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November 9, 2007
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Most of Pahrump would be a no-fee area under the draft desert tortoise habitat conservation plan, shown in white. Developers in the red area, mostly east of Highway 160 and north of Leslie Street, would pay a higher fee of $550 per acre, while those in the blue area in the southernmost valley, would pay a lower fee of $250 per acre.
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TORTOISE FEES: County takes comment on desert tortoise plan
Developers will no longer be required to negotiate permits individually with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on acreage fees for the accidental taking of desert tortoises in Pahrump Valley, with the drafting of a habitat conservation plan by Nye County, which excludes most of the valley from paying any fees.
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HORACE LANGFORD JR. / PVT
Taylor Lau, 10, Brittney Lindgren, and Kristi Daffer, 12, go after the volleyball in a match at Pahrump Valley High School during the regular season. Today, the Trojans are at Silverado High School in Las Vegas for the first round of the Nevada Class 3-A State tournament. They will play Yerington at 8:40 p.m.
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PV spikers in title quest
LAS VEGAS -- Amy Braach-Hart delayed lunch the other day; her turkey sandwich could wait until she got more information about the Yerington volleyball team.
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