Committees

INFO: * To provide the City of Reno with expertise and counsel from the building industry on the policies and management of the enterprise fund.
* To provide communication between the City of Reno Development Services Department and local building industry.

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MANDATES: Seven (7) members nominated by the Reno community building industry, representing a cross-section of the industry including residential, commercial, and industrial. To provide advice and counsel to the City Council on the policies and management of the Building Enterprise Fund. The Committee may also make recommendations to the City Council regarding Community Development Department services, including service levels, fees, the annual budget, capital expenditures and staffing needs as such recommendations relate to the Building Enterprise Fund. At the request of City Council, the Committee may provide comments to the City Council regarding Community Development Department activities.
MEETINGS: Meets quarterly

MANDATES: NRS 268.005 to 268.0195 and many other chapters. The Reno City Council is made up of seven people elected to make policy decisions for Reno City government. The City Council sets priorities, approves the budget, and addresses issues facing our community.
MEETINGS: Generally held the 2nd & 4th Wednesday each month. Regular City Council meetings take place in the City Council Chamber at City Hall, 1 East First Street, and begin at 10 a.m.

INFO: The Charter Committee was established to review the Reno City Charter in its entirety to identify any changes that would provide for a more modern, effective and efficient City government.

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MANDATES: Part 1 Article 1 Sec. 1.140 - 1.160. The Committee consists of members appointed by each Council Member and the Mayor, as well as members appointed by the Legislative delegation representing the residents of the City of Reno. The application process applies ONLY to appointments made by each Council Member and the Mayor. Members appointed by Council Members and the Mayor will serve during the term of the person by whom he or she is appointed. To be eligible to serve as a member of the Charter Committee, a person must be a registered voter in the City of Reno and must reside in the City of Reno during his or her term of office.
MEETINGS: Meet at least once every 2 years before the beginning of each regular session of the Legislature and when requested by the City Council or the Chair of the Charter Committee;