North Las Vegas public meetings in 2022

City Council Meeting

The City Council will hold public hearings and vote on a proposed amendment to the Comprehensive Master Plan and a zoning change to allow a 29-lot single-family residential subdivision at the northwest corner of Centennial Parkway and McCarran Street. The consent agenda includes contracts for pool rehabilitation, firefighter equipment, and road projects, as well as several business license approvals. The council will also consider multiple interlocal agreements with the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada for street and neighborhood improvement projects.

• Rezoning 4.19 acres from commercial to planned unit development for a 29-lot single-family subdivision (Centennial & McCarran)
• Contract awards totaling $442,620 for rehabilitation of Petitti Pool and Walker Pool
• Contract amendment up to $431,000 for firefighter personal protective equipment
• Supplemental interlocal contract adding $600,000 for neighborhood rehabilitation (CIP 10280A-22)
• Second amendment to Paymentus web payment processing agreement totaling up to $1,704,821 through 2033

The City Council approved several land use amendments and zoning reclassifications for residential and industrial projects. The council also awarded construction contracts for pool rehabilitations and continued a proposed ordinance regarding catalytic converter possession for 60 days.

• Approved $222,543 contract for Petitti Pool rehabilitation (5-0)
• Approved $220,077 contract for Walker Pool rehabilitation (5-0)
• Approved land use change to Single Family Medium at Centennial Parkway and McCarran Street (5-0)
• Approved rezoning of 4.19 acres to PUD/PID for a 29-lot residential subdivision (5-0)
• Approved Special Use Permit for hazardous materials storage at 8951 North Terryl B Adams Street (5-0)
• Approved rezoning of 4.1 acres to Multi-Family Residential near Craig Road (5-0)
• Continued Ordinance No. 3160 regarding catalytic converter possession for 60 days (5-0)
• Passed Ordinance No. 3148 to annex land in the Apex Industrial Park (5-0)

City Council Special Meeting

The North Las Vegas City Council is holding a special meeting to receive presentations from applicants for the Ward 2 vacancy and then discuss and appoint a new council member for that ward. The meeting includes public comment on agenda items and general public forum.

• Presentations of Statements of Interest by applicants for the Ward 2 City Council vacancy
• Discussion and appointment of the Ward 2 council member

The City Council held a special meeting to fill the Ward 2 vacancy. After hearing statements of interest from eight applicants, the Council voted to appoint Ruth Garcia-Anderson to the seat.

• Approved the meeting agenda (4-0)
• Received statements of interest from eight applicants for the Ward 2 vacancy
• Denied motion to appoint Trisha Geran as Ward 2 Council Member (1-3)
• Appointed Ruth Garcia-Anderson as Ward 2 Council Member (3-1)

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several items, including a proposal to rezone two parcels at Martin L. King Boulevard and June Avenue to allow an 18-lot attached single-family subdivision. Other items include special use permits for a marijuana dispensary, a liquor license for a restaurant, and a religious institution, as well as final development plans for subdivisions with up to 257 lots.

• Rezoning and tentative map for 18-lot attached single-family subdivision at Martin L. King and June (Vibranium at York)
• Special use permit for a marijuana dispensary at 3930 West Craig Road (Rise Dispensary)
• Final development plan for a 257-lot single-family subdivision at Donna Street and Ann Road (Sedona)
• Special use permit for storage of 683,312 gallons of petroleum products near Lamb and Lone Mountain (Lone Mountain Las Vegas Property)
• Major modification to development agreement for Villages at Tule Springs (D.R. Horton)

The Planning Commission approved several special use permits for liquor licenses, a marijuana dispensary, and a religious institution. It also approved final development plans for three housing subdivisions and a major modification to the Villages at Tule Springs development agreement.

