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REGIONAL PROJECT COORDINATION COMMITTEE – JUNE 17, 2020

REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION

OF SOUTHERN NEVADA

NOTICE AND AGENDA OF SPECIAL PUBLIC

MEETING

REGIONAL PROJECT COORDINATION

COMMITTEE

9:00 A.M. JUNE 17, 2020

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Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada will not provide a physical location for the

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REGIONAL PROJECT COORDINATION COMMITTEE AGENDA – JUNE 17, 2020

Items 2 through 7 are items for possible action. Items 1 and 8 through 10 are discussion items and no

action can be taken. Please be advised that the Regional Project Coordination Committee (Committee) has

the discretion to take items on the agenda out of order, combine two or more agenda items for consideration,

remove an item from the agenda, or delay discussion relating to an item on the agenda any time.

1. CONDUCT A COMMENT PERIOD FOR CITIZENS PARTICIPATION

2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Meeting of February 19, 2020 (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)

3. RECEIVE AN UPDATED LIST OF ENTITY AND UTILITY COMPANY CONTACT PERSONS

AND DIRECT STAFF ACCORDINGLY (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)

4. RECEIVE INFORMATION REGARDING APPROVED PLANNED PROJECTS FROM MEMBER

ENTITIES AND UTILITY COMPANIES (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)

5. DISCUSS PROJECTS THAT ARE STARTING THE ENGINEERING DESIGN PHASE OF

PROJECT DELIVERY (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)

6. DISCUSS PROJECTS THAT WILL SOON BE STARTING THE CONSTRUCTION PHASE OF


7. DISCUSS THE FREQUENCY OF THE REGIONAL PROJECT COORDINATION COMMITTEE

MEETINGS AND DIRECT STAFF ACCORDINGLY (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)

8. RECEIVE A REPORT REGARDING THE CURRENT STATUS OF REVISIONS TO THE

UNIFORM STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS AND DRAWINGS

9. DISCUSS TOPICS OF INTEREST


During the initial Citizens Participation, any citizen in the audience may address the Committee on an item featured on the

agenda. During the final Citizens Participation, any citizens in the audience may address the Committee on matters within the

Committee’s jurisdiction, but not necessarily featured on the agenda. No vote can be taken on a matter not listed on the posted

agenda; however, the Committee can direct that the matter be placed on a future agenda.

Each citizen must be recognized by the Chair. The citizen is then asked to approach the microphone at the podium, to state

his or her name, and to spell the last name for the record. The Chair may limit remarks to three minutes’ duration, if such

remarks are disruptive to the meeting or not within the Committee’s jurisdiction.

The Regional Transportation Commission keeps the official record of all proceedings of the meeting. In order to maintain a

complete and accurate record, copies of documents used during presentations should be submitted to the Recording Secretary.

The Regional Transportation Commission appreciates the time citizens devote to be involved in this important process.

In compliance with Nevada Revised Statute 241.035(4), the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada shall create an

audio and/or video recording of the meeting and retain such recording(s) for the required period of time.

Any action taken on these items is advisory to the Regional Transportation Commission.


Respectfully submitted,

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JOHN R. PEÑUELAS, JR., P.E.

Senior Director of Engineering RPCC Item #1

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Metropolitan Planning Organization [X] Transit [ ] Administration and Finance [ ]

SUBJECT: INITIAL CITIZENS PARTICIPATION

PETITIONER: M.J. MAYNARD, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION OF SOUTHERN NEVADA

RECOMMENDATION BY PETITIONER:

THAT THE REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION OF SOUTHERN NEVADA

REGIONAL PROJECT COORDINATION COMMITTEE CONDUCT A COMMENT PERIOD

FOR CITIZENS PARTICIPATION

GOAL: ENHANCE PUBLIC AWARENESS AND SUPPORT OF THE REGIONAL

TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM

FISCAL IMPACT:

None

BACKGROUND:

In accordance with State of Nevada Open Meeting Law, the Regional Transportation Commission of

Southern Nevada Regional Project Coordination Committee (Committee) shall invite interested persons

to make comments. For the initial Citizens Participation, the public should address items on the current

agenda. For the final Citizens Participation, interested persons may make comments on matters within

the Committee’s jurisdiction, but not necessarily on the current agenda.

No action can be taken on any matter discussed under this item, although the Committee can direct that

it be placed on a future agenda.


MINUTES

REGIONAL PROJECT COORDINATION COMMITTEE


FEBRUARY 19, 2020 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 recordings on file at the Regional Transportation Commission.

THIS MEETING WAS PROPERLY NOTICED AND POSTED

IN THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS ON FEBRUARY 6, 2020

Clark County Government Center

500 S. Grand Central Pkwy.

Las Vegas, NV 89155

City of Henderson

Office of the City Clerk

240 Water Street

Henderson, NV 89015

CC Regional Justice Center

200 Lewis Ave.

Las Vegas, NV 89155

RTC

600 S. Grand Central Pkwy.

Las Vegas, NV 89106

RTC website

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Nevada Public Notice

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CALL TO ORDER

Mr. Scott Jarvis, Chair, called the meeting to order at 9:01 a.m. in Meeting Room 108 of the Regional

Transportation Commission Administration Building.

MEMBERS PRESENT:

Scott Jarvis, City of Henderson, Chair

Carlos Espinoza, Clark County Water Reclamation District, Vice-Chair

Shawn Arnold, NV Energy

Sarge Benson, Las Vegas Valley Water District (Alternate)

Lawrence Garcia, Southwest Gas Corporation (Alternate)

Bill Harty, Nevada Department of Transportation

Tom Hayes, City of Las Vegas (Alternate)

Mike Hudgeons, City of North Las Vegas

Tahmineh Pennington, Southern Nevada Water Authority

Robert Thompson, Clark County Public Works

Walt Vodrazka, Freeway and Arterial System of Transportation

Patrick Coyne, Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (Non-voting)

Jacob Snow, Resort Corridor Mobility Association (Non-voting)

MEMBERS ABSENT:

Raquel Butler, CenturyLink

Ortary Davila, Kern River Gas Transmission Company

Vern Lacro, Kinder Morgan

Percy Lucban, Public Utilities Commission of Nevada

Abi Mayrena, Clark County Regional Flood Control District

Vivian Browning, Bureau of Land Management (Non-voting)

Chris Dingell, Clark County School District (Non-voting)

Paul Moradkhan, Las Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce (Non-voting)

RTC STAFF:

Joe Damiani, Manager of Engineering

Julia Uravich, Senior Project Engineer

Tammy McMahan, Management Analyst

Salma Flores, Office Specialist

INTERESTED PARTIES:

Pat Brown, NV Energy

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Minutes-Regional Project Coordination Committee

Meeting of February 19, 2020

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INTERESTED PARTIES CONT’D:

Doug Johnson, Nevada Department of Transportation

Johnny Alhwayek, Clark County Water Reclamation District

Ken Satowski, Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada

Karen Castro, Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada

Item:


Comments:

No comments were made.

