered why they were not listed.

Mr. Prudhont

advised Belmont was under the Smoky Valley Library District for taxation. Savannah Rucker added Belmont did not have a tax rate . It fell under the County general tax rate, which was why they were not listed just like Johnnie north of Pahrump. All other towns had a completely separate set of funds and books for each entity to maintain that separation. As far as knowing what was being generated in the town, Mrs. Rucker suggested the APNs could be pulled .

Mrs. Rucker

then explained the County operated under the modified accrual accounting basis where revenues received after the fiscal year was over were backdated into the prior fiscal year based on when they were generated, which did create an issue with the Treasurer's report . She said the NRS did specify the Treasurer's report was due the month following the prior month, meaning the Treasurer would be required to generate the October Treasurer's report and bank reconciliation in the month of November, but based on how the Board meetings fell it was very difficult to do. The prior month was closed between the 10th or 15th of the following month, so October would close ten days from now giving the Treasurer's Office just a few days to generate the report, which was nearly impossible . In past years DTAX as well as the auditor had accepted the report on the first meeting of the month following close, so September's report would be reported on the first meeting in November. Christi Kindle explained the reason for the change in the title for the Treasurer's report and road report was because of the Attorney General's Office. They had sent reminders and were starting to crack down on the fact that a title such as "report" did not give the public sufficient notice on what may be discussed and more transparency was needed. Ms. Kindle suggested in the future they should get the language directly from the department heads. John Bosta asked the Comptroller to look at the article the Assessor's Office put out for taxation in I\lye County for FY19/20. It stated that if the County submitted a budget for a town to DTAX then DTAX would set a tax rate for that town. The reason Belmont had no tax rate was because no budget was issued to DTAX. November 5,2019 PUBLIC PETITIONER

Commissioner Wichman

asked if the words "for possible action" did not provide the information needed to take action .

Mr. Richardson

said the recommendation was that any contract finalized be set on a separate agenda item at the next Board meeting.

Commissioner Strickland

noted the item did not say to set a date for approval.

Commissioner Koenig

stated his belief that the Board could discuss this but could not approve it because the word approval did not exist in the agenda item. Commissioner W ichman made a motion to continue this item to November 19, 2019; seconded by Commissioner Strickland. Cameron McRae, appearing on behalf of the School Board, said the issues under 5.b. and S.c. were correct regarding the actual process that would be in place, but the contention was that the 20% being asked for under 5.b. was over double what was discussed and presented months ago. Additionally, a peak number of 35,000 gallons a day was presented based upon the watering schedule, which was peak during the summer months. Their suggestion was 10% and he said the Nye County School District (NCSD) understood its financial obligation based on the percentage of metered water usage if down the road there was a major renovation or repair of the facility. Mr. McRae said the 10% number would be on the board of trustees' agenda tomorrow night to discuss so this project could move forward. Wendy Barnett, president of Great Basin Water Company, advised the School District and the water company had been working on this project for almost five years and she November 5,2019 35. For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation regarding an Interlocal Contract between Nye County and Nye County School District (NCSDl-Cont'd. hoped the Board would favor it. She said she had plenty of reclaimed water for both Lakeview and the School District.

Commissioner Blundo

assumed the Chair of the Board of Highway Commissioners . 13. For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation regarding the General Road Report by Public Works Director on General Road Maintenance, Gravel Road Maintenance, Asphalt Patching, Weed Mowing and direction regarding public work projects. Public Works Director Tim Dahl said he took a ride with a constituent around the desert and was amazed at how much trash was being deposited there. He reiterated to all of Nye County that there was no cost for residents to bring trash to the landfills. He then advised there would be an encroachment permit workshop in Round Mountain on November 17, 2019 , at 6:00 p.m., at the Round Mountain Community Center.

Commissioner Strickland

asked about the double turn lanes on Highway 160 and Homestead.

Mr. Dahl

said he did not have much of an update. He mentioned it to the NDOT safety personnel and they were checking to see what they could do to engineer that and get it through their system. He also brought it up to the NDOT personnel in Las Vegas. Mr. Dahl would provide them a list of intersections along Highways 160 and 372 from Harris Farm Road to Simkins to Bell Vista to Mesquite to Irene so they could come in and do a safety evaluation to make sure there were no intersections that needed widening, signage or lighting .

Commissioner Wichman

said she did not know if the sidewalks in Tonopah were the County's responsibility or NDOT's, but there was a section of sidewalk in the middle of town that was falling into a basement. If that was the County's responsibility she asked

Mr. Dahl

to look into it and if it was NDOT's to address it with them.

Mr. Dahl

said it could be the property owner as well. James Eason shared a document with him from the early to mid 1960s which Mr. Dahl would share with the Board. There was gray area on what the County was responsible for and what NDOT was responsible for.

