NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING CLARK COUNTY REGIONAL FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE JULY 29, 2013 3:00P.M. RFCD/RTC ADMINISTRATION BUILDING FIRST FLOOR MEETING ROOM #108 600 SOUTH GRAND CENTRAL PARKWAY LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89106 **FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT: CAROLYN M. FRAZIER, BOARD SECRETARY 600 SOUTH GRAND CENTRAL PARKWAY, SUITE 300 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89106 685-0000 TT/TDD: Relay Nevada toll free (800) 326-6868 This meeting has been properly noticed and posted at the following locations: Clark County Regional Flood Control District Clark County Regional Flood Control District 600 South Grand Central Parkway Worldwide Website Las Vegas, Nevada 89106 www. regionaljlood org Clark County Government Center City of Boulder City 500 South Grand Central Parkway 401 California Las Vegas, Nevada 89155 Boulder City, Nevada 89024 City of Henderson City of Las Vegas 240 Water Street 495 S. Main Street Henderson, Nevada 89015 Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 City of Mesquite City ofNorth Las Vegas 1 0 East Mesquite Boulevard 2250 Las Vegas Boulevard North Ste. 800 Mesquite, Nevada 89027 North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030 The Notice, Agenda, and Agenda Full- Backup have been posted on the District's Website at www.regionalflood.org. . CLQ =---= **Supporting material available upon request.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
CLARK COUNTY REGIONAL FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
JULY 29, 2013 3:00P.M.
RFCD/RTC ADMINISTRATION BUILDING FIRST FLOOR MEETING ROOM #108
600 SOUTH GRAND CENTRAL PARKWAY LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89106
**FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT:
CAROLYN M. FRAZIER, BOARD SECRETARY 600 SOUTH GRAND CENTRAL PARKWAY, SUITE 300
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89106 685-0000
TT/TDD: Relay Nevada toll free (800) 326-6868
This meeting has been properly noticed and posted at the following locations:
Clark County Regional Flood Control District Clark County Regional Flood Control District 600 South Grand Central Parkway Worldwide Website
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106 www. regionaljlood org
Clark County Government Center City of Boulder City 500 South Grand Central Parkway 401 California
Las Vegas, Nevada 89155 Boulder City, Nevada 89024
City of Henderson City of Las Vegas 240 Water Street 495 S. Main Street
Henderson, Nevada 89015 Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
City of Mesquite City ofNorth Las Vegas 1 0 East Mesquite Boulevard 2250 Las Vegas Boulevard North Ste. 800
Mesquite, Nevada 89027 North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030 The Notice, Agenda, and Agenda Full-
Backup have been posted on the District's Website at www.regionalflood.org.
. By:~ CLQ ~ =---= **Supporting material available upon request.
AGENDA CLARK COUNTY REGIONAL FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT
CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE JULY 29, 2013
3:00P.M.
• Items on the agenda may be taken out of order. • The Regional Flood Control District Citizens Advisory Committee may combine two
or more agenda items for consideration. • The Regional Flood Control District Citizens Advisory Committee may remove an
item from the agenda or delay discussion relating to an item on the agenda at any time.
I. Call to Order and approve the agenda with deletion of any items
1. Action to call the meeting to order and approve the agenda (For possible action)
a. Discussion and action to reschedule the meeting date of September 2, 2013 due to the Holiday (For possible action)
2. Action to approve the minutes of the July 1, 2013 meeting (For possible action)
3. Comments By the General Public This is a period devoted to comments by the general public about items on this agenda. If you wish to speak to the Regional Flood Control District Citizens Advisory Committee about items within its jurisdiction but not appearing on this agenda, you must wait until the "Comments By the General Public" period listed at the end of this agenda. Comments will be limited to three minutes. Please step up to the speaker's podium, clearly state your name and address and please spell your last name for the record. If any member of the Regional Flood Control District Citizens Advisory Committee wishes to extend the length of a presentation, this will be done by the Chairman or the Regional Flood Control District Citizens Advisory Committee by majority vote.
II. Administration
4. Action to accept the financial reports (For possible action)
5. Action to adopt amendments to the Ten Year Construction Program (For possible action)
6. Action to accept the final accounting report and close out the interlocal contract for the following project (For possible action):
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• Local Drainage Improvements- Olive Street Storm Drain, US-95 to Palm Street (construction)- CLD15A09
III. Design and Construction
7. Action to approve a request to reallocate· funding within the interlocal contract for design for Pittman Wash, UPRR to Santiago - City of Henderson (For possible action)
8. Action to approve the sixth supplemental interlocal contract for design to increase funding for Lower Flamingo Detention Basin - Clark County (For possible action)
9. Action to approve the sixth supplemental interlocal contract for design to increase funding and extend the project completion date for Simmons Street Drainage Improvements- Carey to Craig- City ofNorth Las Vegas (For possible action)
IV. Other Items
10. Chairman's Report
• Public Information Program • Rainfall events of the past month
11. Comments By the General Public A period devoted to comments by the general public about matters relevant to the Regional Flood Control District Citizens Advisory Committee jurisdiction will be held. No vote may be taken on a matter not listed on the posted agenda. Comments will be limited to three minutes. Please step up to the speaker's podium, clearly state your name and address and please spell your last name for the record. If any member of the Regional Flood Control District Citizens Advisory Committee wishes to extend the length of a presentation, this will be done by the Chairman or the Regional Flood Control District Citizens Advisory Committee by majority vote.
All comments by speakers should be relevant to the Regional Flood Control District Citizens Advisory Committee action and jurisdiction. ·
1CLARKCOUNTY REGIONAL FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT
AGENDA ITEM
SUBJECT:
RESCHEDULE MEETING DATE OF SEPTEMBER 2, 2013 FOR THE CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
PETITIONER:
GALE WM. FRASER, II, P.E., GENERAL MANAGER/CHIEF ENGINEER
RECOMMENDATION OF PETITIONER:
DISCUSSION AND ACTION TO RESCHEDULE THE MEETING DATE OF SEPTEMBER 2, 2013 DUE TO THE HOLIDAY (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)
FISCAL IMPACT:
None.
BACKGROUND:
Due to the Holiday, the Committee may want to consider moving the following upcoming meeting:
From: To: August 29,2013
September 2, 2013 at 3:00p.m.
A calendar is attached for August and September 2013.
Respectfully submitted,
Git2tt=~.~ Gale Wm. Fraser, II, P.E. General Manager/Chief Engineer
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MINUTES CLARK COUNTY REGIONAL FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT
CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE JULY 1, 2013
3:00P.M.
These minutes are prepared in compliance with NRS 241.035. Text is in summarized rather than verbatim format For complete contents, please refer to meeting tapes on file at the Regional Flood Control District offices.
MEETING NOTICES: Public Notices of this meeting were properly posted by Patricia Beck of the Regional Flood Control District in the following locations: Boulder City City Hall, Clark County Government Center, Henderson City Hall, Las Vegas City Hall, Mesquite City Hall, North Las Vegas City Hall, Clark County Regional Flood Control District Offices, and the Clark County Regional Flood Control District Worldwide Website (www.regionalflood.org).
CALL TO ORDER: Mrs. M.J. Harvey, Chairman, called the meeting to order at 3:00 p.m., in Meeting Room #108, 600 South Grand Central Parkway, with ~he following members present:
MEMBERS PRESENT: M. J. Harvey, Chairman, Clark County Ronald Newell, Clark County Jennifer Taylor, Esq., Clark County Calvin Black, City of Henderson Dr. Linda Young, City of Las Vegas John Birkland, City ofNorth Las Vegas Terrence Kane, City of Las Vegas Jim Beneda, City of Boulder City
MEMBERS EXCUSED: Larry Nelson, Vice-Chairman, City of Henderson Gregory L. Bulloch, City of Mesquite Dr. Nachman Kataczinsky, City of Las Vegas Shawn Fleming, City of Boulder City
STAFF: Gale Wm. Fraser, II, General Manager/Chief Engineer Kevin Eubanks, Assistant General Manager Christopher Figgins, Chief Deputy District Attorney Steve C. Parrish, Engineering Director Todd Myers, Engineering Project Manager Jeanine Pitts-Dilworth, Administrative Services Director Joseph Damiani, Principal Civil Engineer Jill Reilly, Principal Civil Engineer Abigail Mayrena, Senior Engineer Joseph Grippaldi, Fiscal Services Administrator Deanna Hughes, Management Analyst II Erin Neff, Public Information Manager Kelsey Hand, Public Information Specialist
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Sherry Allen, Office Assistant II Patricia Beck, Office Assistant
INTERESTED PARTIES: Grant Tokumi, P.E., Project Manager, G.C. Wallace Companies Peter Jackson, CFM, Sr. Engineering Associate, City of Las Vegas Jeffrey Douglas, P.E., Project Engineer, Louis Berger Group, Inc.
I. Call to Order and approve the agenda with deletion of any items
1. Action to call the meeting to order and approve the agenda (For possible action)
Mrs. Harvey introduced Ms. Erin Neff, Public Information Manager as a new friend to the Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC). She stated that Ms. Neff has vast experience behind her and she comes to this agency with a lot of practical knowledge and Mrs. Harvey feels she will do a terrific job. Mrs. Harvey further stated that the CAC is here to help Ms. Neff as much as she is here to help the CAC. Ms. Neff thanked Mrs. Harvey. Mrs. Harvey also stated that Ms. Kelsey Hand will be working with Erin and we are glad that Kelsey is still here.
Mrs. Harvey stated that Mr. Joe Damiani, Principal Civil Engineer, will lead the Committee meeting today. Mrs. Harvey acknowledged Mr. Gale Fraser, General Manager/Chief Engineer sitting in the audience.
Mrs. Harvey asked Mr. Calvin Black if he attended the Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) meeting on June 27, 2013. Mr. Black responded yes. Mrs. Harvey asked if there was any excitement. Mr. Black replied that he gave a presentation, otherwise nothing.
Upon a motion by Mr. Newell, the agenda was approved.
8AYES-ONAYS Motion Carried
2. Action to approve the minutes of the June 3, 2013 meeting (For possible action)
Upon a motion by Mr. Newell, the minutes of the June 3, 2013 meeting were approved.
8 AYES- 0 NAYS Motion Carried
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3. Comments By the General Public
There was no response to the call for Comments By the General Public.
II. Administration
4. Receive the quarterly project status reports - reporting period February 2013 through April 2013
Mr. Damiani stated that the project status reports are included in the backup. Ms. Jennifer Taylor commented about the effectiveness, simplicity, and how easy the reports are to read and understand. Ms. Taylor further commented on looking at what the project is, the description, status and action item; reports were well done and easy for those who did not have engineering backgrounds. Ms. Taylor thanked District Staff.
No Action Required.
5. Action to accept the financial reports (For possible action)
Mr. Damiani directed the Committee's attention to Page 4 of the agenda backup and stated he has the updated numbers for April. The actual sales tax was $6,577,302.79. This is a difference of $19,502.61 which is .3 percent above our estimate. This brings the total for the year to 2.6 percent above for the year.
Mrs. Harvey asked about the numbers for the months of May and June. Mr. Damiani responded we don't have those numbers yet.
Mr. Kane observed that previously it was 2.8 percent above and it has now increased; asking if it is 2.6 percent above. Mr. Damiani responded that the increase is above Districts' estimate, which was .3 percent above for that month; the percentage for the year dropped to 2.6 percent.
Staff recommends accepting the financial reports.
Mr. Newell moved to follow staff recommendation.
8AYES-ONAYS Motion Carried
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6. Action to adopt amendments to the Ten Year Construction Program (For possible action)
Mr. Damiani stated that this item amends the Ten Year Construction Program to reflect items that are later in this agenda.
Staff recommends approval.
Mr. Newell moved to follow staff recommendation.
8 AYES- 0 NAYS Motion Carried
7. Action to accept the fmal accounting report and close out the interlocal contract for the following project (For possible action):
• Upper Duck Creek, Central Duck Creek, Lower Blue Diamond and Bird Springs Detention Basins (design)- CLA16BOO
Staff recommends accepting the final accounting report and close out the interlocal contract.
Mr. Newell moved to follow staff recommendation.
8AYES-ONAYS Motion Carried
8. Action to adopt a Master Plan Update for the City of Boulder City (For possible action)
Mr. Damiani stated that per Nevada State Law, every five (5) years, District is required to review the Master Plan. The current Master Plan for the City of Boulder City was adopted in May, 2008. The 2013 Master Plan Update (MPU) was prepared by representatives of the District in coordination with the City of Boulder City Department of Public Works. No new facilities were added to the 2013 Master Plan. . The 2013 Master Plan is identical to the previous plan; therefore, no changes or amendments to the MPU are necessary at this time.
District Staff recommends that the City of Boulder City MPU be adopted and find that the Master Plan Update is the most effective, structural and regulatory means for correcting existing problems of flooding within the area and dealing with the probable effects of future development.
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Mrs. Harvey asked if there will be an update next year. Mr. Damiani answered that the Master Plan will be reviewed in five years. Mrs. Harvey stated that she thought the plan was looked at each year. Mr. Damiani stated that different areas are looked over, but each plan is looked at every five years. Mr. Damiani responded that the Ten Year Construction Program is updated annually.
Mr. Newell moved to follow staff recommendation.
8 AYES- 0 NAYS Motion Carried
9. Action to approve a Master Plan Amendment for Summerlin Village 16A Drainage Facilities- Clark County (For possible action)
Mr. Grant Tokumi, P.E., Project Manager, G.C. Wallace Companies, made a project presentation.
Dr. Young asked about the added MPU facilities, from the Summerlin Village Drainage Facility; the FLF3 0108, Arch Pipe, RCP and the PMF Spillway Detention and Collection Channel, etc.; she asked if those five components are amendments to the original Summerlin Village Drainage facilities. Mr. Tokumi responded that these facilities were added to the MPU. Dr. Young asked if the five components mentioned are a result of growth in that area. Mr. Tokumi responded that they account for future development. Dr. Young asked if they account for current development, or just for future development. Mr. Tokumi responded that it was for mostly future development. This is an ultimate MPU.
Mr. Damiani continued by stating the MPU identifies the facilities within the existing development boundary. It does include the future development of some of these areas, but Summerlin is coming in and finding that this is a more cost effective solution for them to control the flooding in their future plan. Mr. Damiani responded they are amending the plan to add these facilities so they can be regional facilities and regionally maintained but they will be constructed by the developer in order to protect the development. Dr. Young stated that it is more geared toward the future than actual; more for the development in the future. Mr. Damiani responded that is correct.
Dr. Young continued with a question regarding project costs and whether this cost will be handled by the developer; Mr. Calvin Black responded cost will be paid by the Howard Hughes Corporation.
Ms. Taylor stated that she had the same question about who the developer was and asked about the concerns of private funding and whether the Howard Hughes
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Corporation will be solvent through the duration of this completion. Ms. Taylor further commented that she has seen too many things in the City where there would be a master development agreement with a safe focus group where there were infrastructure promised for those subdivisions as master planned communities and then focus essentially go back on their obligations stating they don't want to build due to not being able to afford. Ms. Taylor expressed her curiosity in any safeguards being in place to ensure that this is done at no cost to the taxpayers, County or the District. Mr. Damiani answered that this would be a requirement of the development agreement that Howard Hughes would have with the County. In order for them to pull permits to develop any of the homes, the infrastructure would be required to have approval and bonding. Ms. Taylor replied the word 'bonding' is what she was listening for.
