As we near the end of summer in an off-legislative year, legislative activity actually kicks up several gears. Legislators and legislative committees that meet during the interim are busy vetting ideas to submit as bill draft requests (BDRs) to be introduced once the 2017 session begins.
There are many complicated and confusing measures and laws in our local district and before I joined the NAIOP Government Affairs Committee the Business License Tax; the Commerce Tax; the Industrial Infrastructure Fund were only fillers within taglines sprinkled throughout the local business press. In my mind, these were verbose laws voted on by Carson […]
https://naiopnv.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/2025-NAIOP-SNV-Transparent-Header-Logo-and-Badge.png00https://naiopnv.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/2025-NAIOP-SNV-Transparent-Header-Logo-and-Badge.png2016-08-17 14:35:502016-10-28 09:13:49The Benefits of Joining NAIOP Government Affairs Committee
NAIOP has implemented monthly meetings with Clark County Public Works to review ways to improve the review process for our membership. Many of our members have expressed concerns with the timeframes and the overall process impacting their projects and NAIOP Government Affairs took action.
https://naiopnv.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/2025-NAIOP-SNV-Transparent-Header-Logo-and-Badge.png00https://naiopnv.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/2025-NAIOP-SNV-Transparent-Header-Logo-and-Badge.png2016-08-17 14:33:422016-08-30 13:26:00NAIOP Government Affairs Working For You
May 2016 – NAIOP Southern Nevada, the commercial real estate development association, announced the results of a study that illustrates the impact of land constraints on economic development in Southern Nevada. The study, undertaken by Alan Schlottmann of the Theodore Roosevelt Institute, shows that under the restraints imposed by the Bureau of Land Management’s recent […]
Post Primary Government Affair Report June 17, 2016 You read the polls and predictions, watched all the TV ads, researched the candidates on your ballot and you voted on or before June 14. You did vote, right? Who is in and who is out is now old news. But what does it mean […]
The Primary is June 14! The June 14 Primary election is rapidly approaching and I am on pins and needles! There are some key races that will be decided on that date. I anticipate seeing at least a couple of sitting legislators being defeated, and for some, it will be because of their vote […]
Government Affairs Report – August, 2016
As we near the end of summer in an off-legislative year, legislative activity actually kicks up several gears. Legislators and legislative committees that meet during the interim are busy vetting ideas to submit as bill draft requests (BDRs) to be introduced once the 2017 session begins.
The Benefits of Joining NAIOP Government Affairs Committee
There are many complicated and confusing measures and laws in our local district and before I joined the NAIOP Government Affairs Committee the Business License Tax; the Commerce Tax; the Industrial Infrastructure Fund were only fillers within taglines sprinkled throughout the local business press. In my mind, these were verbose laws voted on by Carson […]
NAIOP Government Affairs Working For You
NAIOP has implemented monthly meetings with Clark County Public Works to review ways to improve the review process for our membership. Many of our members have expressed concerns with the timeframes and the overall process impacting their projects and NAIOP Government Affairs took action.
NAIOP Commissioned Study on BLM RMP – NAIOP Study Release
May 2016 – NAIOP Southern Nevada, the commercial real estate development association, announced the results of a study that illustrates the impact of land constraints on economic development in Southern Nevada. The study, undertaken by Alan Schlottmann of the Theodore Roosevelt Institute, shows that under the restraints imposed by the Bureau of Land Management’s recent […]
Post Primary Government Affairs Report – June, 2016
Post Primary Government Affair Report June 17, 2016 You read the polls and predictions, watched all the TV ads, researched the candidates on your ballot and you voted on or before June 14. You did vote, right? Who is in and who is out is now old news. But what does it mean […]
Legislative Update – June 2016
The Primary is June 14! The June 14 Primary election is rapidly approaching and I am on pins and needles! There are some key races that will be decided on that date. I anticipate seeing at least a couple of sitting legislators being defeated, and for some, it will be because of their vote […]
The Latest on Nevada Tax Proposal & Structure 2015
AB464_R1 Latest Tax PlanAB 464 Amendment Summary v.2 NPRI FreedomBudget Proposal – 2016-2017 AB452 Complete BillGovernor’s Press Release SB252 Senate Passage