We'll call the committee meeting to order. To make it easier for residents to voice their comments, there will be two public comment periods. There will be one at the beginning of the meeting designated for comments related to items on the agenda and one at the end of the meeting for general public comment. Public comment for designated public hearing items will be heard when the item is called. Speakers will be limited to three minutes to state their comments. This meeting is being video recorded and streamed live on the internet. Mr. Valdez, please confirm posting and roll call. Mayor, this meeting has been posted in accordance with the Nevada Open Meeting Law. All members of the committee are present, and you have a quorum, and for the record, Councilwoman Cox is attending via teleconference. Thank you. Now is the time for the first public comment for the committee meeting. If you wish to make a public comment, please come to the podium, speak directly into the mic, and state your name and zip code. You will have three minutes to speak. Mayor, for the first public comment queue, there is no one listed for public comment. Thank you. I'll close the public comment. Ms. Rodriguez, are there any changes to the agenda? Yes, Mayor Romero, there is one change. Items five and six will be opened together but voted on separately. Thank you. May I have a motion to accept the agenda as amended? Move. Please vote. Councilwoman Cox? All council members voted in favor of the motion made by Councilman Seabach and it carries. Item number one is bill number 3837, ZCA-2025-016747 Larson Bermuda Commercial. The recommendation is to refer to the regular meeting of June 17th, 2025. Mayor and members of council, this item is the ordinance for the zone change to apply city of Henderson CC zoning designation to 14 acres. This was approved at your June 3rd council meeting. Thank you. Any questions or comments? If not, may I have a motion? Please vote. Councilwoman Cox? Aye. All council members vote in favor of the motion made by Councilwoman Larson and it carries. Item number two is bill number 3838 ZCA-2009-660-000-A1-3288L South Boulevard 2745 Zone Reservoir. The recommendation is to refer to the regular meeting of June 17th, 2025. Mayor, members of council, this item is the ordinance for the zone change to amend a zone change plan unit development to review revisions to architecture and site design for a public utility facility. This was approved at your June 3rd meeting. Thank you. Any questions or comments? We may have a motion. Please vote. Councilwoman Cox. Aye. All members voted in favor of the motion made by Councilman Stewart, and it carries. Item number three is bill number 3839, ZCA-2006-660-011-A2, Lake Mead Crossing. The recommendation is to refer to the regular meeting of June 17th, 2025. Mayor, members of council, this item is the ordinance for the zone change to amend a zone change plan unit development for Lake Mead Crossing to modify uses on the property. This was approved at your June 3rd city council meeting. Any questions or comments? We have a motion. Please vote. Councilwoman. Aye. All members vote in favor of the motion made by Councilman Seabach and it carries. Item number four is bill number 3840, ZCA-2024-015922-A1, Green Valley Ranch, The Cliff. Recommendation is to refer to the regular meeting of June 17th, 2025. Mayor, members of council, this item is the ordinance for the zone change to amend the Green Valley Ranch Master Plan to create the new subcategory of the Cliff Master Plan. This was approved at your June 3rd City Council meeting. Thank you. May I have a motion? Please vote. Councilwoman? Aye. All members voted in favor of the motion made by Councilwoman Larson, and it carries. As a reminder, items five and six will be open together. Item five is bill number 3841 to amend chapters 7.01, 7.02, 7.04, 7.06, 7.30, and 7.60 and add 7.65 to Title VII, Animals, to the City of Henderson Municipal Code. The recommendation is to refer to the regular meeting of June 17th, 2025. And item number six is bill number 3842-ZOA-2025-016887, Development Code Update, Animal Related Uses and Standards, and its recommendation is to refer to the regular meeting of June 17th, 2025. Mayor and members of council, I'm gonna have Ian Massey, the Assistant Director of Community Development, to present these items to you. Good afternoon, Mayor and members of Council, Ian Massey Community Development Services Department. Today I'm here to provide a brief introduction to both items five and six, and I will be here for any questions. So the items before you are what staff is calling phase one of the proposed updates to the animal code, specifically addressing Title 17, which is animals. I'm sorry, Title 7, which is animals, and Title 19, which is our development code. As you may recall, staff presented to you on April 15th a broader proposal related to these two chapters. And after much spirited discussion, it was determined that we would withdraw that item and come back to you in a couple of