The Fernley City Council will hold three public hearing next week following first readings of the
proposed ordinances at the Oct. 1 meeting. One hearing will address proposed changes to the
Red Hawk Ranch Development Agreement, while the other two involve requested zone changes.
The 161-acre Red Hawk Ranch Development Agreement is for property located on the south
side of west Main Street and bounded by Stock Lane to the west and Miller Lane to the east.
Proposed changes to the agreement would incorporate all property owners and parcels in the
agreement, extend the expiration date of all applicable tentative subdivision maps, establish a
framework for a future Special Assessment District, allow an on-site density transfer and relocate
the community park.
The first requested zoning amendment, on behalf of Genica Clover Ranch LLC, seeks to rezone
six parcels containing approximately 25 acres. The site is generally located between Farm
District Road to the south, Langdon Street to the north, Winnie Lane to the west and Nevada
Pacific Boulevard to the east. The proposals would change the zoning from rural residential
zoning to SF6, single family residential with a minimum lot size of 6,000 square feet.
The second zoning amendment proposal would change the zoning of the mayor’s proposed 23-
acre fishing pond park site at 2305 Farm District Road. The change would shift the zoning from
SF20, single family residential with 20,000-square-foot minimum lot size, to OSP, Open Space
and Parks, to bring the site into conformance with the city’s Comprehensive Master Plan.
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