Clark County - File #: 24-941

• File #: 24-941
• Status: Agenda Ready
• File created: 6/24/2024
• In control: Clark County Board of Commissioners
• On agenda: 7/16/2024
• Title: Approve, adopt, and authorize the Chair to sign a resolution authorizing the notice of sale of properties subject to the lien of a delinquent assessment in the following special improvement district (SID): District #151-7582-Summerlin-Mesa; District #158-7597-Las Vegas Blvd-St Rose to Pyle (Unit 1-Storm Sewer); District #159-7601-Summerlin Village 16A; District #158-7602-Las Vegas Blvd-St Rose to Pyle (Unit 2-Sanitary Sewer); and provide for other matters properly relating thereto. (For possible action)

Date	Action By	Action	Result
7/16/2024	Clark County Board of Commissioners	Agenda note: Item No. 52 Minutes

CLARK COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

AGENDA ITEM

Petitioner:

J. Ken Diaz, County Treasurer

Recommendation: 

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Approve, adopt, and authorize the Chair to sign a resolution authorizing the notice of sale of properties subject to the lien of a delinquent assessment in the following special improvement district (SID): District #151-7582-Summerlin-Mesa; District #158-7597-Las Vegas Blvd-St Rose to Pyle (Unit 1-Storm Sewer); District #159-7601-Summerlin Village 16A; District #158-7602-Las Vegas Blvd-St Rose to Pyle (Unit 2-Sanitary Sewer); and provide for other matters properly relating thereto.   (For possible action)

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FISCAL IMPACT:

Fund #:	3990.000	Fund Name:	SID Debt Service
Fund Center:	1020210000	Funded PGM/Grant:	N/A
Amount:	N/A
Description:	Special Improvement District Debt Service
Additional Comments:	Special Assessments are used to repay County Improvement District bonds, to repay the County portion of costs and expenses in districts where bonds have not been issued, and to maintain street beautification projects on an annual basis. The specifics of the collection of delinquent assessments are provided in assessment ordinances and bond covenants.  Proceeds from sales will be credited to each Special Improvement District Debt Service or Maintenance Fund. Any fiscal impact related to collection efforts would be costs recovered through fees received at the time of the sale.

BACKGROUND: 

Clark County creates improvement districts from time to time to fund certain public works projects. Those
properties which enjoy special benefit from such improvements or maintenance are assessed for their share of the cost. The County usually issues bonds to fund construction costs, and property owner assessments are structured to make the bond payments. For maintenance districts, an annual assessment ordinance with the estimated cost for the next fiscal year is approved for properties benefiting from the various street beautification projects.

Nevada Law and bond covenants require collection proceedings against delinquent assessments. This Resolution authorizes the notice of sale of properties with delinquent assessments. The properties sold are subject to redemption within the time period provided in NRS 271.595.