Commissioner Cox

wanted NDOT to take a look at the shoulders in the Highway 160 corridor. She was also getting compla ints about the acc idents occurring on Highway 160 and Mesquite. People were still waiting for a stop light there because of the November 5, 2019 13. For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation regarding the General Road Report by Public Works Director-Cont'd. additional traffic caused by the prison. Additionally, Mount Charleston between Dandelion and Calvada was starting to come apart right down the center line.

Commissioner Koenig

asked about the speed limits and engineer reports on Pahrump Valley Boulevard and Dandelion.

Mr. Dahl

said that would be an agenda item sometime in December.

Commissioner Koenig

asked how the oil situat ion with the durapatcher was.

Mr. Dahl

explained the oil varied depending on where the County got it from. He would make sure future oil purchases held to a standard and a spec so the County did not get the bottom of the barrel.

Commissioner Cox

asked about the speed limit by the park on Dandelion. There were signs that said 25 mph when children were crossing, but for some reason that children crossing sign was removed. She thought someone misunderstood what she said when she mentioned that. It was important that language was on there and she would like to see those put back up.

Mr. Dahl

said speed studies were done on Pahrump Valley Boulevard from Highway 372 to Calvada, on Honeysuckle from Jackrabbit all the way to Calvada, and on Dandelion from Highway 160 to Calvada. In the conclusion of the consultant's report, which would be discussed at a future date, a speed limit ordinance was recommended that would address those exact things. He would provide Commissioner Cox with the consultant's recommendations prior to that meeting, but advised it had not been in front of the Sheriff or District Attorney yet and was still a work in progress .

Commissioner Cox

said she would like the signs put back up until then.

Commissioner Blundo

asked for an update on the agenda item for truck weight limits on chip seal roads. He would also like to see the item discussed in public comment about two left lanes on Homestead turning onto Highway 160. He then asked if Mr. Dahl was still waiting for the consultant on the Mount Charleston/Sycamore stop sign.

Mr. Dahl

said he had not received the stop sign warrant for there yet.

Commissioner Blundo

asked for the status of calling the bond on Wilson Road .

Mr. Dahl

advised he was still working with the bonding company and but believed it would be concluded in the very near future .

Commissioner Blundo

asked about Cabo and Quail Run. November 5, 2019 13. For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation regarding the General Road Report by Public Works Director-Cont'd.

Mr. Dahl

said that was another one that he had to prepare a resolution for and obviously it had to go the District Attorney's office as well.

Commissioner Blundo

mentioned the new potholes on Mount Charleston and asked if a study was being done or if the quality was tracked as to how the potholes were holding up.

Mr. Dahl

explained the monitoring of the duraptacher performance would be a direct result of the road pothole maintenance requests they got in the locations they had already done. They were not using cold mix to patch potholes right now, but they were using it at times where the durapatcher would not work well in high traffic areas. He believed in the end it would perform very well. Pat Minshall from the Amargosa Town Board said Farm Road was a mess and she would like to see one of the durapatchers fix it. Bob Sattler said he lived on S. Mount Charleston and he was one of the people fighting for the four-way stop at Sycamore and S. Mount Charleston. He said the children were afraid to walk on the street, the road was falling apart, and the ring device on his front door was set off by vehicles speeding through there. Since the Board was aware of it under vicarious liability if someone was killed the Board had the liability. He also had not seen an officer there since school opened .

Commissioner Koen

ig assumed the Chair of the Board of County Commissioners. The Board was in recess until 1:30 p.m.

Commissioner Cox

was not present. Chief Deputy District Attorney Marla Zlotek was present. SITTING AS THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS - These are items that Staff recommends for approval. The Board reserves the right to move any consent agenda item to the regular segment of the agenda should issues arise that need to be addressed. Discussion of any item from the Consent Agenda Items that needs review before a decision is made. November 5, 2019 14. For Possible Action - Approval of Assessor's Office Change Requests to allow the Nye County Treasurer to process and: 1) Issue an amended tax bill in the amount of $4,862.05 to Douglas Murphy, owner of Assessor's Parcel Number 040-672-09. 2) Issue an amended tax bill in the amount of $639.77 to Steven K. & Janine Paul, owners of Assessor's Parcel Number 027-591-06. 3) Issue an amended tax bill in the amount of $807.00 to Ronald & Elizabeth Robinson, owners of Assessor's Parcel Number 029-492-14. 4) Issue an amended tax bill in the amount of $0.00 to Sandra Musselman, Eta!., owner of Assessor's Parcel Number 044-164-26.