• Approved 18-unit townhome project 'Vibranium at York' (7-0)
• Approved liquor license for Ramen AKU at 6572 North Decatur Blvd (7-0)
• Approved marijuana dispensary at 3930 West Craig Road (7-0)
• Approved 27-lot single-family subdivision for Kavison Homes (7-0)
• Approved special use permit for North Las Vegas Foursquare Church (7-0)
• Approved major modification to Villages at Tule Springs development agreement (7-0)
• Approved 257-lot 'Sedona' single-family subdivision (7-0)
• Approved 196-lot 'Tropical Losee' townhome subdivision (7-0)

City Council/RDA Meeting

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency will consider annexing roughly 1,507 acres in the Apex Industrial Park, approving a $100,000 land purchase on Harvard Street, and leasing the former Washington School for $1 per month. Several consent items include gaming license transfers, a cannabis facility license, and contracts for water infrastructure and engineering services.

• Annexation of ~1,507 acres in Apex Industrial Park (Petition No. 174)
• Purchase of 1910 Harvard Street for $100,000
• Lease of Washington School (1901 White Street) to KL QOZB II, LLC for $1/month plus improvement costs
• Up to $599,451 for 2022 Water Master Plan Update with Stantec Consulting
• Up to $250,000 for design of Kapex Well Replacement Project

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency approved several property acquisitions, leases, and infrastructure contracts. The Council also ratified employment agreement extensions for the City Manager and City Attorney and appointed several citizens to city boards and commissions.

• Appointed Councilman Black as Mayor Pro Tempore (4-0)
• Approved $100,000 purchase of real property at 1910 Harvard Street (4-0)
• Approved lease of 1901 White Street (Washington School) to KL QOZB II, LLC for $1.00 per month (4-0)
• Approved $250,000 for Kapex Well replacement design and permitting (4-0)
• Authorized $250,000 for emergency Kapex Well repairs and water purchase (4-0)
• Approved $320,000 for barrier gate arms at City Hall employee parking (4-0)
• Approved $599,451 for 2022 Water Master Plan Update (4-0)
• Ratified employment term extensions to January 14, 2027, for City Manager and City Attorney (4-0)

Veterans Community Commission Special Meeting

The Veterans Community Commission will discuss standard operating procedures for the Veterans and Community Resource Center, community groups using the center, a veterans gift-giving event, and a WalletHub veterans survey. They will also consider scheduling a meeting for January 2023. The meeting includes public forums for comments on agenda items and general matters.

• Discussion of Standard Operating Procedure for the Veterans and Community Resource Center
• Discussion of community groups using the resource center
• Discussion of a Veterans Gift Giving Event
• Discussion of Wallet Hub Veterans Survey
• Possible action to schedule a meeting for January 2023

Library District Board of Trustees Meeting

The North Las Vegas Library District Board of Trustees will discuss and possibly ratify a $10,000 grant from Green Our Planet for a hydroponics program and a $7,864 state grant for collection development. The board will also consider adding an in-service training day for all library staff and receive a presentation from Project SANDI.

• Grant application for hydroponics program from Green Our Planet in the amount of $10,000.00
• Grant application for FY2023 State Collection Development Grant-In-Aid Award in the amount of $7,864.00
• Proposal to add an in-service training day for all library staff
• Presentation from Project SANDI Coordinator, Tammy Westergard
• Service recognition for Library Board Trustee, Cathleen Reese

The Board ratified two grant applications for a hydroponics STEM program and state collection development. Trustees also approved a staff in-service training day for March 2023 and recognized the service of departing Trustee Cathleen Reese.

• Ratified $10,000 hydroponics program grant from Green Our Planet (4-0)
• Ratified $7,864 State Collection Development Grant-In-Aid (4-0)
• Approved staff in-service training day for March 23, 2023 (4-0)
• Accepted service recognition for Trustee Cathleen Reese
• Approved meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved July 26, 2022 meeting minutes (4-0)
• Accepted presentation from Project SANDI Coordinator Tammy Westergard

City Council Special Meeting

The North Las Vegas City Council will hold a special meeting to certify the November 8, 2022 municipal general election results and discuss the process for appointing a new councilmember to fill a vacancy. The agenda includes two action items: approving the election results and approving the application and process for filling the councilmember vacancy.

