Boulder City

Utility Advisory Committee Meeting

The Utility Advisory Committee will vote on a recommendation to City Council for FY27-29 utility revenue requirements, choosing between two rate adjustment options. One option is the FCS-recommended rates (Electric 5%, Water 3.5%, Wastewater 5%, Landfill 3.5%) and the other is a uniform 5% annual increase for all four utilities. They will also discuss the cost of service analysis and future agenda items.

• Vote on recommending rate adjustments: Option 1 (Electric 5%, Water 3.5%, Wastewater 5%, Landfill 3.5%) or Option 2 (uniform 5% for all)
• Discussion of cost of service analysis for ongoing utility rate study
• Approval of May 6, 2026 meeting minutes
• Discussion of potential future agenda items on revenue requirements

Historic Preservation Commission Regular Meeting

The Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing and consider recommending a local motel historic district designation for eight surveyed motel properties on Nevada Way to the City Council. The commission will also continue discussing a quarterly magazine on historic preservation and receive updates on goals and property status.

• Public hearing on historic district designation for 708, 725, 800, 804-805, 809, 921, and 1009 Nevada Way
• Possible recommendation to City Council for motel historic district listing on Boulder City Historic Property Register
• Continued discussion on a quarterly publication focused on historic preservation
• Update on implementation of Commission's goals and priorities
• Discussion/update on status of properties in Historic District or other eligible properties

City Council meeting

The City Council will consider transferring $400,000 to the Police Department, $500,000 to the Fire Department, and $50,000 for court appointed attorney fees from the General Fund contingency. They will also vote on adding four large parcels of land for outdoor recreation, a dog park lease at Veterans Park, a historic designation for the WWII/Korean monument, and a collective bargaining agreement with Teamsters Local 14.

• Transfer $400,000 to Police and $500,000 to Fire for salaries and overtime, plus $50,000 for court attorney fees
• Add four land parcels (~628 total acres) near I-11, US-95, and US-93 for outdoor recreation and adventure uses
• Lease land at Veterans Park (1811 Commons Way) to See Spot Run, Inc. for a dog park
• Public hearing and resolution to designate WWII/Korean Conflict Monument flagpole on the Historic Property Register
• Approve collective bargaining agreement with Teamsters Local 14 Blue Collar unit (July 2025–June 2028)

Planning Commission Regular Meeting

The Boulder City Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two variance applications: one at 1002 Providence Lane to reduce the required combined side yard setback from 20 to 15 feet for a home addition, and another at 701 Avenue I to allow a 6-foot front fence instead of the 4-foot maximum. The commission will also receive a monthly progress report on development allotments and consider approval of May 20, 2026 meeting minutes.

• Public hearing on variance V-26-692 for 0.63 acres at 1002 Providence Lane to permit 15-foot combined side yard setback (code requires 20 feet)
• Public hearing on variance V-25-691 for 0.14 acres at 701 Avenue I to allow a 6-foot front fence (code limits height to 4 feet)
• Approval of minutes from May 20, 2026 regular meeting
• Monthly progress report on development allotments

City Council Meeting

The council will consider several items including a new police collective bargaining agreement and numerous aviation hangar lease agreements. They are also discussing land reappraisals for solar and battery energy storage developments.

• Police Collective Bargaining Agreement (2025-2027)
• Land appraisal for 1,275 acres at Dutchman Pass for solar/battery development
• Land appraisal for 141 acres on Droneport Avenue for battery storage
• Purchase of Vehicle IoT Gateway Telematic devices up to $186,207.12
• City insurance premiums totaling $930,268.52

The City Council unanimously approved two reappraisals of city-owned land to determine lease values for solar and battery energy development. They also approved the consent agenda, including a contract for vehicle IoT devices and two special event grants. The council approved the FY2027 insurance premiums of $930,268.52. A dog park lease ordinance was introduced for a future vote.

• Approved consent agenda (prior minutes, Carahsoft IoT $186k, Art in the Park grant $5k, Christmas Market grant $3,138) (4-0)
• Approved reappraisal of 1,275 acres at Dutchman Pass for solar/battery energy (4-0)
• Approved reappraisal of 141 acres on Droneport Ave for battery storage (4-0)
• Approved FY2027 insurance premiums of $930,268.52 (4-0)