Sparks City Council Meeting 2/22/2021 2:00:00 PM
Meeting Dial-in #: 1-669-900-6833 Meeting ID: 912 0873 6348

1. Call to Order

2. Roll Call

3. Opening Ceremonies

• 3.1 Invocation Speaker:

  Lead Pastor Steve Bond Summit Christian Church

• 3.2 Pledge of Allegiance

4. Public Comment

• public comment.pdf

5. Agenda

• 5.1 Approval of the Agenda (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)

6. Minutes

• 6.1 Consideration and possible approval of the minutes of the Concurrent meeting for January 20, 2021 and Sparks City Council meeting for February 8, 2021. (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)

7. Announcements, Presentations, Recognition Items and Items of Special Interest

• 7.1 Proclamation: "Social Work Month"
• 7.2 Commendation: Christi Cakiroglu
• 7.3 Boards and Commissions vacancy announcement: Building Code Board of Appeals
• 7.4 Boards and Commissions vacancy announcement: Sparks Planning Commission

8. Consent Items

• 8.1 Consideration and possible acceptance of the report of the claims and bills approved for payment and appropriation transfers for the period of January 21, 2021 through February 3, 2021. (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)
• 8.2 Consideration and possible acceptance of grants and/or donations received by the city in the second quarter of 2021 that amount to less than $5,000 each. (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)

9. General Business

• 9.1 Presentation, discussion, and possible approval of the Mayor's appointment to the Sparks Parks and Recreation Commission from the following pool of applicants, listed in alphabetical order: Lisa Bonie, Mark Harris, Eric Juarez, Jasmin Lozano, Kelli Luchetti, Meghan Meagher. (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)
• 9.2 Consideration, discussion, and possible approval of Sparks Police Department's purchasing the VirTra Training Simulator in the amount of $84,091.15. (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)
• 9.3 Consideration of and possible action on a request to direct the City Manager to initiate changes to Sections 20.03.030 (Outdoor Processing) and SMC 20.03.040 (Temporary Uses) of the Sparks Municipal Code to allow temporary crushing operations on or near residentially-zoned land when associated with approved projects. (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)
• 9.4 Consideration, discussion, and possible approval of Impact Fee Credit Agreement No. 25 (AC-5735) between the City of Sparks and D.R. Horton, Inc., granting $262,394.49 impact fee credits that may be used for any future Regional Parks and Recreation impact fees within Impact Fee Service Area No. 1. (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)
• 9.5 Review and possible of approval of a grant agreement (AC-5736) to accept CARES Act Community Development Block Grant (CDBG-CV) funds in the amount of $309,367, awarded to the City of Sparks by the Nevada Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) to prevent, prepare for, and respond to the COVID-19 virus with possible direction to the City Manager to seek GOED approval to use the CDBG-CV funds to provide rental assistance to Sparks residents adversely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)
• 9.6 Consideration, discussion, and possible adoption of Resolution No. 3370, establishing a special revenue fund called the Landscape Maintenance Fund to account for landscape maintenance fees for the Promontory, Mesa Meadows, and Triple Crown subdivisions. (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)
• 9.7 Consideration, discussion, and possible adoption of Resolution No. 3371 to abolish Promontory, Mesa Meadows, and Triple Crown Landscape Maintenance Trust funds. (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)
• 9.8 Consideration, discussion, and possible adoption of Resolution No. 3372 authorizing expansion of the purpose, sources, and uses of the Road Fund, a capital projects fund of the City of Sparks. (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)
• 9.9 Consideration, discussion, and possible adoption of Resolution No. 3373 to abolish the RTC Road Impact fund, a fiduciary fund. (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)
• 9.10 Consideration, discussion, and possible adoption of Resolution No. 3375 authorizing the establishment of imprest accounts for petty cash, change cash, and investigation/evidence cash accounts, and setting limits and procedures for their use by City departments. (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)

10. Public Hearing and Action Items Unrelated to Planning and Zoning

• None

11. Planning and Zoning Public Hearings and Action Items

• None

12. Comments

• 12.1 Comments from the Public
• 12.2 Comments from the Mayor, City Council and City Manager

13. Adjournment