Action - Nye County

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NYE COUNTY AGENDA INFORMATION FORM
C] Presentation
C] Presentation & Action
Department: Emergency Services
Agenda Date:
July 7, 2009
Category: Regular Agenda Item
Phone: 764-9063
Contact: Brent Jones
Continued from meeting of:
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Location:
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Action requested: (Include what, with whom, when, where, why, how much ($) and terms)
Discussion, deliberation, and possible decision to appoint two (2) members to the Nye County Animal
Advisory Committee (AAC) due to upcoming vacancies per the Committee bylaws. Current AAC members
whose terms are up for reappointment are Steve Benson and Jenn LaMana.
Complete description of requested action: (Include, if applicable, background, impact, long-term commitment, existing county policy,
future goals, obtained by competitive bid, accountability measures)
On June 17, 2008, the Board of County Commissioners passed bill 2008-06, establishing an Animal Advisory
Committee. This committee was formed with seven committee members appointed by the BOCC, with terms
ranging from 1-3 years.
Attached is a list of the ten (10) applicants & applications to choose the two (2) Committee members from.
Any information provided after the agenda is published or during the meeting of the Commissioners will require you to provide 20 copies:
one for each Commissioner, one for the Clerk, one for the District Attorney, one for the Public and two for the County Manager. Contracts
or documents requiring signature must be submitted with three original copies.
Expenditure Impact by FY(s): (Provide detail on Financial Form)
IXI No financial impact
Routing & Approval (Sign &
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Nye County
Emergency Services
Brent Jones, Director
1510 Sin Lane, Ste. 1
Pahrump, NV 89060
Phone (775) 751-4279
Fax (775)751-4280
Animal Advisory Committee Applications
1.
Nancy Lord
2. Jenn La Mana
3. Belinda Hendrickson
4. Jim Patterson
5. Nita Boyles
6. Steve Benson
7. Cora Bishop
8. Dorothy Cola
9. Marlene Johnson
10. Diane Davis
Nye County Animal Control
Animal Advisory Committee Application
1510 Sin Lane, Suite #2
Pahrump, Nevada 89060
(775) 751-6315
FAX (775) 751-6323
Phone: (775) 751-6315
Hours of Operation:
Mon. Fri. 8 A.M. —5 P.M.
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The Board of County Commissioners on June 17, 2008 passed Bill 2008-06 to establish
an Animal Advisory Committee. This committee will he formed with seven committee
members to be appointed by the BOCC. Applicants interested in seeking a position on
this committee are encouraged to apply through an application process described below.
The BOCC will consider all applicants in their deliberations.
Applicant Document Requirements
I. Complete enclosed applicant information.
2. Complete enclosed questionnaire.
3. Attach current resume.
4. Attach personal reference list.
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Please return complete application packet to the Nye County Animal Control Office at
1510 Sin Lane Pahrump, NV 89060 on or before June 9, 2009.
All applications not containing the complete requested documentation or information
might not be accepted for consideration.
Closin2 Date for Applications Is June 9 2009
Please PRINT all information except for your signature. Incomplete or illegible applications
may be returned.
1. APPLICANT INFORMATION:
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Nancy LOt’d, MD
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nomindspring.com
www.nancyfordltd.com
Experience
Nevada CMI Litigation
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I 998-2006, Pahrurnp and Las Vegas, NV: Numerous commercial and family law bench
trials.
2001, Pahrump, NV: Obtained a stay of a motion to change custody at the Nevada Suprem
e Court.
2003, Las Vegas, NV: Tried a toxic mold case with one weekend of preparation
after lead counsel
became ill.
2005, Pahrump, NV: Successfully litigated against Valley Electric for fair compe
nsation under eminent
domain; award of attorney’s fees was affirmed by the Nevada Supreme Court. 121 Nov.
7; 106 P.3d 1198
(Nov. S. Ct. 2005).
2008, Pahrump, NV: Reversed of denial of change of custody by the Nevada
Supreme Court.
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Federal Criminal Defense
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1994, Albuquerque, NM: 16 counts of FDCA and trademark violations, acquitted,
after only one month
of preparation.
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1996, Miami, FL: 28 counts of FDCA and mail fraud charges dismissed by the
US weeks before trial.
1996, Rena, NV: 2 counts of jury tampering and conspiracy reduced to misdem
eanor charges on the
eve of trial.
