CLARK COUNTY Water Reclamation District
Board of Trustees
AGENDA ITEM
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Thomas A. Minwegen, General Manager |
Recommendation:
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Accept the Business Impact Statement pursuant to NRS 237.090 for the proposed District Resolution 25-002, which amends the District Service Rules; and determine that the proposed resolution does not impose a significant economic burden on affected customers; or take other action as appropriate. (Sitting as the Clark County Water Reclamation District Board of Trustees) (For possible action)
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FISCAL IMPACT:
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Business Impact Statement |
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BACKGROUND:
Pursuant to NRS 237.080, a Business Impact Statement was prepared for the proposed District Resolution 25-002, which amends the District Service Rules.
The proposed Service Rule amendments seek to (a) increase fees for septage/chemical toilet waste disposal, fat/oil/grease/grit (FOGG) interceptor inspections, and the capacity maintenance charge (formerly availability charge), (b) introduce new fees for point of connection (POC) processing, plan reviews, and construction inspections, and (c) allow for the use of Hydromechanical FOGG interceptors under certain limited circumstances, after the submission of an application and payment of an application fee.
If adopted, Resolution 25-002 codifies these amendments to the District Service Rules effective on July 1, 2025.
Notice was provided to the District’s Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC), and to the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP), Latin Chamber of Commerce, Nevada Resort Association, Southern Nevada Home Builders Association (SNHBA), Urban Chamber of Commerce, and the Vegas Chamber. Additionally, notice was posted in the Las Vegas Review Journal for other interested persons to view and provide comment. While no material questions or comments were received from the stakeholders regarding the Service Rules amendments in the context of the Business Impact Statement process, some informal feedback was received, which will be addressed as part of the process leading to the public hearing on May 20, 2025.
Staff recommends that the Board of Trustees accept the Business Impact Statement and determine that the District Resolution 25-002 does not impose a significant economic burden on affected customers.
This agenda item has been reviewed and approved by the District General Counsel.