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Prepared by: Margaret Flint
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See Exhibit A:
RSCVAstats indicate 11% ofthe Reno/Tahoe tourist base is attributed to
wedding and anniversary celebrations.
Those stats also indicate per capita spending in the area of $1,000.00.
Chapel stats prove an average of ten people per tourist wedding.
75% of Washoe County marriages are tourist weddings.
Chapel of the Bells, Reno
&
Arch of Reno Wedding Chapel maintain 50% to 60% of the weekly
license issuance in Washoe County.
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See Exhibit B: Very shortly before the start of the 2009 legislative session Washoe County
Clerk Amy Harvey contacted George and Margaret Flint inviting them to her office for a meeting
to discuss the concept of creating a program that would allow for Marriage Licenses to be issued
through a commercial wedding chapel. Also present at the meeting were Karen Erickson, Nancy
Parent and a gentleman from Mrs. Harvey's technical department, a gentleman named Randy?
It was the opinion of all involved that the concept was workable and Mrs. Harvey encouraged
the Flints to ask then Chairman of Assembly Judiciary Bernie Anderson for a Bill Draft Request.
Before the introduction of the bill Mrs. Harvey had a change of heart and asked that the bill not
go forward. However not only was AB262 introduced but it successfully passed the first house
with a very minor amendment which made the program permissible rather than a mandate on
the part of the county clerk. The bill hit a roadblock in the upper house, and with Mrs. Harvey's
assurance, that she had found a way, within her budget, to maintain the mandated hours of
operation for the marriage license bureau per NRSl22.040 the section of the bill authorizing the
implementation of marriage licensing agents was amended from the bill. The amended bill
passed the Senate unanimously.
See Exhibit C: In the Special Session of February 2010 the reverse happened and the county
was authorized to deviate marriage license bureau hours of operation per AB22 of that Special
Session.
The wedding industry is unique compared to other industries as it is completely dependent on
the availability of the County Clerk's Office for their ability to do business. I cannot think of one
other industry that is completely out of business when a governmental office is closed.
Car Dealerships aren't out of business when DMV is closed and in fact work very closely with
DMV sharing responsibilities such as assisting clients with their vehicle registrations. These
registrations can also be done online along with registration renewals
&
driver's license
renewals. Lobbyists for car dealerships and motor transport associations confirm that DMV
would like to pass even more responsibility on to car dealerships such as the issuance of license
plates. However it is the car dealerships that are resisting right now not DMV.
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See Exhibit 0: A marriage license is available at Lake Tahoe wedding chapels 24/7 with not
one problem in 30 years.
Hawaii licensing agents issue marriage licenses at floral shops, photography studios and even
convenience stores with no problems.
The Humboldt County Clerk, Tami Rae Spero, in Winnemucca, Nevada has been working with a
local flower shop/wedding chapel allowing the proprietor to issue marriage licenses since 1993.
Ms. Spero indicated to George Flint very recently that there has never been a single problem
with that privatization. This bill will bring Winnemucca into compliance.
See Exhibit E:The 2010 Marriage License issuance in Washoe County is the lowest since 1938
See Exhibit F: The Department of Wildlife requires personal information to obtain fishing or
hunting licenses. That personal information includes social security numbers. Fishing and
Hunting Licenses can be obtained at Wal Mart, Raley's, Long's Drugs, CVSPharmacy's and many
Sporting Goods and Convenience Stores.
The bill will have no effect upon Clark County or any effect there.
Only counties with wedding chapels having been established for no less than five years will be
eligible to participate in the program. There are only five independently owned wedding chapels
in Washoe County that will qualify for the program .. This bill will bring Winnemucca into
compliance.
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See Exhibit G: The Wedding Chapel Industry in Washoe County has attempted to address
this proposal again with Washoe County Clerk Amy Harvey. Margaret Flint and Kathy Marino did
meet with Mrs. Harvey, Karen Erickson and Nancy Parent on January
zo",
2011, just prior to this
legislative session. We also requested a meeting with her just after the introduction of S838l.
Senator Manendo also requested to participate in the meeting. Mrs. Harvey respectfully
declined.
The fiscal savings to the counties could be huge. Washoe County Commissioner Kitty Jung in a
meeting with Margaret Flint and Kathy Marino announced more cuts were on the way. The
wedding industry has been unable to acquire confirmation as to future proposed cuts.
So why should you support this bill?
