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Conduct a public hearing to receive objections from the public concerning the granting of a telecommunication system franchise to Rio Virgin Telephone Company dba Reliance Connects to provide telecommunication services in the town of Bunkerville, Nevada; and to direct staff to finalize the terms and provisions for a telecommunications utility system franchise agreement with Rio Virgin Telephone Company dba Reliance Connects and bring back to the Board for consideration and approval; and providing for other matters properly related thereto. Commission District: B (For possible action)

Public Hearing Agenda Ready Introduced May 9, 2024

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contract
Field
Technology

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Accept the application of Rio Virgin Telephone Company d/b/a Reliance Connects (hereafter called "Franchisee") for a Franchise to provide telecommunic… Clark County, NV
Committee
Clark County Board of Commissioners
Requested by
Business License
Introduced
May 9, 2024
On agenda
May 21, 2024

Where it was heard

Clark County Board of Commissioners May 21, 2024 Approved as Recommended Pass

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