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Copy of Civil Plans or Hydrology Studies: How do I get a copy of Civil Plans or Hydrology Studies?- Copies of Civil Plans and Hydrology Studies are available at the Office of the City Clerk. The customer will need to kno... (more)
- Copies of Civil Plans and Hydrology Studies are available at the Office of the City Clerk. The customer will need to know the major cross streets of the project and/or the name of the project. Please contact the Office of the City Clerk at 702-267-1410 for questions regarding these records.
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Local law/code: What is the local law/code regarding noise control?- Henderson Municipal Code Title 8.84 Noise Control addresses this concern. You may view and print ... (more)
- Henderson Municipal Code Title 8.84 Noise Control addresses this concern. You may view and print HMC 8.84. You may contact the City Clerk's Office, Records Division, at 702-267-1410 for a copy of this code.
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Copy of house plans: What is the process for getting copies of my house plans?- The City is required to maintain copies of the approved permit set of residential drawings for 12 yrs from date of final... (more)
- The City is required to maintain copies of the approved permit set of residential drawings for 12 yrs from date of final inspection (Note: this retention was established in 2001 and many houses built prior to 1997 are not available). These records are available for viewing at any time during our normal business hours. Please call in advance to ensure that we have the plans readily available. Building Plan Copies: If the plans are under copyright protection, you will need to receive written permission from the copyright holder. We will need your address in order to look up your plans and determine if the plans are under copyright protection. Please contact the Office of the City Clerk staff at (702) 267-1410 for questions regarding these records.
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Copy of a record: How long does it take to get a copy of a record?- Many records are available in the Office of the City Clerk and may be produced while you wait. Some records of recently ... (more)
- Many records are available in the Office of the City Clerk and may be produced while you wait. Some records of recently built property may not be immediately available. Please contact the Office of the City Clerk at (702)267-1410 to check for availability.
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Copy of a Certificate of Occupancy: How do I get a copy of a Certificate of Occupancy?- Certificates of Occupancy are available at the Office of the City Clerk during normal business hours. The customer ... (more)
- Certificates of Occupancy are available at the Office of the City Clerk during normal business hours. The customer will need to know the property address. (Note: Commercial Remodels do not receive a Certificate of Occupancy unless the buildings use changes). Please contact the Office of the City Clerk staff at 702-267-1410 for questions regarding these records.
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Water, Sewer and Stormwater Atlases: How do I obtain these documents?- Per NRS239C210-240, and City of Henderson Records Operating Procedures and Directives (ROP-010 and Records Directive 007... (more)
- Per NRS239C210-240, and City of Henderson Records Operating Procedures and Directives (ROP-010 and Records Directive 007), Water, Stormwater, and Sewer Atlases containing sensitive infrastructure information are considered to be restricted documents. Copies of these documents may only be provided to individuals meeting one or more of the following criteria:
- With a lawful order of a court of competent jurisdiction;
- As is reasonably necessary in the case of an act of terrorism or other related emergency;
- To protect the rights and obligations of a governmental entity or the public;
- Upon the request of a reporter or editorial employee who is employed by or affiliated with a newpaper, press association or commercially operated and federally licensed radio or television station and who uses the restricted document in the course of such employment of affiliation; or
- Upon the request of a registered architect, licensed contractor or a designated employee or any such architect or contractor who uses the restricted document in his professional capacity.
If you do meet one or more of the listed criteria, you will need to provide the following items prior to being issued a copy of an Atlas: Driver's license/government identification, your name, the name of your employer, and the purpose for the inspection.
If you do not meet one or more of the criteria, you may view the documents, but you may not reproduce/copy them.
Documents may be viewed and/or copied (depending on if the criteria listed above has been met) at City of Henderson City Hall, Development Services Center Records, 240 Water Street, Henderson, Nevada.
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House Plans: What do my House Plans show?- House plans provide information related to the foundation, framing, electricity, plumbing and heating/air conditioning. ... (more)
- House plans provide information related to the foundation, framing, electricity, plumbing and heating/air conditioning. For houses built as part of a residential subdivision, DSC Records only maintains a single set of plans for each model of house. (Note: the plans on file with the city are not "as-builts", meaning that there may be small discrepancies between what is shown on the plans and what was actually built). Please contact the Office of the City Clerk staff at (702) 267-1410 for questions regarding these records.
