As elsewhere stated, staff and past IVGID Boards have told us what the RFF/BFF allegedly pay for. Here we share how they’re able to levy and collect them against local parcels. As the reader will see, it’s a three (3) … Continue reading →
Because staff and past/current Boards have wanted/want our moneys so they can continue to intentionally spend beyond their means, and they’re committed/have been committed to a “means justify(ing) ends” philosophy, is it any surprise we’ve been told that based upon … Continue reading →
Given we’ve shared that a general improvement district’s (“GID’s”) Board of Trustees’ (“Board’s”) power to “fix, and from time to time increase or decrease…rates, tolls or charges” flows from NRS 318.197(1), and this NRS fails to expressly “includ(e)…charges for” defensible … Continue reading →
Given we’ve shared that a general improvement district’s (“GID’s”) Board of Trustees’ (“Board’s”) power to “fix, and from time to time increase or decrease…rates, tolls or charges” flows from NRS 318.197(1), and this NRS fails to expressly include “franchise fees,” … Continue reading →
Such as its Recreation (“RFF”) and Beach (“BFF”) Facility Fees, solid waste disposal franchise fees, and defensible space fees. Meaning that if you’re a local parcel owner, you have no choice when it comes to payment! Consider Policy No. 16.1.1.1.0 … Continue reading →
Again, it depends upon what type of fee we’re talking about. However for starters, NRS 318.197(4): NRS 318.197(4) expressly instructs that “the Board may provide for the collection of (those rates, tolls and) charges” provided for in NRS 318.197(1). NRS … Continue reading →
As stated elsewhere, since 1991 and as part of the budget process, each year the District contributed $200,000 towards misnomered defensible space (it should accurately be labeled “fuels management”). “The previously approved funding for this agreement (wa)s set at $200,000. … Continue reading →
The problem with the fees IVGID adopts and assesses is not so much their label, but rather, how they are assessed and collected. As stated elsewhere, the District’s Board regularly elects to have its RFF/BFF automatically collected against all non-exempt … Continue reading →
Most people, even law makers, have no real idea what GIDs really are. Sure. They know they’re some form of local government. And specifically, some type of “political subdivision” recognized by the Legislature in 1959. And yes, they may even … Continue reading →