Dr. Young asked about whether Mr. Tokumi's PowerPoint presentation was accessible to Citizens Advisory Committee members. Mr. Kevin Eubanks, District Assistant General Manager answered he can provide Dr. Young a copy of the presentation before she leaves today; the presentation is not on the District's website and copies are available upon request. Dr. Young asked about the timeline for this project. Mr. Tokumi answered that it is uncertain about the timeline. Dr. Young inquired about the projected time for this project. Mr. Damiani replied that it is based on Howard Hughes Corporation and Clark County. Mr. Black stated that the process is standard and everything needs to be approved prior. This is the first step; complete designs through Clark County, go through the Bureau of Land Development; because a part of this is on their property. All of this takes time. The protection for Clark County is that they will not let them pull permits for any type of construction until this is designed, approved and bonded for. Once this is done, it will go forward. Nothing can be built until then. This is a benefit and protection to the project. Dr. Young reiterated that she wanted an estimated time line of this project whether it be five years, potentially eight years, ten years, etc. Mr. Black responded that it is a year and a halfbefore they can start construction.
Mr. Damiani recommended that the Committee approve the Master Plan Amendment that sets forth the most effective, structural and regulatory means for correcting existing problems of flooding in the area and dealing with the probable effects of future development. The Master Plan Amendment will not become effective until adopted by Clark County.
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III. Design and Construction
10. Action to approve construction change orders for the following projects (For possible action):
a. Change Order No. 2 - Flamingo - Boulder Highway North, Sahara A venue to Flamingo Wash- Clark County
b. Change Order No. 19- Las Vegas Wash- Decatur & Elkhorn, CC215-City of Las Vegas
Staff recommends approval ofltems lOa and lOb.
Dr. Young moved to follow staff recommendation.
8AYES-ONAYS Motion Carried
11. Action to approve the first supplemental interlocal contract for design to increase funding for Ann Road Channel East- City of North Las Vegas (For possible action)
Staff recommends approval.
Mr. Newell moved to follow staff recommendation.
8AYES-ONAYS Motion Carried
12. Action to approve the supplemental interlocal contracts for design to increase funding and extend the project completion date for the following projects (For possible action):
a. Fourth Supplemental- Buchanan Blvd., Phase III Improvements -City of Boulder City
b. Fourth Supplemental- North Railroad Conveyance- City ofBoulder City
Staff recommends approval ofltems 12a and 12b.
Mr. Newell moved to follow staff recommendation.
8AYES-ONAYS Motion Carried
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13. Action to approve the interlocal contracts for design for the following projects (For possible action):
a. Brent Drainage System - Floyd Lamb Park to Durango Drive - City of Las Vegas
b. Cedar Avenue Channel Improvements- City ofLas Vegas c. Centennial Parkway Channel West- CC 215, Pioneer Way to US 95-
City of Las Vegas d. Gowan - Alexander Road, Rancho Drive to Decatur Boulevard - City of
Las Vegas e. Gowan North- Buffalo Branch, Lone Mountain to Washburn Road- City
ofLas Vegas
Mr. Damiani stated that these items are new designs and are identified on the newly adopted Ten Year Construction Program.
Staffrecommends approval ofltems 13a through 13e.
Mr. Newell moved to follow staff recommendation.
8AYES-ONAYS Motion Carried
14. Receive a presentation and action to approve the interlocal contract for construction for Local Drainage Improvements -Buckskin A venue Storm DrainCity of Las Vegas (For possible action)
Mr. Peter Jackson, CFM, Sr. Engineering Associate, City of Las Vegas, made a project presentation.
Staff recommends receipt of the project presentation and to approve the interlocal contract.
Dr. Young moved to follow staff recommendation.
8AYES-ONAYS Motion Carried
15. Rancho System- Beltway to Elkhorn Road- City of Las Vegas (For possible action)
a. Action to accept the project presentation
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Mr. Jeffrey Douglas, P.E., Project Engineer, The Louis Berger Group, Inc., made a project presentation.
Dr. Young asked about the projected totals; the presentation stating the totals being $11,830,000, however, the agenda stated the totals to be $11,815,876; therefore, a difference of about $15,000.00. Mr. Oh-Sang Kwon, Flood Control Project Manager, City of Las Vegas, Public Works, stated that the difference falls within the design engineering totals. Dr. Young asked which amount is correct, for accuracy. Mr. Kwon stated that the amount on the presentation slide is correct. Dr. Young stated that the difference between both design engineering amounts; $872,076.00 and $887,000.00. Mr. Douglas stated this is where the difference lies. Mr. Damiani stated that there was a typographical error on the letter within the agenda. The presentation slide is the correct amount.
Ms. Taylor asked about documentation from the City to Mr. Fraser which indicates that there is actually $11,100,000 that has line items not included in the interlocal; for environmental right-of-way and construction management. Ms. Taylor asked if these are separate contracts that will have to be adopted or reviewed later, because they are not part of the interlocal contract. Mr. Damiani replied that the interlocal contract is only for the construction line item and the construction management line item. Previously, there was an interlocal for the design of the project that included the design, environmental and the right-of-way.
Staff recommends acceptance of the project presentation.
Mr. Newell moved to follow staff recommendation.
8 AYES- 0 NAYS Motion Carried
b. Action to approve the interlocal contract for construction
Mr. Damiani stated that this interlocal contract m the amount of $10,928,800.00. There are sufficient funds available.
Staff recommends approval.
Dr. Young moved to follow staff recommendation.
8 AYES- 0 NAYS Motion Carried
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IV. Other Items
16. Chairman's Report
• Public Information Program • Rainfall events of the past month
Mrs. Harvey stated that last Thursday, there was a press conference at Bruce Trent Park. She stated there were presentations from Mr. Gale Fraser, District General Manager/Chief Engineer and Board Chairman, Larry Brown. There was someone present from the weather bureau and the program was emceed by the new Public Information Manager, Erin Neff.
Mrs. Harvey continued by asking Mr. Fraser about his presentation and the date of September 11 as the most rain ever in September. Mrs. Harvey stated she wanted to ask about this because she remembered in September, 1984 that was the summer of many, many dreadful storms. She recalls this because of the many dangerous things that happened in her neighborhood. She recalls that September 13 being the biggest she'd seen. Mrs. Harvey asked Mr. Fraser if the storm he mentioned in his presentation was larger than the storm in 1984.
Mr. Fraser responded the information he received came from District staff and the National Weather Service. This information was reported from the official gauge, in the Las Vegas Valley, that on September 11 was the most rain that ever fell on a single day in September. Mrs. Harvey thanked Mr. Fraser.
Mrs. Harvey stated that Mr. Terry Kane, Mr. Larry Nelson and she attended the press conference. It is an annual event and was very nice. She encouraged everyone to try and attend and support the press conference next year.
Mrs. Harvey began speaking about the advertising program and said there was a presentation last month from the agency. There were not many comments during the presentation. Of the nine that attended the presentation, there are five here today. Mrs. Harvey said she asked one of the attendees what they thought of the advertising presentation and in one word, the person said "stupid." Mrs. Harvey stated that she was a little taken aback by that answer but continued talking with the person for a minute. Mrs. Harvey continued by saying she also bumped into someone from the Committee the following day and asked them what they thought of the advertising presentation. She heard comments such as ho-hum, a lot of money being spent and thought that a better job could have been done; also, that the video was quite uninteresting and took a long time getting to the point. Mrs. Harvey spoke to someone else and when you talk to people informally and just ask an opinion, you do get a different kind of vocabulary sometimes than
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when you're sitting in the middle of a meeting, which is why it's kind of fun to talk to people individually. That person said they thought the presentation was cheesy and not too impressive; the video took too long to get to the point and you lose attention and they didn't remember the game very well. And another one said, it was not so bad to deny it, but not very good and not worth very much; a waste of money.
Further comments included - it was slightly lame, not very good, not convincing, and regarding the game, the kids will play anything; how much people will take away from this, they weren't quite sure. Included in these comments were that the school program, which is entirely separate from advertising program, is the most effective and question was why can't we spend less on advertising and more on construction. Another person said it was really dry and non-catchy; kind of like high school work. Regarding the "naming game," the thought was people will not pay very much attention to it. Another comment was, the game, it's just too much and why don't we continue the license place coverage for a clear message. Regarding the app idea, we'll just have to see if they'll get involved in it. And, another comment was concern about what is being spent.
Mrs. Harvey's opinion was that she was very disappointed and expressed that thought along the way. So, in thinking about all this, Mrs. Harvey as she talked to people, she stated she hope they would say something at the meeting and expressed themselves. Mrs. Harvey said she wanted to give a little synopsis of her opinion; however, these are just her opinion. Everybody recognizes that an agency has to be creative and we don't want to take away their creativity, but on the other hand, if you don't have something that is eye catching or emotionally catchy - we spend a lot of money on this. So, when I think, local drainage, we worked and slaved to save that account from being removed from the budget two years ago and it was recently doubled from $500,000 to a million for construction. So, that is something which is very specific and concrete. Advertising is sometimes, a very loose thing, but I wish, as a committee, we would have been involved in this activity more. Mrs. Harvey said she would like those people who attended the presentation last month, to say a few words, if they are willing to do that. Annually, the last couple of years, a survey has been taken from the public to find out how they respond to this program; and whether they remember it or not, and what they think it. But, sometimes, survey questions are asked in a way that will get you what you want to find out as opposed to the questions that she asked people when she calls them, what did you think about this? This opens the way for a person to say what they feel.
Mrs. Harvey further commented that she would hope there would be some way at some point in the negotiations, perhaps, after the contract, that the citizens Committee would be exposed to what the agency's new program is so they can
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express their opinion. This is a group of citizens; with opinions just like anybody asked in a survey. Those are her concerns. The intent is not to take away any of the creativity, that's not the idea and the license plate thing was very effective, because it was just visual. Mrs. Harvey asked if members of the Committee have any thoughts or feelings they would like to express. She suggested they just talk about it.
Mr. Terry Kane said that he too, was disappointed and understands the content of the ad campaign this year is already fixed, but he agrees with Mrs. Harvey he would like to see the Committee have a chance to review prior to approval. The presentation was given to them last month, but it had already been approved. Mr. Kane further stated that he would hope that in the future, for the next negotiation, the Committee gets a chance to review the proposal.
Mr. John Birkland stated that he certainly is no expert in advertising of any kind, but he knows that the license plate, as effective as that was, is really hard to follow. In watching the television ad as it was here and having seen it on television several times, he didn't feel it clicked. It sort of filled time, but it didn't make a point. Obviously, it did make a point, but it didn't bring the point home. Mrs. Harvey asked if he were talking about the video. Mr. Birkland ·stated the television ad saying: drive, drive, drive. Well, in the first place, it had too many drives in there, they were just filling time, he though, but this just his opinion. The other thing he thought, for the kids; kids today are pretty sophisticated and everything they do online. He thought the app for iPhones idea was really great. It brought immediate information up, about flooding, in particular.
Mr. Calvin Black stated that he wasn't over impressed with the presentation either. The games weren't bad, but he's an old guy, and games don't interest him as much as the kids. The radio advertisement that they had where they had a person talking, he figured out what they were doing but, he's old and slow.
Mr. Kane stated that he changes the station when he gets dead air time because even a few seconds is an eternity. It seemed to him they could add a second or two pauses between a few words and still get the idea across.
Mrs. Harvey stated that these are individual reactions, when she talked to folks on the phone, there was a lot more in the conversation, however, she believes her point is understood; which is, to involve at some point, the citizens Committee in the thoughts of what will go into the advertising program. She doesn't believe this item goes to the Technical Advisory Committee (TAC); it's just before the CAC and the Board of Directors. The Citizens Committee is not going to go away, because its written into the legislation, so they do have a voice and they would respectfully, hope that the Citizens Committee as a whole will be included
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prior to final decisions on what makes up the program. To be included, to give opinions; individual opinions before anything is set in stone. Mrs. Harvey asked if this is that a fair statement ofwhat we'd like to do.
Dr. Young asked are you talking about the whole CAC membership and would it be appropriate to have an agenda item on this matter. Mrs. Harvey stated that the details could be worked. The whole idea now is to make known the Committee's desires to be included in the ideas and presentations prior to signing it in stone. The details will come later, but, the idea now is to make known the Committee's participation prior to the final. Mrs. Harvey asked Mr. Fraser to comment on her suggestion. Mr. Fraser responded that he heard Mrs. Harvey loud and clear. Mrs. Harvey stated that she appreciated that and now everyone including staff has an idea how the Committee feels about these things.
Mrs. Harvey asked if there was any rain. Mr. Damiani replied there was no rainfall for this month.
Mrs. Harvey stated to Ms. Kelsey Hand, District Public Information Specialist that there is still no indication of when the new Flood Channel programs are going to be aired and it's frustrating, the times aren't know. Ms. Hand replied, she too is frustrated because the postings are only done weekly.
17. Comments By the General Public
There was no response to the call for Comments By the General Public.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned at 3:50p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
ph . Damiani, P .E., · ncipal Civil Engineer
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3. Comments By the General Public This is a period devoted to comments by the general public about items on this agenda. If you wish to speak to the Regional Flood Control District Citizens Advisory Committee about items within its jurisdiction but not appearing on this agenda, you must wait until the "Comments By the General Public" period listed at the end of this agenda. Comments will be limited to three minutes. Please step up to the speaker's podium, clearly state your name and address and please spell your last name for the record. If any member of the Regional Flood Control District Citizens Advisory Committee wishes to extend the length of a presentation, this will be done by the Chairman or the Regional Flood Control District Citizens Advisory Committee by majority vote.
SUBJECT:
CLARK COUNTY REGIONAL FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT
AGENDA ITEM
FINANCIAL REPORTS- JUNE 2013
PETITIONER:
GALE WM. FRASER, II, P.E., GENERAL MANAGER/CHIEF ENGINEER
RECOMMENDATION OF PETITIONER:
ACCEPT THE REPORTS (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)
FISCAL IMP ACT: None.