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Passport: What do I need when applying for a passport?- The Office of the City Clerk offers a full service Passport Application Acceptance Program. We accept passport applicati... (more)
- The Office of the City Clerk offers a full service Passport Application Acceptance Program. We accept passport applications Monday-Thursday, Doors open at 7:30 am - 5:00 pm.
- To apply for a U.S. passport book or card, an applicant must be a U.S. citizen either by birth or naturalization.
- Applicants need to submit 1.) an original or certified copy of proof of citizenship and 2.) a copy of that citizenship along with their completed passport application.
- Applicants must provide a passport picture for every application, and show valid photo identification. Passport photo service is available at the Office of the City Clerk.
- All applications for children under age 16 require both parents or legal guardians consent. The minor MUST appear in person.
- For security reasons, parental consent may be requested for children ages 16 or 17. If a child does not have identification of his/her own, a parent needs to accompany their child, present identification, and co-sign the application. The minor MUST appear in person.
- You will need to appear in person, if applying for a U.S. passport book for the first time; if your expired U.S. passport is not in your possession; if your previous U.S. passport has expired and was issued more than 15 years ago; if your previous U.S. passport was issued when you were under age 16; or if your currently valid U.S. passport has been lost or stolen.
For additional information regarding passport application services in the Office of the City Clerk, please contact us at 702-267-1418 or email cityclerk.cityclerk@cityofhenderson.com
For other passport and travel information please visit the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Consular Affairs at: Travel.State.Gov
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Commercial Building Plans: Are Commercial Building Plans available?- Plans for commercial building are available for viewing during regular business hours. In accordance with NRS 239C (Home... (more)
- Plans for commercial building are available for viewing during regular business hours. In accordance with NRS 239C (Homeland Security), copies cannot be made of certain commercial building unless: by court order, if the requestor is a contractor, engineer working on a project at the site, if the requestor is a member of the press. If the plans are under copyright protection, you will need to receive written permission from the copyright holder. We will need the address of the building in order to look up the plans and determine if the plans are under copyright protection. Please contact the Office of the City Clerk staff at 702-267-1410 for questions regarding these records.
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Copy of City Contract or Agreement: How do I get a copy of a City Contract or Agreement?- ... (more)
- To obtain a copy of a Contract or Agreement, please contact the City Clerk's Office, Records Division, at 702-267-1410. They will provide you with a copy or direct you to the Department that can provide the copy.
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Advisory Boards and Commissions: What are the local boards and commissions and their purpose?- Bicycle Advisory Committee Blue Ribbon Commission on Educational Excellence Youth Opp... (more)
- Bicycle Advisory Committee
- Blue Ribbon Commission on Educational Excellence
Youth Opportunity
- Board of Appeals
- CDBG Program Advisory Committee (CDBG)
- Citizens Traffic Advisory Board (CTAB)
- Civil Service Board
- Charter Review Committee
- Commemorative Beautification Commission (CBC)
- Commission on Tourism
- Development Services Center Advisory Committee
- Ethics Committee
- Henderson Community Education Advisory Board (HCEAB)
- Parks and Recreation Board
- Planning Commission
- Public Improvement Trust (PIT)
- Redevelopment Advisory Commission (RAC)
- Self Funded Insurance Committee
- Senior Citizens Advisory Commission (SCAC)
For additional information, please visit the City of Henderson Boards and Commissions.
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Fee for public records: Is there a fee for public records and services related to public records?- Henderson Municipal Code Title 2.47.085 City-Wide Fee Schedule established a Records Fee Schedule. You may view a... (more)
- Henderson Municipal Code Title 2.47.085 City-Wide Fee Schedule established a Records Fee Schedule. You may view and print the City-Wide Public Records & Document Services Fee Schedule. If you have questions regarding public records fees, please contact the City Clerk's Office, Records Division at 702-267-1410. A Records Analyst can answer your questions.
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Permits: Are permit records available on-line?- Information is available for active building permits. You must know the permit number and permit type. Go to the DSC On-... (more)
- Information is available for active building permits. You must know the permit number and permit type. Go to the DSC On-line to access this information.
