Parks, Trails, and Natural Areas Subgroup Sample Clauses

Parks, Trails, and Natural Areas Subgroup. The PTNA Subgroup reviews nominations for development of parks, trails, and natural areas in Clark, Lincoln, and White Pine Counties, Nevada as well as Washoe County and Xxxxxx City in Nevada for their limited project eligibility. This subgroup is composed of a representative who has decision making and voting authority from each of the following organizations: • Bureau of Land Management, Southern Nevada District Office (Xxxxx County), Non-voting Chair • Bureau of Land Management, Xxx District Office (BLM voting member) • National Park Service • U.S. Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest • U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Desert National Wildlife Refuge Complex • Xxxxx County, Nevada • City of Las Vegas, Nevada • City of North Las Vegas, Nevada • City of Xxxxxxxxx, Nevada • Lincoln County, Nevada • Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA) • Xxxxx County Regional Flood Control District 13 In compliance with EC guidance provided at July 2012 meeting for development of Round 13 Final Recommendation as a result of the sudden retirement of a subgroup chairperson leaving no replacement. • Xxxxx County Water Reclamation District (formerly Xxxxx County Sanitation District) White Pine County, Nevada • Carson City, Nevada The PTNA subgroup will provide two non-Federal subgroup members to serve as representatives for all of the SNPLMA eligible local/regional governmental entities on the PWG. The Xxxxx County Desert Conservation Program (DCP), representing the MSHCP, is authorized to become a limited member of the PTNA Subgroup allowing the DCP to enter into PWG representative rotation following the City of Xxxxxxxxx (see rotation list below). The DCP limited membership does not allow the DCP to score and rank PTNA project nominations. However, the DCP can attend and participate in any PTNA Subgroup meeting.14 The two local/regional government representatives will rotate from the non-Federal membership of the PTNA Subgroup. Each representative will be a voting member of the PWG serving for two years beginning and ending in January. One membership will start in even years, and the other in odd years, creating an overlap between the two positions. In 2011 the PTNA membership was designated to be Xxxxx County. The City of Xxxxxxxxx became the initial second PTNA Subgroup member on the PWG beginning in January 2012. Each new incoming representative will start receiving PWG correspondence regarding programmatic issues six months before beginning the position’s ter...
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