Commissioner Wichman

made a motion to approve; seconded by Commissioner Strickland; 4 yeas. 15. For Possible Action - Approval to: 1) Accept the State of Nevada State Emergency Response Commission (SERC) FY19 grant in the amount of $24,738.00 to send employees to the FireShows West training conference in Reno, NV; and, 2) Delegate authority to Director of Emergency Management, Scott Lewis, to execute the grant award; and, 3) Fund from 10340 Grants Fund. There is no County Match required.

Commissioner Wichman

made a motion to approve; seconded by Commissioner Strickland; 4 yeas. 16. For Possible Action - Approval to accept a Notice of Subaward from the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Public and Behavioral Health to fund the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Clinics in Pahrump and Tonopah. WIC is a federally funded program providing nutrition education information to participants, a food delivery system, and facilitates the delivery of health services to participants in the program. The Subgrant award is in the amount of $210,924.00. This subgrant shall be administered out of Fund 10340 Grants and there is no County match required. Subgrant period of time is October 1, 2019 through September 30, 2020.

Commissioner Wichman

made a motion to approve; seconded by Commissioner Strickland; 4 yeas. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 17. For Possible Action - Closure of meeting, pursuant to NRS 288.220 for purposes of conferring with the County's management representatives regarding labor negotiations, issues and other personnel matters. This item was removed from the agenda. November 5, 2019 18. Closed meeting, pursuant to NRS 288.220 for purposes of conferring with the County's management representatives regarding labor negotiations, issues and other personnel matters. This item was removed from the agenda. 19. For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation on labor negotiations, issues and other personnel matters presented in closed meeting. This item was removed from the agenda. 20. For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation to: 1) Disperse to the affected towns the Marijuana licensing funds which have been collected by the County, who is responsible for the licensing; and 2) Decide how to disperse further licensing funds until July 1, 2020 when the funds will belong to the County.

Commissioner Blundo

suggested passing the gavel as he knew Commissioner Koenig had been working on this item.

Commissioner Strickland

assumed the Chair of the Board of County Commissioners .

Commissioner Koenig

made a motion to disburse the marijuana license funds collected to the affected towns; seconded by Commissioner Blundo.

Commissioner Koenig

said the County did the licensing. It received the application , Planning and Zoning did the work , and the Sheriff did all the background work. Since the County did all the work it should get the money, but because the law was written wrong it would not. He said the LCB had been asked for a new judgment on that which had not been received yet.

Commissioner Wichman

pointed out the County passed budgets to pay for those departments in the County. If that money was now redirected to the towns she asked how the revenue would provide for the services that had been used.

Commissioner Koenig

said that was the problem. It did not. Theoretically now if an establishment in Pahrump wanted to open, based on that reasoning the money they paid for the license would go to the Town of Pahrump, meaning all taxpayers in Tonopah would be paying a portion of the work to do that, which was not fair. The LCB did not see the point and reacted to Mr. Bosta's complaint that the town should get the licensing and fee money, which was what he was doing now.

Commissioner Wichman

wondered how the budget would be balanced by diverting the money elsewhere . November 5,2019 20. For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation to: 1) Disperse to the affected towns the Marijuana licensing funds which have been collected by the County, who is responsible for the licensing; and 2) Decide how to disperse further licensing funds until July 1! 2020 when the funds will belong to the County-Cont'd.

Commissioner Cox

asked how much money was being allocated , all of it or just a portion.

Commissioner Blundo

said in the back-up it appeared it would be $25,000.00 for Amargosa, $32 ,500.00 for Beatty, and $418 ,162.74 for Pahrump, which Savannah Rucker confirmed .

Mrs. Rucker

added it was 100% of the licensing fees generated out of those towns. The County was not keeping any of it except the 2% business sales fee applied to marijuana businesses.

Commissioner Cox

asked if there would be a problem with collecting this money and then billing the towns for the services supplied .

Mrs. Rucker

said that was possible , but those services were an expense and she was not sure if the towns could support it even with the 2% service fee .

Commissioner Cox

felt the towns should pay something.

Commissioner Koenig

noted that as of July 1, 2020, it became a moot point as AB533 had changed everything and the County would get all the money.

Commissioner Wichman

agreed the towns should get what they had coming , but the licensing fees were to pay for the licensing services the County provided. Doing this meant all of the taxpayers of Nye County would be subsidizing the licensing for marijuana and she did not think the taxpayers would be happy about that.

Commissioner Wichman

could not support turning the money over to the towns when they did not have the ability or the staffing to issue licenses for marijuana.