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Local law/code: What is the local law/code regarding Homeowners Association Parking Rules- Henderson Municipal Code Title 19.9.13 Streets addresses Homeowners Association Parking Rules. You may view and p... (more)
- Henderson Municipal Code Title 19.9.13 Streets addresses Homeowners Association Parking Rules. You may view and print HMC 19.9.7 . Contact the City Clerk's Office, Records Division at 702-267-1410 for a copy of this code.
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City Council Meetings: I am not comfortable speaking in front of a crowd, but I would like the Mayor and C...- The yellow Speaker Cards can be used to voice your opinion regarding an agenda item. Fill them out at the council... (more)
- The yellow Speaker Cards can be used to voice your opinion regarding an agenda item. Fill them out at the council meetings and turn them in to the City Clerk. Cards will be included as a part of the official record of the meeting. Citizens can also e-mail their opinions to the Council or any support staff.
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Permits: How do I determine permits for this property and if there are any building code violations?- DSC Records can print out inspection histories for historical and current permits that will indicate if there are any ou... (more)
- DSC Records can print out inspection histories for historical and current permits that will indicate if there are any outstanding building code violations on those permits. Please contact the Office of the City Clerk staff at 702-267-1410 for questions regarding these records. (Note: The Building & Fire Safety Department only performs inspections in conjunction with an open permit).
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Local law/code: What is the local law/code on inoperable (junk) vehicles and property maintenance?- Henderson Municipal Code Title 15.12.030 General Property Maintenance Standards addresses inoperable vehicles and... (more)
- Henderson Municipal Code Title 15.12.030 General Property Maintenance Standards addresses inoperable vehicles and property maintenance. You may view and print HMC 15.12.030. Contact the City Clerk's Office, Records Division at 702-267-1410 for a copy of this code.
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City Council Meetings: Can I speak or participate at a city council meeting?- Attending a Council meeting is an opportunity for residents to express their opinions, views and/or concerns to the City... (more)
- Attending a Council meeting is an opportunity for residents to express their opinions, views and/or concerns to the City of Henderson's decision makers on issues that affect their quality of life. Anyone is allowed to speak to the Council during the Public Comment section of the agenda, regarding any subject, whether or not that subject matter is on the agenda. Public Comment is also taken on each item during the meeting.
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Permits: I have an expired permit on my property, what do I need to re-open the permit?- You will need to submit copies of the permit, inspection card, and any plans and/or calculations approved by the City fo... (more)
- You will need to submit copies of the permit, inspection card, and any plans and/or calculations approved by the City for this permit. The Office of the City Clerk can provide you with these copies. You will also need to contact the Building permit staff to re-open the permit.
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Copy of Permit: How do I get a copy of a permit?- Permits are available at the Office of the City Clerk during normal business hours. The customer will need to know ... (more)
- Permits are available at the Office of the City Clerk during normal business hours. The customer will need to know the property address. Please contact the Office of the City Clerk staff at 702-267-1410 for questions regarding these records.
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Local law/code: What is the local law/code regarding handbills and flyers? - Henderson Municipal Code Title 4.12.140, Handbills and Flyers addresses this concern. You may view and print ... (more)
- Henderson Municipal Code Title 4.12.140, Handbills and Flyers addresses this concern. You may view and print
HMC 4.12.140. You may contact the City Clerk's Office, Records Division at 702-267-1410 for a copy of this code.
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United States Senate: Who are Henderson's representatives in the US Senate and how do I contact them?- Henderson's representatives in the U.S. Senate are: Senator Harry Reid -... (more)
- Henderson's representatives in the U.S. Senate are:
- Senator Harry Reid
-Contact Senator Reid
- Senator Dean Heller
- Contact Senator Heller
You may also enter your address to determine who are your Legislative Representatives - enter your address
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Designated Petition Areas: Where are the designated petition areas?- Prior to collecting signatures, you must notify a City employee of the dates and times you intend to use the designated ... (more)
- Prior to collecting signatures, you must notify a City employee of the dates and times you intend to use the designated area pursuant to NRS 293.127565. Please complete a Request to Gather Signatures at a City Facility Form or you may submit an electronic form through Contact Henderson by:
- Step 1: Select Municipal Elections and select Petition Areas
- Step 2: Select "Next >>" to provide your contact information
- Step 3: Enter your request and then click Submit Request
For additional information, call (702) 267-1400.
View the facilities list, physical description of each designated area, and an aerial map of the twenty-four petition areas by clicking here.