It saves the county money and puts no one out of business. It caters to tourism and badly
needed tourist dollars. These dollars trickle down into our community and back into the pockets
of workers in both public and private sectors. And let us not forget that these Nevada style
wedding/marriage licenses are what funds our domestic violence programs. This bill is a viable
and simple solution to a problem that shouldn't be clouded with red tape and opposition.
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FIGURE 21: ACTIVITY PARTICIPATION WHILE IN RENO-TAHOE
In 2007, gaming (85%), shopping (56%), sightseeing (43%), entertainment (33%), and
visiting friends or family (29%) were the top five activities in which visitors participated
while visiting the Reno-Tahoe area.
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FIGURE 23: PER CAPITA TRIP SPENDING
Per capita spending per trip remained stable in 2007. Lodging increased in 2007, while
entertainment and gaming budgets decreased to levels in previous years.
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$955
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2007
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2003
$858
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In 2007, respondents who had visited primarily for recreation averaged the lowest per
capita spending per trip ($1,056), while those who visited primarily to visit family or friends
averaged the highest per capita spending per trip ($1,139).
Per Capita Spending Per Trip - 2007
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$121 $620 $139 $120 $79 $1,079
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$238 $559 $132 $117 $83 $1,129
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$108 $666 $142 $137 $86 $1,139
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2007 Visitor Profile Study
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OFFICE OF THE \X7i\SHOE COUNTY
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February 13, 2009
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George Flint
Chapel of the Bells
700 W. 4th Street
Reno,NV,89501
Dear Mr. Flint:
A belated Happy New Year to you!! I hope this letter finds you well and hopeful for a
prosperous 2009.
By now you have all received our year-end report with figures for marriage licenses
issued in 2008. Just when you thought things couldn't get worse, they do. The challenges being
facedby business owners, especially those in a tourist-oriented market, are huge.
As we all know, government is also facing a financial crisis and every possible avenue to
reduce costs is being explored. Along those lines, the statutory hours of operation of the Clerk's
Office is one area being monitored for possible costs savings. Another item being discussed is
the possible relocation of the Marriage License Bureau to the front of the Courthouse (accessed
by using the ramp entrance on Court Street) to reduce heating/cooling costs and eliminate the
need for and cost of security screening.
To the extent that you have thoughts on these issues, or any statistical data relating to
your operations and which days or hours are noticeably slower for your business, those would be
taken into consideration in the analysis of our operation. Any information you have along those
lines, if conveyed to me, can in turn be relayed to the Board of County Commissioners during
our upcoming budget discussions and hearings.
We are also closely monitoring legislation in Carson City and wanted to let you know of
several Bills and Bill Draft Requests (BDR's) that may affect your business. A brieflist of the
pending legislation and its description is enclosed for your use and reference should you desire to
track the legislation in progress.
There has never been a better time for the chapel industry to band together to promote
itself and work to end a 20-year continual decline in the wedding business. I invite you to the
discussion process for the marriage license operations at the County and State levels. It is my
hope that solutions can be found to benefit all parties involved in the process, from our tourists to
our businesses, to our local citizens who rely on government to be efficient and accountable and .
to provide accurate, dependable information and documentation at all times.
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COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 75 COURT ST, PO. BOX 30083, RENO,
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PHONE (775) 328-3260 • FAX (175) 328-3582
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Please feel free to contact myself, Nancy Parent, Chief Deputy Clerk, or Karen Erickson,
Marriage and Business Division Supervisor, with any questions, ideas or concerns you may have
that would assist us in an overall analysis ofthis important but ever changing industry.
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Testimony to Senate Judiciary Committee
April 27
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, 2009
NANCY PARENT (Chief Deputy Clerk, Washoe County):
The Washoe County Clerk is opposed to the idea of chapels issuing marriage
licenses. As the Flints indicated, Ms. Harvey did entertain discussions with them
when we were first told we had to cut $500,000 from our County budget. We were
concerned about having to keep the marriage license open until midnight, 365 days
a year. We did that against our better judgment, under a lot of pressure and before
talking to our fellow county clerks. We have since found a way to maintain the
office hours mandated by the statutes. Therefore, we are opposed to the chapels
issuing marriage licenses.
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SUGGESTED MARRIAGE LICE SE BUREAU HOURS
It is suggested that the hours of operation be changed as set forth below
effective June 28,2010 as authorized by AB 2 ofthe 76
th
Special Session of the Nevada
Legislature:
Monday through Thursday 8:00 am to 8:00 pm
Friday and Saturday
Sunday
Valentine's Day
New Year's Eve Day
County Observed Holidays
Christmas
&
Thanksgiving
8:00 am to 12:00 midnight
10:00 am to 6:00 pm
8:00 am to 12:00 midnight
8:00 am to 12:00 midnight
10:00 am to 6:00 pm (except Christmas and Thanksgiving)
Closed
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No reservations are required. Come to the chapel where Instructions will be at our front door.