BACKGROUND: The following financial reports for June 2013, are submitted for your review:
Section Description Page(s) A - Fund 2860 Fund Balance Report ........................................................................................... I
B -Fund 2870 Fund Balance Report ........................................................................................... 7 Maintenance Work Program Monthly Expenditures ....................................... 8-9 Maintenance Work Program Status Report-FY 2013 ............................... .10-12 Maintenance Work Program Status Report- FY 2014 ................................ 13-15
C- Fund 3300 Fund Balance Report ......................................................................................... l6
D- Fund 4430 Fund Balance Report ......................................................................................... l7 Monthly Expenditure Report ........................................................................ 18-19
E - Fund 4440 Fund Balance Report ......................................................................................... 20 Monthly Expenditure Report ............................................................................. 21
Facility Facility Name Bud2et Amount Sl!ent Amount Remainin2
RF.LV51 Cedar Ave Channel/Nellis System 60,000.00 14,321.44 45,678.56 RF.LV52 Gowan/ Angel Pk/Lone Mtn System 490,000.00 570,202.28 (80,202.28) RF.LV53 Lake Mead/Smoke Ranch/Washington S: 50,000.00 6,180.11 43,819.89 RF.LV54 Las Vegas Wash System 600,000.00 422,641.12 177,358.88 RF.LV55 Meadows/Oakey System 100,000.00 65,413.06 34,586.94 RF.LV56 Washington A veiL V Creek 150,000.00 86,549.62 63,450.38 RF.LV57 US95/0uter Beltway/Ann Road System 675,000.00 545,158.64 129,841.36
$2,125,000.00 $1,710,466.27 $414,533.73
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Facility Facility Name Bud2et Amount Snent Amount Remainin2
Facilitx Facility Name Bud~:et Amount Snent Amount Remainin~:
RF.LV51 Cedar Ave Channel/Nellis System 100,000.00 0.00 100,000.00 RF.LV52 Gowan/ Angel Pk!Lone Mtn System 450,000.00 0.00 450,000.00 RF.LV53 Lake Mead/Smoke Ranch/Washington S: 100,000.00 0.00 100,000.00 RF.LV54 Las Vegas Wash System 650,000.00 0.00 650,000.00 RF.LV55 Meadows/Oakey System 100,000.00 0.00 100,000.00 RF.LV56 Washington A veiL V Creek 225,000.00 0.00 225,000.00 RF.LV57 US95/0uter Beltway/Ann Road System 500,000.00 0.00 500,000.00
$2,125,000.00 $0.00 $2,125,000.00
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Regional Flood Control District Maintenance Work Program Status Report- Fiscal Year2014
Mesquite
Facilit)!: Facilit)!: Name Budget Amount Snent Amount Remaining
REGIONAL FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT FUND 4430- CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND FUND BALANCE REPORT JUNE 2013
BEGINNING CASH BALANCE:
REVENUES:
Accruals/Adjustments
TOTAL BEGINNING CASH BALANCE
Fund 2860- Transfer In lnterlocal Agreements Fund 2860- Transfer In Budgeted Transfer Interest Earnings Miscellaneous Other Revenue Accruals/Adjustments
Miscellaneous Accruals/Adjustments
TOTAL MONTHLY REVENUES
EXPENDITURES: Capital Improvement Program Professional Services Project Reimbursements Fund 2860 -Transfer Out Interest Earnings Fund 2860- Transfer Out ILA Closeout/Reductions Accruals/Adjustments
Regional Flood Control District Monthly Expenditures Capital Improvement Program 6/1/2013 to 6/30/2013
Fund 4430
Fiscal Year- 2013
Vendor Project Invoice No. Inv. Date PO Number Date Paid Amount CITY OF BOULDER CITY RF.BOU05Lll 209 06/11/2013 4800004405 00020 06/28/2013 1,271,613.92 CITY OF HENDERSON RF.HEN05D09 MSC5018706 05/01/2013 48000024 79 0001 0 06/28/2013 2,004.75
CITY OF HENDERSON RF.HEN05E09 MSC5018707 05/0112013 4800002768 00010 06/28/2013 168.69 CITY OF HENDERSON RF.HEN06H09 MSC5018705 05/01/2013 4800002480 0001 0 06/28/2013 562.29 CITY OF HENDERSON RF.HEN06109 MSC501870~ 05/01/2013 4800002766 00010 06/28/2013 576.52 CITY OF HENDERSON RF.HEN07B09 MSC5018702 05/01/2013 4800002397 00010 06/28/2013 1,549.90 CITY OF HENDERSON RF.HEN07D09 MSC5018704 05/01/2013 4800002399 00010 06/28/2013 224.91 CITY OF HENDERSON RF.HEN07Ell MSC5018703 05/01/2013 4800004474 00010 06/28/2013 200.43 CITY OF HENDERSON RF.HEN12H09 MSC5018701 05/0112013 4800002396 00010 06/28/2013 281.15 CITY OF HENDERSON RF.HENI6AOI MSC5018700 05/01/2013 480000 I 182 000 I 0 06/28/2013 56.22 CITY OF HENDERSON . RF.HEN24All MSC5018709 05/01/2013 4800004138 00010 06/28/2013 3,352.13 CITY OF LAS VEGAS RF.LASI4Cl I I6I058 05/2I/2013 4800004218 OOOIO 06/06/20I3 24,363.80 CITY OF LAS VEGAS RF.LASI4CI I I620I7 06113/2013 48000042I8 OOOIO 06/28/2013 I,838.13 CITY OF LAS VEGAS RF.LAS16I09 I6I837 06113/2013 4800002699 00010 06/28/2013 4,717.72 CITY OF LAS VEGAS RF.LASI9DI1 162317 06113/2013 4800003689 00020 06/28/2013 117,792.17 CITY OF LAS VEGAS RF.LASI9D11 CORRPO 06/12/2013 4800003689 OOOIO 06/I2/2013 (92,387.20) CITY OF LAS VEGAS RF.LAS 19D 11 CORRPOLINE 06/12/2013 4800003689 000 I 0 06/12/2013 (15,604.00) CITY OF LAS VEGAS RF.LAS19DII CORR PO LINE I 06112/2013 4800003689 00020 06/12/2013 I5,604.00 CITY OF LAS VEGAS RF.LAS19DII :ORR PO LINE 2 06112/2013 4800003689 00020 06/12/2013 92,387.20 CITY OF LAS VEGAS RF .LAS22D06 I61878 06/13/2013 45000I5721 00060 06/28/2013 3,003.66
CITY OF LAS VEGAS RF.LAS22E06 I62078 06/13/2013 4500027182 00050 06/28/2013 295.32
CITY OF LAS VEGAS RF .LAS22K08 I62097 06/13/2013 4800001396 OOOIO 06/28/2013 I,445.99
CITY OF LAS VEGAS RF.LAS28B I I 162I97 06/13/2013 4800004224 00020 06/28/2013 2,101.72
CITY OF LAS VEGAS RF .LAS28C I 2 I62077 06113/2013 4800005013 00010 06/28/2013 6,540.14 CITY OF LAS VEGAS . RF.LAS29A10 161997 06/13/2013 4800003477 00010 06/28/2013 2,851.58
CITY OF NORTH LAS VEGi RF.NLV01GI 1 5189 06112/2013 4800004209 00030 06/28/2013 4,472.66
CITY OF NORTH LAS VEG.t RF.NL V04111 5187 06112/2013 4800004 I 40 00020 06/28/2013 11,621.69
CITY OF NORTH LAS VEGi RF.NLV09E1 I 5188 06/I2/2013 4800004139 00020 06/28/2013 4,1 I 1.65
CITY OF NORTH LAS VEG.t RF.NLV10K11 5154 05/20/2013 4800004352 00010 06/06/2013 110,757.5I
CITY OF NORTH LAS VEGi RF.NLVI8Eil 5I53 05/20/2013 4800004208 00010 06/13/2013 440,661.49
G C WALLACE INC RF.HEN06109 90595 05116/2013 4800004290 000 I 0 06/26/2013 9,458.75
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS RF.BUNOID11 1513145883 06114/2013 none 06/24/2013 17,740.80 PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS RF.CLA04M06 I513146701 06/18/2013 none 06/24/2013 I0,040.19 PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS RF.CLA04U10 1513142140 06/03/2013 none 06/I0/2013 4,286.00
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS RF.CLA04Ul0 151314276I 06/05/2013 none 06/I0/2013 89,409.04
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS RF.CLA04UIO I5I3I46697 06118/2013 none 06/24/2013 1,886.00
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS RF.CLAIOD07 1513146327 06117/20I3 none 06/24/2013 28,897.78
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS RF.CLA15DI2 1513I45879 06114/2013 none 06/24/2013 16I,955.33
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS RF.CLAI6BOO I513I40666 05/29/2013 none 06/03/2013 203,672.34
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS RF.CLA27C08 15131154I5 05/30/2013 none 06/03/2013 52,408.88
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS RF.CLA27C08 I513145869 06114/20I3 none 06/24/2013 2,345.94
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS RF.CLD07B08 I513142I55 06/03/2013 none 06/10/2013 82,311.00
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS RF.CLD07B08 I513I48513 06/2112013 none 06/25/2013 38,565.00
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS RF.CLD15A09 I513I42138 06/03/2013 none 06/10/20I3 944.03
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS RF.LAU04A08 1513147353 06/I9/2013 none 06/24/2013 1,893.41
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Regional Flood Control District Monthly Expenditures Capital Improvement Program 6/112013 to 6/30/2013
Fund4430
Fiscal Year- 2013
Vendor PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS THE LOUIS BERGER GROU THE LOUIS BERGER GROU VTNNEVADA
REGIONAL FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT FUND 4440 -CONSTRUCTION BOND FUND FUND BALANCE REPORT JUNE 2013
BEGINNING CASH BALANCE:
REVENUES
Accruals/Adjustments
TOTAL BEGINNING CASH BALANCE
Interest Income Proceeds from Bonds and Loans Other
TOTAL MONTHLY REVENUES
EXPENDITURES: Capital Improvement Program Professional Services Project Reimbursements Fund 4430 -Transfer Out Reallocated Expenses Accruals/Adjustments
Total $137,841,055.88 $92,018,595.99 $45,822,459.89
Construction Projects= 12 Design I Other Projects= 4
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Regional Flood Control District Capital Improvement Projects - Cumulative Reporting Pay-As-You-Go Funding Boulder City PROJECT NAME BOU01A87 Hemenway Wash BOU01B88 Hemenway Wash Debris Basin BOU01C10 Hemenway System, Phase II Improvements BOU02A88 Georgia A venue Channel BOU03A88 Buchanan Blvd. Channel BOU03B98 Buchanan Watershed Facilities BOU03C10 Buchanan Blvd., ~hase III Improvements BOU03D11 Buchanan Blvd., Phase III Improvements BOU03E12 Buchanan Blvd., Phase III Improvements BOU04A96 West Airport Watershed BOU04B97 West Airport Watershed Construction BOU04C01 Hemenway Wash BOU05A98 North Railroad Watershed (Industrial Road Facility) BOU05BOO North Railroad Watershed, Veteran Memorial Dr Culvert BOU05G07 Yucca Street Drainage BOU05H07 Bootleg Canyon Detention Basin Outfall BOU05J10 North Railroad Conveyance BOU05K11 Bootleg Canyon Detention Basin, Phase II BOU05L11 North Railroad Conveyance BOU06A99 Ville Drive Flood Control Facilities BOU06B01 Ville Drive Flood Control Facilities
Clark County PROJECT NAME CLA01A87 Upper Flamingo Wash Detention Basin & Outfall CLAOIB04 F4 Patrick Lane/Ft Apache Road Lateral CLA01D07 Flamingo Hacienda CLA02A88 Rawhide Channel CLA02B90 Rawhide Channel/Eastern A v Drainage Structure CLA02C90 Ra'Vhide Channel/Eastern Outfall CLA02D90 Rawhide Channel/Eastern-Topaz CLA02E91 Rawhide Channel!McLeod-Mtn Vista CLA02G99 Rawhide Channel at Sagebrush Street CLA03A88 Van Buskirk Channel- Predesign CLA03B90 Van Buskirk Channel Outfall CLA03C90 Van Buskirk Channel- ROW CLA03D91 Van Buskirk System/Spencer-Rochelle CLA03H93 Van Buskirk Channel I Phases IIA & VI Construction CLA04A89 Flamingo Wash Bridge @Eastern CLA04B89 Flamingo Wash Bridge @ Arville CLA04C90 Flamingo Wash Bridge@ Paradise & Palos Verde CLA04D93 Flamingo Wash - Winnick Ave. Improvements CLA04E99 Flamingo Wash, McLeod Dr to Maryland PKWY CLA04F99 Flamingo Wash, I-515 to McLeod Dr CLA04GOO Flamingo Wash at Boulder Highway CLA04HOO Flamingo Wash, Boulder Highway to Mojave Rd CLA04I01 Flamingo Wash, Spencer Street Bridge & Approach Channel CLA04M06 Flamingo - Boulder HWY N, Sahara Ave to Flamingo Wash CLA04Q08 Flamingo Wash, Nellis Blvd to I-515 CLA04R08 Flamingo Wash, Desert Inn to Eastern Avenue
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STATUS TOTAL Closed 4,649,000.00 Closed 0.00 Open 495,000.00 Closed 613,590.23 Closed 412,719.91 Closed 420,240.41 Open 337,260.00 Closed 0.00 Open 3,859,977.00 Closed 128,138.69 Closed 1,839,686.60 Closed 101,580.75 Closed 448,873.75 Closed 129,206.79 Closed 71,036.09 Closed 521,408.23 Open 390,000.00 Open 1,133,234.00 Open 3,737,303.00 Closed 144,261.08 Closed 747,314.67