Motion:

A motion was not necessary.

Vote/Summary:

A vote was not taken.

Item:

2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Meeting of January 15, 2020 (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)

Comments:


Motion:

Mr. Shawn Arnold, Southwest Gas Corporation, made a motion to approve.

Vote/Summary:

11 Ayes. 0 Nays. The motion carried.

Ayes: Chair Scott Jarvis, Vice-Chair Carlos Espinoza, Shawn Arnold, Sarge Benson, Lawrence

Garcia, Bill Harty, Tom Hayes, Mike Hudgeons, Tahmineh Pennington, Robert Thompson, and

Walt Vodrazka

Nays: None

Absent: Raquel Butler, Ortary Davila, Vern Lacro, Percy Lucban, and Abi Mayrena

Item:

3. RECEIVE A REPORT FROM THE LAS VEGAS CONVENTION AND VISITORS

AUTHORITY REGARDING UPCOMING LAS VEGAS EVENTS

Comments:

Following a detailed PowerPoint presentation [attached], Mr. Patrick Coyne, Senior Director of

Convention Services for the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA), addressed

Resort Corridor projects, conventions, events, and other activities taking place or planned in the Las

Vegas Valley (Valley).

Destination Reinvestment and Reinvention

Major Sporting Events

Mr. Coyne first talked about past and upcoming major sporting events happening in the Valley. These

activities would involve the Vegas Golden Knights, the Las Vegas Aces basketball team, NASCAR

races, Las Vegas Aviators baseball team, Vegas Rollers team tennis, and the Las Vegas Raiders

football team.

Video Overview of Resort Corridor Projects

The LVCVA Senior Director of Convention Services followed by playing a brief video about ongoing

and upcoming developments related to Resort Corridor projects.




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New Resorts and Hotel

Mr. Coyne noted that some new resorts and a hotel would be opening in the next few years. These

include the Circa Resort & Casino, Resorts World Las Vegas, and The Drew. He informed meeting

attendees that approximately 10,000 new rooms should be available in the Resort Corridor and

environs by 2022.

New Meeting Space (Planned or In Progress)

The LVCVA Senior Director went on to describe several meeting space projects that included the

expansion of the MGM Grand Conference Center, Wynn Las Vegas, Las Vegas Convention Center,

Caesars Forum, and the Expo at the World Market Center. He informed attendees that the convention

industry generates approximately $12 billion in revenue and is significant element of the State of

Nevada economy.

New Venues

Next, Mr. Coyne talked about new venues being developed in the Resort Corridor and surrounding

area. He talked about the development of the AREA 15 entertainment and retail complex, the MSG

Sphere at The Venetian Resort and the expansion of the Neon Museum expansion.

Las Vegas Promotional Video

The LVCVA Senior Director of Convention Services displayed a promotional video that highlighted

the Valley’s convention spaces, entertainment, restaurants, residential offerings, and sights.

Las Vegas Convention Center People Mover

Overview

Mr. Coyne informed meeting attendees that the LVCVA had partnered with The Boring Company for

the design and construction of a people mover for the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC). He

noted that Mr. Elon Musk owned and operated the company. The people mover will operate in an

underground tunnel with stations below- and above-ground and Tesla vehicles will provide the

transport. The tunnel is approximately 0.9 miles and the total LVCC campus is approximately 1.5

miles. The initial plan is to move individuals around campus in cars driven by people and autonomous

vehicles will eventually ferry people. The work on the LVCC People Mover has commenced and is

ongoing.

Potential Destination Expansion

In approximately six months to a year, the people mover route may expand to the Resort Corridor,

Allegiant Stadium, McCarran International Airport, the Fremont Street Experience, and possibly even

Los Angeles. Mr. Coyne noted that each casino would have its own station.

LVCC People Mover Video

The LVCVA Senior Director played another video that visually outlined the construction process of

the LVCC People Mover and provided an animation of the planned operation.

Upcoming Events February 2020-March 2021

Following a detailed handout [attached], Mr. Coyne pointed out some major events that would be

taking place in 2020 and 2021. He cited examples such as the Mountain West Basketball Tournament;

West Coast Conference; PAC-12 (Pacific Athletic Conference) Men’s Basketball Tournament; the

National Football League (NFL) Draft; the Electric Daisy Carnival; the Life is Beautiful music

festival; NASCAR races; the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA); National Finals

Rodeo; and the Consumer Electronic Show (CES).




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Questions and Answers

Mr. Jacob Snow, Resort Corridor Mobility Association (RCMA), asked if the LVCVA funded Las

Vegas Events, an event managements company that provides a list of certain activities in the Valley.

Mr. Coyne answered in the affirmative.

Mr. Snow went on to ask if LVCVA had a comprehensive list of events in Southern Nevada. He

explained that such information would be helpful to the RCMA as the members planned their

activities. Mr. Coyne responded that the LVCVA is not privy to all events, but he could supply

information to Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC) staff members and

this could be disseminated to the Regional Project Coordination Committee as appropriate.

Next, Mr. Snow asked about the completion timeline for the LVCC expansion. Mr. Coyne indicated

the work should be finished in December 2020. Once the expansion is completed, the first phase of the

LVCC renovation project will start in June 2020. The aim is to complete all phases by September

2024.

Mr. Snow went on to ask about the LVCC People Mover. He understood that shuttles would be

utilized at some point. Mr. Coyne elaborated, saying that Tesla Model 3 cars would be a means of

transport and a shuttle vehicle on a Tesla frame is being designed for possible use in the LVCC

campus tunnel. The LVCVA Senior Director said the system is being designed for flexibility such that

vehicles would be deployed depending upon the demand. He set forth scenarios, saying that if a few

people needed to go to disparate locations, a car might be utilized, and if several persons needed to go

to one station, the shuttle transport might come into play. Mr. Coyne shared that vehicles would be

added or removed as needed to address the mobility needs at a given time.

Mr. Snow continued, inquiring about the cost of the LVCC People Mover. Mr. Coyne stated the

LVCVA had purchased the system for $60 million. He went on to say that The Boring Company

would own this system and any expanded system. Persons could ride on the LVCC People Mover at

no cost. He understood The Boring Company would impose a fee for use of the system on any

expanded route outside of the LVCC campus.

Mr. Shawn Arnold, NV Energy, asked how many vehicles would be in use. Mr. Coyne was not

certain. He added that the LVCVA wanted to move at least 4,400 people per hour and hoped the

system could ferry 10,000 individuals per hour.