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Look for our sign at the Chapel
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• Both partners must be 18 years or older, be present and have valid picture
Identification
• Need to know parents full birth names, including mother's maiden name and
state or country of birth
• Date of dissolution of most recent previous marriage; if divorce within 90 days, you must
bring divorce papers
• No blood test required
• You do
not
have to be a California resident to marry In California
• There is no waiting period between receipt of a marriage license and the ceremony
• Minors,
ernanctpated
minors included, cannot be licensed to marry in California without a
parent's written consent and a Superior Court Order
• Tahoe Chapel of the Bells will issue a marriage license if all above requirements are met
Marriage License Requirements for Nevada
• No blood test.
• No waiting period.
• Marriage license Fee Is $69.00.
Fee does not include a certified copy of the marriage certificate which is available
for an additional $15.00.
Fee Is payable by cash, cashiers check, money order, Visa or Mastercard.
Applications are good for one year.
• Both parties must present themselves at one of the Douglas County Clerk's Offices.
Appointments are not necessary during regular hours; see above for weekends, holidays or
special arrangements.
• Adults 18 and older; parental consent not needed but proof of age is required.
• 16-17 years old; either parent must be present or a notarized affidavit giving permission is
necessary.
• If you lose the license prior to the ceremony, you will be charged $69.00 to reissue another
license.
• Witness other than minister required at marriage ceremony.
• Previously divorced, divorce must be final where granted.
Date, city and state where divorce occurred required, but it's not necessary to furnish
divorce papers.
• Out-of-country, the same rules apply to you, nothing additional is required to marry.
You do not need a marriage license from your country.
Driver's license, passport, acceptable for Identification.
Save time: Complete the marriage license application and take it with you to the Douglas
County Clerk's Office.
County Clerk Office for Nevada Marriage license:
County Admin. Building - So. Lake Tahoe
175 Highway
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2nd Floor
South Lake Tahoe, NV 89449
(775) 586-7270
HOURS: Monday - Friday: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm • Saturday: 9:00 am to 3:00 pm • Sundays: Closed
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Marriage License Statistics Washoe County
Numbers are available on a per-month basis from 1999 to present and yearly prior to 1999. To view
monthly data, click on the year you are interested in.
Year
#
Issued
.
,
2011
1,287
(year to date)
2010
9,837
2009
10,544
2008
12,027
2007
13,957
2006
15,252
2005
16,743
2004
18,009
2003
18,452
2002
20,133
2001
22,761
2000
23,415
1999
24,406
1998
24,480
1997
27,511
1996
26,848
1995
27,632
1994
29,560
1993
29,720
1992
29,608
1991
29,693
1990
31,627
1989
31,681
1988
32,509
1987
33,063
1986
32,987
1985
33,646
1984
35,747
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1983
35,114
1982
33,797
1981
34,841
1980
35,232
1979
36,265
1978
36,794
1977
34,556
1976
34,251
1975
33,032
1974
33,933
1973
34,788
1972
34,443
1971
34,699
1970
32,516
1969
31,402
1968
30,287
1967
28,378
1966
28,439
1965
27,166
1964
24,632
1963
23,361
1962
22,861
1961
22,256
1960
21,696
1959
21,178
1958
19,067
1957
19,700
1956
20,201
1955
19,470
1954
19,374
1953
21,357
1952
20,354
1951
22,105
1950
22,048
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1949
20,855
1948
24,282
1947
26,993
1946
28,804
1945
18,751
1944
14,723
1943
15,856
1942
26,639
1941
23,138
1940
18,913
1939
11,061
1938
7,833
1937
8,277
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NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
J,
RESIDENT LlCENSEITAG APPLICATION FORM
PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY
NAME:
\
(LAST)
(FIRST)
(INITIAL)
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MAILING ADDRESS:
\
CITY:
STATE: ZIP CODE:
PHYSICAL ADDRESS:
CITY:
STATE:
ZIP CODE:
GENDER:
HEIGHT: WEIGHT:
HAIR COLOR: EYE COLOR:
DATE OF BIRTH:
NEVADA RESIDENT SINCE:
MONTH: YEAR:
Attach proof of residency containing name and address and dated six months prior to this application.