• Certification of November 8, 2022 Municipal General Election results
• Approval of application and process for filling a councilmember vacancy

The City Council approved the results of the November 8, 2022 Municipal General Election. The Council also approved a schedule and process for filling a Ward 2 Councilmember vacancy, including application deadlines and an appointment date of December 15, 2022.

• Approved the November 18, 2022 special meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved the November 8, 2022 Municipal General Election Results (4-0)
• Approved the application process and schedule for filling a Councilmember vacancy (4-0)

City Council Meeting

The City Council will hold public hearings on several zoning and land-use changes, including a proposal to rezone 66.86 acres for a resort casino and hotel at the northwest corner of Clark County 215 and Losee Road. Other items include a $4 million citywide security contract, a $250,000 settlement for injuries from a city vehicle collision, and a $181,363 grant for police volunteer programs. The meeting also covers routine consent items and appointments.

• Rezoning 66.86 acres to Commercial/Resort Casino Planned Community District for a casino and hotel at 215 and Losee Road (ZN-22-2022)
• Gaming Enterprise District petition for Losee Station Resort & Casino at same location (GED-01-2022)
• Citywide security services contract with American Guard Services, Inc. for $4,044,973.80 over three years
• Settlement of claims by Yolanda Montes and Jorge Mojica for $250,000 from collision with city vehicle
• Construction contract for Gilmore Avenue project from Simmons Street to Allen Lane for $830,164.22

The City Council approved the zoning, gaming district, and special use permit for the Losee Station Resort & Casino. The council also granted $20,000 bonuses and two-year contract extensions to City Manager Ryann Juden and City Attorney Micaela Moore. Additionally, the council approved several other zoning amendments and a lease for the historic Washington School.

• Approved zoning, Gaming Enterprise District, and Special Use Permit for Losee Station Resort & Casino (5-0)
• Approved $20,000 bonus and two-year contract extension for City Manager Ryann Juden (5-0)
• Approved $20,000 bonus and two-year contract extension for City Attorney Micaela Moore (5-0)
• Approved lease of Washington School to KL QOZB II, LLC for $1.00 per month (5-0)
• Approved $4.04M citywide security services agreement with American Guard Services, Inc. (5-0)
• Approved $830,164.22 construction contract with Wadley Construction, Inc. (5-0)
• Approved $250,000 settlement of claims for Yolanda Montes and Jorge Mojica (5-0)
• Appointed Ida Zeiler to the Planning Commission (5-0)

City Council Special Meeting

The City Council is holding a special meeting to consider three emergency ordinances related to Special Improvement District No. 66 (Villages at Tule Springs Village 1). The ordinances would create the district, assess costs against benefiting properties, and authorize the issuance of Series 2022 local improvement bonds. The meeting also includes public forum periods for comments on agenda items and other matters.

• Ordinance No. 3149: Creating Special Improvement District No. 66 (Villages at Tule Springs Village 1)
• Ordinance No. 3150: Assessing costs of special improvements against benefited properties in SID No. 66
• Ordinance No. 3151: Authorizing issuance and sale of Special Improvement District No. 66 Local Improvement Bonds, Series 2022

The City Council approved three emergency ordinances to establish Special Improvement District No. 66 for the Villages at Tule Springs Village 1. These actions allow the city to finance regional infrastructure, including streets, sewer, and water lines, through the issuance of bonds.

• Approved Ordinance No. 3149 to create Special Improvement District No. 66 (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 3150 to assess improvement costs against benefited property in SID No. 66 (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 3151 to authorize the issuance and sale of Local Improvement Bonds, Series 2022 (4-0)
• Approved the meeting agenda (4-0)

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider several land-use items, including a proposal to rezone and subdivide the northwest corner of Centennial Parkway and McCarran Street into a 29-lot single-family residential subdivision. Other items include a townhome reclassification near Craig Road, a special use permit for a single-family dwelling on Harvard Street, and a hazardous materials permit for a Kroger distribution center.