NAME Flamingo-Boulder Highway North, Sahara Ave to Flamingo Wash Flamingo Wash, Nellis Boulevard to I-515 Duck Creek Bridges @ Tomiyasu & La Casita Range Wash Confluence Detention Basin Facilities Sloan Channel (Las Vegas Wash to Owens) Sloan Channel, Las Vegas Wash to Charleston Lower Duck Creek Detention Basin Predesign Lower Duck Creek DB ROW Lower Duck Creek Detention Basin & Outfall Channel Duck Creek, Lower Detention Basin to I-15 Duck Creek, Lower Detention Basin to Silverado Ranch Blvd Duck Creek, Railroad Detention Basin Duck Creek Channel, Silverado Ranch Blvd to Las Vegas Blvd Duck Creek, Railroad Detention Basin Durango Collector (Hacienda to Twain) Durango Collector (Twain to Hacienda) Durango Collector (Twain to Hacienda) Tropicana Wash (Paradise Road to Koval Lane) Tropicana Wash at Swenson Street Flamingo Wash, Industrial Road to Hotel Rio Drive Tropicana Wash at Swenson Street Desert Inn Detention Basin & Collection System Desert Inn Detention Basin & Collection System/DI Lateral Desert Inn Detention Basin & Collection System Lakes Detention Basin, Collection System, & Outfall Lakes Detention Basin Collection System & Outfall Lakes DB Collection System Duck Creek (Hollywood to Stephanie Street) Duck Creek Channel (Hollywood Blvd to Stephaine St)--ROW A Duck Creek, Sunset Road to Eastern Ave Duck Creek, Hollywood Blvd to Stephanie Street Duck Creek, Stephanie St to Green Valley PKWY Duck Creek, Emerald A venue to Stephanie St Duck Creek at Robindale Road Duck Creek,Tomiyasu Lane to Topaz St Duck Creek, US 95 Branch Duck Creek, Phase II and Lower Pittman Duck Creek, Mountain Vista Street to Green Valley PKWY Duck Creek, Eldorado Lane to Spencer Street Duck Creek, Robindale to I-215 Duck Creek, Mtn. Vista to Green Valley Parkway Colorado Avenue Storm Drain System Las Vegas Wash, Sloan Lane to Stewart Ave LVW Sloan-Bonanza, Flam WbelowNellis Upr Duck Ck, Ctrl Duck Ck, Lwr Blue Diamond & Bird Sp/ROW Upr Duck, Ctrl Duck, Lower Blue Dia, & Bird Springs DB Lower Blue Diamond Detention Basin Collector Channel Blue Diamond Wash Wigwam, UPRR to Jones Boulevard Blue Dia Wash S Rainbow, Pebble -Raven & Wigwam- Ford Lower Blue Diamond Detention Basin Outfall Blue Diamond Wash Wigwam, Jones Blvd to Rainbow
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STATUS Open Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Open Open Open Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Open Closed Closed Open Closed Closed Closed Closed
Regional Flood Control District Capital Improvement Projects - Cumulative Reporting Pay-As-You-Go Funding Clark County PROJECT CLA16K07 CLA17E04 CLA19A99 CLA19C02 CLA20A99 CLA20BOO CLA21AOO CLA21Bl2 CLA22AOO CLA22B03 CLA26C08 CLA27C08 CLA35All CLD02All CLD04A08 CLD07A07 CLD07B08 CLD07Cl0 CLD07Dl2 CLD14Al0 CLD15A09 CLD17A09 CLD20Al2 CLD98A06 CLD99A05
NAME Upper Duck Creek Detention Basin Blue Diamond Channel, Rainbow Branch Red Rock Channel, Naples Branch Red Rock Channel, Naples Branch- Flamingo Connector Washington Collection System Washington Collection System Orchard Detention Basin Orchard Detention Basin Flamingo Diversion- Jones Branch Flamingo Diversion- Jones Branch Flam Div- South Buffalo Branch, Flamingo Wash to Patrick Lane Flamingo Diversion - Rainbow Branch Tropicana A venue Conveyance, L VW to Mtn. Vista Annie Oakley Drive at Rawhide Channel Storm Drain Twain at Pecos-McLeod Storm Drain Sunrise Area Storm Drain Carey A venue Storm Drain Sunrise Ave. Storm Drain, Fogg St. to Clayton St. Toiyabe Street Storm Drain Tunis Ave and Karvel Street Storm Drain Olive Street Storm Drain, US-95 to Palm Street Las Vegas Blvd/Serene Ave Storm Drain Washington/Hollywood Storm Drain Hickam A venue Storm Drain Red Coach Ave/Cimarron Rd Improvements
NAME Bunkerville Channel (aka Windmill Channel) Bunkerville Flood Control Improvements Windmill Wash Outfall Windmill Wash Detention Basin Expansion Goodsprings Flood Control Improvements Goodsprings - Phase I Indian Springs Flood Control Improvements Unnamed Wash, Laughlin Hiko Springs, Laughlin Hiko Springs, Laughlin, Remap Hiko Springs Outfall Channel SR 163 at Casino Drive Cooper Ave. Crossing - Moapa Valley Muddy River West Levee, Moapa Valley Muddy River, Gubler Avenue Bridge Muddy River, Gubler Avenue Bridge Muddy River & Trib- Cooper Ave to Yamashita St Muddy River Logandale Levee Muddy River, Cooper Street Bridge Logan Wash (aka Benson), Moapa Valley Logan Wash Construction Fairgrounds Detention Basin
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STATUS TOTAL Closed 3,000,000.00 Closed 1,495,409.16 Closed 1,333,173.93 Closed 674,561.31 Closed 69,701.68 Closed 680,964.62 Open 1,299,700.00 Open 8,150,000.00 Closed 100,001.71 Closed 1,100,000.00 Open 872,000.00 Open 803,000.00 Open 741,000.00 Closed 84,203.00 Closed 442,521.57 Closed 914,982.31 Open 1,432,872.50 Closed 154,935.40 Closed 0.00 Closed 189,391.53 Open 813,000.00 Closed 133,338.79 Open 265,025.00 Closed 465,091.07 Closed 388,200.00
$227,497,697.10
STATUS TOTAL Closed 817,795.45 Closed 5,734,536.80 Closed 2,839,135.00 Open 880,000.00 Closed 72,275.84 Open 53,400.00 Closed 579,193.24 Closed 349,995.99 Closed 369,974.40 Closed 8,000.00 Closed 7,771,291.25 Open 473,500.00 Closed 185,000.00 Open 12,851,000.00 Closed 745,638.67 Closed 5,319,472.98 Open 1,150,000.00 Open 1,753,000.00 Open 13,280,000.00 Closed 235,040.74 Closed 3,510,528.60 Open 614,000.00
Regional Flood Control District Capital Improvement Projects - Cumulative Reporting Pay-As-You-Go Funding Clark County Outlying PROJECT NAME NEL01A88 Nelson Flood Control Improvements SEA01A88 Searchlight Flood Control Improvements SEA01B99 Searchlight Flood Control Improvements SEA02A07 Searchlight- West, US-95 SEA03A09 Searchlight - South, Encinitas St Storm Drain
COE/Clark County PROJECT NAME COEESCRO COE Escrow Account COEG194 COE General Project Information COEG294 Tropicana & Flamingo Washes COETF TROPFLAM-Haz Mat
Henderson PROJECT NAME HEN01A87 Pittman Wash Channel Design (Phases I, II, III) HEN01B87 Warm Springs & Stephanie Street Bridges HEN01C90 Pittman Wash Channel - Phase I Construction HEN01FOO Pittman Wash Lower Reach HEN01H09 Pittman Wash, Duck Creek at I-515 HEN02A89 Green Valley Parkway Bridge HEN03A91 UPRR Channel HEN04A91 C-1 Predesign I Mission Hills Design HEN04B93 C-1 Channel I Lake Mead Dr. to Burkholder Design HEN04E96 Mission Hills Western Interceptor Diversion HEN04F97 Black Mountain Detention Basin HEN04198 C-1 Channel (Culvert) at Lake Mead HEN04K99 Upper and Middle Reaches of the C-1 Channel HEN04009 C-1, Four Kids Wash- Lake Mead to Eagle Rock HEN04P09 Racetrack Channel, Drake to Burkholder HEN05A92 Sunset DB, Collection Sys, & Outfall (Pioneer DB) HEN05C01 Pioneer Detention Basin HEN05D09 Pioneer Detention Basin Expansion and Inflow HEN05E09 Horizon Ridge DB & Outfall at Sumner Ranch Rd HEN06A93 Equestrian Drive Detention Basin HEN06B95 Equestrian Detention Basin HEN06C02 Equestrian Detention Basin Outfall HEN06D05 C-1 Equestrian Tributary HEN06F08 C-1 Equestrian Tributary HEN06G08 Equestrian Detention Basin Outfall - Heritage Channel HEN06H09 Equestrian Detention Basin Expansion HEN06109 Equestrian Tributary Phase II HEN07A96 Pittman Park Detention Basin HEN07B09 Pittman Wash, UPRR to Santiago HEN07D09 Whitney Wash Channel HEN07E11 Pittman Wash, UPRR to Santiago HEN08A96 Railroad East Detention Basin HEN08B08 Pittman Railroad East Conveyance
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STATUS TOTAL Closed 2,961.95 Closed 861,099.97 Closed 5,500.00 Open 162,000.00 Open 138,000.00
$60,762,340.88
STATUS TOTAL Closed 15,126,215.56 Closed 97,744.28 Open 36,259,348.00 Closed 280,550.00
$51,763,857.84
STATUS TOTAL Closed 533,554.14 Closed 1,660,108.81 Closed 2,744,110.10 Closed 324,343.79 Open 262,705.00 Closed 1,128,513.78 Closed 117,073.57 Closed 1,009,074.06 Closed 173,333.98 Closed 2,636,599.02 Closed 275,048.92 Closed 907,210.00 Closed 521,871.29 Open 56,980.00 Open 247,099.00 Closed 3,749,294.23 Closed 4,323,566.57 Open 344,420.00 Open 239,448.00 Closed 388,624.49 Closed 6,128,895.08 Closed 681,288.27 Closed 227,591.57 Open 2,743,039.51 Closed 4,200,444.03 Open 315,797.00 Open 484,910.00 Closed 1,546,249.59 Open 774,157.00 Open 291,955.00 ·Open 5,575,694.00 Closed 6,416,341.47 Closed 444,380.89
Regional Flood Control District Capital Improvement Projects - Cumulative Reporting Pay-As-You-Go Funding Henderson PROJECT NAME lffiN08C08 Pittman Railroad East Conveyance HEN09A99 Pittman East Detention Basin (collapse with HEN09A97) HEN09BOO Pittman Eastern Detention Basin HEN09D09 Pittman Seven Hills Park Channel HEN10B99 South Pittman Detention Basin HEN12A99 Gibson Channel at Sunset Road HEN12B01 Gibson Channel Culvert at Sunset Road HEN12C02 Gibson Conveyance System HEN12F05 Pittman Gibson, Warm Springs Road to Kelso Dunes Avenue HEN12G06 Pittman Wash- Burns HEN12H09 Pittman Burns, Sunset to Galleria HEN12109 Pittman, West Horizon - Palm Hills HEN13AOO Boulder Highway Channel HEN14AOO Pittman Pecos West Conveyance & Eastern Ave Tributary HEN14B06 Pittman Pecos West Conveyance & Eastern Ave Tributary HEN15AOO Pittman Wash Railroad Channel HEN16A01 Pittman North Detention Basin & Outfall HEN19B06 Northeast Detention Basin Outfall HEN19C07 Northeast Detention Basin, Levee and Outfall HEN21A05 Pittman Railroad, MacDonald Ranch Channel HEN21B08 Pittman Railroad, MacDonald Ranch Channel HEN22A09 Anthem Pkwy Channel, Horizon Ridge to Sienna Heights HEN23A09 Center Street Storm Drain HEN24A11 Duck Creek, Sunset to Sandhill HLD15A06 Blackridge Road Storm Drain System
Las Vegas PROJECT NAME LAS01A87 Angel Park Detention Basin Outflow Structure LAS01B95 Angel Park Detention Basin Expansion LAS01D09 Angel Park North - Detention Basin LAS02A87 Buffalo Channel LAS02B91 Buffalo Channel/Summerlin PKWY - Vegas Drive LAS02C91 Buffalo Channel/W estcliff-Summerlin Pkwy LAS02D92 Buffalo Channel/Doe Av.-WestcliffDr LAS02F93 Buffalo Chan:llel I Doe-Westcliff LAS03A89 Gowan Rd Detention System LAS03B89 Gowan Detention Basin & Outfall LAS03D98 Gowan South Detention Basin Expansion LAS03EOO Gowan South DB Expansion LAS04A87 Oakey Boulevard System LAS04B90 Oakey Bl System LAS04C91 Oakey Bl System/Decatur Bl Crossing LAS04E94 Oakey Conveyance Phase II LAS05A87 Meadows Detention Basin LAS05B87 Meadows Detention Basin LAS05COO Meadows Detention Basin Expansion (Resol 00-2)
.LAS05D01 Meadows Detention Basin Expansion (Resol 01-3) LAS05H08 Alta Parallel System LAS05108 Oakey-Meadows Storm Drain, Phase I
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STATUS TOTAL Closed 8,518,517.91 Closed 119,918.19 Closed 6,099,436.41 Closed 0.00 Closed 3,202,101.72 Closed 40,125.00 Closed 364,211.76 Closed 237,718.78 Closed 10,000.00 Closed 4,251,084.08 Open 1,272,889.00 Open 70,561.00 Closed 360,070.00 Closed 2,355,800.39 Closed 6,787,948.72 Closed 568,801.51 Open 1,199,000.00 Closed 337,852.88 Closed 13,366,601.89 Closed 253,025.49 Closed 2,025,749.22 Open 179,474.00 Open 356,740.00 Open 501,675.00 Closed 529,071.04