1998, Scranton, PA: Multiple FOCA and mail fraud charges, mistrial on all counts
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1999, Flint, Ml: Client was acquitted in a multiple defendant high volume marijuana
trafficking and
conspiracy charge, after two weeks of preparation; US v. Martinez, 253 F.3d 251 (
th
6
Cir. 2001 )(co
defendants’ sentences reduced on remand, 46 Fed. Appx. 322 (
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6
Cir. 2002).
2004, Los Angeles, CA: Defendant charged with the Los Angeles Cannabis Resou
rce Center; sentence
of probation only for cultivation of medical marijuana.
State Criminal Defense
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1993-7, Atlanta, GA: Numerous acquittals of criminal charges including murder.
1995, Sacramento, CA: After one weekend of preparation, 3 defendants m a marijuana
cultivation
case were acquitted after arguments that the planting was to protest laws agains industrial
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1998 present, Pahrump, NV: Excellent record of resolved criminal cases in Nye
County and other
Nevada Counties since arrival in 1998, but no case was brought to trial by the District
Attorney.
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Patent Bar, 1999.
JD, Georgetown University School of Law, 1990.
MD, University of Maryland, 1978.
BS, cum laude, Organic Chemistry. University of Maryland, 1973.
Medicine
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Pathology Resident, 1978-9, performed 100 autopsies
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922 P.2d 541
112 New. 1015
Tracy Lynn WALLACE, Appellant,
V.
Pieter Kenneth WALLACE, Respondent
No. 28145.
Supreme Court of Nevada.
Aug. 16, 1996.
[112 Nev. 1016] MartaPresti Salas,
Reno, for Appellant.
Todd Torvinen, Reno, for Respondent.
Page 542
OPINION
ROSE, Justice:
Appellant Tracy Voilmer (formerly
Tracy Wallace) and respondent Pieter
Wallace were married and had a son, Drake.
[112 Nev. 1017] After they divorced, Tracy
gained physical custody of Drake, and she
and Pieter shared joint legal custody.
Around the time Tracy remarried, she and
Pieter began to disagree about the amount of
visitation Pieter should have. The dispute
was taken before the district court, which
established a visitation schedule and ordered
certain abatements in Pieter’s child support
obligation.
Tracy appealed. She claims that the
district court failed to consider Drake’s best
interests in establishing the visitation
schedule, that the court erred in granting
Pieter a reduction in his child support
obligation for travel expenses connected to
visitation., and that it erred in ordering
visitation for Pieter’s mother without
conducting a hearing.
FACTS
Tracy and Pieter were divorced on May
1991,
when their son, Drake, was less
28,
than a year old. They entered into a child
custody and support and property settlement
agreement, which the district court adopted
in its divorce decree. Tracy and Pieter
fàstcise
shared joint legal custody of Drake, and
Tracy was awarded physical custody. Pieter
received “reasonable rights of visitation”
and was ordered to pay $250 per month in
child support.
From the divorce until about September
1994, the parties agree that visitation
occurred largely without problems. After
Drake was about two years old, he began to
stay overnight with Pieter, typically one or
two nights a week. During the summer of
1994, Pieter was unemployed; he therefore
paid only $100 a month in child support, but
took care of Drake every weekday while
Tracy worked.
In September 1994, Tracy remarried,
and Pieter began ajob with weekends off.
He had worked weekends at his earlier job.
The flexible visitation which occurred
before ended. The parties arrived at an
arrangement where Drake stayed with Pieter
every other weekend. Initially, Drake also
stayed overnight at Pieter’s on Wednesdays.
Tracy then stopped the overnight stay on
Wednesdays because she felt that Drake was
too tired and cranky the next day at his
preschool. Pieter was not satisfied with the
visitation he could exercise. After
discussions between the parties failed, Pieter
filed a motion with the district court on
January 27, 1995, to establish specific
visitation. Pieter later withdrew his motion,
but Tracy filed her own. The court therefore
held a hearing on the matter on October 16,
1995.
Nancy Lord
Attorney at Law
Nancy Lord, Ltd.
Licensed in NV. CA. GA
Registered Patent Attorney
Admitted to the US Supreme Court
775-253-0137
nancylordmindspring.cem
www.nancylordftdcom
REFERENCES:
Jason Greenstein, Esq.
General Counsel
Supplement Formulators. Inc.
11000 Commercial Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334
954-202-7660
Maria Zlotek, Esq.