Commissioner Cox

said that was why she suggested billing for services received. Christi Kindle said a letter was sent to the LCB asking them to reconsider the opinion in early July and they had not responded. John Bosta asked that his written statement be included in the minutes [see Attachment 1]. He said the town had collected marijuana licenses and 2% of business sales from FY16 to FY19, first quarter, and up to the second quarter of FY19 the County owed $108,801.48 to the Town of Amargosa. NRS 269 stated the County could not collect expenses for the services provided to the unincorporated towns . The LCB ruled on SB487 and concluded that the money collected or received from a business license or tax imposed on marijuana establishments located in the unincorporated towns was money collected or received pursuant to NRS 269 and the County was prohibited from November 5,2019 20. For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation to: 1) Disperse to the affected towns the Marijuana licensing funds which have been collected by the County, who is responsible for the licensing; and 2) Decide how to disperse further licensing funds until July 1, 2020 when the funds will belong to the County-Cont'd. depositing that money into the County general fund. It was to be kept separate from other money of the County and used for the sole benefit of the unincorporated towns in which the money was collected. AB533 removed all references to towns and townships as it pertained to licensing as they did not have the ability to license, therefore the licensing would belong to the County when that bill took effect. Trevor Dolby agreed with Mr. Bosta that the County owed the Town of Amargosa $108 ,801.48 instead of $25 ,000.00. He said they had provided two more spreadsheets showing how the numbers were accumulated.

Commissioner Koenig

pointed out that the Nye County Code simply said the 2% business license tax was revenue for the sole benefit of the County.

Commissioner Blundo

said there was no respect for who was actually paying for the service and the work being done. Without the County there would be no establishments because the County employees did the work. He thought this was a gesture of goodwill and that it was unfortunate the LCB had not made it a priority to respond to the County.

Commissioner Cox

was confused about where the $108,000.00 came from and where the 2% fit in as that was not the full amount of money. She also wondered where the $25,000.00 figure came from.

Mrs. Rucker

explained the $25,000.00 was included in the $108,000.00 they said the County owed the town. They were counting the licensing fee of $25,000.00 and the business sale fee, which was 2% of sales . She said that 2% was sitting in the general fund in the ending fund balance waiting on a determination as to where it went .

Commissioner Koenig

made a motion that when a marijuana establishment paid their licensing fee it was just moved to the town ; seconded by Commissioner Blundo.

Mr. Bosta

stated this second issue was unclear as it did not identify the accounts. The only money being returned was from 10101-10-4209, which left out the other three general fund accounts of 4210, 4211 , 4212 , all of which held marijuana money collected in the unincorporated towns. The LCB said that money was not to be put into the County general fund but rather the funds of the towns to be used by the towns . The County had collected that money since 2016 and paid no interest on it. Mr. Bosta pointed out that in 2018 there was $1.227 million owed to the towns. The auditor reported there was $788,000 .00 in a reserved account that could not be touched , so $400 ,000.00 was missing that Mr. Bosta felt was used to balance the budget in 2018 . November 5, 2019 20. For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation to: 1) Disperse to the affected towns the Marijuana licensing funds which have been collected by the County, who is responsible for the licensing; and 2) Decide how to disperse further licensing funds until July 1, 2020 when the funds will belong to the County-Cont'd. He said Dan McArthur should be asked where the missing $400,000.00 was and stated his belief that the money had been used and was no longer available to give to the towns .

Mr. Dolby

said the $400,000.00 Mr. Bosta talked about was the difference between taxes collected of $120,000.00 and the money sitting in the account that the Board was focused on distributing. He asked why that tax money could not be seen by an account number rather than finding it in licensing.

Commissioner Koenig

assumed the Chair of the Board of County Commissioners. 21. For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation to decide if the Board of County Commissioners should send a letter to the Department of Taxation asking that the Marijuana license issued to CW Nevada be allowed to remain in Nye County with the court appointed receiver.

Commissioner Wichman

made a motion to approve ; seconded by Commissioner Strickland.

Commissioner Blundo

read a letter into the record which he thought was cleaner than what was in the back-up. He had spoken with the Chairman and there were a couple of things he would like to make changes to.

Commissioner Wichman

amended her motion to approve the amended copy that

Commissioner Blundo

read; Commissioner Strickland amended her second.

Commissioner Koenig

did not like the words "bad actors" used by Commissioner Blundo and wanted to change it to bad management or something like that.

Commissioner Wichman

amended her motion to approve the amended copy that

Commissioner Blundo

read changing the words "bad actors" to bad management or something like that; Commissioner Strickland amended her second. Tim Sutton confirmed with the Chairman that the letter would come from the Board and all Commissioners would sign it.

Commissioner Strickland

asked for amendments . On page 2, the last bullet item regarding shooting ranges, she would like to add an amendment to the lease agreement for the Basin Pit as a shooter site. On page 3, last bullet item before 6, where it read adequate lands for trailhead park in Pahrump she would like to amend it to read adequate lands for trailheads within Nye County and add another bullet item reading established detention basins within Pahrump .

Commissioner Wichman

clarified the first Whereas clause for the public which stated 93% of the management was under the control of various departments and agencies of the federal government. She had said 98% repeatedly because if the State controlled lands were added then it became 98%.