STATUS Oakey Meadows Storm· Drain-Phase II Open Major Conveyance System West ofl-15 Closed Major Conveyance System East ofl-15 Closed Freeway Channel/Sahara - Ivanhoe Closed Durango Storm Drain Closed Carey Ave./Lake Mead Detention & Conveyance System Closed Washington Ave. System Closed Washington Ave. System/Sandhill-Bruce Closed Washington Ave./Sandhill-Virgil Closed Washington/Sagman-LV Creek Right-of-Way Closed Washington Ave. I Lena-Eastern (LOMR) Closed Upper Washington Channel & Freeway Channel Closed · Washington/Eastem-Sagman Closed Freeway Channel System - Alta Drive to UPRR Closed Upper Washington A venue - Sagman to Bonanza Closed Freeway Channel - Alta Dr to Sahara A venue Closed Freeway Channel North/ Washington A venue - Vegas Drive Closed Freeway Channel - Alta Dr to Sahara Ave & Bypass Facility Closed Freeway Channel- Alta to Sahara & Bypass Facilities (CM) Closed Las Vegas Creek Channel- Parallel System at Decatur Blvd (Resol 01-4) Closed Las Vegas Creek Channel- Parallel System Closed Oakey Drain, Birch Street to Cahlan Drive Closed Oakey Drain, Birch Street to Cahlan Drive Closed Oakey Drain - Cahlan Dr to Barnard Dr Open Gowan North Channel Closed CAM-I 0 & Lone Mtn. Detention Basins Predesign Closed Lone Mtn. Detention Basin Closed Gowan North Channel- Gowan North Detention Basin Closed Gowan North Channel- Gowan Detention Basin to Buffalo Closed Gowan Outfall Lone Mtn Branch- Ferrell St to Kenny Way Closed Gowan North Buffalo Branch (Chnl)- Atwood to Lone Mtn Rd Closed Gowan North Chnl-Alexander Dr to Lone Mtn Rd & LM Outfall Closed CAM 10 Detention Basin (aka Ann Road DB) Closed Gowan North-Buffalo Branch Closed Gowan North- Buffalo Branch (Gowan Road & Buckskin Ave) Closed Gowan Outfall, Lone Mountain Branch (Allen Lane-Ferrell) Closed Gowan!Lone Mountain System- Gilmore Channel (CM) Closed Gowan!Lone Mountain System - Gilmore Channel (Developer Participati< Closed Gowan North- Buffalo Branch (Cheyenne Avenue to Lone Mtn Road) Closed Gowan Lone Mountain System - Cliff Shadows Park Closed Rampart Storm Drain (Angel Park-Peccole 1) Closed Rampart Storm Drain Construction Closed Alta Storm Drain (Meadows V) Closed Cheyenne Channel I Buffalo - Gowan Design Closed Cheyenne Channel Crossings Developer Participation Closed Cheyenne Channel I Buffalo - Gowan Closed Washington A venue - I -15 to Martin Luther King Closed Washington A venue & Freeway Channel North Closed Freeway Channel-Washington, MLK to Rancho Drive Open Oakey Storm Drain - I -15 to Decatur Blvd Closed Ann Road Channel West/ Allen Lane - Rancho Drive Closed
Regional Flood Control District Capital Improvement Projects - Cumulative Reporting Pay-As-You-Go Funding Las Vegas PROJECT NAME LAS16B99 Rancho Road System/Centennial PKWY to Rancho DB LAS16C99 Rancho Road System/Centennial PKWY to Rancho DB LAS16G07 Rancho Detention Basin, Phase II LAS16H07 Rancho Drive System - El Campo Grande Storm Drain LAS16I09. Ann Rd Channel West- Rainbow Blvd LAS16J09 Rancho System - Beltway to Elkhorn LAS16Ll1 Rancho Road System - Elkhorn, Ft Apache to Grand Canyon LAS16M12 Ann Road Channel West - Rainbow Boulevard LAS16Nl3 Rancho System - Beltway to Elkhorn Road LAS17A98 Las Vegas Wash/ Rancho Drive System (Peak Dr - Lake Mead)
STATUS Closed Closed Closed Closed Open Open Open Open Open Closed
LAS17D02 Las Vegas Wash- Rancho Drive System (Carey/Lake Mead DB to Peak I Open LAS17F07 Peak Drive System (Jones Blvd to Michael Way) Closed LAS18A98 Las Vegas Wsh/Smoke Ranch Sys: Peak Or/Torrey Pines-Jones Closed LAS18BOO Las Vegas Wash- Smoke Ranch System (Peak Drive: Torrey Pines- Jom Closed LAS19A99 Owens Avenue System: Rancho Drive to I-15 Closed LAS19B01 Owens Avenue System (Rancho Drive to I-15) Closed LAS19Dll Vegas Dr Storm Drain - Rancho to Shadow Mountain Open LAS20AOO Rancho Rd System: Durango to US-95 Interchange Closed LAS22B05 Las Vegas Wash- Jones Blvd, Elkhorn Rd to Farm Rd Closed LAS22C06 Las Vegas Wash- Elkhorn (Rainbow Blvd to Torrey Pines Drive) Closed LAS22D06 N & S Environ Enhancement Areas - Floyd Lamb Park Open LAS22E06 Las Vegas Wash- Decatur Blvd (Centennial PKWY to Farm Road) Open LAS22F07 Las Vegas Wash - Rainbow (Elkhorn Road to Grand Teton Drive) Closed LAS22G07 Elkhorn Springs and Buffalo Storm Drain · Closed LAS22H07 Las Vegas Wash- Elkhorn Rd, Rainbow Blvd to Torrey Pines Dr Closed LAS22I08 Las Vegas Wash- Decatur Blvd (Elkhorn Rd to Farm Rd) Closed LAS22J08 Las Vegas Wash- Jones Blvd, Elkhorn to Farm Closed LAS22K08 LVW- Grand Teton, Mountain Spa to DurangoDrive Open LAS22L08 L VW - Grand Teton, Buffalo Drive to Durango Drive Closed LAS22R12 LVW-Grand Teton, Mountain Spa to Durango Drive Open LAS22Sl3 Brent Drainage System-Floyd Lamb Park to Durango Drive Open LAS23C08 Horse Drive Interchange Closed LAS23Dl3 Centennial Parkway Channel West- US95 Crossing Open LAS23E13 Centennial Pkwy·Channel West-CC 215, Pioneer Way to US95 Open LAS24B06 Gowan North Channel- El Capitan Way to the Western Beltway Closed LAS24D06 Gowan Lone Mountain System - Branch 4 Closed LAS24E07 Gowan Outfall - Lone Mountain Branch (Rancho Drive to Decatur Boule' Open LAS24Hl3 Gowan North-Buffalo Branch,Lone Mtn to Washburn Rd Open LAS25Bl3 Cedar A venue Channel Improvements Open LAS26A07 Grand Teton Overpass- Storm Drain Closed LAS26B08 Grand Teton Overpass - Storm Drain Closed LAS27A09 Boulder HWY Sahara Ave - Mojave Rd to Boulder HWY Open LAS28Bll Oakey Drain - Cahlan to Barnard Open LAS28C12 Las Vegas Wash- Sloan Channel to Cedar Avenue Open LAS29A10 Flamingo Wash, Boulder Highway North-Main Street Open LAS30Al3 Gowan-Alexander Rd., Rancho Drive to Decatur Boulevard Open LLD04A03 Holmby Channel Closed LLD04B07 Oakey Boulevard & Tenaya Way Storm Drain Closed LLD05A08 Jones Blvd- Alta to Borden Storm Drain Closed LLD08A11 Concord Street Storm Drain Open LLD09A04 Bruce Street Storm Drain Closed
Jay Avenue Improvements Buckskin Avenue Storm Drain Brush Street Storm Drain Crystal Water Way, Lake South Dr to Desert Inn Rd Peak Drive, Rainbow Blvd to Torrey Pines Dr Gilmore Ave - Decatur Blvd to Thorn Blvd Storm Drain
NAME Town Wash Detention Basin (Right-of-Way) Town Wash Detention Basin (Design & Construction) Town Wash Conveyance, I-15 to Virgin River Abbott Wash Channel, I-15 to Virgin River
STATUS Las Vegas Wash/I-15 to Pecos (Facility Study) Closed Las Vegas Wash/Craig-Civic Center (King Charles) Closed Upper Las Vegas Wash Closed Tropical Parkway Channel East Open Ann Road Channel East, UL VW to Fifth Street Open
· W. Trib Las Vegas Wash/Craig -Alexander Closed W. Trib Las Vegas Wash/Craig Ranch Golf Course-Craig Closed West Range Wash Detention Basin (Facility Study) Closed East Range Wash Detention Basin (Facility Study) Closed West Range Wash Diversion Dike Closed Gowan Outfall Structure Closed Gowan Outfall, Craig to Channel Closed Gowan Outfall, Craig to Channel Closed Simmons Street Drainage Improvements - Carey to Craig Open Gowan Outfall - Lone Mountain Branch, Decatur Blvd to Channel Closed Simmons Street - Phase II, Carey to Cheyenne Open Upper Las Vegas Wash Detention Basin Closed Kyle Detention Basin Closed Kyle Detention Basin Closed Camino AI Norte Culvert Closed Lower Las Vegas Wash Detention Basin Closed Lower Las Vegas Wash Detention Basin Construction Closed Range Wash Chnl W Trib/Confl DB-LV Blvd.+ Vandenberg DB Closed Range Wash - Lamb Blvd Storm Drain Closed Range Wash- Lamb Blvd Storm Drain Closed Vandenberg North Detention Basin & Outfall Open A - Channel/Lake Mead Blvd. - Alexander Road Closed Cheyenne Peaking Basin Closed Las Vegas Wash Main Branch, Cheyenne Avenue to Lake Mead Boulevru Closed Las Vegas Wash- Lake Mead Blvd to Las Vegas Blvd Open Las Vegas Wash- Las Vegas Blvd to Cheyenne Ave Open L VW - LV Blvd to Cheyenne A venue Open
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TOTAL 548,443.62 857,646.00 411,351.53 227,132.20 371,781.85 410,867.01
Regional Flood Control District Capital Improvement Projects - Cumulative Reporting Pay-As-You-Go Funding North Las Vegas PROJECT NLV11A97 NLV11B97 NLV12A97 NLV13A98 NLV13B02 NLV14AOO NLV15AOO NLV16AOO NLV17AOO NLV17B08 NLV18A07 NLV18B07 NLV18C07 NLV18D09 NLV18E11
NAME W. Trib Las Vegas Wash (Camino A1 Norte to Ann Rd) W. Trib Las Vegas Wash, Ph II (Ann Rd to Centennial PKWY) Clayton Channel- WTL VW >Centennial PKWY> Allen Ln Tributary to the Western Tributary @ Craig Rd Tributary to the Western Tributary at Craig Road Tributary to the Western Tributary @ Alexander Rd Las Vegas Wash- Losee Project Simmons Street Channel Centennial Parkway Channel East Centennial Parkway Channel East Colton Channel Brooks Channel Freeway Channel - Owens A venue to Miller A venue Freeway Channel - Owens Ave to Miller Ave, Phase I Freeway Channel - Owens Ave to Miller Avenue - Phase II
STATUS Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Open Closed Open Open Closed Closed Open
Grand Total
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TOTAL 1A94,634.14 2,154,439.86
40,408.90 801,419.92
5,443,730.21 735,930.14
87,613.81 1,013,785.70 3,254,100.00
19,334,832.52 1,069,634.00
512,749.00 1,528,308.05 4,389,989.00 6,668,000.00
$137,305,341.79
$872,987,468.79
Regional Flood Control District Capital ~mprovement Projects - Cumulative Reporting Bond Funding Boulder City
PROJECT NAME
BOU01A87 Hemenway Wash BOU04D02 West Airport Facilities BOU04E03 Valley View, Red Mountain and DD Facilities BOU04F05 Valley View and DD Facilities BOU05D04 Veterans Memorial Detention Basin BOU05E04 Yucca Debris Basin, Collection & Outfall BOU05F04 Bootleg Canyon Facilities BOU05110 Yucca Debris Basin, Collection and Outfall
Clark County
PROJECT NAME
CLA02F92 Rawhide Channel Improv/McLeod-Mtn Vista CLA03E92 Van Buskirk Channell Phase III Construction CLA03F92 Van Buskirk Channel/Phase V/Harmon-Harrison & Tropicana CLA03G92 Van Buskirk Channel I Phase IV CLA03H93 Van Buskirk Channel I Phases IIA & VI Construction CLA04J03 Flamingo Wash, Algonquin Dr to Maryland Parkway CLA04K03 Flamingo Wash, 1-515 to Boulder Highway CLA04L03 Lower Flamingo Detention Basin CLA04T09 Lower Flamingo Detention Basin CLA06B93 Range Wash Confluence DB ROW & Construction CLA07C03 Sloan Channel, Las Vegas Wash to Charleston CLA08C98 Lower Duck Creek Detention Basin & Outfall Channel CLA09B99 Durango Collector (Twain to Hacienda) CLA10B99 Tropicana Wash, Paradise Road to Koval Lane CLA10C03 Tropicana North Branch Detention Basin CLA10E09 Tropicana North Branch Detention Basin CLA12C99 Desert Inn Detention Basin & Collection System CLA13C98 Lakes DB Collection System CLA14B99 Duck Creek Channel (Hollywood Blvd to Stephaine St)--ROW A CLA14M03 Duck Creek, Broadbent Blvd Bridge and Channel CLA14N03 Duck Creek, Broadbent Blvd to Boulder Highway CLA14P03 Duck Creek, Eldorado Lane to Spencer Street CLA14Q04 Duck Creek, Topaz Street to Eastern Avenue CLA14W11 Duck Creek, Robindale to 1-215 CLA15B99 Colorado A venue Storm Drain System CLA16L09 Lower Blue Diamond Detention Basin CLA16M09 Blue Diamond Wash Wigwam, UPRR to Rainbow Blvd CLA16N09 Blue Diamond Wash Wigwam, UPRR to Jones Blvd CLA17A98 Blue Diamond Chnl!Durango Dr- Rainbow Blvd (Beltway 7B) CLA17D04 Blue Diamond Channel -Jones Branch CLA18A98 Red Rock Channel/Russell Rd - Hualapai Way CLA19D03 Red Rock Channel, Naples Branch CLA26D11 Flamingo Diversion-South Buffalo Branch, Flamingo Wash to Sunset Rd CLA27D13 Flamingo Diversion - Rainbow Branch
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STATUS TOTAL Closed 867,000.00 Closed 568,602.56 Closed 76,468.23 Closed 632,017.12 Closed 3,236,343.92 Closed 69,028.25 Open 365,646.88 Closed 1,189,960.47
STATUS TOTAL Open 9,134,203.00 Closed 1,911,377.65 Closed 7,184,517.75 Closed 6,887,121.59 Open 5,470,354.00 Closed 2,093,934.39 Closed 1,496,312.93 Closed 2,862,675.33 Closed 6,279,449.66 Closed 36,285,968.75 Closed 4,336,897.56 Closed 315,482.25 Closed 5,455,374.03 Closed 7,539,040.96 Closed 634,984.37
Regional Flood Control District Capital Improvement Projects - Cumulative Reporting Bond Funding Las Vegas