Deputy District Attorney
Nye County District Attorney’s Office
1520 E. Basin Ave.
Pahrump, NV 89060
775-751-7080
Sheldon Lustigrnan, Esq.
The Lustigman Firm
149 Madison Avenue
Suite 805
New York, NY 10016
212-683-9180
1970 N. Leslie Rd.. No. 220, Pabrump, NV 89060
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FAX (775) 751-6323
1510 Sin Lane, Suite#2
Phone: (775) 75 -63 15
Hours of Operation:
Mon.
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Please PRINT all information except for your signature. incomplete or illegible applications
may be returned.
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I have been riding since the age of 5. I had the responsibilities of owning my own ponies while I was young
learning most of the necessities of caring for equines early on.
Growing up, I have had a variety of animals as pets. I cared for any animals I found out on the streets or
woods. (Bat, chipmunk, deer, Blue crane chicks, puppies and kittens)
I worked for a local Pony Rides in Reseda, CA for 7 years, starting at age 12. I groomed, saddled, took
ponies to birthday parties, gave lessons, and ran the horse rental arena. I competed in many horse shows
(Halter, bareback Jumping and other various Classes).
I was a member of Blue Shadows Mounted Drill Team in Hansen Dam, Ca. for my childhood years.
After I left high school, I attended Pierce College in Woodland Hills, Ca. from 1989-1992 to pursue a degree
in Equine Science. I was 12 units short when I joined the Navy. While attending Pierce College I was on the
Intercollegiate Rodeo Team competing in barrel racing.
During that time I worked for the SPCA on campus at the Equine Unit; feeding, grooming and working with
the animals that had been confiscated due to abuse, neglect, or financial hardship.
I worked for Pierce’s Extension Program helping teach the equine riding classes. I also worked for the
Equine instructor reconditioning his broodmare and training a few horses there on campus for other
students.
I became the youngest to receive a certificate from Horsemanship Safety Certification, Inc. offered through
Pierce College.
I worked for the YMCA Camp Collins in Oregon as a wrangler. I fed, groomed, saddled, gave trail rides, and
riding lessons.
I have spent time rehabilitating feral cats and finding homes for them in Los Angeles most of the years I
lived there.
When I was discharged from the Navy for being disabled, I lived in Wixom, Michigan. I worked with the
President of the Barrel Racing Association helping her get her horses ready for barrel races by working
them and warm ups before race.
After living there for 4 years I returned to California to live on a ranch in San Luis Obispo with goats, cows,
dogs and cats, and horses.
As you can see, my life has always revolved around animals of all types in one way or another since I was a
child.
Now my time is devoted to my canine rescue and helping other rescues in any way possible.
Over the term ‘08-09 1 have been on the Nye County Animal Advisory Board and still currently on it. It’s
been an amazing and great experience. I love this work and hope to continue on the board.
WORK IISTRRY
2004-2007
Las Vegas, NV
CANINE TRAINER
PETSMART
I trained dogs at 2 different Petsmart locations. Rainbow/Lake Mead
PetSmart and the Fort Apache/2 15 store. I was responsible for the sales of
training classes, giving classes beginner through advanced and all training
paperwork involved. I also was in-store to help answer any animal questions
people may have had from nutrition and food to behavioral/training issues. I
used my classes as a platform to guide students towards spay/neuter. By the
time I left 99.99% of my classes heavily believed in spay/neuter.
2003-2004
Las Vegas, NV
CAT ADOPTION COUNSELOR
HEAVEN CAN WAIT SANCTUARY
I ran the Cat Adoption Center for the Rainbow/Lake Mead PetSmart store. I
was responsible for the care of all cats/kittens and sanitization of cages. I
adopted them out according to the screening process designed for good home
placement. I worked with many feral and ill-tempered cats until they were
adoptable.
2000
Lancaster, CA
ASSr. MGi?
WEST PARK VILLAS
Posted rents, ran weekly reports to supervisor and owner, entered deposits,
responsible for delinquency, and served 3-day notices. Leased apartments in
spare time with high percent of rentals. On-site, on-call for property
emergencies from residents. Handled resident complaints. Helped with
budget issues. Did Unit-by-Unit inspections. Yardi’99 & 2000 trained.
2000
Pahndale, CA.
LEASING CONSULTANT/ASS?. MGR
RIDGEVIE W VILLAGE/SHADOW SPRINGS
Answered phones, greeted prospective tenants, toured prospectives through
models, did rental, employment & credit checks, move-ins and outs, wrote
work orders, maintained files from prospective to actual tenant. Worked at
two separate properties as Leasing Agent and Asst. Mgr on the other.