Commissioner Wichman

requested changes as well. In item 1, designation of public lands for disposal for economic development at fair market value in the communities, Tonopah needed to be added. In item 3, distribution of proceeds from the public land sales, the Tonopah field office needed to be added . In item 5 under rural cemeteries, on the top of page 3, Round Mountain and Belmont needed to be added . Item 7 referred to the release of the reversionary clause on the fairgrounds and Commissioner Wichman would like to add language that asked for the removal of the reversionary clause on the 3,800 acres at the Tonopah airport. Lastly, in item 8, the town site patents for historic mining towns and surface occupancy should be of lone, Manhattan and old Round Mountain.

Commissioner Strickland

made a motion to amend as outlined and adopt; seconded by

Commissioner Wichman

explained Congressman Amodei had been trying to collect a list of wishes and wants so if an opportunity presented itself he may be able to add the things the County wanted to an existing land bill. In an attempt to solidify what the County wanted it had to be put in the form of a resolution so it was approved by the entire Board.

Commissioner Strickland

made a motion to opt out of the negotiation class in the opioid litigation.

Commissioner Wichman

made a motion to remain in the class action ; seconded by

Commissioner Strickland

understood from past discussions that the Board was to opt out of the negotiation class in order to stay in. Bradley Richardson said that was a misunderstanding. To remain in the negotiation class the Board would choose option 2, remain in the class. If the Board opted out Nye would be in litigation with a potential trial date down the road.

Commissioner Wichman

made a motion to approve; seconded by Commissioner Blundo. Dave Stevens said this should be about violence against men too.

Commissioner Wichman

made a motion to approve and execute the contract; seconded by Commissioner Strickland . November 5,2019 25. For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation to: 1) Approve the Merchant Processing Agreement with Automated Merchant Systems CAMS) for processing of debit and credit card transactions; and 2) Execute the agreement. Fees are listed on the agreement, however, these fees are passed through to the customer, so there will be no cost for Nye County to utilize this processing system-Cont'd.

Commissioner Blundo

asked if this went out to bid, if several were received and if this was the lowest and most responsive . Purchasing and Contracts Administrator Danielle McKee explained this was not a bid process. The Recorder's Office was previously using Point and Pay , which other departments used for credit card transactions, but the Tyler Eagle self-service the Recorder's Office entered into required the County to use a preferred vendor to work with them, which was AMS. Savannah Rucker added the County was not paying the service fee to run the credit cards, the constituents were, and this merchant worked with the existing software system. She was sure the Recorder's Office had already vetted the few credit card processers that could work with this system . Recorder Deborah Beatty said they had had Point and Pay for six years. AMS had competitive rates to Point and Pay and they negotiated as far down as they could.

Commissioner Wichman

made a motion to determine that excessing the vehicle listed in the back-up was in the best interest of Nye County; seconded by Commissioner Blundo .

Commissioner Cox

asked what was wrong with the vehicle as there was nothing in the back-up. Samantha Tackett advised it was involved in an accident and was totaled.

Commissioner Wichman

made a motion to amend the interlocal contract; seconded by

Commissioner Strickland

; 5 yeas . INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 29. For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation to: 1) Approve the revised Memorandum of Understanding between Nye County and Southern Nevada Area Communication Council (SNACC) for the purpose of transitioning MCC7500 Dispatch radio console support/maintenance to SNACC for Motorola maintenance as part of their Motorola agreement along with other SNACC linked Dispatch centers; 2) Execute the Memorandum of Understanding for an additional $11,574.00 per year for a revised annual contract amount of $24,170.80; and 3) Fund from 10213 Emergency Systems.

Commissioner Blundo

made a motion to 1) approve the revised MOU between Nye County and SNACC, 2) execute the MOU for $11 ,574.00 per year for a revised annual contract amount of $24,170.80, and 3) fund from 10213, Emergency Systems; seconded by Commissioner Wichman; 5 yeas. PLANNING/BUILDING/CODE COMPLIANCE 30. For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation on PM-2019-000054: A request for a Parcel Map proposing to divide a 627.460-acre parcel into three parcels as follows: Parcel 1 - 356.797 acres (net), Parcel 2 - 26.955 acres (net) and Parcel 3 - 243.707 acres (net), and a Waiver (WV-2019-000101) from the requirements to provide contour data, on property located approximately 60 miles East of Tonopah, NV on US Highway 6 and South of Tybo Road. Assessor's Parcel Number 009-071-02. Hellen Fallini Living Trust - Property Owner. David A. Richards, PLS - Agent.