PROJECT NAME STATUS LAS10W04 Lone Mountain System, Lone Mtn DB Outfall to Durango Closed LAS10X05 Ann Road Detention Basin Facilities (CAM 10 DB) Closed LAS 16DO 1 Ann Road, Allen Lane to Rancho Drive Closed · LAS 16E04 Rancho Detention Basin, Phase II Closed LAS 16F04 Rancho Road System (El Campo Grande Storm Drain) Closed LAS 17E03 Peak Drive System (Jones Blvd to Michael Way) Closed LAS19C05 Owens Avenue System (Vegas Dr Storm Drain)- Michael Way to Rancho Driv• Open LAS21A03 Upper Las Vegas Wash Facility Study Closed LAS22A03 Decatur/Elkhorn/Rainbow System Predesign Closed LAS22M09 Las Vegas Wash- Rainbow (Elkhorn Rd to Grand Teton Dr) Open LAS22N09 Las Vegas Wash- Decatur & Elkhorn, CC 215 Open LAS22009 N & S Environ Enhancement Areas - Floyd Lamb Park Open LAS22P09 Elkhorn Springs & Buffalo Storm Drain Closed LAS24F10 Gowan Outfall- Lone Mountain Branch (Rancho to Decatur) Closed LAS28A10 Langtry Channel Bonanza to Washington Avenue Closed
Mesquite
PROJECT
MESOIB89 MES01D10 MES02B03
NAME Town Wash Detention Basin (Design & Construction) Town Wash Conveyance, I-15 to the Virgin River Abbott Wash Conveyance System, Pioneer Blvd to the Virgin River
Upper Las Vegas Wash Closed Tropical Parkway Channel East Closed West Range Wash Diversion Dike Closed Gowan Outfall - Lone Mountain Branch, Decatur Blvd to Channel Closed Simmons Street Drainage Improvements - Gowan Outfall Open Upper Las Vegas Wash Detention Basin Construction Closed Kyle Detention Basin Closed Lower Las Vegas Wash Detention Basin Construction Closed Vandenberg Detention Basin Closed "A" Channel Three Bridges Project (Cheyenne Ave, Las Vegas Blvd, and Care) Closed Cheyenne Peaking Basin, Collection & Outfall - Alexander Rd to Cheyenne A' Closed LV Wash Main Branch-LV Blvd. to Lake Mead Blvd. Open W. Trib Las Vegas Wash Chnl, Ph I (Ann Rd- Clayton St) Closed W. Trib Las Vegas Wash, Ph III (LLVWDB to Camino Al Norte) Closed W. Trib of the Las Vegas Wash, Ph II (Ann to Centennial) Closed Tributary to the Western Tributary @ Alexander Rd Closed Las Vegas Wash- Losee Road Closed Simmons Street Channel Closed
I PROJECTS PROGRAMMED I I ESTIMATED RESOURCES I I REMAINING RESOURCES I
Year-1 Programmed
(2)
0.00
$36,718,749.58
Year-2/Year-3 Programmed
(2)/(3
3,181,151.00
$20,242,050.00
$56,960,799.58 $64,505,024.00 $33,355,857.42
NORTH LAS VEGAS j_Northern Las Vegas Valley) Ann Road Channel East, Las Vegas Wash to Fifth Street ROW 611,185.00 0.00 Ann Road Channel East, Las Vegas Wash to Fifth Street Construction 0.00 5,761,419.00 Brooks Channel Construction 466,873.00 0.00 Centennial Collector Design 150,539.00 0.00 Centennial Collector Construction 0.00 2,154,214.00 Colton Channel - 3rd Supplemental NLV18A07 Design 310,493.00 0.00 Colton Channel 1-15 to Fifth Street Construction 3,521,844.00 0.00 F1fth Street Collector- Centennial to Deer Springs Desi!:m 279,415.00 0.00 Fifth Street Collector- Centennial to Deer Springs Construction 0.00 4,089,258.00 Las Vegas Wash - N Channel, Cheyenne to Gowan Design 209,131.55 .0.00 Las Vegas Wash - N Channel, Cheyenne to Gowan Construction 0.00 1,139,093.00 Las Vegas Wash, Sloan Channel to Flamingo Confluence Design 200,000.00 0.00 Las Vegas Wash, Sloan Channel to Flamingo Confluence Construction 0 00 2,800,000.00 Las Vegas Wash Main Branch-LV Blvd. to Lake Mead Blvd. - 1st supplemental to reduce funding NLV10J10 Construction (1 '1 00.000 00 0.00 Orchard Collector- Charleston to Linden Construction 0.00 212,474.00 Tropical Parkway Channel East- Closeout NLV01F09 Construction (1 ,646,973.17 0.00
North Las Vegas Total $3,002,507.38 $16,156,458.00
PROJECTS PROGRAMMED I $19,158,965.38 NORTH LAS VEGAS 3-YEAR TOTALS: ESTIMATED RESOURCES I $23,962,758.00
REMAINING RESOURCES I $26,399,238.17
CLARK COUNTY (Southwest Las Vegas Valle and Outlying Areas) Blue D1amond Wash Railroad ROW 282,752.00 0.00 Duck Creek- Sunset to Sandhill Construction 2,126,742.00 0.00 Duck Creek, Mountain Vista Street to Green Valley Parkway- 2nd supplemental CLA14R04 Desi!:m 300,000.00 0.00 Duck Creek, Mountain Vista Street to Green Valley Parkway- Closeout CLA14R04 Design (1,175.69 0.00 Duck Creek, Mtn. Vista to Green Valley Parkway - Closeout CLA14V10 Construction (623,947.49 0.00 Duck Creek, Railroad Detention Basin - 3rd supplemental CLA08H05 Design 35,000.00 0.00 Duck Creek, Railroad Detent1on Basin -Closeout CLA08H05 DesiQn (116.56) 0.00 Duck Creek, Robindale to 1-215- Closeout CLA14W11 Construction (409,438.85 0.00 Duck Creek, Robindale to 1-215- Closeout CLA14U09 Design (54,483.17 0 00 F4 Patrick Lane/ Fort Apache Road Lateral Construction 1,845,000.00 0.00 Flamingo Diversion - Rainbow Branch CLA27D13 Construction 9,870,000.00 0.00 Flamingo Diversion- South Buffalo Branch, Flamingo Wash to Patrick Lane - 2nd supplemental CLA26C08 Design 175,000.00 0.00 Flamingo Wash, Desert Inn to Eastern Avenue-Closeout CLA04R08 Construction (1 ,092.321.97) 0.00 Flamingo Wash, Mcleod Dnve to Maryland Parkway- 12th supplemental CLA04E99 Design 500,000.00 0.00 Flamingo Wash, Nellis Boulevard to 1-515 -Closeout CLA04Q08 Design (9.10\ 0.00 Flamingo Wash, Nellis Boulevard to 1-515-Closeout CLA04V10 Construction (1 ,867,824.84) 0.00
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Funding Amount Approval Item 4 Date #
$31,149 166.58
310 493.00 3/14/2013 10
(1 '100 000 00\ 9/13/2012 19a
(1,646 973.17) 11/8/2012 6
. ($2,436 480.17)
300,000.00 11/8/2012 14a
(1,175.69) 2/14/2013 6
(623 947.49) 9/13/2012 7
35,000.00 7/12/2012 9
(116.56) 9/13/2012 7 (409,438.85) 7/12/2012 6
(54 483.17) 7/12/2012 6
9,870,000.00 4/11/2013 13d
175 000.00 6/13/2013 20
(1.092,321.972_ 11/8/2012 6
500,000.00 6/13/2013 19b
(9.10) 4/11/2013 7
(1 ,867,824.84) 2/14/2013 6
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FY2012-13 PROJECTS FUNDED SUMMARY
Flamingo Wash- Industrial Rd. to Hotel Rio Dr. L VW Sloan-Bonanza, Flam W below Nellis -1st supplemental LVW Sloan-Bonanza, Flam W below Nellis-2nd suf>Eiemental Lower Blue Diamond DB Collector Channel Lower Blue Diamond Detention Basm -Amended Closeout Lower Blue Diamond Detent1on Basin Outfall-Amended Closeout Tropicana Avenue Conveyance- Las Vegas Wash to Morris Tropicana Avenue Conveyance- Morris to Mountain Vista Trop1cana North Branch Detention Basin-Closeout Tropicana Wash at Swenson Street- 1st supplemental Trop1cana Wash at Swenson Street- 2nd supplemental Upr Duck, Ctrl Duck, Lower Blue Dia, & Bird Springs DB- 6th supplemental
Upr Duck Ck, Ctrl Duck Ck, Lwr Blue Diamond & Bird S_E/ROW- 2nd Amended Closeout Wagon Trail Channel- Sunset to Teco Fairgrounds - Detention Basin Goodsprings - Phase I H1ko Detention Basin Expansion Muddy River Logandale Levee Muddy River Logandale Levee - 1st supplemental Muddy River Logandale Levee - 2nd supplemental Rainbow Canyon Boulevard Bridge
Searchlight- South, Encinitas St Storm Drain SR 163 at Casino Dnve SR 163 at Casino Dnve Windmill Wash Detention Basin Expans1on Windmill Wash Detention Basin Expansion -2nd supplemental
CLARK COUNTY 3-YEAR TOTALS:
Project Number
CLA15D12
CLA15D12 CLA16F04
CLA16L09
CLA16107
CLA10C03
CLA10G12
CLA10G12
CLA16BOO
CLA16A98
MOA01F10
MOA01F10
BUN01D11
Project Scope (1)
Construction
Design
Desion Construction
Construction
Construction
Construction
Desion
Design
Construction
Construction
Des ion
Design ROW Construction Construction Construction Construction
Design
Desion Construction
Construction Design Construction Construction
Design
Clark Countv Total
I PROJECTS PROGRAMMED I I ESTIMATED RESOURCES!
REMAINING RESOURCES I
CITY OF MESQUITE- No Projects Identified in Year 1 j_ I I I I I City of Mesquite Total
I PROJECTS PROGRAMMED I MESQUITE 3-YEAR TOTALS: I ESTIMATED RESOURCES I
I REMAINING RESOURCES I
BOULDER CITY Buchanan Blvd., Phase Ill Improvements BOU03E12 Construction Hemenway System, Phase II Improvements Construction North Railroad Conveyance -1st supplemental to reduce funding BOU05L11 Construction
North Railroad Conveyance - 2nd supplemental BOU05L11 Construction Yucca Debns Basin, Collection, & Outfall-Closeout BOU05110 Construction
Boulder City Total
I PROJECTS PROGRAMMED BOULDER CITY 3-YEAR TOTALS: I ESTIMATED RESOURCES
I REMAINING RESOURCES
Year-1 Programmed
(2
1,230,000.00
320,000.00
967,000.00 8,010,239.00
56,901.77
12,436.12
0.00
266,679.00
0.00
2,000,000.00
500,000.00
163,624.69
16,605.08 0.00 0.00
380,722.00 0.00
3,846,210.00
560,000.00
980,000.00 0.00
1,296,231.00 58,239.00
0.00 2,055,328.00
537,000.00
0.00
0.00
0.00 0.00
0.00
0.00
9,614,905.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00 141,159.00
5,612,368.00 0.00
1,315,497.00 0.00
0.00
0.00 839,108.00
0.00 0.00
817,440.00 0.00
0.00
$34,342,391.99 $18,340,477.00
$52,682,868.99 $60,325,997.00 $39,371,507.72
$0.00 $0.00
$0.00 $123,357.00 $123,357.00
3,859,977.00 0.00 0.00 988,281.00
(1,1 00,000.00) 0.00
160,000.00 0.00
(48.53) 0.00
$2,919,928.47 $988,281.00
$3,908 209.47 $4,973,259.00 $2,053,330.53
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Funding Amount Approval Item 4 Date #
320 000.00 12/13/2012 11
967,000.00 5/16/2013 12a 8,010,239.29 7/12/2012 8
56,901.77 5/16/2013 8
12,436.12 5/16/2013 8
0.00 8/9/2012 5
2,000,000.00 9/13/2012 16a
500,000.00 5/16/2013 13a
163,624.69 5/16/2013 11
16,605.08 5/16/2013 8
560,000.00 9/13/2012 17
980,000.00 11/8/2012 14b
537,000.00 1/10/2013 8
$20,954,489.28
$0.00
3,859,977.00 12/13/2012 10
(1,1 00,000.00) 9/13/2012 18a
160,000.00 6/13/2013 21a
(48.53) 2/14/2013 6
$2,919,928.47
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FY2012-13 PROJECTS FUNDED SUMMARY
Facility Descri tion
SUMMARY
Project Number
Project Scope 1
TOTAL 3-YEAR PROJECTS PROGRAMMED!Zll(&ll
TOTAL ESTIMATED RESOURCES (Year-1)1"11 TOTAL REMAINING DESIGN PROJECTS (Year-111
TOTAL PROJECTS FUNDED (Year-1)1
LOCAL DRAINAGE (5) "-Anme Oakley Drive at Rawhide Channel Storm Drain - Closeout CLD02A11 Construction Carey Avenue Storm Drain- 4th supplemental CLD07B08 Construction Toiyabe Street Storm Drain CLD07D12 Construction Toiyabe Street Storm Drain- Closeout CLD07D12 Construction Washington/Hollywood Storm Drain CLD20A12 Construction
(1) Construction typically includes Construction and/or Construction Administration. Design typically includes Predesign, Design, Right-of-way, Environmental, (2) Includes amendments to the Ten-Year Construction Program. {3) Year-2/Year-3 do not include design projects. Design projects are not eligible for acceleration. {4) Action is being taken 1n current month on projects in bold/italics. (5) Local Dramage projects are not part of the Ten-Year Construction Program. (6) Includes resources from the proposed $75 million bonds.
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HENDERSON (Southeast Las Vegas Valley) Anthem Parkway Channel - Horizon Ridge to Sienna Heights C-1 Channel Lake Mead - C-1 to Shoshone Horizon Ridge Debris Basin & Outfall at Sumner Ranch Road Pioneer Detention Basin Expansion and Inflow Pittman North Detention Basin Pittman North Detention Basin Pittman North Detention Basin Outfall Pittman North Detention Basin Outfall P1ttman Wash - UPRR to Santiago Pittman Wash Duck Creek at 1-515 Pittman West Horizon- Palm Hills Racetrack Channel - Drake to Burkholder
HENDERSON 3-YEAR TOTALS:
LAS VEGAS (Central Las Vegas Valley) Brent Drainage System - Floyd Lamb Park to Durango Drive Cedar Avenue Channel Improvements Cedar Avenue Channel- Stewart & Charleston Centennial Parkway Channel West- CC 215, Pioneer Way to US 95 Centenmal Parkway Channel West- CC 215, Pioneer to US 95 Flamingo - Boulder Hwy. North, Main St.