Chair Scott Jarvis, City of Henderson, asked the top speed of the people mover vehicles. Mr. Coyne

estimated the cars would operate at approximate 37 miles per hour, but noted the vehicles could move

faster.

Mr. Walt Vodrazka, Freeway and Arterial System of Transportation, asked if the LVCVA had

estimates on the number of people who may come to the Las Vegas area for March Madness activities

and whether it would be beneficial to have an opening March Madness game in the Las Vegas area.

Mr. Coyne stated he would have to check on the first matter and report back to Mr. Vodrazka.

Regarding the second item, the LVCVA Senior Director shared that the LVCVA had been actively

pursuing such a sporting event.

Next, Mr. Joe Damiani, RTC Manager of Engineering, asked if a PAC-12 football game would be

held in Southern Nevada. Mr. Coyne was not sure and noted that Las Vegas Bowl was being

restructured and this could have some impacts on PAC-12 football.




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Mr. Snow asked if the LVCVA could detail the various events sponsored by the major hotels in the

area in the aforementioned events list. Mr. Coyne explained the LVCVA had limited knowledge of

such activities since the hotels sometimes do not provide complete information due to the competitive

events market.

Motion:


Vote/Summary:


Item:

4. RECEIVE AN UPDATED LIST OF ENTITY AND UTILITY COMPANY CONTACT

PERSONS AND DIRECT STAFF ACCORDINGLY (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)

Comments:

Mr. Joe Damiani, Manager of Engineering for the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern

Nevada, announced that Mr. Mike Hudgeons would be representing the City of North Las Vegas,

replacing Mr. Tom Brady.

No other comments were made.

Motion:


Vote/Summary:


Item:

5. RECEIVE INFORMATION REGARDING APPROVED PLANNED PROJECTS FROM

MEMBER ENTITIES AND UTILITY COMPANIES (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)


Nevada (RTC), stated that agency staff did not have any updates regarding RTC-funded planned

projects.

Mr. Damiani went on to remind Committee members that the RTC was developing the agency’s

Capital Improvement Program (CIP). RTC staff members are planning to submit the CIP for review

and adoption to the RTC Board of Commissioners (Board) at the Board’s June 2020 meeting. Once

the CIP is approved, agency personnel will update the Regional Project Coordination Committee

(RPCC) GIS Project Map to reflect planned projects scheduled for the next three years.

Motion:


Vote/Summary:


Item:

6. DISCUSS PROJECTS THAT ARE STARTING THE ENGINEERING DESIGN PHASE OF


Comments:


Nevada (RTC), listed the RTC-funded projects that are starting the engineering design phase as

follows:

Clark County: Warm Springs, Decatur Boulevard to Dean Martin Drive




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City of Las Vegas: Martin L. King Boulevard Extension, Oakey Boulevard to Desert Inn

Road

RTC: Maryland Parkway Bus Rapid Transit: Russell Road to Fremont Street

Mr. Damiani then shared that the RTC is starting to receive data on private development projects from

the Southern Nevada local jurisdictions. Agency staff members are aiming to talk about some of this

work at the Regional Project Coordination Committee March 2020 meeting.

Motion: A motion was not necessary.

Vote/Summary:


Item:

7. DISCUSS PROJECTS THAT WILL SOON BE STARTING THE CONSTRUCTION PHASE

OF PROJECT DELIVERY (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)

Comments:

Mr. Joe Damiani, Manager of Engineering with the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern

Nevada (RTC), reported on the RTC-funded projects that will soon be starting the construction phase.

He noted that these particular projects were placed in three categories: soon-to-advertise, advertising,

and new construction.

Soon-to-Advertise Projects

City of Henderson

Sunridge Heights Phase 2A: Sunridge Heights to Executive Airport Drive

City of Las Vegas

Intersection Improvements Program: Fiscal Year 2020 City of Las Vegas Package 2 at the

following locations:

o Farm Road at Grand Canyon Drive

o Centennial Parkway at Fort Apache Road

o Deer Springs Way at Grand Canyon Drive

o Farm Road at Oso Blanca Road

o Oso Blanca Road at Grand Montecito Parkway

o Oso Blanca Road at Private Drive

o Grand Teton Drive at Hualapai Way

o Grand Teton Drive at Grand Canyon Drive

City of North Las Vegas

Vandenburg North Detention Basin

Projects Advertising for Construction

Clark County

Russell Road: Cimarron Road to Rainbow Boulevard

Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT)

State Route 596, Jones Boulevard Mill and Open Grade




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Projects Starting Construction

City of Henderson

Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons Project Phase 3 in the following locations:

o Burkholder Boulevard at Cinnamon Ridge Way

o Coronado Center Drive at Crab Tree Place/Bad Rock Circle

o Gibson Road at Mary Crest Road

o Paseo Verde Parkway at Palomino Village Drive

o Pebble Road at Topaz Street

o Seven Hills Drive at Seven Hills Drive

o Wigwam Parkway at Jessup Road

o Windmill Parkway at Capitan Road/Borrego Drive

o Pueblo Boulevard at London Avenue

o Pueblo Place at Tonalea Avenue

o Seven Hills Drive at Overlook Mountain Lane

o College Drive at Pearl Island Drive

City of Henderson

Galleria Reclaimed Waterline Improvements Phase II, Galleria Drive: Boulder Highway to

Easter Lily Place

Basic Road: Pacific Avenue to Boulder Highway

City of Las Vegas

Sewer Rehabilitation Group M, Desert Inn Road: Hualapai Way to Crystal Water Way

Traffic Signal Improvements Program Fiscal Year 2019 in the following locations:

o Dorrell Lane at Hualapai Way

o Elkhorn Road at Fort Apache Road

o Farm Road at Hualapai Way

o Elkhorn Road at Hualapai Way

o Centennial Parkway at Hualapai Way

o Deer Springs Way at Fort Apache Road


Brooks Avenue: North 5th Street to Martin Luther King Boulevard

Commerce Street: Duchess Avenue to Cheyenne Avenue

Clark County

Arterial Reconstruction Program Fiscal Year 2019, Charleston Boulevard: Nellis Boulevard to

Whitewind Lane

Koval Lane, Sands Avenue to Tropicana Avenue Widening and Reconstruction

NDOT

I-15/CC-215 System-to-System Interchange

Southwest Gas Corporation

Gas Infrastructure Replacement (GIR) Vintage Steel Pipe (VSP) Craig Road West

Replacement Phase 2, Craig Road: Decatur Boulevard to North 5th Street

Motion:





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Vote/Summary:


Item:

8. DISCUSS THE FREQUENCY OF THE REGIONAL PROJECT COORDINATION

COMMITTEE MEETINGS AND DIRECT STAFF ACCORDINGLY (FOR POSSIBLE

ACTION)

Comments:


Nevada (RTC), recounted that agency personnel would continue to present this agenda item so the

Committee could consider a possible change in meeting frequency. He explained it may be more

productive to hold Regional Project Coordination Committee meetings on a quarterly basis in the near

future. He concluded his statement, relating that RTC staff recommended holding the item.