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City Council Meetings:I would like to receive City Council agendas. - You can receive City Council agendas by e-mail: Email ... (more)
- You can receive City Council agendas by e-mail:
- Email subscription request
You can receive City Council agendas by mail:
- Fax your request to the City Clerk's office at (702) 267-1401 or Relay Nevada 7-1-1
- Go on-line, complete and submit the On-line Agenda Request Form
- Visit the City Clerk's office and complete an Agenda Request Form
Agendas for the City Council meetings are then automatically mailed to the requestor three working days prior to the City Council meetings for a period of six months. After which you will receive a renewal letter to indicate whether or not you would like to continue your subscription. Email subscriptions do not require renewals.
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Redevelopment Agency: When does the Redevelopment Agency meet?- Redevelopment Agency meetings are held on the third Tuesday of every month, just prior to the City Council meeting, unle... (more)
- Redevelopment Agency meetings are held on the third Tuesday of every month, just prior to the City Council meeting, unless otherwise noticed by a public posting. The Redevelopment Agency Meeting Schedule can be accessed here. For additional information, please contact (702) 267-1400.
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Local law/code: What is the local law/code regarding signs and sign placement?- Henderson Municipal Code Title 19.8 Signs addresses signs and sign placement. You may view and print ... (more)
- Henderson Municipal Code Title 19.8 Signs addresses signs and sign placement. You may view and print HMC 19.8. Contact the City Clerk's Office, Records Division at 702-267-1410 for a copy of this code.
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City Council Meetings: When are the meetings of the City Council held? - City Council meetings are held the first and third Tuesday of each month at 4:00 pm in the City Hall Council Chambers, u... (more)
- City Council meetings are held the first and third Tuesday of each month at 4:00 pm in the City Hall Council Chambers, unless otherwise noticed.
Special meetings are called by the City Council as needed.
A live stream of the meetings for the City Council, Redevelopment Agency and Planning Commission is available while they are in session.
Video archives of previous meetings are also available.
For more information, please call (702) 267-1417 or you may view the
City Council Meeting Schedule Here.
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How can I receive agendas for certain City of Henderson Boards and Commissions?- You can receive agendas for certain Boards and Commissions by e-mail: Email ... (more)
- You can receive agendas for certain Boards and Commissions by e-mail:
- Email subscription request
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Copy of Henderson Municipal Code (HMC): How do I get access to or a copy of the Henderson Municipal Code (H...- You may view and print the ... (more)
- You may view and print the Henderson Municipal Code. If you would like a copy of a specific code or need assistance finding a specific code, please contact the City Clerk's Office, Records Division at 702-267-1410.
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Lobbyist Disclosure: How do I make a disclosure to the City of Henderson when I have communicated as a lobb...-
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Lobbyist are required to register
and pick up an identification badge with the City Clerk’s Office prior to
lobbying.
Lobbyist are required to disclose communication with the City
Council or Planning Commission within five business days of contact.
Lobbyist are required to disclose communication with City
staff within with working days of the end of every month with contact.
For information on other ways to submit lobbyist disclosures, or if you have additional questions, please call the Office of the City Clerk at
(702) 267-1400.
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City Council Meetings: Why do we have City Council meetings?- The City of Henderson received its Charter in 1965 from the Nevada State Legislature. The City Charter established a Cou... (more)
- The City of Henderson received its Charter in 1965 from the Nevada State Legislature. The City Charter established a Council/Manager form of government, in which the Mayor and Council are vested with the legislative power of the city. The Mayor and City Council decide, by majority vote, on all land use issues, business licenses, city ordinances and expenditures of city funds. Except as otherwise provided by law, all sessions and all proceedings of the City Council must be public. You may also view the City Charter
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Local law/code: What is the local law/code regarding water and sewer fees, rates and charges?- Henderson Municipal Code Title 14.18 Fees, Rates and Charges addresses this concern. You may view and print ... (more)
- Henderson Municipal Code Title 14.18 Fees, Rates and Charges addresses this concern. You may view and print HMC 14.18 . Contact the City Clerk's Office, Records Division at 702-267-1410 for a copy of this code.
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Wards: Who is my Councilman? What Council ward do I live in? General information on Council wards.- To determine your Councilman or Councilwoman and the ward you reside in, please contact the City Clerk's Office at (702)... (more)
- To determine your Councilman or Councilwoman and the ward you reside in, please contact the City Clerk's Office at (702) 267-1400. You may also view the Ward Map.
