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The 2023 Post Legislation Session review is here.   Jon Leleu Attorney/Lobbyist Argentum Partners jleleu@argentumnv.com Kerrie Kramer Lobbyist Argentum Partners kerrie@argentumnv.com

Together again Gee, it’s good to be together again I just can’t imagine that you’ve ever been gone It’s not starting over, it’s just going on Together again Now we’re here and there’s no need remembering when ‘Cause no feeling feels like that feeling Together again – The Muppets Endearing, isn’t it?  Indeed, driving through […]

“Blow, blow, thou winter wind Thou art not so unkind, As man’s ingratitude.” – William Shakespeare Storms pounding the pacific northwest.  Accumulation measured in feet.  “Atmospheric River” is again part of daily conversation.  Odd year.  Jon’s grumpy(ier).  Kerrie’s resolution to clean up her language died 2 weeks ago. It must be time for another Legislative […]

Dear Principal Members and President Circle Sponsors, This email is a follow up to the Government Affairs Alerts sent in December and January regarding the proposed Evaporative Cooling Systems ban. As you may be aware, on December 8, 2021, Clark County proposed a ban on all evaporative cooling systems. On December 20, 2021, the Southern […]

Please be advised that Clark County Building Department has recently discovered an error in how some fence permit fees were being calculated.  Fees were being calculated on a lower project valuation number; resulting in a lower permit fee being charged. Effective January 3, 2022, this calculation error has been corrected.  As a result, please be […]

Happy Holidays! 2021 brought tremendous yuletide cheer, not only was there an infrastructure week, but multiple infrastructure bills.  And, may our hearts be still, one of them actually passed! The following bifurcation from the controversial “Build Back Better Act,” the hard infrastructure bill was signed on November 15, and is 2,700 pages in length.  Generally, the bill appropriates […]

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