1999-2000
Palmd ale, CA.
LEASING CONSULTANT
SAGE STAFFING/CHAPARRAL APTS.
Temporary assignment through Sage Stalling. Answered phones, greeted
prospective tenants, toured prospectives through models, did rental,
employment & credit checks, move-ins and outs, wrote work orders,
maintained files from prospective to actual tenant.
SWITCHBOARD/RECEPTIONIST
1998-1999
San Fernando, CA. OFFICE DEPOT BUSINESS SERVICES
Started working as Temp from Manpower and placed as full-time employee of
Office Depot. Answer very busy multi-phone lines, greeted guests, processed
outgoing Fed Ex & UPS, and helped employees with basic computer/internet
problems.
1998
Paso Robles, CA.
REALTORS ASSISTANT/ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
HOME AND RANCH REALTORS
Answered busy multi-phone lines, maintained all records of all realtors from
a new listing to the close of Escrow. I put new listings into the Internet site
and the local MLS system. I wrote the weekend and monthly magazine ads
for the office. I did Internet searches for houses, ordered supplies and
performed related duties as assigned.
1997-1998
San Luis, CA.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
SAN LUIS PERSONNEL SERVICES
Temporary assignments for Chemron, Creative Beginnings, and St. Rose School answering
phones, data entry and order entry.
1997
Newhall, CA.
MANPOWER
Word
Temporary assignments for Lockheed Martin Skunk Works.
processing, phones, resume verifring, preparing documents for new
employees, and general office duties.
1996-1997
Noui, ML
MERRITT HANDLING ENGINEERING, INC.
Answered multi-phone lines, order entry, invoicing, basic A/P & AIR,
obtained freight rates, collections, shipping/receiving-worldwide and
domestic, ordered all office and warehouse supplies, coordinated freight pick
Made travel arrangements for Vice-President and
ups and deliveries.
President. Typed quotes and proposals for salesmen, Vice-President and
President. Maintained company 401k and Profit Sharing Plan portfolios.
Created formulas in Excel for bi-monthly sales figures for sales meetings.
Used Windows ‘95, Word, and Excel programs.
1995-1996
Walled Lake, ML
SHELVING AND RACK SUPPLY INC.
Answered multi-phone lines, order entry, invoicing, basic A/P & A/R,
obtained freight rates, collections. Typed quotes and proposals for salesmen
and President. Used Word, Excel, and ACT programs.
1994-1995
Farmington, ML
AERODATA COMPUTER SERVICES, INC.
Answered multi-phone lines, order entry, invoicing, shipping/receiving,
ordered office supplies, maintained customer service. Created marketing
design portfolio for ‘94 NAJAS (Auto Show) and ‘95 Autodesk presentations.
Used Word, Excel, and Act programs.
1992-1994
Norfolk, VA.
FIREFIGHTER/RECEPTIONIST
U.S. NAVY- Honorable Discharge
Firefighter on USS Yellowstone AD-4 1, a Destroyer Tender. Trained in all
aspects of damage control and safety procedures. Security clearance for all
areas of the ship. Receptionist for 40-room lodging barracks. Answered
phones, took messages, checked residents in and out of rooms, and trained
new employees.
Animal Advisory committee Application
Please PRINT all information except for your signature incomplete or illegible
applications may be returned.
Name:
Belinda Hendrickson
Address: P.O. Box 3104. Pahrump, NV 89041
E-Mail:
[email protected]
Telephone Number:
775-910-1640
Since 1994
I wish to serve Nye County and Pahrump to the best of my ability especially
concerning the rapid changes we are going through which impact not only the
humans, but the animals.
Yes. I served on the Department of Bio-Medical Engineering Graduate Admissions
Committee at OSU and several other educational committees at OSU and later at the
University of Louisville.
C. How would you describe your experience on that committee or board?
All the committees I have served on (particularly the Graduate Admissions
Committee) were very fulfilling. We were helping students attain their goals in
education and life.
0. Name and location of that committee or board:
Bio-Medicai Engineering Graduate Admissions Committee
Columbus, Ohio
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Ohio State University,
President, German Shepherd Rescue of Las Vegas, Inc.
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a non-profit rescue.
Closinq Date for Applications is June 9 2009
P.O. Sax 3104
Phmmp. NV.