Motion:

Mr. Jacob Snow, Resort Corridor Mobility Association, made a motion to hold the item until the next

Regional Project Coordination Committee meeting.

Vote/Summary:

11 Ayes. 0 Nays. The motion carried.

Ayes: Chair Scott Jarvis, Vice-Chair Carlos Espinoza, Shawn Arnold, Sarge Benson, Lawrence

Garcia, Bill Harty, Tom Hayes, Mike Hudgeons, Tahmineh Pennington, Robert Thompson, and

Walt Vodrazka

Nays: None

Absent: Raquel Butler, Ortary Davila, Vern Lacro, Percy Lucban, and Abi Mayrena

Item:

9. RECEIVE A REPORT REGARDING THE CURRENT STATUS OF UNIFORM STANDARD

SPECIFICATIONS AND DRAWINGS

Comments:


Nevada (RTC), pointed out the item’s backup details the status of the revisions to the Uniform

Standard Drawings and Uniform Standard Specifications. He explained as follows: revision process

may start in the Operations Subcommittee, proposed modifications are submitted for industry review,

and then the draft changes are presented for review and approval by the Specifications Subcommittee,

the Executive Advisory Committee, and, ultimately, to the Regional Transportation Commission of

Southern Nevada Board of Commissioners. He informed meeting attendees they had multiple

opportunities to comment in the public meetings and/or during industry review.

Ms. Julia Uravich, RTC Senior Project Engineer, shared that she posted updates on proposed revisions

and approved revisions to the RTC website. Interested parties could review information on the

agency’s website.

Motion:


Vote/Summary:





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Item:

10. DISCUSS TOPICS OF INTEREST

Comments:


Motion:


Vote/Summary:


Item:


Comments:


Motion:


Vote/Summary:


ADJOURNMENT

The meeting adjourned at 9:37 a.m.


Tammy McMahan

Recording Secretary

Marek Biernacinski

Transcription Secretary


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Patrick Coyne, Senior Director of Convention Services

Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA)

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Destination Reinvestment & Reinvention

NHL Vegas Golden Knights 2017/2018 Season

USL Las Vegas Lights 2018 Season

WNBA Las Vegas Aces 2018 Season

2nd NASCAR Race Fall 2018

Las Vegas Ballpark (LV Aviators) 2019 Season

Vegas Rollers (World TeamTennis) 2019 Season

Raiders Stadium 2020 Season

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~10,000 new rooms by 2022Destination Reinvestment & Reinvention

Circa Resort & Casino 777 rooms Opening End of 2020

Resorts World Las Vegas 3,500 rooms Opening Summer 2021

The Drew 3,719 rooms Opening Fall 2022

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Destination Reinvestment & ReinventionNew meeting space (planned or in progress) 2.4Msf+

MGM Grand Conference Center expansion Feb 2019 250,000sf

Wynn Las Vegas 2020 430,000sf

LVCCD Phase 2 (600k exhibit sf, 150k mtg sf) 2020 750,000sf

Caesars FORUM 2020 550,000sf

Expo at World Market Center 2020 315,000sf

LVCCD Phase 3 2024 100,000sf

Does not include all current and upcoming projects

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Destination Reinvestment & Reinvention

AREA 15 2020

Underground People Mover –LVCC (The Boring Company) 2020

Neon Museum 2020

MSG Sphere (The Venetian) 2021

Does not include all current and upcoming projects

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Upcoming Events Feb 2020 – Mar 2021

Feb 2020

Start End Meeting Name Venues Attendees

2/23 2/23/20 Pennzoil 400 Las Vegas Motor Speedway 140,000

Mar


3/01 3/07/20 Mountain West Basketball Tournament Thomas and Mack 49,000

3/05 3/10/20 West Coast Conference Orleans Arena 35,675

3/10 3/14/20 CONEXPO – CON/AGG Las Vegas Convention Center 130,000

3/11 3/14/20 Pac-12 Men’s Basketball Tournament T-Mobile Arena 70,000

3/22 3/25/20 ASD Las Vegas Convention Center 46,000

3/29 3/31/20 Nightclub and Bar Convention Las Vegas Convention Center 39,000

Apr


4/18 4/22/20 National Association of Broadcasters Las Vegas Convention Center 103,000

4/23 4/25/20 NFL Draft Las Vegas Strip 600,000

4/25 4/25/20 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Finals Sam Boyd Stadium 37,000

May


5/05 5/07/20 National Hardware Show Las Vegas Convention Center 30,000

5/15 5/17/20 Electric Daisy Carnival EDC Las Vegas Motor Speedway 230,000

5/17 5/19/20 International Council of Shopping Centers Las Vegas Convention Center 37,000

5/22 5/25/20 Memorial Day Weekend 330,000

Jun


6/02 6/05/20 JCK Annual Trade Show 2020 Sands 39,000

Jul


7/03 7/05/20 Fourth of July Weekend 330,000

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9/04 9/07/20 Labor Day Weekend 325,000

9/11 9/12/20 Mr. Olympia Las Vegas Convention Center 45,000

9/18 9/20/20 Life is Beautiful Downtown LV 140,000

9/25 9/27/20 NASCAR Weekend Las Vegas Motor Speedway 114,000

Nov


11/03 11/06/20 SEMA Las Vegas Convention Center 160,000

11/15 11/15/20 Rock ‘N Roll Marathon Strip 66,500

Dec


12/03 12/12/20 NFR Thomas and Mack 175,000

12/03 12/12/20 NFR Cowboy Christmas Gift Show Las Vegas Convention Center 102,000

Las Vegas Bowl Allegiant Stadium 30,000

12/31/2020 New Year’s Eve Strip & Downtown 320,000

Jan 2021


1/06 1/09/21 Consumer Electronics Show Las Vegas Convention Center 180,000

1/19 1/22/21 Shot Show Sands Expo 61,000

1/19 1/22/21 World of Concrete Las Vegas Convention Center 60,000

Feb



Mar


3/01 3/07/20 Mountain West Basketball Tournament Thomas and Mack 169,500

3/16 3/17/21 Nightclub and Bar Convention Las Vegas Convention Center 39,000

*Raiders Football Games


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SOUTHERN NEVADA

AGENDA ITEM


SUBJECT: CONTACT LIST





REGIONAL PROJECT COORDINATION COMMITTEE RECEIVE AN UPDATED LIST OF

ENTITY AND UTILITY COMPANY CONTACT PERSONS AND DIRECT STAFF

ACCORDINGLY (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)



FISCAL IMPACT:

None

BACKGROUND:

Attached is the most recent list of contacts provided by the members of the Regional Project

Coordination Committee.


