Mayor· 2022–2026
Neal E. McIntyre
Fernley
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 12
- Total speaking time
- 2:45:11
- Avg per meeting
- 13:46
- Segments
- 2862
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Top issues during term (20)
Data center / power plant interest in Fernley
The city and fire district won't pay anything for the study; the district itself is intended to be self-funded by users.
Utility contracts for rate study, Good Earth infrastructure, and emergency generator
Cash reserves are drawing down; the ancillary fee remains suspended and rates held at a scheduled 3% increase this year.
Truckee Canal litigation ends
Unknown — potential costs could fall on residents if canal work passes costs through.
Mayor's Pond Park and existing park conditions
Leagues are asking for $611,000 to $620,000 beyond the current budget; a sports complex could eventually cost tens of millions.
Nevada Assembly Bill 540 attainable housing
The city can tap a $20 million state pool to get reimbursed for waived infrastructure fees on attainable housing projects.
Hydrant meter deposit fees
Affects deposit amounts paid by contractors; the specific new amounts weren't detailed in the agenda excerpt.
Wilson Landing subdivision timeline extension
No direct cost to the city stated, but the extension keeps a 37-home project moving in town.
Gustafson Bridge and East Cedar Street design
Combined design spending of about $408,000 across the two contracts.
Short-term rental regulation
Lodging tax revenue will now be collected from short-term rentals; permit costs are lower under the minor CUP process.
Sewer Master Plan adoption
The city would be on the hook for 20-40% of the design cost if the grant is awarded.
Minor Conditional Use Permit
Could shift staff time and hearing costs for smaller land-use approvals.
Insurance renewal timing and interlocal agreement
The renewal costs $475,899.68 from FY 2026-2027 funds, a 12.91% increase over last year.
Registered sex offender compliance
Fernley High School traffic and pedestrian safety
A $3.5 million project to reduce speed and add a crossing area is in development.
2027 CDBG grant projects
Potential grant funding for public facilities, infrastructure, and planning projects.
Proposed Title 16 nuisance code
Fines, abatement costs, and possible liens could hit homeowners — especially seniors on fixed incomes — though the fee schedule hasn't been set yet.
South Fernley Area Plan
Full build-out under the plan could eventually generate about $8.2 million in tax revenue, but over decades.
School zone safety as school year starts
Low-cost fixes are cheap; the big-ticket school zone/crossing items total about $4 million and would be grant-funded.
Fire staffing and regional academy partnership
The sheriff's 2026 training budget request rose 33% to about $90,000; school district helps fund SROs at roughly $500,000.
Corridor Action Plan for 95, Main Street, and Farm District
No projects are funded yet; some, like the Main Street widening past the UPRR crossing, could be ten-year efforts.
Decisions during term (169)
Recorded while McIntyre was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.