Work 702410-4366
Home 776-910-1640
B&uida Hendñdson
Functional
summy
Employment
Extensive engineering, medical, project management, administrative and
customer/client service skills paired with advanced software capabilities.
Las Vegas, NV.
Telepacific Communiciations
2001 Current
Network Services Sr. Project Manager
Supervise and itnplernent telecommunication network projects including
commissioning and decommissioning equipment and circuits across the
1arest privately owned telecommunications company in the United
States.
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Columbus, OH
CoreComm Communications
1999 2001
Sr. Engineering Project Manager
• Develop, implement and manage company-wide new switch test project,
including order entry, provisioning, translations, call functions, recordings,
voice mail, end user instnzctionMraining and billing processes
- Develop training and materials for order entry, provisioning, sales,
customer service and other internal organizations
Manager for the development and testing of aft voice and data products
• Research and resolve technical issues including routing, translations,
caller Id, call functions (features), Centrex and others
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1996 1999 LClfQwest Columbus, OH
Dedicated ProvisionlngfEngineering Manager
• Daily management of 50 prcMsioners handling apx. 3000 technical orders
including DSO, TI, T3, DC 3-48, SS7, ATM and frame relay circuits.
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1992
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1996
University of Louisville
Louisville. KY
Assist, Professor & Academic Advisor
The Ohio State University
1981 1991
Assist Professor & Academic Advisor
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Education
Columbus, 01-1
Columbus, OH
The Ohio State University
1972-1981 BA, MS., PhD BioMedical Engineering
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Personal References
Debi Wormald
Nye County Animal Shetter
(775) 161-7020
Tim McCarty
(775) 751-6315
Dr. Travis Pond
American Pet Hospital
3879 E. Sunset Road
Las Vegas, NV
(702) 454-7740
Aclonria Perez
Personal Reference
(775) 727-7087
N)e County Animal Control
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Please ietum complete application packet to the Nie County Athaai Cannel OfEce
1510 Sari Lane Pahanunp. NV 89060 once befoze June 9. 2009.
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James [Jim] Patterson
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[email protected]
Telephone Number: 7754514991
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How ioug Nyc Coutn’ resident:
2. APPLICANT QEStONAITh:
A. lVbv do ou wth to be on the Animal Adthorv BoarC
I am permanently retired resident of this town and a life long advocate for
animal rights. I believe in responsible animal ownership.
As a permanent resident I am presented with this opportunity to utilize my
life long experience to contribute positively to this community in an area for
which I am qualified and dedicated.
I strongly support community awareness regarding humane care and treat
ment of animals and advocate animal rights established by the rule of law,
spay & neuter, adoption and oppose puppy mill breeders
B. Have you ret been
committee or board member before’
Present:
1. Member of Board of Directors for 1(9 Kastie 4 Paws Rescue in Pahrump
2. Patterson Sanctuary — Permit by Nye County Animal Control (Exp 10109)
Past: I am the founder of Purebreds, Inc. (1997-2001) created for the adoption
and rescue and breeding Labrador Retrievers for donation to PAWS WITH A
CAUSE, INC. (Michigan), a non-profit organization which trains assistance
dogs for handicapped person.
C. How would too describe oor exp*riemce 00 tint commtttee or board:
My experience is above average regarding adoption & rescue procedures,
fund raising, veterinary evaluation of animals for treatment, etc.
I have been “mentored” by many veterinarians to develop my skills and
understanding of canines and their needs.
I am a capable fund raiser, able to obtain volunteers, develop team players and
organize and direct requisite operations
D. Name and bation of that committee or board:
4 Paws Rescue is in Pabrump
Purebreds,
ma, now defunct, was in Orlando, Florida
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group affiliation:
None
4gDatej,4pplicadons I June 9, 2009
Nyc County Animal Advisory Committee Appcation
JIM PATTERSON
Biographica’ RESUME Summary
Before my retirement and since leaving college my lifetime professional career was in hospitalltylfood ser
vice management in airhne catering, amusement/theme parks and franchise specialty restaurants in south
ern California. I began in entry level management. eventually reaching my highest position as Vice President
Operations for Lov&s Enterprises, Inc. a southern California franchise chain of barbecue specialty restau
rants.
After much research I purchased property in Pahrump in 1999 specifically for my retirement and the ameni
ties available for keeping my own dogs in a rural community with an ideal climate.