Entity and Utility Contact List

Bureau of Land Management www.blm.gov/nv/st/en/fo/lvfo.html

4701 N. Torrey Pines, Las Vegas, NV 89130

April Rabuck, Assistant Field Manager (702) 515-5088

Boris Poff, Assistant Field Manager (Acting) (702) 515-5000

Brad Gallimore, Realty Specialist (702) 515-5069

Catrina Williams, Red Rock/Sloan Canyon Field Manager (702) 515-5350

Deb McNeill, Pahrump Field Manager (702) 515-5000

Shonna Dooman, Las Vegas Field Manager (Acting) (702) 515-5000

Tim Smith, Southern Nevada District Manager (702) 515-5000

CenturyLink

6700 Via Austi Pkwy., Las Vegas, NV 89119

Gary Skinner, Senior Planning Engineer (702) 244-6759

Raquel Butler, Senior Manager, Local Network Implementation (702) 244-7302

City of Henderson www.cityofhenderson.com

240 Water St., Henderson, NV 89015

City Engineer

Tom Davy, City Engineer (702) 267-3062

Engineering and Development

Scott Jarvis, Project Engineer III (702) 267-3065

Matt Roybal, Project Engineer II (702) 267-3066

Public Works

Ed McGuire, Public Works Director (702) 267-3030

Lance Olson, Assistant Director of Public Works (702) 267-3063

Quality Control

Shane Dennett, Quality Control Manager

Survey/Right-of-Way

Michael Kidd, City Surveyor (702) 267-1307

Mary Baer, Real Property Agent (702) 267-1309

Traffic Engineering

Eric Hawkins, City Traffic Engineer (702) 267-3080

Irene Lam, Project Engineer II (702) 267-3083

Tom Bailey, Barricade Inspector (702) 267-3085

Mike Estrada, Barricade Inspector (702) 267-3092

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City of Las Vegas www.lasvegasnevada.gov

333 N. Rancho Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89106

Mike Janssen, Public Works Director (702) 229-4866

Steve Ford, City Engineer (702) 229-3244

Construction Management (CIP)

Cassandra Watson-Mihelcic, Project Manager (702) 229-1077

Tom Hayes, Construction Manager (702) 229-6735

Michael Ahlert, Construction Mgmt. Coordinator (702) 229-5379

Corey Schmidt, Project Manager (702) 229-6739

Rusty Coleman, Construction Mgmt. Coordinator (702) 229-5375

Jeff Galambas, Construction Mgmt. Coordinator (702) 229-2433

Chris Plutte, Project Manager (702) 229-6736

Engineering Design (CPM)

Jason Jackson, Senior Engineering Technician (702) 229-2190

Anita Marquez, Project Manager (702) 229-6264

Matt Klainer, Quality Assurance Administrator (702) 229-6193

Sherri McMahon, Environmental Officer (702) 229-2338

Alicia Auch, Project Manager (702) 229-5374

Lyle Wilcox, Project Manager (702) 229-6574

Mark Sorensen, Program Manager-Sanitation, Flood and Environment (702) 229-2203

Jeremy Leavitt, Program Manager (702) 229-6278

Mike Sturdivant, Project Manager (702) 229-6434

Randy McConnell, Project Manager (702) 229-2186

Gina Venglass, Project Manager (702) 229-6736

Lorraine Dunford, Project Manager (702) 229-6738

Dennis Moyer, Project Manager (702) 229-6018

Tim Parks, Engineering Project Manager - Sanitation (702) 229-2178

Oh-Sang Kwon, Project Manager-Flood Control (702) 229-1815

Inspection and Testing

Ralph Kouns, Construction Services/Inspection (702) 229-2266

Inspectors (702) 229-6337

Land Development

Mike Cunningham, Building and Safety Manager (702) 229-2002

Operation and Maintenance

Matthew Meyer, Streets and Sanitation Manager (702) 229-1688

Other

Chris Marinch, PW (Mapping/GIS) (702) 229-4874

Anthony Willis, IT (Mapping/GIS) (702) 229-2075

Roadway Matters

Rosa Cortez, Assistant City Engineer (702) 229-2194




2250 North Las Vegas Blvd., North Las Vegas, NV 89030

Dale Daffern, Public Works Director (702) 633-1919

Development and Flood Control

Robert McLaughlin, Manager (702) 633-1252

Engineering and Construction Services

Mike Hudgeons, Manager (702) 633-1206

Engineering and Construction Services (CIP)

