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Reno City Council Approves 99-Year Lease Extension for Sky Tavern

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What happened

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The Reno City Council approved a lease extension for Sky Tavern, allowing the organization to operate on the 143-acre, city-owned property until October 31, 2118. Under the new agreement, Sky Tavern will pay $1 annually and remains responsible for the property's operation and maintenance. Chris Brown, CEO of Sky Tavern, stated the long-term agreement will help the nonprofit attract donors and fund major projects.

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Why it matters

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The long-term security provided by the lease allows Sky Tavern to structure its finances and plan major improvements for the next 10 to 100 years. This stability is intended to guide decisions regarding the mountain's future and support ongoing youth ski programs.

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Who's involved

  • Chris BrownCEO of Sky Tavern, who noted the lease helps attract donors and fund projects.
  • Hillary SchieveReno Mayor, who stated preserving the mountain was a priority.
  • RenoThe city whose council approved the lease extension for the property.

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  • Washoe CountySpeculative

    Washoe County might see stabilized demand and increased revenue from local tourism due to the preservation of the recreational asset.

  • RenoSpeculative

    Reno might see changes in property maintenance costs or local tax revenue related to the city-owned property.

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