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City Council Meetings: How do I view/download an agenda, back up material, minutes or video for a City Coun...- Agendas, backup information, minutes, and video can be accessed on the City of Henderson... (more)
- Agendas, backup information, minutes, and video can be accessed on the City of Henderson website.
If you are looking for information older than August 2, 2005, please contact the Records Division at (702) 267-1410.
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Voter Registration: How do I update my voter registration (name/address/party affiliation)?- To keep your voter registration current (name/party affiliation changes), you must re-register to vote. You can update y... (more)
- To keep your voter registration current (name/party affiliation changes), you must re-register to vote. You can update your voter registration in person at any City Clerk's Office, The Clark County Election Department, any Department of Motor Vehicles location, before a Field Registrar, or request an application be mailed to you by contacting the City Clerk's Office at (702) 267-1400. Address Updates can be done online, or by a change of address notice card.
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United States House of Representatives: Who are Henderson's representatives in the US House of Representat...- Congresswoman Dina Titus represents Nevada's 1st District. ... (more)
- Congresswoman Dina Titus represents Nevada's 1st District. Contact Congresswoman Titus.
Congressman Mark Amodei represents Nevada's 2nd District. Contact Congressman Amodei.
Congresswomen Jacky Rosen represents Nevada's 3rd District. Contact Congresswomen Rosen.
Congressman Ruben Kihuen represents Nevada's 4th District. Contact Congressman Kihuen.
You may also enter your address to determine who are your Legislative Representatives - enter your address.
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Lobbyist Disclosure: How do I make a disclosure to the City of Henderson when I have a communitcated as a l...-
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Lobbyist are required to register
and pick up an identification badge with the City Clerk’s Office prior to
lobbying.
Lobbyist are required to disclose communication with the City
Council or Planning Commission within five business days of contact.
Lobbyist are required to disclose communication with City
staff within with working days of the end of every month with contact.
For information on other ways to submit lobbyist disclosures, or if you have additional questions, please call the Office of the City Clerk at
(702) 267-1400.
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Advisory Boards and Commissions: How can I be considered for a board or commission appointment?- In order to be considered for a board or commission appointment,a ... (more)
- In order to be considered for a board or commission appointment,
a Board and Commission Interest Form must be completed and submitted to the Office of the City Clerk. When there is a board or commission member vacancy, interest forms for the specific position will be forwarded to the Mayor and City Council for consideration and appointment at a City Council meeting. Appointees are notified by the City Clerk's Office in writing.
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City Council Meetings: How do I request an Interpreter or Communication Services for Public Meetings or Pr...- The City of Henderson is committed to compliance with the Americans with Disa... (more)
- The City of Henderson is committed to compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and is dedicated to providing equal access to all city-sponsored programs, services and activities for citizens with disabilities.
City Council and Redevelopment Agency meetings are held in the Council Chambers. If you need an accommodation to attend or participate in this meeting, arrangements for a sign language interpreter or services necessary for effective communication for qualified persons with disabilities should be made as soon as possible, but no later than 72 hours before the scheduled event. Listening devices are available for persons with hearing impairments.
Please contact the City Clerk's Office at (702) 267-1400 or TTY: 7-1-1, at least 72 hours in advance to request a sign language interpreter for City Council and Redevelopment Agency meetings. You may also submit your request using the Contact Henderson icon.
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Business Impact Statement: How do I appeal an adopted ordinance that impacts my business?- Nevada Revised Statutes 237 requires a municipality to perform an analysis of the impact and prepare for record a busine... (more)
- Nevada Revised Statutes 237 requires a municipality to perform an analysis of the impact and prepare for record a business impact statement when considering a new ordinance, or amending an old ordinance, which is likely to impose a direct and significant economic burden on a business. The analysis requires, in part, sending copies of the proposed ordinance amendment to specifically affected businesses, to trade unions, to the Chamber of Commerce, in such a way as to give notice to the businesses that might be affected.
If a business believes that (1) the City failed to prepare a business impact statement as required pursuant to NRS 237 or (2) the business impact statement prepared by the City did not consider or significantly underestimated the economic effect of the ordinance on the particular business, the business may object to all or a part of the ordinance by filing a written petition with the City Clerk within thirty (30) calendar days following approval of the subject ordinance by the City Council. There are no additional grounds upon which a business may object to an ordinance under this Chapter.