SOCIAL SECURITY NO.:
TELEPHONE:
DRIVER'S LICENSE NO.: STATE:
SIGNATURE:
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the signatory holder in signing this application, hereby state that
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am entitled to this license under the laws of the State of Nevadaand that no false statement
has been made by meto obtain this license.
PARENT OR GUARDIAN SIGNATURE IF NECESSARY:
'Parent or legal guardian signature required for youth 17 years of age and younger purchasing a hunting license as per NRS 41.472
Hunting license applicants born after January 1, 1960 must attach a copy of either a certificate of hunter education from a state wildlife
or Canadian provincial wildlife agency OR a previous year's hunting license which contains a number or unique mark evidencing
completion of a hunter education course.
IT IS THE SPORTSMAN'S RESPONSIBILITY TO BE FAMILIAR WITH THE CURRENT HUNTING AND FISHING REGULATIONS
CHECK LICENSE
LICENSE
LICENSE TYPE
ITEM(S)
FEE CLASS
$33.00
20
Reqular Huntinq License - 18 or older
$29.00
30
Regular Fishing License - 16 or older
$54.00 24
Regular Combination Huntinq and Fishing License - 18 or older
$42.00
34
Reqular Trapoino License - For persons 16 years of age and older.
$33.00
60 *Pre-Adult Huntinq License - For persons 16 through 17 years of age.
$54.00 61 *Pre-Adult Combination Hunting and Fishing License - For persons 16 through 17 years of age.
$13.00 21 'Junior Huntinq License - For persons 12 through 15 years of age.
$13.00
31 Junior Fishinq License - - For persons 12 through 15 years of age.
$14.00
35 Junior Trapping License - For persons 15 years of age and younger.
$21.00
26 •Junior Combination Hunting and Fishing License - For persons 12 through 15 years of age.
$13.00
22 Senior Hunting License - For persons 65 years of age or older with 5 years of continuous residency.
$13.00
32
Senior Fishinq License - For persons 65 years of age or older with 5 years of continuous residency.
$21.00
25
Senior Combination Hunting and Fishing License - For persons 65 years of age or older with 5
years of continuous residency.
$9.00
23 Serviceman's Hunting License - For NV residents with proof of active duty outside of Nevada.
$9.00
33 Serviceman's Fishing License - For NV residents with proof of active duty outside of Nevada.
$9.00
1-Day Fishing Permit - Start Date
(mm/dd/yy) __ 1__ 1__
70
Number of consecutive days added
$3.00 x number of days
=
$
$3.00 40.01 Nevada Stamp - Required to fish the Colorado River, Lakes Mead and Mohave with a NV license.
$10.00
40.04 Nevada Duck Stamp - Required for persons 12 - 64 years to hunt Migratory Birds
$10.00
40.05
Nevada Trout Stamp - Required by persons 12 years and older who take or possess trout. A Nevada
Trout Stamp is not required for short-term fishing permit.
$10.00
40.06
Second-rod Stamp - For licensed persons using a second combination of hook, line, and rod.
$10.00
40.07
Upland Game StamplPrivilege - Required for persons 12 years and older who hunt upland game
birds, except turkey and crow.
$16.00
Federal Duck Stamp (NDOW Sale) - Required for persons 16 years of age or older who hunt
migratory waterfowl.
Mountain Lion Tag - Must have purchased already or apply for annual hunting license to purchase tag.
$29.00
35.01
If already purchased hunting license, provide license:
Class
---
No. Year
Limit: Two tags per person per season.
Total Fees
Cashier's check or money order only. OUT-OF-STATE personal or company checks
are not accepted.
resident license form.doc revised 2/2007
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Nye County - Southern Region
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1AGENT NAME
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ADDRESS
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PHONE
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GR Petroleum, INC
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#30 Electrum Dr., Round Mountain, 89045
11775-377 -2900
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Scolari's #15
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HWY 95 Air Force Rd., Tonopah, 89049
11775-482-6791
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Wal-Mart #5101
11300 S HWY 160, Pahrump, 89048
11775-537 -1400
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Floyd's ACE Hardware 111201 S Loop Rd., Pahrump, 89048
11775-727-4440
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Pershing County - Western Region
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ADDRESS
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PHONE
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Crow's Nest Gift Shop 111475 Cornell Ave., Lovelock, 89419
11775- 273-2121
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1Star Point Trading Post
11150 HWY 400 Exit 149, Imlay, 89418
11775-538-7677
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Washoe County - Western Region
