The Encroaching Urban Growth: A Farmer's Perspective on Expanding City Limits

The video discusses the challenges faced by agricultural operators in Clark County due to urban encroachment and the uncertainty of urban growth boundaries. It highlights the reluctance to invest in agriculture due to potential future development and the impact of urban livestock ordinances. The county's view of agricultural land as a holding area for future development is also discussed, along with zoning issues related to industrial overlays near railroad tracks.

Why are agricultural operators in Clark County hesitant to invest in their operations?

• Because of uncertainty caused by urban encroachment

• Due to competition from international markets

• Due to the high cost of labor

• Because of a lack of water resources

What is the county's plan regarding the urban growth boundary?

• A 10-year plan

• A 3-year plan

• A 5-year plan

• A 20-year plan

What could happen if a property is taken inside the urban boundary?

• It could be exempt from any urban regulations

• It could be automatically converted into a park

• It could face restrictions due to the urban livestock ordinance

• It could be used for agricultural purposes only

How does the county view agricultural land in terms of future development?

• As a permanent agricultural zone

• As a protected natural reserve

• As a site for renewable energy projects

• As a holding area for future development

What zoning designation is given to land near the railroad track?

• Residential

• Commercial

• Agricultural only

• Future industrial