Dave Tanner, Construction Manager (702) 633-2673

John Fitch, Construction Manager (702) 633-2043

Cliff Moss, Project Manager (702) 633-1904

Robert Huggins, Project Manager (702) 633-2003

Clint Fujii, Construction Manager (702) 633-2679

Allan Fajardo, Project Manager (702) 633-2044

Inspection and Testing

Shannon Sowers, Construction Inspection Supervisor (702) 633-2757

Inspection Scheduling (702) 390-4407

Real Property Services

Lorena Candelario, Manager (702) 633-1232

Roadway Operations

John Runiks, Infrastructure Maintenance Manager (702) 633-1267

Survey and GIS

Gary Hancock, City Surveyor (702) 633-1309

Traffic Engineering

Jeff Freels, Traffic Operations Supervisor (702) 239-2123

Utilities

Tom Brady, Director (702) 633-1903

Joemel Llamado, Deputy Directior (702) 633-1230

Scott Durbin, Field Service Supervisor (702) 633-1285



Clark County www.co.clark.nv.us

500 S. Grand Central Pkwy., Las Vegas, NV 89106

Construction Management Division

Jimmy Floyd, Manager (702) 455-6030

Jonathan Coon, Assistant Manager (Offsite) (702) 455-6081

Niccole Solano, Sr. Construction Management Inspector (Permits) (702) 455-6119

Paul Simpson, Sr. Civil Engineer (Material Lab) (702) 455-6065

Terry Johnson, Assistant Manager (Maintenance Contracts) (702) 455-7554

Department of Public Works

Denis Cederburg, Public Works Director (702) 455-6020

Robert Thompson, Deputy Director (702) 455-4633

Bob Leuck, Deputy Director (702) 455-6015

Design Engineering Division

Mona Stammetti, Principal Civil Engineer (702) 455-6077

Spring Dineen, Principal Civil Engineer (702) 455-6074

Louise Steeps, Principal Civil Engineer (702) 455-6216

Ryan Belsick, Principal Civil Engineer (702) 455-6140

Bryan Osborne, Principal Civil Engineer (702) 455-6127

Jinxin Xie, Sr. Civil Engineer (702) 455-6926

Kathleen Kingston, Principal Civil Engineer (702) 455-6043

Richard Robinson, Sr. Civil Engineer (702) 455-6921

Timothy Piparo, Sr. Civil Engineer (702) 455-6339

Weijan "Ken" Zhang, Sr. Civil Engineer (702) 455-6068

Development Review Division

Erik Denman, Manager (702) 455-2103

Antonio Papazian, Assistant Manager (702) 455-4898

Director's Office

Sarah James-Felton, Right-of-Way Administrator (702) 455-6310

Tammy Tiger, Departmental Admin Services Administrator (702) 455-2762

Calos Moreno, Departmental Systems Administrator (GIS) (702) 455-6009

Patsy Schrader, Sr. Management Analyst (CIP) (702) 455-6022

Public Communications

Erik Pappa, Director (702) 455-3548

Dan Kulin, Public Information Administrator (Public Works PIO) (702) 455-5534

Chris Erickson, Public Information Specialist (Social Media) (702) 455-4722

Road Division

Dwayne Ako, Manager (702) 249-2693

Dean Mosher, Assistant Manager (702) 375-4239

Clint Spencer, Assistant Manager (702) 379-4263

Survey Division

Dustin Crowther, County Surveyor (702) 455-0653

Gene Sawyer, Deputy County Surveyor (702) 455-7004

Travis Houston, Deputy County Surveyor (702) 455-0652

Paul Urbano, Deputy County Surveyor (702) 455-0640

Traffic Management Division

Brian Troxel, Traffic Systems Technician Supervisor (702) 376-9266

Massoud Javid, Principal Civil Engineer (702) 455-6057

Tyrone Doram, Assistant Manager (702) 455-6035

Jon Ashton, Assistant Manager (Operations) (702) 455-7586

Kaizad Yazdani, Manager of Traffic Management (702) 455-2992



Clark County Regional Flood Control District www.ccrfcd.org

600 S. Grand Central Pkwy., 3rd Floor, Las Vegas, NV 89106

Andrew Trelease, Assistant General Manager (702) 685-0000

Abi Mayrena, Principal Civil Engineer (702) 685-0000

Clark County School District www.ccsd.net

5100 W. Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89146

Facilities Division

Chris Dingell, Coordinator IV ext 5417 (702) 799-5214

Clark County Water Reclamation District www.cleanwaterteam.com

5857 E. Flamingo Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89122

Main Number (702) 668-8888

Information Line (702) 668-8668

Construction Manager

Heidi Martell, Manager of Construction Management (702) 668-8186

Design Engineering

Johnny Alhwayek, Principal Civil Engineer (702) 668-8165

Carlos Espinoza, Principal Civil Engineer (702) 668-8232

Scott Hansen, Manager of Design & Construction (702) 688-8143

Development Service Group

Leslie Long, Manager of Design and Construction (702) 668-8161

Developer Inspections (702) 668-8205

GIS & Survey

Jason Hall, Senior GIS Analyst (702) 668-8022

Paul LeBaron, Principal Survey Technician (702) 668-8234

Operations & Maintenance

Rick Donahue, Assistant General Manager Collections System (702) 668-8351

Odors and Stoppages Hotline (702) 668-8354

Cox Communications www.cox.com

1700 Vegas Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89106

Tracy Prince, Right-of-Way Supervisor (702) 545-1498

Gene Siegel, Right-of-Way Planner III (702) 545-1677

Carlos Rodriguez, Right-of-Way Agent II (702) 545-1683

Kern River Transmission Co. www.kernrivergas.com

2800 E. Lone Mountain Rd., North Las Vegas, NV 89081

Ortary Davila, Assistant District Manager (702) 639-3604 (702) 528-2128

Brad Poulson, District Manager (702) 639-3601

Maintenance Contact

Ortary Davila, Assistant District Manager (702) 639-3604

Kinder Morgan (CalNev, LLC) www.kindermorgan.com

5049 N. Sloan Ln., Las Vegas, NV 89115

Rommel Rogriguez, Right-of-Way Specialist (909) 873-5168

Vern Lacro, Area Manager (702) 643-9130



Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority www.lvcva.com

3150 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Patrick Coyne, Sr. Director of Convention Services (702) 892-2904

Communications

Maria Phelan, Communications Manager (702) 892-7644

Las Vegas Valley Water District www.lvvwd.com

1001 S. Valley View Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89153

Main Number (702) 870-2011

Engineering

Peter Jauch, Director, P.E. (702) 862-3401

Ryan Pearson, Engineering Design Manager (702) 875-7064

Adriana Ventimiglia, Civil Engineer, P.E. (702) 822-3301

PENDING (702) 822-3383

John Lyons, Development Inspection Supervisor (702) 822-8628

Robert Mayers, Development Inspection Supervisor (702) 822-8626

GIS

Jason Schwartz, Scientific Systems Manager (702) 567-2362

Infrastructure Management

Doa Meade, Director (702) 258-3178

Sargent Benson, Electrical Engineer, P.E. (702) 822-8509

Chris Helda, Mechanical Engineer, P.E. (702) 259-8228

Mike Dishari, Planning/Engineering Service Manager (702) 258-3186

Maintenance

LVVWD Dispatch (702) 258-3192

Nevada Department of Transportation

123 E. Washington Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89101

Kristina Swallow, Director (775) 888-7440

Tony Illia, Public Information Officer (702) 385-6509

Encroachment Permits

Charles Molisee, Permit Supervisor (702) 385-6509

Engineering, Maintenance, Construction

Mario Gomez, District 1 Engineer (702) 385-6500

Location Division

Eric Warmath, GIS (775) 888-7265

Right-of-Way, Utilities Division District 1

Sonja Long, Supervisory Right-of-Way Agent (702) 385-6523

Doug Johnson, Right-of-Way Agent (702) 385-6550

William "Bill" Harty, Right-of-Way Agent (702) 385-6529

Ashley Wilcock, Right-of-Way Agent (702) 385-6546

Amy Rodrigues, Right-of-Way Agent (702) 385-6551

Traffic Control

Michelle Castro, District 1 Traffic Engineer (702) 385-6507



NV Energy www.nvenergy.com

6226 W. Sahara Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89146

Pat Brown, Sr. Project Coordinator/ Government Liaison (702) 402-6812

Shawn Arnold, Government Projects Administrator & Project Manager (702) 402-2317 (702) 218-3444

