Scott Keller
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- 4
- Total speaking time
- 18:07
- Avg per meeting
- 4:32
- Segments
- 288
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Top issues during term (19)(Environment)
2027-2028 falconry and reptile collection regulations
Mason geothermal exploration project
Potentially about $500,000 per year in new county tax revenue if a plant is built, plus royalties.
Mining dewatering and groundwater risk
Penalties for destruction of property during wildlife activity
Mosquito control at Mountain View Park pond
$65,685 approved for the rest of 2026.
Hudbay mine project and Aug 18 open house
Free Carson River Mercury Site yard sampling and cleanup
Free to homeowners — EPA covers testing and any cleanup.
Proposed ordinances: EIS requirements and NDA ban
Temporary water transfer to Mineral County solar project
Dayton Valley Water Conservation Plan update
None identified.
Public lands issues before the 2027 Legislature
No direct county cost, though future conveyances could carry infrastructure obligations.
Tribal Consultation and Cultural Resources
Water litigation could cost ratepayers, farmers and tribes years of legal expense.
Gold Canyon flooding and drainage projects
Projects would need NDOT cost-share or FEMA grants; three priority projects have design-through-construction cost estimates in the study.
Carson River floodplain violation and CLOMR compliance
Potential future mitigation costs for new wells and water infrastructure could be significant.
Agrivoltaics as an alternative to conventional solar development
Anecdotal cost increases for agrivoltaic structures run 25-50% over conventional arrays, though the practice may preserve agricultural water rights and revenue.
Silver Springs Transfer Station Progress
No direct county cost; Waste Management is building the facility, and residents will get a local disposal and free recycling option.
Smith Valley mining and waste rock concerns
South Silver Springs flash flooding
Raising homes is the most cost-effective fix (benefit-cost ratio of 2.99) and could qualify for FEMA funding; big drainage infrastructure doesn't pencil out yet.
North Dayton drainage and flood control
Estimated construction around $700,000-plus, with FEMA grants requiring a 20-25% local match.
Decisions during term (0)
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