Freeway Channel - Washington, MLK to Rancho Gowan -Alexander Road, Rancho Drive to Decatur Boulevard Gowan North - Buffalo Branch, Lone Mountain to Washburn Road Gowan Outfall - Buffalo Branch, Lone Mountain to Washburn Gowan Outfall - Rancho, Craig to Alexander Gowan Outfall - Simmons, Alexander to Craig
Las Vegas Wash - Sloan Channel to Bonanza & Flamingo Wash Below Nellis (CLV Segment)
Las Vegas Wash - Sloan Channel to Bonanza & Flamingo Wash Below Nellis (CLV Segment) Oakey- Meadows Storm Drain Rancho System - Beltway to Elkhorn Road Rancho Road System- Fort Apache to Grand Canyon Simmons Street Drainage Improvements -Carey to Craig- 6th supplemental
LAS VEGAS 3-YEAR TOTALS:
FY2013-14 PROJECTS FUNDED SUMMARY
Project Number
Project Scope 1
Construction Construction
Construction Construction Design Construction Design Construction Construction Construction Construction Construction
Facility Description Number (1) (2) (2)1(3) (4) Date # Colton Channel 1-15 to Fifth Street Construction 5,658,856.00 0.00 Fifth Street Collector- Centenmal to Deer Springs Desi!:m 674,075.00 0.00 Fifth Street Collector- Centennial to Deer Sjll"ings Construction 0.00 3,815,488.00 Hollywood System, Las Vegas Blvd to Azure Design 1,720,114.00 0.00 Hollywood System, Las Vegas Blvd to Azure Construction 0.00 9,461,868.00 Las Vegas Boulevard Drain Design 524,081.00 0.00 Las Vegas Boulevard Drain Construction 0.00 6,726,573.00 Las Vegas Wash - N Channel, Cheyenne to Gowan Design 213,314.00 0.00 Las Vegas Wash - N Channel, Cheyenne to Gowan Construction 0.00 1 '173,379.00
Las Vegas Wash - Sloan Channel to Bonanza & Flamingo Wash Below Nell1s (NLV Segment) Design 330,000.00 0.00
Las Vegas Wash - Sloan Channel to Bonanza & Flamingo Wash Below Nellis (NLV Segment) Construction 0.00 2,670,000.00 Orchard Collector - Charleston to Linden Construction 0.00 223,246.00
North Las Vegas Total $17,238 984.00 $29,911 316.00 $563 556.00
NORTH LAS VEGAS 3-YEAR I PROJECTS PROGRAMMED I $47' 150 300.00 I ESTIMATED RESOURCES I $53,431,685.00
TOTALS: REMAINING RESOURCES $52,868 129.00
CLARK COUNTY (Southwest Las Vegas Valley and Outlyin! Areas) Airport Channel - Naples Design 198,779.00 0.00 Blue Diamond Wash - Arville to 1-15 Design 304,867.00 0.00 Blue Diamond Wash Railroad ROW 288,407.00 0.00 Duck Creek - Sunset to Sandhill Construction 4,197,918.00 0.00 Duck Creek @ Dean Martin Design 69,111.00 0.00 Duck Creek Las Vegas Boulevard Design 483,815.00 0.00 Duck Creek Las Vegas Boulevard Construction 0.00 7,277,256.00 F4 Patrick Lane/ Fort Apache Road Lateral Construction 1,845,000.00 0.00
Flamingo Wash - lndustnal Rd. to Hotel Rio Dr. Construction 1,230,000.00 0.00 Flamingo Wash, Tioga to Eastern Construction 3,210,000.00 0.00 Las Vegas Wash - Sloan Channel to Bonanza & Flamingo Wash Below Nellis (Clark County Segment) Design 1,890,000.00 0.00 Las Vegas Wash - Sloan Channel to Bonanza & Flamingo Wash Below Nellis (Clark County Segment) Construction 0.00 33,810,000.00 Lower Flamingo Detention Basin - 6th supplemental CLA04L03 Design 64,000.00 0.00 64,000.00 Silverado Ranch Detention Basin Design 268,001.00 0.00 Tropicana Avenue Conveyance- Las Vegas Wash to Morris Construction 0.00 9,710,102.00 Upr Duck, Ctrl Duck, Lower Blue Dia, & Bird Springs DB - Closeout CLA16BOO Design 0.00 0.00 0.00 7/11/2013 6 Fairgrounds- Detention Basin Construction 5,667,936.00 0.00 Goodspnngs - Phase I ROW 21,458.00 0.00 Goodsprings - Phase I Construction 366,878.00 0.00 Muddy River Logandale Levee Construction 3,846,210.00 0.00
Searchlight- South, Encimtas St. Storm Drain Construction 1 ,322,155.00 0.00 SR 163 at Casmo Drive Construction 0.00 842,044.00 Windmill Wash Detention Basin Expansion Construction · 6,965,859.00 0.00
Clark County Total $32 240,394.00 $51,639 402.00 $64000.00
I PROJECTS PROGRAMMED $83,879 796.00 CLARK COUNTY 3-YEAR TOTALS: I ESTIMATED RESOURCES $86,765 108.00
I REMAINING RESOURCES $86,701,108.00
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FY2013-14 PROJECTS FUNDED SUMMARY
Facility Descri t1on
CITY OF MESQUITE · Town Wash- Mesa Boulevard, Pioneer to Town
Wash Town Wash- Mesa Boulevard, Pioneer to Town Wash Virgin River Flood Wall
MESQUITE 3-YEAR TOTALS:
BOULDER CITY Buchanan Blvd., Phase Ill Improvements- 4th supplemental Hemenway System, Phase II Improvements
North Railroad Conveyance - 4th supplemental
BOULDER CITY 3-YEAR TOTALS:
SUMMARY
Project Number
Project Scope 1
Design
ROW Design
City of Mesquite Total
I PROJECTS PROGRAMMED! I ESTIMATED RESOURCES! I REMAINING RESOURCES I
BOU03C10 Design Construction
BOU05J10 Design
Boulder City Total
I PROJECTS PROGRAMMED I ESTIMATED RESOURCES I REMAINING RESOURCES
TOTAL 3-YEAR PROJECTS PROGRAMMEDI21116ll
TOTAL ESTIMATED RESOURCES (Year-1)1611
TOTAL REMAINING DESIGN PROJECTS (Year-1)1 TOTAL PROJECTS FUNDED (Year-1)1
LOCAL DRAINAGE (5) Buckskin Avenue Storm Drain LLD10813 Construction Olive Street Storm Drain, US-95 to Palm Street- Closeout CLD15A09 Construction
Local Drainage Total
Notes:
Year-1 Programmed
(2)
Year-2/Year-3 Programmed
2/3
122,547.00 0.00
0.00 663,079.00 100,000.00 0.00
$222 547.00 $663 079.00
$885 626.00 $2 915 064.00 $2,915,064.00
22,260.00 0.00 0.00 998,066.00
25,000.00 0.00
$47,260.00 $998,066.00
$1,045,326.00 $1,123 067.00 $1,075,807.00
$260 672124.00
$209 091 393.00 $10 628198.00 $14,536,239.00
0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00
$0.00 $0.00
Funding Amount Approval Item (4 Date #
$0.00
22,260.00 7/11/2013 11a
25,000.00 7/11/2013 11b
$47,260.00
857,646.00 7/11/2013 14
(12,713.87}
$844,932.13
(1) Construction typically includes Construction and/or Construction AdmJmstration. Design typically includes Predesign, Design, Right-of-way, Environmental, (2) Includes amendments to the Ten-Year Construction Program. (3) Year-2/Year-3 do not include design projects. Design projects are not eligible for acceleration. (4) Act1on is being taken in current month on projects in bold/italics. (5) Local Drainage projects are not part of the Ten-Year Construction Program. (6) Includes resources from the proposed $175 million bonds.
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Notes:
711512013
ESTIMATED FUNDING SCHEDULE
I No Projects Awaiting Funding
{1) Estimated CIP resources are from the FY2013-14 Ten-Year Construction Program and are net of estimated principal and interest payments on the proposed $75 million bond. Resources may be adjusted for current economic conditions. {2) $50 million in future bond funds are being reserved for construction of improvements to L VW Sloan-Bonanza, Flam W below Nellis in accordance with Amendment No.1 to Resolution 12-5 approved on May 16, 2013. The reservation is currently reflected in this report
as a reduction from the $75 million bonding authority. {3) On March 7, 2013, the District received Debt Management Commission authorization to issue $100 million in Bonds, which is not reflected in this report. The authority expires March 7, 2016, and the District is currently completing the final steps of the authorization.
79 JUNEFS-AUG13Board xlsx
SUBJECT:
CLARK COUNTY REGIONAL FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT
AGENDA ITEM
TEN YEAR CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM AMENDMENTS
PETITIONER:
GALE WM. FRASER, II, P.E., GENERAL MANAGER/CHIEF ENGINEER
RECOMMENDATION OF PETITIONER:
ADOPT AMENDMENTS TO THE TEN YEAR CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)
FISCALIMPACT: None.
BACKGROUND:
In accordance with Policies and Procedures Section II.B.9 general amendments can be processed to address scheduling changes and/or the need for additional funding. This agenda item addresses requested changes in funding, positive and negative, associated with this agenda as they impact the Ten Year Construction Program (TYCP). Amendments to the TYCP are shown for:
Project Project Description
Number
Lower Flamingo Detention Basin CLA04L03
Respectfully submitted,
~r.l~~~ Gale Wm. Fraser, II, P.E. General Manager/ChiefEngineer
Regional Flood Control District AGENDA ITEM DEVELOPMENT
TEN YEAR CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM AMENDMENTS
Date: 07115/13
In accordance with Policies and Procedures Section II.B.9 general amendments can be processed to address scheduling changes and/or the need for additional funding. This agenda item addresses requested changes in funding, positive and negative, associated with this agenda as they impact the Ten Year Construction Program (TYCP).
Amended August 8, 2013 FIRST FIVE YEARS 712013 THRU 612018
Project Cost Total
$1,708,255
13-14-10YR-PLAN July-Aug.xlsx 12 of 12 7/16/2013 8:45AM
SUBJECT:
CLARK COUNTY REGIONAL FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT
AGENDA ITEM
FINAL ACCOUNTING REPORT AND PROJECT CLOSEOUT
PETITIONER:
GALE WM. FRASER, II, P.E., GENERAL MANAGER/CHIEF ENGINEER
RECOMMENDATION OF PETITIONER:
THAT THE BOARD ACCEPT THE FINAL ACCOUNTING REPORT AND CLOSE OUT THE INTERLOCAL CONTRACT (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)
FISCAL IMPACT: $12,713.87 Release in Fund 4430
BACKGROUND:
Final accounting reports are routinely prepared for District-funded projects that have been completed. These reports represent an accurate accolJ.llting of the charges and the remaining balance for each project. Upon approval, no additional funds can be expended for the projects.
The final accounting report has been prepared by the District and approved by the corresponding entity for the following project:
PROJECT Local Drainage Improvement- Olive Street Storm Drain, US-95 to Palm (construction) Total Fund 4430
Respectfully submitted,
Gale Wm. Fraser, II, P.E. General Manager/Chief Engineer
Regional Flood Control District AGENDA ITEM DEVELOPMENT
FINAL ACCOUNTING REPORT AND PROJECT CLOSEOUT
Date: 07115/13
Final accounting reports are routinely prepared for District-funded projects that have been completed. These reports represent an accurate accounting of the charges and the remaining balance for each project. Upon approval, no additional funds can be expended for the projects.
The final accounting report has been prepared by the District and approved by the corresponding entity for the following project:
PROJECT NUMBER FUND BALANCE Local Drainage Improvement- Olive Street Storm Drain, US-95 to Palm Street CLD15A09 4430 $12,713.87 Total- Fund 4430 $12,713.87
Staff Recommendation:
Accept the final accounting report and close out the interlocal contract.
Discussion by Technical Advisory Committee: AGENDA #06 Date: 07/25113
Recommendation:
Discussion by Citizens Advisory Committee: AGENDA #06 Date: 07/29/13
Recommendation:
072513 Closeout a1d -
Clark County Regional Flood Control District
Final Accounting Report
Report Date 6/28/2013
Project: RF.CLD15A09, Olive Street Stonn Drain, US-95 to Palm Street
Interlocal Value: $813 ,000.00
Funding Category
Interlocal Funding Allocation
Amount Spent by Category
Remaining by Category
ID Miles:
Concur:
Engineering/Finance/ Accounting
finalacc /
RightofWay
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
Predesign Design
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
Funding,/ Expenditure Summary
lnterlocal Agreement:
Minus Amount Spent:
Amount to be Returned for Future Use:
Date
-I-
Construction Construction Mgt
$813,000.00
$800,286.13
$12,713.87
$813,000.00
$800,286.13
$12,713.87
Accepted and Approved:
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
REGIONAL FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT
Environmental
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
Other
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
&) c::t::£) Public Works Director G:>- 2...<&· \~ !2S
Project Audit Report
Project: RF.CLD15A09, Olive Street Storm Drain, US-95 to Palm Street
Status: Open
6/28/2013
Purchase Order - none
Vendor Invoice# Invoice Date Amount WBS
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS 1513044907 10/04/2012 63,959.44 RF.CLD15A09.3-1F- CONS
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS 1513050028 10/16/2012 6,200.65 RF.CLD15A09.3-1F- CONS
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS 1513066143 11119/20 12 57,360.82 RF.CLD15A09 .3-1F- CONS
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS 151 3085942 01/03/2013 122,958.71 RF.CLD15A09.-3-1F- CONS
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS 1513087908 01/08/2013 89,312.62 RF.CLD15A09.3-1F- CONS
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS 1513109751 02/25/2013 318, 167.99 RF.CLD15A09.3-1F- CONS
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS 1513118321 03/20/2013 141 ,381.87 RF.CLD15A09.3-1F- CONS
PUBLIC WORKS/CC TREAS 1513142138 06/03/2013 944.03 RF.CLD15A09.3-1F- CONS
WBS Total $800,286.13
Purchase Order Total $800,286.13
Project Expense Total $800,286.13
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Memo
REG[ONAL fLOOD CONTROL DISfR1CT
ACE Engineering; 3113029590
ACE Engineering; 3113034296
ACE Engineering; 3113 04 7 514
Ace Engineering; 3113063267
Ace Engineering; 3113065112
Ace Engineering; 3113085406
Ace Engineering; 3113094326
Ace Engineering; 3113120636
SUBJECT:
CLARK COUNTY REGIONAL FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT
AGENDA ITEM
PITTMAN WASH, UPRR TO SANTIAGO
PETITIONER: CITY OF HENDERSON
RECOMMENDATION OF PETITIONER: THAT THE REGIONAL FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT APPROVE THE REQUEST TO REALLOCATE FUNDING IN THE INTERLOCAL CONTRACT FOR DESIGN OF THE PITTMAN WASH, UPRR TO SANTIAGO- HEN07B09 (For possible action)
FISCAL IMPACT:
Design Engineering Environmental Mitigation Right-of-Way Total
BACKGROUND:
CCRFCD Current Funding
$ 653,458.00 102,259.00
18,440.00 $ 774,157.00
CCRFCD Proposed Funding
$ 652,022.00 103,695.00
18,440.00 $ 774,157.00
Fiscal Impact
$(1 ,436.00) 1,436.00
0.00 $ 0.00
The District entered into an Interlocal Contract with the City ofHenderson on July 9, 2009 and a First Supplemental Interlocal Contract dated June 10, 2010 to provide funding for design engineering, environmental mitigation costs, and right-of-way engineering services for the Pittman Wash, UPRR to Santiago project. A Second Supplemental Interlocal Contract was entered into on February 10, 2011 to add Facility PTWA 0048 to the project and authorize related additional design engineering services, and to increase funding for environmental mitigation for the loss of0.35 acres of waters impacted by the project. A Third Supplemental Interlocal Contract was entered into on December 8, 2011 to extend the project completion date. A Fourth Supplemental Interlocal Contract was entered into on January 12, 2012 to increase funding for design engineering and right-of-way engineering associated with the channel redesign. A Fifth Supplemental Interlocal Contract was entered into on April 12, 2012 to increase design engineering funding for the City to redesign the facility to have a smaller impact on the existing wash, based on a local organization's desire to maintain the wash in its natural state.
The existing groundwater permit for this project needs to be renewed, and the City is requesting to reallocate funding within the interlocal contract to cover the cost of this renewal.
Regional Flood Control District AGENDA ITEM DEVELOPMENT
PITTMAN WASH, UPRR TO SANTIAGO REALLOCATION OF FUNDING- HEN07B09
Date: 07/15/13
The City of Henderson has submitted a request to reallocate funding within the interlocal contract for design dated July 9, 2009 and supplemented June 10, 2010, February 10, 2011, December 8, 2011, January 12, 2012 and April12, 2012.
The existing groundwater permit for this project needs to be renewed, and the City is requesting to reallocate funding within the interlocal contract to cover the cost of the renewal.
District funding will be provided as follows:
Current Funding Increase/Decrease Proposed Funding Design Engineering $653,458 ($1,436) $652,022 Right-of-Way $ 18,440 $ 0 $ 18,440 Environmental Mitigation $102,259 $ 1,436 $103,695 Total ILC Value $774,157 $ 0 $774,157
Staff Recommendation:
Approve.
Discussion by Technical Advisory Committee: AGENDA #07 Date: 07/25/13
Recommendation:
Discussion by Citizens Advisory Committee: AGENDA #07 Date: 07/29/13
THAT THE REGIONAL FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT APPROVE SUPPLEMENTAL NO.6 TO THE INTERLOCAL CONTRACT FOR LOWER FLAMINGO DETENTION BASIN -CLA04L03 (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)
FISCAL IMP ACT:
Design Right-of-Way Environmental Mitigation Emergency Action Plan Total ILC Value
BACKGROUND: On September 11, 2003, the Regional Flood Control District entered into an interlocal contract with Clark County to provide funding for design and environmental mitigation for the subject project. Supplemental No. I dated April 8, 2004, increased funding for design engineering and environmental mitigation, and provided funding for right-of-way. Supplemental No. 2 dated January 11, 2007 increased design funds and extended the term of the contract. Supplemental No. 3 dated March 12, 2009 increased design and environmental mitigation funds, provided funds for an emergency action plan and extended the term of the contract. Supplemental No.4 dated July 9, 2009 increased design and extended the term of the contract. Supplemental No. 5 dated June 14, 2012 increased funds for design, environmental mitigation, and an Emergency Action Plan, and added a line item for right-of-way. The County desires to pay final in-house labor costs and close the project. This supplemental interlocal contract will increase funds for design, right-of-way, environmental mitigation, and decrease funds for Emergency Action Plan.
