Carson City secures State Lands easement for East Fifth Street storm drain
Carson City Public Works, Nevada · Meeting date: October 15, 2026 · Published: October 16, 2026
The Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a non-exclusive drainage easement from Nevada State Lands for storm-drain infrastructure at 700 East Fifth Street. The agreement will cost Carson City $7,265 a year, subject to five-year adjustments.
Key points
- The easement covers about 6,783 sq ft at 700 East Fifth Street, west of South Roop Street.
- It provides access for construction, reconstruction, inspection, operation, maintenance, repair and removal of a storm drain and associated infrastructure.
- The Board approved the item unanimously as part of its October 15 consent agenda.
- Annual rent is $7,265 and will be subject to adjustment every five years.
Full report
Carson City has secured a non-exclusive easement from the Nevada Division of State Lands for access to storm-drain infrastructure serving property at 700 East Fifth Street, west of South Roop Street.
The Board of Supervisors approved the agreement unanimously on October 15 as part of its consent agenda. The easement covers approximately 6,783 sq ft on Assessor’s Parcel Number 004-083-12 and carries annual rent of $7,265, subject to adjustment every five years.
The agreement authorizes Carson City to access the area for construction, reconstruction, inspections, operations, maintenance, repairs and removal of a storm drain and related infrastructure serving the property.
The action establishes the property access rights needed for the city to manage the existing or future drainage assets covered by the easement. No separate discussion of the item occurred before the Board’s unanimous consent-agenda vote.
The drainage agreement was one of several Public Works matters approved at the meeting. The Board also accepted, at no cost, proposed public-access and utility easements from Affinity at Carson City for property south of East William Street at the southern boundary of Gold Dust Way.
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Source: Board of Supervisors - Oct 15, 2026, Carson City Public Works