Business Impact Statement Petition
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Municipal Elections: When are Municipal Elections held? -
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Henderson Municipal Elections are governed by Nevada
Revised Statues (NRS). Municipal elections are held in conjunction with the
statewide election calendar in even-numbered years. The next City of
Henderson Municipal Election will be held in 2022.
Offices up for Election:
- Mayor
- Councilman Ward III
- Municipal Court Judge, Department
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Copy of an Ordinance or Resolution: How do I obtain a copy of an Ordinance or Resolution?- You may view and print recently approved ... (more)
- You may view and print recently approved Ordinances and Resolutions. To obtain a copy of an approved Ordinance or Resolution not listed under this link, please contact the City Clerk's Office, Records Division at 702-267-1410.
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Advisory Boards and Commissions: How do I get a copy of the minutes from a Board or Commission meeting?- Board and Commission minutes are available online at ... (more)
- Board and Commission minutes are available online at City of Henderson Boards and Commissions.
If you would like a copy of the approved/signed minutes, please contact the Records Division at (702) 267-1410.
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Mail/Absentee Ballot: How do I obtain a Mail/Absentee Ballot? - Mail/Absentee Ballots may be obtained by sending a request in writing to:... (more)
- Mail/Absentee Ballots may be obtained by sending a request in writing to:
Clark County Election Department
P.O. Box 3910
Las Vegas, NV 89127-3910
Request letters must include:
- Name
- Address
- Election for which you are requesting the mail ballot
- Letter is signed by the requestor
Deadline for requests is by 5:00 p.m. on the Tuesday before Election Day.
Absentee ballot requests must be submitted each calendar year.
For more information contact the Clark County Election Department at (702) 455-6552
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Mail/Absentee Ballot: When will I receive my Mail/Absentee Ballot?- Delivery of mail ballots BEGINS 20 days before Election Day for in-state voters and 40 days before Election Day for out-... (more)
- Delivery of mail ballots BEGINS 20 days before Election Day for in-state voters and 40 days before Election Day for out-of-state voters.
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Copy of City Charter: How do I get access to or a copy of the City Charter?- The City Charter is part... (more)
- The City Charter is part of the Henderson Municipal Code. If you would like a copy of the Charter, please contact the City Clerk's Office, Records Division at 702-267-1410.
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Voter Registration: Where do I register to vote? - You may register to vote in person, before a Field Registrar or at one of the following locations on or before the regis... (more)
- You may register to vote in person, before a Field Registrar or at one of the following locations on or before the registration deadline:
- City of Henderson, City Clerk's Office, 240 S. Water St.
- Clark County Election Department
- Department of Motor Vehicles
- Any Nevada State Welfare Agency or WIC Office
- By Mail - You may request a Voter Registration Application be sent to you. Please call (702) 267-1400
- Online at the Nevada Secretary of State website if you have not already registered to vote in any County in Nevada and are in possession of a Nevada DMV issued photo ID card or drivers license
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Business Impact Statement: How do I submit a business impact statement petition?- Nevada Revised Statutes 237 requires a municipality to perform an analysis of the impact and prepare for record a busine... (more)
- Nevada Revised Statutes 237 requires a municipality to perform an analysis of the impact and prepare for record a business impact statement when considering a new ordinance, or amending an old ordinance, which is likely to impose a direct and significant economic burden on a business. The analysis requires, in part, sending copies of the proposed ordinance amendment to specifically affected businesses, to trade unions, to the Chamber of Commerce, in such a way as to give notice to the businesses that might be affected.
If a business believes that (1) the City failed to prepare a business impact statement as required pursuant to NRS 237 or (2) the business impact statement prepared by the City did not consider or significantly underestimated the economic effect of the ordinance on the particular business, the business may object to all or a part of the ordinance by filing a written petition with the City Clerk within thirty (30) calendar days following approval of the subject ordinance by the City Council. There are no additional grounds upon which a business may object to an ordinance under this Chapter.
Business Impact Statement Petition
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Copyright Permissions: How do I request Copyright Permissions?- Please submit a case with the use and the item requesting copyright permissions.... (more)
- Please submit a case with the use and the item requesting copyright permissions.
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