Maintenance Contact,

Ismael Sanchez, [email protected] (702) 334-5883

Public Utilities Commission of Nevada

1150 East William St., Carson City, NV 89701

Kirby Lampley, Regulatory Operations Director (775) 684-6137

9075 West Diablo Dr., Ste 250, Las Vegas, NV 89148

Adam Danise, Electrical Engineer (702) 486-7299

Percy Lucban, Electrical Engineer (702) 486-7094

Regional Transportation Commission www.rtcsnv.com

600 S. Grand Central Pkwy., Las Vegas, NV 89106

Government Affairs

Marin Dubois, Management Analyst, Agenda Coordinator (702) 676-1836

David Gloria, Management Analyst, Agenda Coordinator (702) 676-1538

Information Technology

Todd Gurnee, GIS Analyst (702) 676-1719

Jeff Truby, GIS Manager (702) 676-1586

Streets and Highways

John Penuelas, Senior Director of Engineering (702) 676-1611

Joe Damiani, Manager of Engineering Services (702) 676-1612

Gena Kendall, Principal Project Engineer

Julia Uravich, Senior Project Engineer (702) 676-1958

Chris Schwarz, Project Engineer (702) 676-1744

Tamika Davis-Edwards, Administrative Specialist (702) 676-1618

Salma Flores, Office Specialist, RPCC Contact (702) 676-1892

Resort Corridor Mobility Association

3271 South Highland Drive, Suite 702, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Jacob Snow, Executive Director (702) 400-9859

Richard Delgado, Senior Analyst (702) 328-6549

RTC/Freeway and Arterial System of Transportation www.rtcsnv.com

4615 W. Sunset Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89118

FAST

Jesus Marmolejo, Traffic Systems Maintenance Manager (702) 432-5309



Southern Nevada Water Authority www.snwa.com

1001 S. Valley View Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89153

Engineering

Peter Jauch, Director, P.E. (702) 862-3401

Ryan Pearson, Engineering Division Manager, P.E. (702) 875-7064

Adriana Ventimiglia, Senior Civil Engineer, P.E. (702) 822-3301

Tahmineh Pennington, Civil Engineer P.E. (702) 862-3733

Jason Schwartz, Senior GIS Developer (702) 691-5395

Ross Maxwell, Civil Engineer P.E. (702) 875-7062

Donald Bittle, Construction Division Manager (702) 822-3383

John Lyons, Development Inspection Supervisor (702) 822-8628

Robert Mayers, Development Inspection Supervisor (702) 822-8626

Infrastructure Management

Doa Meade, Director (702) 258-3976

Jason Ghadery, Senior Civil Engineer P.E. (702) 258-3171

Mike Dishari, Planning/Engineering Service Manager (702) 258-3186

Maintenance

SCADA Desk (702) 567-2056

Mark Walters, Maintenance Division Manager (702) 567-2026

Southwest Gas Corporation www.swgas.com

P.O. Box 98512, Las Vegas, NV 89193

Wendy Thompson, Construction Analyst (702) 371-1102

Shane Thacker, Construction Manager (702) 365-2175

Brandon Jones, Engineering Manager (702) 365-2183

Rudy Ricardo, Construction Superintendent (702) 365-2043

Donnie Foster, Construction Superintendent (702) 668-6100

Lawrence Garcia, Engineering Supervisor (702) 365-2242

Engineering

Russell Fitzpatrick, Engineering Supervisor (702) 365-2197

Vegas Chamber vegaschamber.com

575 Symphony Park Avenue, Suite 100, Las Vegas, NV 89106

Government Affairs

Paul Moradkhan, Vice President of Government Affairs (702) 586-3816

Carlos Fernandez, Policy Analyst (702) 586-3812



Emergency Contacts

Contact

Nevada Regional Common Ground Alliance (NRCGA)

Phone Number #1 Phone Number #2 Notes

Amerigas (Pahrump) (888) 808-0936 (775) 764-1257

AT&T Distribution (800) 332-1321 Press 8 after hours

Century Link (702) 244-4213

City of Boulder (702) 293-9266 After Hours: (702) 293-9224

City of Henderson (702) 267-5900 After Hours: (702) 267-4913

City of Las Vegas Public Works (702) 229-0291 CLV Fire Dispatch

City of North Las Vegas (702) 376-5077 (702) 376-2873

Clark County Public Works (702) 455-7521 After Hours: 311

Clark County Water Reclamation District

(702) 668-8354

Cox Communications (702) 545-1640 After Hours: (623) 322-7278

Holly Energy Partners/UNEV Pipeline

(877) 748-4464

Kern River Gas Transmission Company

(800) 272-4817

Kinder Morgan (714) 560-4411 Liquid Product ER

Las Vegas Valley Water District (702) 258-3150 (702) 258-8110

NDOT (702) 667-4501

NV Energy (702) 402-2900

Southern Nevada Water Authority

(702) 567-2056

Southwest Gas Corporation (877) 860-6020

Verizon Business LD/Local Transport: (800) 624-9675

Tampa OCC: (877) 628-6672 Use Code LVCall for VSB & XOLVCall for XO Issues




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AGENDA ITEM


SUBJECT: PROJECT AND COORDINATION NEEDS





REGIONAL PROJECT COORDINATION COMMITTEE RECEIVE INFORMATION

REGARDING APPROVED PLANNED PROJECTS FROM MEMBER ENTITIES AND UTILITY

COMPANIES (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)



FISCAL IMPACT:

None

BACKGROUND:

This standing item affords the Regional Project Coordination Committee (Committee) member

organizations the opportunity to inform the Committee and the public about projects that have been

approved and are planned to be delivered within three years.



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AGENDA ITEM







REGIONAL PROJECT COORDINATION COMMITTEE DISCUSS PROJECTS THAT ARE

STARTING THE ENGINEERING DESIGN PHASE OF PROJECT DELIVERY (FOR POSSIBLE

ACTION)



FISCAL IMPACT:

None

BACKGROUND:


organizations the opportunity to inform the Committee and the public of projects that are starting the

engineering design phase of project delivery.



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AGENDA ITEM







REGIONAL PROJECT COORDINATION COMMITTEE DISCUSS PROJECTS THAT WILL

SOON BE STARTING THE CONSTRUCTION PHASE OF PROJECT DELIVERY (FOR

POSSIBLE ACTION)



FISCAL IMPACT:

None

BACKGROUND:


organizations the opportunity to inform the Committee and the public of projects that will soon be under

construction.



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SOUTHERN NEVADA

AGENDA ITEM


SUBJECT: MEETING FREQUENCY





REGIONAL PROJECT COORDINATION COMMITTEE DISCUSS THE FREQUENCY OF THE

REGIONAL PROJECT COORDINATION COMMITTEE MEETINGS AND DIRECT STAFF

ACCORDINGLY (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)



FISCAL IMPACT:

Not determined

BACKGROUND:

The Regional Project Coordination Committee currently meets on the third Wednesday of every month.

Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada staff recommends changing the meeting

frequency to a quarterly basis beginning June 2020.



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SOUTHERN NEVADA

AGENDA ITEM


SUBJECT: STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS AND DRAWINGS





REGIONAL PROJECT COORDINATION COMMITTEE RECEIVE A REPORT REGARDING

THE CURRENT STATUS OF REVISIONS TO THE UNIFORM STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS

AND DRAWINGS



FISCAL IMPACT:

None

BACKGROUND:

This item concerns the status of proposed revisions to the Uniform Standard Specifications and

Drawings. The attached tracking spreadsheet provides the status of the proposed revisions as they are

addressed by the Operations Subcommittee, Specifications Subcommittee, Executive Advisory

Committee, and Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada Board of Commissioners.


Uniform Standard Drawings

Drawing

No.Sheet Name

Associated

SpecificationOPS Sent to IR SPEC Sent to IR* EAC RTC

244.9.S1 Bicycle Lane Delineation, Legend and Signage 7/21/20

249 Standard Street Name Sign Post Installation 631 7/21/20

249.1 Sign Installation Detail 631 7/21/20

255.2Typical Transition Section From Shared Use Path Along

Roadway to Sidewalk628, 633 7/21/20

724 Type "I" Foundation 501, 623 7/21/20

725 Type "J" & "K" Foundations 501, 623 7/21/20

745 30 ft. Pole w/School Flashing Sign 7/21/20

763 S1ITS Communication Conduit and Pull Box Detail (For

Existing Curb & Gutter)7/21/20

763 S2ITS Communication Conduit and Pull Box Detail (For

Existing Curb & Gutter)7/21/20

764ITS Communication Conduit and Pull Box Detail

Installed Under Sidewalk7/21/20

805 S1Pedestrian Push Button Post for Special Sign (8 ft.-

6inches high)7/21/20

805 S2Pedestrian Push Button Post for 2 1/2 Inches Posttop

Mounting7/21/20

885 S1Pole Location & Signal Mounting at Intersection (Two

Pole) Curbside Sidewalk7/21/20

885 S2Pole Location & Signal Mounting at Intersection (Single

Pole) Curbside Sidewalk7/21/20

886 S1Pole Location & Signal Mounting at Intersection (Two

Pole) Offset Sidewalk7/21/20

886 S2Pole Location & Signal Mounting at Intersection (Single

Pole) Offset Sidewalk7/21/20

887Pole Location and Signals Mounting on Right Turn

Island7/21/20

888.1 Future Pole Location Case II 7/21/20

888.S1 Future Pole Location Case I 7/21/20

Drawings Pending Ops

Ops Drawings in IR

Drawings Pending Spec

Spec Drawings in IR

1


Uniform Standard Drawings

222 Residential Driveway Geometrics 1/21/20 2/4/20 3/11/20 - 4/30/20 5/21/20

222.1 1 Commercial and Multi-family Driveway Geometrics 1/21/20 2/4/20 3/11/20 - 4/30/20 5/21/20

222.1 2 Commercial and Multi-family Security Gate Geometrics 1/21/20 2/4/20 3/11/20 - 4/30/20 5/21/20

223 Residential Driveway 302, 501, 502, 707 1/21/20 2/4/20 3/11/20 - 4/30/20 5/21/20

223.S1 Residential Driveway 302, 501, 502, 707 1/21/20 2/4/20 3/11/20 - 4/30/20 5/21/20

223.1 Residential Driveway without Adjacent Sidewalk 302, 501, 502, 707 1/21/20 2/4/20 3/11/20 - 4/30/20 5/21/20

224 Commercial and Industrial Driveway (Option A)302, 501, 502, 505,

7071/21/20 2/4/20 3/11/20 - 4/30/20 5/21/20

225Commercial and Industrial Driveway (Option B) or

Private Street Access1/21/20 2/4/20 3/11/20 - 4/30/20 5/21/20

226.S1 Commercial and Industrial Driveway (Option C)302, 501, 502, 505,

7071/21/20 2/4/20 3/11/20 - 4/30/20 5/21/20

226.S2 Light Duty Commercian Driveway302, 501, 502, 505,

707, TT-S-00153A 1/21/20 2/4/20 3/11/20 - 4/30/20 5/21/20

226.S3 Heavy Duty Commercial Driveway302, 501, 502, 505,

707, TT-S-00153A 1/21/20 2/4/20 3/11/20 - 4/30/20 5/21/20

227.S1 Depressed Alley Driveway 1/21/20 2/4/20 3/11/20 - 4/30/20 5/21/20

Drawings Pending EAC

Drawings Pending RTC Board

2


Uniform Standard Specifications

Spec No. Name OPS Sent to IR SPEC Sent to IR* EAC RTC

401 Plantmix Bituminous Pavements - General - - 1/8/20 1/30/20 4/30/20 5/21/20

404 Hot Plant Mix Recycled Bituminous Pavement - - 1/8/20 1/30/20 4/30/20 5/21/20

702 Concrete Curing Materials and Admixtures - 1/8/20 1/30/20 4/30/20 5/21/20

703 Bituminous Materials - - 1/8/20 1/30/20 4/30/20 5/21/20

Spec Specifications in IR

Specifications Pending EAC

Specifications at RTC Board

Specifications Pending Ops

Ops Specficiations in IR

Specifications Pending Spec

3



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AGENDA ITEM


SUBJECT: TOPICS OF INTEREST





REGIONAL PROJECT COORDINATION COMMITTEE DISCUSS TOPICS OF INTEREST



FISCAL IMPACT:

Not determined

BACKGROUND:

The Regional Project Coordination Committee members can share information about activities,

meetings, news, and other topics of interest in an informal manner.

While no action may be taken on the subjects discussed, this item provides an opportunity for the

exchange of information and may serve as the forum to recommend future Regional Project

Coordination Committee agenda items.



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SOUTHERN NEVADA

AGENDA ITEM


SUBJECT: FINAL CITIZENS PARTICIPATION





REGIONAL PROJECT COORDINATION COMMITTEE CONDUCT A COMMENT PERIOD

FOR CITIZENS PARTICIPATION



FISCAL IMPACT:

None

BACKGROUND:

In accordance with State of Nevada Open Meeting Law, the Regional Transportation Commission of

Southern Nevada Regional Project Coordination Committee (Committee) shall invite interested persons

to make comments. For the initial Citizens Participation, the public should address items on the current

agenda. For the final Citizens Participation, interested persons may make comments on matters within

the Committee’s jurisdiction, but not necessarily on the current agenda.

No action can be taken on any matter discussed under this item, although the Committee can direct that

it be placed on a future agenda.


Documents

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