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Christmas Valley Parks And Recreation District
Approx. 35,700 SY Runway 7-25 and Connector Taxiways; New underdrains; Grading; Drainage improvements; New pavement markings; Associated shoulder grading, seeding, and restoration; New MIRLs system, including new conduit and wire; New Threshold Lights; New Runway 25 PAPIs; Replace the Constant Current Regulator (CCR).
Posted Date
Feb 18, 2026
Due Date
Mar 18, 2026
Release: Feb 18, 2026
Christmas Valley Parks And Recreation District
Close: Mar 18, 2026
Approx. 35,700 SY Runway 7-25 and Connector Taxiways; New underdrains; Grading; Drainage improvements; New pavement markings; Associated shoulder grading, seeding, and restoration; New MIRLs system, including new conduit and wire; New Threshold Lights; New Runway 25 PAPIs; Replace the Constant Current Regulator (CCR).
AvailableChristmas Valley Parks And Recreation District
Work being considered is: crack repair; wide crack repair; surface seal and replacement of pavement markings.
Posted Date
Mar 19, 2025
Due Date
Apr 9, 2025
Release: Mar 19, 2025
Christmas Valley Parks And Recreation District
Close: Apr 9, 2025
Work being considered is: crack repair; wide crack repair; surface seal and replacement of pavement markings.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Christmas Valley Parks And Recreation District
The meeting included discussions on the airport, including the donation of air socks and a motion to buy a new pole for the air sock tower. Mowing needs at the airport and a request to burn sage brush along the runway were also discussed. The status of the library lease and payment were reviewed, and contact with the library was planned. A water leak at the rodeo grounds was postponed, and the lines were winterized. Lake water levels were reported to be up, and brush removal was needed. There was a discussion about a golf cart storage/recharging building, and a plan was presented. An introduction was made for a handyman/grounds keeping position applicant. Winter office hours were announced, and updates were given on Desert Whispers advertising and the Family progress team property.
The meeting included discussions regarding the Community Hall, including changing the keys and addressing the placement of tables for walking groups and Pickle Ball. The Airport grant status and potential new grants for weather and broadcasting systems were reviewed, along with a Community Service program involving wood cutters. There was a budget allowance for Airport Signage. The water level at the lake was reported to be receding, and the water was shut off. The board discussed a blacked-out article in the Desert Whispers publication and decided to publish a statement apologizing to readers and advertisers. Internet Extension and Digital Deployment were also discussed, with a potential switch back to Internet Extension being considered.
The board discussed financial reports, bills, and budget matters, including a decision to transfer funds to the Reserve fund and adopt the budget for the fiscal year 2023-24. They also discussed volunteers, airport RFQ, rodeo grounds, and the potential purchase of a tractor. Additionally, there were discussions regarding the golf course, including the purchase of a used walk-behind greens mower, repairs to the riding lawn mower, and the missing water fountain. The board also covered community hall maintenance and the potential relocation of a storage container.
The meeting addressed various topics including the library's internet setup and a discussion about raising the rent on the library building. Concerns were raised about footprints in the Community Hall, and the board discussed removing cattails around the lake. Local farmers expressed interest in making improvements to the ball field. Updates were provided on the park's internet access speed, website, and email addresses. A request to raise the Office Manager's pay was also discussed. The board discussed mowing the greens and fairways to remove goose poop, and a proposal for chemical application to the course was tabled. The board also discussed an estimate for a new pump and sprinklers on the greens, and approved applying for a grant.
The meeting addressed the Library lease, with discussions about the CV Branch Library securing its own location. The Board approved the Resource Committees Resolution and the Airport Committee nominee. An update was given on the FAA CARES grant. The Rodeo Grounds Committee nominee was approved. The percentage of flow into the Lake was discussed. Golf Course Committee nominees were approved, and the Board agreed to give Robbie Newport a chance for the Golf Course Superintendent position for the season. The "Disposal of Property Policy" was revised.
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