Sandy Valley Citizens Advisory Council

Sandy Valley is an unincorporated town in Southern Nevada. It is governed by the Board of County Commissioners for Clark County who receive input from the Sandy Valley Citizen's Advisory Council. NRS 269.024 Creation by board of county commissioners. If the board of county commissioners determines that the best interest of an unincorporated town of which such board constitutes the governing body would best be served by the appointment of a citizens’ advisory council to act in an advisory and liaison capacity with respect to governing the affairs of such town it shall enact an ordinance creating such advisory council, designating its powers and duties and providing the qualifications of the members thereof.

Table Mountain Wind project FAA letter of determination

Submitted by Sandy Valley on July 10, 2007 - 11:41pm

At the July CAC meeting the subject of FAA comment on the Table Mountain wind generation project came up. Attached is a letter from September 2006 where the FAA makes the determination that the proposed construction would not have an impact on air navigation.

Options for Sandy Valley

Submitted by Sandy Valley on April 4, 2007 - 9:14am

At the March 2007 Citizens Advisory Council meeting Clark County Rural Towns Liaison Chris Muhnall give a presentation on the different forms of government for towns in Clark County. Mr. Munhall's presentation, which is attached below, includes discussion of the different forms of town governance in Clark County including unincorporated area, unincorporated town and incorporated city. In addition to outlining the requirements for each the presentation covers examples of the revenue possible from each of the various forms of town governance.

Minutes of the January 9 meeting of the Sandy Valley Citizens' Advisory Council

Submitted by Sandy Valley on January 16, 2007 - 11:58am

Attached is a PDF version of the draft minutes of the January 9 meeting of the Sandy Valley CAC. These minutes will not become official unless they are accepted at the February 13 meeting of the CAC.

Proposed bylaws for Sandy Valley CAC

Submitted by Sandy Valley on January 16, 2007 - 11:44am

Each two-year term of the Sandy Valley Citizens' Advisory Council brings a new board and with it a chance to review and refine the bylaws under which the board operates. The proposed 2007-2009 bylaws were discussed at the board's January 9 meeting and will be discussed and voted on at the board's February 13 meeting. A PDF version of the proposed bylaws is linked below.

2007-2008 Sandy Valley Citizens Advisory Council Appointed

Submitted by Sandy Valley on January 4, 2007 - 11:11am

The Board of County Commissioners for Clark County voted on Tuesday to appoint the Sandy Valley Citizen's Advisory Council for the 2007-2008 term. Five community members will represent the community on the council. Appointed to the council are:

  • Melissa Barbe
  • Joshua Brauer
  • JoAnne Jolls
  • George Odell
  • Larry Seitz

The council meets for the first time on January 9. The agenda and an attachment to the agenda is linked below.

Sandy Valley Citizens Advisory Council Notice of Public Meeting

Submitted by Sandy Valley on April 5, 2006 - 1:27pm

Date: April 11, 2006
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Location: Sandy Valley Community Center, 650 W Quartz Ave., Sandy Valley, Nevada
Members: Joanne Jolls-Chair, Joshua Brauer-Vice Chair, George Odell, Sam McCool, Larry Seitz, Cynthia Zalsman (Secretary)

Agenda

I CALL TO ORDER
A. This meeting has been properly noticed and posted in conformance with the Nevada Open Meeting Law. Posting locations: Sandy Valley Community Center, Sandy Valley Post Office, Trail’s End, Ernie D’s and Idle Spurs. All items on the agenda are considered for appropriate action unless otherwise noted.
B. Pledge of Allegiance

II ORGANIZATIONAL ITEMS
A. Approval of the agenda for April 11, 2006.
B. Approval of the minutes for March 28, 2006.

III PLANNING AND ZONING
A. TA-0324-06-HORTON DR, INC: TEXT AMENDMENT to amend Title 30 to allow multiple family dwellings (tri-plex) in the RUD zoning district.
B. WS-0315-06-PETERSON, DEBORAH: WAIVER OF STANDARDS to waive the stipulation requiring a drainage study and a street improvement plan in conjunction with a minor subdivision map on 8.0 acres in an R-U (Rural Open Land) Zone. Generally located on the south side of Borax Avenue and the west side of Tuskegee Street within Sandy Valley.

Town Hall Meeting in Sandy Valley

Submitted by Sandy Valley on February 18, 2006 - 10:25am

Clark County Commissioner for District F, Lynette Boggs McDonald, will be coming to Sandy Valley for a town hall meeting Thursday, February 23, 2006 at 6:30 PM. The agenda for discussion will be the following:

  • Roads
    1. Pave Osage from Quartz to Onyx.
    2. What is needed for private homeowners to prepare their roads so they can dedicate the roads to the County and have the County maintain those roads?
    3. What is being done to pave or continually maintain the gravel on Stateline Road?
    4. What is being done to pave Jade from Kingston Road to Mojave? What can we do to help get this project done?
  • Water
    1. What is the Commissioner doing to protect our water basin? What is being done about San Bernardino, Inyo and Clark County committee to keep our water basin closed? What is the recommendation on a Sandy Valley Water Board Committee?
  • Other
    1. What is being done to keep Sandy Valley R-U zoned other than the current Master Plan?
    2. What is the update on the Sandy Valley Senior Center? When will it be complete?
    3. When will outdoor restrooms be built at the Community Center/Park? What are the requirements to get restrooms built? What can the Senior Citizens do to get an outdoor restroom built at their facility?
    4. What can be done to provide our volunteer fire department with a much-needed additional water tender?
    5. When is our zip code going to be changed so we will be designated rural instead of urban?
    6. What is the best way to improve road safety on Sandy Valley Road/Kingston Road, from Highway 161 to the California state line?
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