phases so that we could bring back to you what was most pressing issues, which is our animal welfare, animal cruelty and animal abuse items. And that's primarily what we're here for today, as well as the non-residential animal establishment issues that we'd like to address. We will come back later this summer, early fall, and bring you more on the rural areas and our livestock ordinances or our proposals for those ordinances. In preparation for this phase, staff did conduct or did contact and conduct some interviews with 10 neighbors who spoke at the April 15th meeting, and all were offered copies of the proposed changes that are in front of you today. We had the opportunity to meet with any of them that wanted to meet with us, and there were no concerns raised during those meetings with staff. Like I said, staffs already began looking at input for the rural regulations, and so we will be bringing those back to you at a later date. But today, primarily, our changes are going to be focused on the animal welfare. In addition, I did want to take the opportunity after that April 15th meeting, it was announced that Henderson Animal Care and Control would be moving to the Community Development Services Department this summer. And so as part of this change here that you are proposed to adopt tonight, we will be changing the name of Henderson Animal Care and Control to Henderson Animal Protection Services. Up on your screen is a badge for identifier to show you what that will look like on our Henderson Animal Protection officers as well as our Henderson Animal Protection Services staff should this go forward. Like I said, I'm more than happy to be here to answer any questions that you might have related to the proposed changes. Thank you and thank you for splitting this up to make it easier to address the most pressing issues in a timely manner. Any questions or comments on these changes? Mayor, my apologies. We had a delay in the queue. There was one person who wanted to speak in favor and wanted to ask if you could provide that opportunity to Nancy Rouse. Thank you. Thank you. Good afternoon, council. Better? Good afternoon. Glad to see your smiling faces again today. I did go through this whole bill that they've proposed, and I found all of it to be really good positive things and I had no problems with any of the things that they're trying to pass today. The mobile animal services part does affect me and I'm fine with them inspecting all of my vehicles and all of my trailers and all that stuff that I move animals in. I did want to just say that I appreciate you and I would love consideration in the future to be able to give some input on the second part of this bill. Thank you. Thank you. Any questions or comments from Council? Please vote. And then we have a motion on item six. Oh wait, once we announce the vote. Councilwoman. Councilwoman. Aye. All members voted in favor of the motion made by Councilman Stewart and it carries. And now may I have a motion for item six. Please vote. Councilwoman. Aye. All members vote in favor of the motion made by Councilwoman Larson, and it carries. Item number seven is bill number 3843, amend Henderson Municipal Code section 2.05.010, salary for municipal court judge. recommendation is to refer to the regular meeting of june 17th 2025. hello mayor and council good to see everyone again thank you again for past briefings and germane to this topic so the current labor market my name is javier mendez human resources director for the city of henderson the current labor market is very competitive and to ensure top talent experience and the quality of the incumbents increasing workloads We are looking to amend the city of Henderson municipal code 2.05010, salaries connected to the municipal court judges. A recent compensation study was conducted and the results did show a difference in pay to local and national agencies. The base market study showed that the total cost to ensure there's parity and equity with the judges is $70,127.58. This request is cost neutral working in tandem with municipal court. There's no cost, it is cost neutral due to cost position savings and the HR equity pool. And so our representatives that qualify every fiscal year are open if they qualify for the annual pay adjustment and the general increase. Hence we are requesting this time to move forward with that parity and that equity for our judges. Request and motion is to approve and I'm happy to answer and give further details if needed. Thank you. Any questions or comments? May I have a motion? Please vote. Councilwoman? Aye. All members voted in favor of the motion made by Councilman Seabach and it carries. Now it's time for our final public comment for the committee meeting. If you wish to make a public comment, please come to the podium, speak directly into the mic. You will have three minutes to speak. Mayor, there is no one in the second comment queue for the last ever committee meeting public comment section. Mayor Paterson- May they rest in peace. I will adjourn.