When the Coyote Springs Golf Club was built in 2008, homes were expected to quickly follow, according to Emilia Cargill, Coyote Springs Investments’ legal counsel. Cargill stated that Coyote Springs is entitled to build 49,600 units in Clark County and 110,000 units in Lincoln County per a 40-year development agreement.  “Coyote Springs and its owners, […] … [Read more...] about Court win moves Coyote Springs closer to building homes

A fleet of 80 new golf carts is expected to arrive at the Coyote Springs golf course by March 1. Emila Cargill, vice president and general counsel of Wingfield Nevada Group, told the Record in a phone interview, “We’re looking to have a good year this year. Golf has been playing. Lots of players from […] This article is available to Lincoln County Record … [Read more...] about New golf carts coming to Coyote Springs

At the recommendation of Coyote Springs Investments? legal counsel Emilia Cargill, the Lincoln County Board of County Commissioners will be moving forward to dissolve the consolidated general improvement district between the county and Coyote Springs. Action was taken by unanimous vote at the commission meeting Feb. 19. Cargill said she believed it is in the […] … [Read more...] about Coyote Springs? general improvement district to be dissolved

On July 24, Nevada state water engineer Jason King hosted a meeting in Moapa in which he discussed his ruling on several groundwater basins in rural eastern Nevada, including Lincoln County, which he believes are seriously over appropriated. A large group of people gathered to hear King explain this ruling. As reported later on KLAS […] This article is … [Read more...] about Coyote Springs Dealt Another Blow in Battle for Water