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AGENT NAME
ADDRESS PHONE
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Raley's #105
1630 Robb Drive (775) 746-6400
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Reno, NV 89523
Sportsman's Warehouse
3306 K ietzke Lane
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775-828-1500
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Reno, NV 89502
Kruse's Feed & Hardware
3235 East Lake Blvd.
1775-849-2077
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Washoe Valley, 89704
Scolari's #26 1300 Disc Dr., Sparks, 89436 775-626-1616
Longs Drug #168
11119 California Ave., Reno, 89509
775-323-2701
Longs Drug #404
11170 Lemmon Dr., Lemmon Valley, 89506
775-677 -4 700
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Longs Drug #178
11590 E Prater WY, Sparks, 89431
775-359-8704
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Longs Drug #170
112300 Oddie Blvd., Sparks, 89431
775-331-4405
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Longs Drug #177
11900 E Plumb Ln., Reno, 89503
775-825-6151
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Longs Drug #191
115019 S McCarr~n Blvd., Reno, 89502
11775-826-0818
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Big 5 Sporting Goods #296
11558 N McCarran Blvd., Sparks, 89431
11775-331-1211
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Scolari's #20
118165 S Virginia Street, Reno, 89509
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11950 Holman Way, Sparks, 89431 775-355-8568
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1155 Damonte Ranch Pkwy.
775-852-9300
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112878 Vista Blvd., Sparks, 89434
775-356-9700
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115260 W 7TH Street, Reno, 89523 1775-624-2000
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Scolari's #28
116255 Sharlands AVE East, Reno, 89523
775-746-7300
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113310 S McCarran Blvd., Reno, 89502
775-825-5201
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200 Lemmon Valley Dr., Lemmon Valley, 89506
775-972 -5300
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775-322-9559
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1075 N Hill Blvd. #270, Golden Valley, 89506 775-677 -8755
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2125 Oddie Blvd., Sparks, 89431
775-358-5050
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Reno Fly Shop
294 E Moana LN #14, Reno, 89502 775-827 -0600
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Scolari's #24
4788 Caughlin PKWY, Reno, 89509
775-828-2424
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Raley's #104 4047 S Virginia Street, Reno 89502 775-825-2153
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701 Keystone Ave., Reno, 89503
775-747-5315
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1441 Mayberry Dr., Reno, 89509
775-786-0270
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Date: Tue, March 22,2011 12:10:12 PM
Subject: SB381
Dear Mrs. Harvey:
SB381 was introduced and referred to the Senate Committee on Judiciary last evening March
21st, 2011. This bill would allow for licensing agents affiliated with the commercial wedding
chapels during times a marriage license is not available through your office due to budget cuts
and deviation of hours.
It is my sincere hope that we can come together and reach a consensus that will not only
allow for the survival of wedding related businesses but also contribute to our damaged
and declining tourist industry in northern Nevada.
I would welcome an additional opportunity for all interested parties to meet and once again
address the concept and how we can "all" make it work prior to a Committee hearing. This
pioneering effort could be a fabulous adventure historically for each of us as we find a way to
work together for the greater good.
Please let me know if you have an appetite to put our heads together.
Most sincerely,
Margaret Flint
775-771-6137
3/27/2011
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To: [email protected];
Date: Fri, March 25,2011 9:23:56 AM
Subject: Possible Meeting
Margaret -
As you know from prior legislative efforts, the County Clerks in Nevada have no appetite for allowing
marriage license agents to issue marriage licenses. Given that, while I appreciate Senator Manendo's
willingness to meet on the issue, I must respectfully decline. I cannot in good conscience participate in
negotiations of such a proposal when I don't believe it to be in the best interests of the State of Nevada and
knowing full well that my counterparts throughout the State are opposed to it.
Thank you,
Amy Harvey
Washoe County Clerk
From: Margaret Flint [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2011 3:14 PM
To: Harvey, Amy; Parent, Nancy; Erickson, Karen L; archofrenoeasbcqlobal.net; Beverly VanDuseldorf; r-fisk@sbcglobal,net;
Glorytem@aol,com; Marc Picker; Mark Senator Manendo
Subject: Possible Meeting
Dear Mrs. Harvey:
I
spoke with Senator Manendo this afternoon. He expressed to me his willingness and desire
to participate and even host a meeting with us.
If
your day time hours aren't flexible for you
he is happy to meet in the evening. He would very much appreciate all of us getting together
with him prior to the formal hearing which at this point has yet to be scheduled.
Please let us know at your earliest convenience if this is do-able for you.
Sincerely,
Margaret
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