Commissioner Wichman

made a motion to approve the parcel map and provide for the waiver from the requirements to provide contour data ; seconded by Commissioner Strickland ; 5 yeas. November 5, 2019 31. For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation on: 1) Status check and update from Code Enforcement on inspection of the property known as 5 Warrior Road, Tonopah, Nevada as to the gate, refrigerators and fuel tanks; and 2) additional action and direction regarding the property known as 5 Warrior Road, Tonopah, Nevada.

Commissioner Wichman

said this item was brought back to her attention as well as Samantha Tackett's. The original complainants were stating none of the stuff had been done . Commissioner Wichman understood from talking to Planning Director Brett Waggoner that Code Compliance did go through there. She asked if Mr. Waggoner had gone back out to check to see if the stuff was done.

Mr. Waggoner

said they had not physically been back out to the property. He intended to do that this morning before the meeting , but he did not make the trip to Tonopah. He received the pictures that were in the back-up on October 9, 2019, one of which showed the refrigerator door being removed. Mr. Waggoner understood the other direction was to go out and try to verify the underground tanks stated in the Assessor's information and no one was able to locate them. Lastly, the gate he was required to install was also shown in one of the pictures. As of October 9, 2019, the gate had not been installed as there was a vehicle in the way which had to be moved , but he had purchased it.

Commissioner Wichman

asked staff to verify those things were taken care of as she would like to call it a done deal. However, if they were not taken care of she would then need help understanding what could be done to get them taken care of.

Commissioner Wichman

made a motion to have Public Works Director Tim Dahl go by and verify the things had been taken care of, primarily the gate, and if they were taken care of then this nuisance would be considered abated. Marla Zlotek interjected it was declared to not be a nuisance so something could not be abated that was not a nuisance.

Commissioner Wichman

said it would be considered not to be a nuisance if he would take care of those three items .

Ms. Zlotek

said she had listened to the recording several times. The first motion

Commissioner Wichman

made clearly stated with a condition, at which time Ms. Zlotek interrupted and Commissioner Wichman did not complete the motion with the verbiage of the condition . Ms. Zlotek then spoke a little about what the Board could do as to adopting or amending and adopting the resolution, after which Commissioner Wichman made a new motion to adopt the resolution declaring it was not a nuisance with the understanding that there would be a gate , the refrigerators would have the doors removed or chained with a padlock, and Code Enforcement could come on the property to inspect and help with the fuel tanks, all within 30 days. Today was a status check to see if the understanding that was part of the motion with the property owner occurred.

Ms. Zlotek

said the implication was the Board made a motion to adopt the resolution that there was not a nuisance , but the Board did not and could not make a motion that it was not a nuisance on the condition that the owner did a, band c, otherwise then it November 5, 2019 31. For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation on: 1) Status check and update from Code Enforcement on inspection of the property known as 5 Warrior Road, Tonopah, Nevada as to the gate, refrigerators and fuel tanks; and 2) additional action and direction regarding the property known as 5 Warrior Road, Tonopah, Nevada-Cont'd. would revert to a nuisance. The Board had to either accept the resolution of no nuisance, which it did, or adopt the resolution that it was a nuisance but if it was removed there was no nuisance.

Commissioner Wichman

withdrew her motion.

Commissioner Wichman

made a motion to continue this item to the first meeting in December for a status check; seconded by Commissioner Strickland ; 5 yeas . PUBLIC WORKS 32. For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation regarding a request to release the bond amount associated with the Roadway Use and Damage Remediation Agreement between Nye County and Intor Resources Corporation.

Commissioner Wichman

made a motion to release the bond ; seconded by

Commissioner Blundo

; 5 yeas. 33. For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation to: 1) Approve the lease agreement with Societe Internationale De Telecommunications Aeronautiques (SITA) for installation of radio equipment at the Beatty and Tonopah Airports in the amount of $350.00 per month; 2) Execute the lease agreement; and 3) Deposit the revenues to Fund 10209 Airport Fund.

Commissioner Wichman

made a motion to approve the lease, execute the lease agreement and deposit the revenues as shown; seconded by Commissioner Strickland. Bradley Richardson said there would be two identical leases with the exception of reference to the name and the back-up being a scope of work for that particular location. He asked that the two lease agreements be approved.

Commissioner Wichman

amended her motion to approve the two lease agreements and execute the two lease agreements with the funds going as indicated; Commissioner Strickland amended her second; 5 yeas. l\Jovember 5,2019 34. For Possible Action - Discussion and deliberation to set a date, time, and location for a public hearing to discuss and review the revisions to the Project Priority Ranking List for roadway and transportation improvements as contained within the Streets and Highways Capital Improvement Plan (CIP), part of the Capital Improvement Plans and Impact Fees for the Pahrump Regional Planning District.