I moved to Pahrump in June 2001 after 5 years with Universal Resorts, Orlando ( ‘1996-200lwhere
I was senior food Equipment and specialty buyer for Universal’s ISLANDS OF ADVENTURE ® theme park
which opened In 2000.
My last employment was a 4 year contract (2002-2006) with Six Flags theme parks as Corporate Purchasing
Manager-Food Service which concluded at the end of 2006 when I “officially” retired.
Personal Information:
Age, 67
Retired homeowner
2 Sons & I grand daughter
I own 10 dogs and currently hold a Nye County Sanctuary permit., Over the years I have adopted 4 dogs
from the shelter and worked with the shelter (Shelly Weldon) and non profit groups in Pahrurnp as a foster
home for dogs until they could be placed for adoption.
I have donated to others for adoption fees, spay& neuter fees, vaccinations and veterinary services to assist
in the adoption of dogs which would not otherwise be possible
Nye County Animal Advisory Committee AppHcaton
JIM PATTERSON
PERSONAL REFERENCES
Ray Robert
Detective, Nye County Sheriffs Department
775-751-7000
Holly Henseler, DVM
Animal Care Center of Pah rump
See Letter tLached
775-751-2224
Kevin Collins, DVM
Veterinarian. Law Vegas
702-408-5452
Tina Martinez, LVT
State of Nevada Licensed Veterinary Technician
775-781-2224
Debbie MaUwitz
Senior Family Services Investigator
Department of Family Services, Las Vegas
775-727-8503
7024554306
Eileen Hart-Crawford
K9 Kastle
775-751-2851
Karen DiMassa
Owner, Business & Home Services, Pahrump
775-537-2400
Bill Renshaw
Owner, PRO SHED, Pahrump
775-537-0755
Fred Wieland
Chief Judge Emeritus, International Chili Society
775-751-1063
ANIMAL CARE CENTER OF PAHRUMP
6981 N HWYI6O
PAHRUMP, NV 89060
April 13,2008
To whom it may Concern,
first met Jim Patterson in 2001 when he presented at my Veterinary Clinic with his
Labradors. His compassion for his animals is unbounded. His knowledge of common
problems and willingness to explore new situations is extraordinary. With the addition of
the Wolf Hounds and some mixed breed dogs to the Labradors the extent of the
possible presenting problems Increased incredibly. We have indeed faced a number of
these problems. Jim’s natural desire to obtain the most positive result from every
situation is unmatched and his pets benefit from his efforts.
We have gotten to know each other extremely well as Jim’s dog Brooke was diagnosed
with diabetes mellitus in 2002. Treatment of the disease requires insulin and a life time
commitment by the owner to the pet. To deal with the disease takes the patience of a
saint, a willingness to learn and a willingness to put the pet’s best interest first. Jim was
the perfect provider for Brooke; she lived a long and healthy life as a diabetic. Through
Brooke I saw Jim’s ability to meet each obstacle, analyze it objectively and come up
with a realistic and workable plan.
The events that Jim has gone through with his pets with my help or that of some other
specialty veterinarians has given him incredible insight into the plight and needed care
to keep pets healthy. I believe his presence on any committee dedicated to the welfare
of animals would be a great asset to the community.
Sincerely,
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Dr. KevinH.. Collins
doggydoctortox,net
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F- 702.255.4124
I first met Jim Patterson in Pahrump about 7 years ago. I worked as a relief
veterinarian at Animal Care Center of Pahrump and cared for many of his Thur legged
friends. I also provided services for him thru my mobile veterinary practice when
emergencies arose.
He has always seemed to have the patients well being in mind and was willing to
incur the expense for the best recommended medical treatments available. Jim always
followed the recommended treatment plan that was given by a professional and was able
to improve the health and quality of life for many patients, lie also has a good
understanding of medicine and will improve his knowledge base when he is not familiar
with a disease process in order to improve the patient’s health.
I think it would be a wonderful relationship if he served on the newly formed
animal advisory committee in Nyc County. I feel he has a good understanding of animal
husbandry and the medical needs of animals. I believe his decisions would be based on
the animals needs without economics or politics influencing those decisions and his
moral compass will help benefit the veterinary medical community.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
Kevin H. Collins D.V.M.
