(REPRINTED WITH ADOPTED AMENDMENTS)
FIRST REPRINT S.C.R. 9
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 9–Senator Rawson
February 15, 2001
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Referred to Committee on Legislative Affairs and Operations
SUMMARY—Urges Department of Transportation to conduct study of feasibility of constructing highway between Mesquite and Caliente. (BDR R‑739)
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Senate Concurrent RESOLUTION—Urging the Department of Transportation to conduct a study of the feasibility of constructing a highway between Mesquite and Caliente.
1-1 Whereas, The construction of a highway between Mesquite and
1-2 Caliente would mitigate the effects of the isolation and inaccessibility of
1-3 Caliente and the surrounding area; and
1-4 Whereas, The construction of a highway between Mesquite and
1-5 Caliente would provide a direct route from Mesquite to U.S. Highway No.
1-6 93 and would complete the corridor from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City;
1-7 and
1-8 Whereas, The construction of such a highway would greatly improve
1-9 access to the Great Basin National Park; and
1-10 Whereas, The construction of such a highway would help to promote
1-11 tourism and provide economic benefits to this state; now, therefore, be it
1-12 Resolved by the Senate of the State of Nevada, the Assembly
1-13 Concurring, That the Nevada Legislature hereby urges the
1-14 Department of Transportation to conduct a study of the feasibility of
1-15 constructing a highway between Mesquite and Caliente that includes,
1-16 without limitation:
1-17 1. An analysis of the types of highways that may be constructed and
1-18 the approximate cost to construct each type of highway;
1-19 2. An estimate of the number of vehicles that would use the highway
1-20 each year;
1-21 3. An analysis of the benefits of constructing the highway, including a
1-22 monetary estimate of the economic benefits to this state; and
1-23 4. An analysis of whether such a highway should be constructed; and
1-24 be it further
1-25 Resolved, That the Secretary of the Senate prepare and transmit a copy
1-26 of this resolution to the Director of the Department of Transportation.
1-27 H