Clark County has submitted a request to approve a sixth supplemental interlocal contract for design engineering, right-of-way, environmental mitigation and an emergency action plan to increase funding in the amount of $64,000 for the Lower Flamingo Detention Basin project.
The County desires to pay final in-house labor costs and close the project.
District funding will be provided as follows:
Current Funding Increase/Decrease Proposed Funding Design Engineering $1,048,000 $39,500 $1,087,500 Right-of-Way $ 26,000 $27,000 $ 53,000 Environmental Mitigation $ 41,000 $ 4,500 $ 45,500 Emergency Action Plan $ 45,000 ($ 7,000) $ 38,000 Total ILC Value $1,160,000 $64,000 $1,224,000
The District Attorney has reviewed the contract.
Staff Recommendation:
Approve subject to approval of the Ten Year Construction Program Amendment item on this agenda.
Discussion by Technical Advisory Committee: AGENDA #08 Date: 07/25/13
Recommendation:
Discussion by Citizens Advisory Committee: AGENDA #08 Date: 07/29/13
Recommendation:
072513 CLA04L-tlc6-aid
SUPPLEMENTAL NO. 6 TO THE INTERLOCAL CONTRACT FOR LOWER FLAMINGO DETENTION BASIN
THIS SUPPLEMENTAL INTERLOCAL CONTRACT, made and entered into this __ day of , 2013, by and between the Clark County Regional Flood Control District, hereinafter referred to as DISTRICT, and the County of Clark, hereinafter referred to as COUNTY.
WITNESSETH
WHEREAS, pursuant to Chapter 543 of the Nevada Revised Statutes, the DISTRICT may approve a project to design and construct flood control improvements; and,
WHEREAS, the flood control improvements proposed herein are generally described in the 2002 Master Plan Update, Structures No. FL W A 1048 through 1050, and
WHEREAS, the flood control improvements proposed herein are generally described in the 2008 Master Plan Update, Structures No's. FLWA 1048, 1049 and 1050 hereinafter referred to as "Project"; and
WHEREAS, the Project is identified and shown on the attached Exhibit "A"; and
WHEREAS, the Project has been approved by the DISTRICT on its annual Ten Year Construction Program; and
WHEREAS, the DISTRICT approved an interlocal contract to provide funds for design, right-of-way, environmental mitigation, and an emergency action plan for the Project; and
WHEREAS, it is necessary to increase design, right-of-way, and environmental mitigation funds for the Project; and
WHEREAS, the Project has regional flood control significance and is located in the same hydrographic area as the Las Vegas Valley.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the covenants, conditions, contracts, and promises of the parties hereto, the DISTRICT and the COUNTY agree to supplement the Interlocal Contract approved September 11, 2003, and supplemental interlocal contracts approved April 8, 2004, January 11, 2007, March 12, 2009, July 9, 2009, and June 14, 2012 as follows:
SECTION II - PROJECT COSTS, shall be changed to read as follows:
The DISTRICT agrees to provide funding for Project costs within the limits specified below:
1. Design engineering in an amount not to exceed$ 1,087,500.00.
2. Right-of-way acquisition including appraisals, title and escrow, negotiations, legal fees, recording fees, etc., in an amount not to exceed $53,000.00.
3. Environmental mitigation in an amount not to exceed $45,500.00.
4. Emergency action plan in an amount not to exceed $38,000.00.
5. The total cost of this Interlocal Contract shall not exceed $1 ,224,000.00, which includes all the items described in the paragraphs above.
6. If at any time during the term of this contract the entity determines that a portion of the funds provided pursuant to this Contract will not be needed for the project, then the entity will notify the District in writing of the amount of funds that are not anticipated to be used for the project. Upon receipt of said notification the District's obligation to pay the maximum amount set forth herein will automatically be reduced by the amount specified in the notification.
7. A written request must be made to the DISTRICT and approved by the Board to reallocate funds between phases of the Project. No other approval by the Lead Entity is required.
8. A written request must be made to the DISTRICT and a supplemental interlocal contract approved by the Board to increase the total cost of the contract noted above prior to payment of any additional funds.
Lower Flamingo Detention Basm, F030911 Page 2 of3
The remainder of the original Interlocal Contract and supplemental Interlocal Contracts remains unchanged.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this Supplemental No. 6 Interlocal Contract IS hereby executed as ofthe date first set forth above.
Date of Commission Action: CLARK COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Date of District Action: REGIONAL FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT
By:
LAWRENCE L. BROWN, III, Chairman
Lower Flamingo Detention Basm. F030911
Attest:
CAROLYN FRAZIER Secretary to the Board
Approved as to Form:
CHRISTOPHER FIGGINS Chief Deputy District Attorney
Page 3 of3
EXHIBIT 'A'
LOWER FLAMINGO DETENTION BASIN
FLAMINGO
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CLARK COUNTY REGIONAL FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT
AGENDA ITEM
SUBJECT: SIMMONS STREET DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS- CAREY TO CRAIG
PETITIONER: DR. QIONG LIU, P.E., P.T.O.E., DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS CITY OF NORTH LAS VEGAS
RECOMMENDATION OF PETITIONER: IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE CLARK COUNTY REGIONAL FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT APPROVE THE SIXTH SUPPLEMENTAL INTERLOCAL CONTRACT TO INCREASE DESIGN FUNDING, REALLOCATE FUNDS IN THE INTERLOCAL CONTRACT AND EXTEND THE COMPLETION DATE FOR SIMMONS STREET DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS- NLV04F07
FISCAL IMPACT:
Design Right-of-Way Environmental Mitigation C/LOMR Total ILC Value
BACKGROUND:
CURRENT $ 717,097.00 $1 ,395,000.00 $ 16,905.00 $ 75.000.00 $2,204,002.00
The District entered into an interlocal contract with the City of North Las Vegas on April 12, 2007, and was supplemented on September 13, 2007, August 14, 2008, May 21, 2009, December 9, 2010, -and August 11, 2011. The approved interlocal contract provides funding for design engineering, right-of-way, environmental mitigation, and C/LOMR for the Simmons Street Drainage Improvements.
This Sixth Supplemental lnterlocal Contract will increase design funding, reallocate funds within the interlocal, and extend the project completion date from December 31, 2013 to December 31, 2016 to complete the design of the final phase of this project extending from Alexander Road to the Gowan Outfall.
Respectfully submitted,
Dr. Qiong Liu, P .. , P.T.O.E. Director of Public Works
TACAGENDA ITEM# 09 Date: 07/25/2013
CACAGENDA ITEM#09 Date: 07/29/13
RFCDAGENDA ITEM# Date: 08/8/2013
Staff Discussion:
Regional Flood Control District AGENDA ITEM DEVELOPMENT
Date: 07/15113
SIMMONS STREET DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS- CAREY TO CRAIG SIXTH SUPPLEMENTAL INTERLOCAL CONTRACT- NLV04F07
The City ofNorth Las Vegas has submitted a request to approve a sixth supplemental interlocal contract for design engineering, right-of-way, environmental mitigation and a CLOMR/LOMR to increase funding in the amount of $119,261, reallocate funding and extend the project completion date from December 31, 2013 to December 31, 2016 for the Simmons Street Drainage Improvements - Carey to Craig project.
The City is requesting the reallocation, increase and extension to complete the design of the final phase of the project extending from Alexander Road to the Gowan Outfall.
District funding will be provided as follows:
Current Funding Increase/Decrease Proposed Funding Design Engineering $ 717,097 $ 316,166 $1,033,263 Right-of-Way $1,395,000 ($155,000) $1,240,000 Environmental Mitigation $ 16,905 ($ 16,905) $ 0 Emergency Action Plan $ 75,000 ($ 25,000) $ 50,000 Total ILC Value $2,204,002 $ 119,261 $2,323,263
The District Attorney has reviewed the contract.
Staff Recommendation:
Approve.
Discussion by Technical Advisory Committee: AGENDA #09 Date: 07/25113
Recommendation:
Discussion by Citizens Advisory Committee: AGENDA #09 Date: 07/29/13
Recommendation:
072513 NLV04F-dc6-aid
SIXTH SUPPLEMENTAL INTERLOCAL CONTRACT SIMMONS STREET DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS- CAREY TO CRAIG
TIDS SIXTH SUPPLEMENTAL INTERLOCAL CONTRACT made and entered into as of the day of , 2013, by and between the Clark County Regional Flood Control District, hereinafter referred to as "DISTRICT", and the City ofNorth Las Vegas, hereinafter referred to as "CITY".
WITNESSETH
WHEREAS, pursuant to Chapter 543 of the Nevada Revised Statutes, the DISTRICT may approve a project to design and construct flood control improvements, and;
WHEREAS, the flood control improvements proposed herein are the same as those generally identified in the 2008 Flood Control Master Plan Update, to include Structures No. LAAS 0000, 0014,0040,0080,0083, 0095 and 0103 and GOOF 0162,0196,0199 and 0224 hereinafterreferred to as "PROJECT"; and
WHEREAS, the PROJECT is identified and shown on the attached Exhibit "A"; and
WHEREAS, the PROJECT has been approved by the DISTRICT on its annual Ten Year Construction Program; and
WHEREAS, the PROJECT has regional flood control significance and is located in the same hydrographic area as the Las Vegas Valley.
WHEREAS, an Interlocal Contract was entered into on April12, 2007, a First Supplemental Interlocal Contract was entered into on September 13, 2007, a Second Supplemental Interlocal Contract was entered into on August 14, 2008, a Third Supplemental Interlocal Contract was entered into on May 21, 2009, a Fourth Supplemental Interlocal Contract was entered into on December 9, 2010, and a Fifth Supplemental Interlocal Contract was entered into on August 11, 2011 between the DISTRICT and the CITY; and
WHEREAS, it is desired to supplement the aforementioned contract to increase design funding, reallocate funding and to extend the date of completion.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the covenants, conditions, contracts, and promises of the parties hereto, the DISTRICT and the CITY agree to the following:
SECTION IT -PROJECT COSTS, shall be changed to read as follows:
The DISTRICT agrees to fund project costs within the limits specified below:
1. The engineering and design shall not exceed $1,033,263.
2. Preparation of right-of-way drawings, descriptions, title reports of the right-of-way required, and appraisals at a cost not to exceed $1,240,000.
3. Preparation of a CILOMR shall not exceed $50,000.
4. The total cost of this Contract shall not exceed $2,323,263 which includes all the items described in the paragraphs above.
5. If at any time during the term of this Contract the entity determines that a portion of the funds provided pursuant to this Contract will not be needed for the project, then the entity will notify the District in writing of the amount of funds that are not anticipated to be used for the project. Upon receipt of said notification the District's obligation to pay the maximum amount set forth herein will automatically be reduced by the amount specified in the notification.
6. A written request must be made to the DISTRICT and approved by the Board to reallocate funds between phases of the project. No other approval by the Lead Entity is required.
7. A written request must be made to the DISTRICT and a Supplemental Interlocal Contract approved by the Board to increase the total cost of the contract noted above prior to payment of any additional funds.
SECTION III- GENERAL, Paragraph 14 is amended to read as follows:
14. The items covered in SECTION IT- PROJECT COSTS must be completed to the satisfaction ofthe DISTRICT prior to December 31,2016. The DISTRICT may, at any time thereafter, grant extensions or terminate this CONTRACT after thirty (30) days notice.
All other sections of the original Interlocal Contract dated April12, 2007 and supplemental interlocal contracts dated September 13, 2007, August 14, 2008, May 21, 2009, December 9, 2010, and August 11, 2011 shall remain unchanged.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this Sixth Supplemental Interlocal Contract is hereby executed as of the date first set forth above.
Date of District Action:
ATTEST:
CAROLYN FRAZIER Secretary to the Board
Approved as to Form:
BY: ____________________ __
CHRISTOPHER FIGGINS Chief Deputy District Attorney
Discuss the Citizens Advisory Committee Chairman's Report:
• Public Information Program • Rainfall events of past month
Respectfully submitted,
c"">.QD"' T~~ Gale Wm. Fraser, II, P.E. General Manager/Chief Engineer
CACAGENDA ITEM#lO Date: 07/29/13
072913 CAC Chairman Report-item
Project Status Report June 2013
• The 2012-13 school year wrapped up this month. This year, as part ofthe District's Student Outreach Program, Public Information Specialist Kelsey Hand completed a total of 54 school presentations reaching more than 7,600 students.
• R+W Advertising presented the creative and strategic components for the 2013 Flood Safety Advertising Campaign to the Board during their June meeting. The new campaign has kicked off and will be seen around town through Flash Flood Season.
• The three "Don't Trash Clark County" public service announcements are currently airing on KSNV- Channel 3, KVVU- Channel 5, KLAS- Channel 8 and KTNV- Channel 13. These segments will continue to air through this month.
• General Manager Gale Fraser, Assistant General Manager Kevin Eubanks, Environmental Mitigation Manager Tim Sutko, Engineering Director Steve Parrish, Principal Civil Engineer Joe Damiani, Public Information Manager Erin Neff and Public Information Specialist Kelsey Hand attended the second public meeting for the Las Vegas Wash Project- Sloan Channel to Bonanza. Staff from the District, Clark County Public Works, City of Las Vegas Public Works and CH2M Hill, the design firm for the project, addressed questions and concerns regarding design and construction of the project, closure of and changes to the Desert Rose Golf Course and removal of the flood zone affecting area residents.
• The District kicked off the start of Flash Flood Season with a Flood Safety News Conference on Thursday, June 27 at the Bruce Trent Park, adjacent to Angel Park Detention Basin. Clark County Commissioner Larry Brown, National Weather Service Representative Daniel Berc and Regional Flood Control District General Manager Gale Fraser were speakers at the event. All major network television stations attended the event- KSNV Channel 3; KLAS Channel 8; KTNV Channel 13; KVVU Channel 5; and the Spanish television, Telemundo. The District presented its new campaign and highlighted the new smartphone app, FloodS pot.
11. Comments By the General Public A period devoted to comments by the general public about matters relevant to the Regional Flood Control District Citizens Advisory Committee jurisdiction will be held. No vote may be taken on a matter not listed on the posted agenda. Comments will be limited to three minutes. Please step up to the speaker's podium, clearly state your name and address and please spell your last name for the record. If any member of the Regional Flood Control District Citizens Advisory Committee wishes to extend the length of a presentation, this will be done by the Chairman or the Regional Flood Control District Citizens Advisory Committee by majority vote.
All comments by speakers should be relevant to the Regional Flood Control District Citizens Advisory Committee action and jurisdiction.