FACILITY INSPECTION NOTES
Name of Facility: Patterson Sanctuary
Address: 1891 W. Wilson
City: Pahruinp, NV 89048
Phone number: (775) 751-8991
Name of Owner: James Patterson
Nyc County Animal Control
1510 Sin Lane. Suite #2
Pahru.rnp, NV 89060
Phone (775) 751-6315
Fax (775) 751-6323
Date of Inspecrion: 10/01/08
I met with Mr. Patterson at his residence to conduct facility inspection of his residential
sanctuary. I found Mr. Patterson’s property to be immaculately clean, inside and outside.
as well as beautifully cared for. Mr. Patterson keeps rescued dogs or an occasional dog
that needs fostering until it can be placed in permanent home, Mr. Patterson has put a
great deal of time and effort into planning the operational aspect of this facility. While
Mr. Patterson only has and keeps a limited number of dogs, he has a system. .in place
where he and his dogs live by a routine & set pattern daily and the effects of that kind of
scheduled life shows in the relaxed and cairn attitude and atmosphere that is present at
this facility.
Mr. Patterson, being retired, is able to really focus his tirne on giving oversight and
guidance to his animals which is just what is needed to have a well behaved & happy’
animal.
We have never had occasion to be called out to Mr. Patterson’s regarding any complaints
about animal issues at his residence.
In finding a very well kept & maintained property along with happy and healthy animals
I fully recommend Mr. PattcrsoWs facility he approved for a facility permit.
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Jon T. McCarty
10/0! /2008
Animal Faculty CertWicate
Pahrump, Nevada
DATE APPROVED: 10/01/2008
CERTIFICATE #: FC 08-09
TYPE SANCTUARY
This Certificate is issued pursuant to the requirements of Sections 08.100
& 08.140 of Title 6 and 20 of the Nye County Code. Certifying that at the time of issuance this
faculty was in compliance with the ordinances of the County of Nye regulating animal facilities.
PATTERSON SANCTUARY
1891 W. WILSON
PAHRUMP, NV 89048
EXPIRES:10/01/2009
OWNER: JAMES RATTERSON
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1510 Sin Lane, Sufte #2
Pahrump, NV 89060
(775) 751-6315
(775) 751-6315
FAX (775) 751-6323
Phone: (775) 751 -6315
Hours of Operation:
Mon.
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an Animal Advisory Committee. This committee will be formed with seven committee
members to be appointed by the 80CC. Applicants interested in seeking a position on
1. Complete enclosed applicant information.
2, Complete enclosed questionnaire.
1510 Sin Lane Pahrump, NV 89060 on or before June 9. 2009.
Closing Date for Applications Is June 9, 2009
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Enmlnvent Iii story
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101 Fir St.
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Jeannie Roberson
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Mel Will±ams
6360 S
4 Oa]ri&ge Ave.
Pabrump,
890L8
(775) 751-6315
FAX (775) 751-6323
Pabrump. Nevada 89060
Phone: (775) 751 63 15
Hours of Operation:
Mon.
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Corn Bishop
7800 s Wild horse Rd
Pahrump, Nv 89061
775-513-8250
[email protected]
County Animal Advisory Committee
OBJECTIVE: TO become a member of the Nye
QUALIRCATIONS
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breed pugs for the love of the animal. l also belie
handling of animals.
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would like the opportunity to do so.
Personal References
Patti Chipman
Belinda Bishop
Laura Billrnan
Paul Willis
Pat Kreigh
775- 727-1404
775-727-9772
702-290-6131
775-764-7535
775 -727- 9686
Pahrurnp, Nevada 89060
(775) 751-6315
FAX (775) 751-6323
1510 Sin Lane, Suite# 2
Pahrunip, Nevada 89060
Phone: (775) 751-6315
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Deb Manheim CPDT
321 Bertelli Court
Las Vegas, NV 89144
702-219-9174
Kelly Moore RN
P.O. Box 1224
Pahrump, NV 89041
775-727-4196
Tanya Brum
201 E. Jaybird
Pahrump, NV 89048
702-845-4748
Cheryl Schultheis
5920 Marylou Street
Pahrump, NV 89061
775-751-1035
Dianna Kahn LSW
85 Chapman Heights Street
Las Vegas, NV 89138
702-880-5515
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1591 W. McMurray Drive
Pahrump, NV 89060
Home: 775-727-8226
Cell: 702-290-4215
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Renal Care Group
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Positions:
DaVita Las Vegas, Nevada
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Reflex Tampa, Florida
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Charge Nurse
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Positions:
Kllnikum Nuernberg Nuremberg, Germany
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10-81 to 10-82
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Krankenhaus Harlaching
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