Commissioner Blundo

made a motion to set a date, time and location for the public hearing as December 17,2019 at the Chambers at 10:00 a.m.; seconded by

Commissioner Wichman

; 5 yeas. PUBLIC PETITIONER

Commissioner Wichman

made a motion to adopt Resolution No. 2019-36 opposing sections 702 and 703; seconded by Commissioner Strickland; 5 yeas.

Commissioner Blundo

made a motion to approve and adopt Nye County Proclamation No. P2019-08 recognizing November 30, 2019, as small business Saturday in Nye County; seconded by Commissioner Strickland; 5 yeas.

Commissioner Wichman

made a motion to support the closure of State Highway 318 for those two dates; seconded by Commissioner Strickland; 5 yeas.

Commissioner Koenig

adjourned the meeting. APPROVED this O -tV\ day ATTEST: Of tJ?U Vv\ \Of,\( , 2019. I request that my comments are reflected in the minutes and I submit a copy of my prepared written remarks for inclusion in the minutes also. October 29, 2019 BoCC Chairman, John Koenig said, "1 will return Marijuana money to the Towns November 5, 2019." Nye County has collected Marijuana Licenses and 2% of Business Sale from FY16 to FY19 which is a total of $108,801.48. I have place the information in the Excel:48 Marijuana Fees Collected - Amargosa Town FY16 through Q2-FY19 ACRES CULTIVATION LLC Fy Quarter Type Fee Fund Amount Location FY16 - Q4 Total Med Marijuana Fee 10101-10-4209 5000 .00 Amargosa Town FY18 - 01 Total Med Marijuana Fee 10101-10-4209 5000 .00 Amargosa Town FY18 - 04 Total Med Marijuana Fee 10101 -10-4209 5000 .00 Amargosa Town FY18 - 01 Total MME Monthly Bus. Sales Fee 10101-10-4210 3069.15 Amargosa Town FY18 - 02 Total MME Monthly Bus. Sales Fee 10101-10-4210 3329.58 Amargosa Town FY18 - 03 Total MME Monthly Bus.Sales Fee 10101-10-4210 5,393.77 Amargosa Town FY18 - 04 Total MME Monthly Bus. Sales Fee 10101 -10-4210 6,340.98 Amargosa Town FY18 - 02 Total Rec MJ License 10101 -10-4211 10,000.00 Amargosa Town FY18 - 04 Total Rec Monthly Bus. Sales Fee 10101-10-4212 10,181.36 Amargosa Town FY19 - 01 Total Rec Monthly Bus. Sales Fee 10101-10-4212 7,990.01 Amargosa Town FY19 - 01 Rec Monthly Bus. Sales Fee 10101-10-4212 14,357 .05 Amargosa Town FY-19-02 Rec Monthly Bus. Sales Fee 10101 -10-4212 31,384.95 Amargosa Town TOTAL $107,046.85 FY -18-02 State of NV- MARIJUANA REIMBURSEMENT 1,754.63 AMARGOSA TOTAL $108,801.48 September 21, 2018 the Legislative Counsel Bureau responded to Senator Pete Goicoechea two questions concerning the authority of the board of county commissioners of a county to impose and collect a business license fee or tax on marijuana establishment and medical establishments located in the county. In the Conclusion, "Finally, because any money collected or received from a business license fee or tax imposed on marijuana establishments or medical marijuana establishments located in an unincorporated town is Nov. 5, 2019 BoCC Agenda Item 20 Comments by John F Bosta AlTACHMENT 1 money collected or received pursuant to chapter 269 of NRS, it is the opinion of this office that NRS 269 .. 095 prohibits the deposit of the of money in the county general fund and instead, requires any such money to be kept separate from other money of the county and used for sole benefit of the unincorporated town in which the money is collected" The BoCC Nov. 5, 2019 BoCC Agenda Item No. 20 Complete description of the required action: AR 533 changed the language governing cannabis per OTAX recommendation: "The Entire document: Remove all references to town or townships as it pertains to licensing since towns or townships do not have the ability to license". Therefore, licensing funds, upon this taking effect, will now belong to the county. Nye County Marijuana Licensing & Business Fees FY15 through 01- FY20 reimburses Amargosa Valley Town only the License Fees for FY16 & FY18 for a total of $25,000. LCB codified Question 2 of the 2016 General Election as Chapter 4530 - REGULATION ANO TAXATION OF MARIJUANA - 4530.010 NRS Short title. [This section was proposed by an initiative petition and approved by the voters at the 2016 General Election and therefore is not subject to legislative amendment or repeal until after November 22, 2019.] AB 533 the last 6 pages 132-138 LEAOLINES OF REPEALEO SECTIONS - 269.183 Marijuana and medical marijuana establishments: License taxes; fees; exceptions. Sections 453A.010 through 453A.810 and Sections 5430.010 through 5430.600 [This section was proposed by an initiative petition and approved by the voters at the 2016 General Election and therefore is not subject to legislative amendment or repeal until after November 22, 2019] Today is only Nov. 5 t h and not Nov. 23, 2019, therefore Nye County owes Amargosa Valley Town $108,801.48 instead of only $25,000. Attachments: Marijuana Fee Collected-Amargosa Town FY16 Through Q1-FY19 State of Nevada-Marijuana Reimbursement Distribution FY2018 1. Respectfully submitted, Nov. 5, 19 BoCC Agenda Item 20 Comments by John F Bosta Page 2 Marijuana Fees Collected - Amargosa Town FY16 through Ql-FY19 5/2/20 16 FY16 - Q4 Medical Mari]. Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC Med Marijuana Fee 10101-10-4209 2,500.00 5/2/2016 FY16 - 04 Medical Marij. Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC Med Marijuana Fee 10101-10-4209 2,500.00 FY16 • Q4 Total Med Marijuana Fee 10101-10-4209 5,000.00 8/8/2017 FY18 - 01 Medical Marij. Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC Med Marijuana Fee 10101-10-4209 2,500.00 8/8/2017 FY18 - 01 Medical Marij. Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC Med Marijuana Fee 10101 -10-4209 2,500.00 FY18· Q1 Total Med Marijuana Fee 10101-10-4209 5,000.00 6/21/2018 FY18 - 04 Medical Marij. Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC Med Marijuana Fee 10101 -10 -4209 2,500.00 6/21/2018 FY18 - 04 Medical Marlj. Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC Med Marijuana Fee 10101-10-4209 2,500.00 FY18 - Q4 Total Med Marijuana Fee 10101-10-4209 5,000.00 8/8/2017 FY18-01 MME Sales Fees Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC MME Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101-10-4210 3,069.15 FY18 -Q1 Total MME Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101 -10-4210 3,069.15 11/20/2017 FY18 - 02 MME Sales Fees Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC MME Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101-10-4210 625.08 11/20/2017 FY18 - 02 MME Sales Fees Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC MME Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101-10-4210 2,704.50 FY18 - Q2 Total MME Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101-10-4210 3,329.58 1/2/2018 FY18 - 03 MME Sales Fees Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC MME Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101 -10-4210 2,567.20 1/2/2018 FY18 - 03 MME Sales Fees Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC MME Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101 -10-4210 2,140.01 1/2/2018 FY18 - 03 MME Sales Fees Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC MME Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101 -10-4210 625.08 3/8/2018 FY18 - 03 MME Sales Fees Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC MME Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101-10 -4210 61.48 FY18 - Q3 Total MME Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101·10·4210 5,393.77 4/3/2018 FY18 - 04 MME Sales Fees Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC MME Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101 -10-4210 686.56 4/3/2018 FY18 - 04 MME Sales Fees Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC MME Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101-10-4210 5,654.42 FY18 - Q4 Total MME Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101-10·4210 6,340.98 12/4/2017 FY18 - 02 Rec Mari LiclFee Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC ReeMJ License 10101-10-4211 5,000.00 12/4/2017 FY18 - 02 Rec Marl LiclFee Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC Ree MJ License 10101 -10 -4211 5,000.00 FY18 - Q2 Total Ree MJ License 10101·10-4211 10,000.00 5/30/2018 FY18 - 04 Rec Sale Fee Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC Ree Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101-10-4212 6,581.62 5/30/2018 FY18 - 04 Rec Sale Fee Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC Ree Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101-10-4212 2,913.18 5/30/2018 FY18 - 04 Rec Sale Fee Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC Ree Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101-10-4212 686.56 FY18· Q4 Total Ree Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101-10-4212 10,181.36 7/12/2018 FY19 - 01 Rec Sale Fee Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC Ree Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101·10-4212 0.01 7/12/2018 FY19 - 01 Rec Sale Fee Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC Ree Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101-10-4212 3,614.57 7/23/2018 FY19· 01 Rec Sale Fee Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC Ree Month Iy Business Sales Fee 10101-10-4212 4,375.42 7/23/2018 FY19-01 Rec Sale Fee Amargosa Town ACRES CULTIVATION LLC Ree Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101-10-4212 0.01 FY19 - Q1 Total Ree Monthly Business Sales Fee 10101·10-4212 7,990.01 11/20/2018 9:16 AM STATE OF NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISION MARIJUANA REIMBURSEMENT DISTRIBUTION ACTIVITY PERIOD: FISCAL YEAR 2018 DISTRIBUTION DATE: 41212018 NYE COUNTY TREASURER· TB0044560 X This distribution is being issued to the county to be credited as follows to the local jurisdictions within your boundaries: NYE COUNTY $ 88,235.29 AMARGOSA 1,754 .63 BEATIY 1,254.62 PAHRUMP 50,945 .80 TOTAL $ 142,190.34 PREPARED BY: KEVIN WILLIAMS (775)684-2024