• AMP-16-2022: Comprehensive Master Plan amendment from Community Commercial to Single-Family Medium at Centennial & McCarran (Ward 2)
• ZN-27-2022: Reclassification to PUD/PID for a 29-lot single-family subdivision at Centennial & McCarran (Ward 2)
• SUP-46-2022: Special use permit for 60,000 lbs. of anhydrous ammonia at Kroger/Smith's distribution center (8951 N Terryl B Adams St, Ward 1)
• ZN-25-2022: Reclassification from Open Land to General Industrial at Ann & Sloan (Ward 1)
• SUP-44-2022: Special use permit for a single-family dwelling at 1905 Harvard Street (Ward 1)

The Planning Commission approved multiple requests for residential subdivisions, industrial rezonings, and special use permits. Several of these approvals were forwarded to the City Council for final consideration.

• Approved land use change and 29-lot residential subdivision at Centennial Parkway and McCarran Street (7-0)
• Approved reclassification to R-3 Multi-Family Residential for 78-unit townhome complex at Craig Road and Camino Al Norte (7-0)
• Approved special use permit for single-family dwelling at 1905 Harvard Street (7-0)
• Approved special use permit for hazardous materials storage at 8951 North Terryl B Adams Street (7-0)
• Approved reclassification to M-2 General Industrial at Ann Road and Sloan Lane (7-0)
• Approved single lot commercial subdivision at Lamb Boulevard and Tropical Parkway (7-0)

Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board Meeting

The board will consider approving the agenda and discuss a recommendation for the Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act Round 20. They will also review a water conservation presentation from the previous meeting. No other substantive decisions are on the agenda.

• Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act Round 20 (for possible action)
• Review of Water Conservation Presentation from October meeting (discussion only)

Education Advisory Committee Meeting

The Education Advisory Committee will receive a presentation on four selected schools and related education initiatives, and discuss ways for members to engage and support North Las Vegas school initiatives. The agenda also includes items on a hair care project for Project 150 and SCE Federal Credit Union's education offerings on money management. The meeting is primarily discussion and possible action on these topics.

• Presentation on four schools selected by the Education Advisory Committee and related education initiatives
• Discussion on ways for committee members to engage and support North Las Vegas school initiatives
• Hair care project for Project 150
• SCE Federal Credit Union education offerings on managing money for students

The committee approved the meeting agenda and previous minutes from April and May 2022. Members established a subcommittee to coordinate the donation of black hair care products for students. The committee also received a presentation on funding and initiatives for four selected local schools.

• Approved November 7, 2022 agenda (8-0)
• Approved April 4, 2022 special meeting minutes (8-0)
• Approved May 2, 2022 regular meeting minutes (8-0)
• Approved member engagement in school initiatives
• Established subcommittee for Project 150 hair care project

City Council/RDA Meeting

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency will consider a consent agenda with 23 items, including a $2,016,618.85 construction contract for Kiel Ranch Historic Park Phase IV, a petition to annex 51.76 acres near Nadine Petersen Boulevard, and three new liquor licenses. The meeting also includes an update on economic development in North Las Vegas and a discussion-only item on the Redevelopment Agency agenda.

• Award of $2,016,618.85 construction contract to American Southwest Electric for Kiel Ranch Historic Park Phase IV (Item 15)
• Petition to annex 51.76 acres southwest of Nadine Petersen and North Las Vegas Boulevard (Item 20)
• Full liquor license for BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse at 985 East Craig Road (Item 7)
• Additional $568,136 from BLM for Kiel Ranch Historic Park Phase IV improvements (Item 10)
• Graffiti removal services contract with American Graffiti, Inc. totaling up to $822,699.36 over three years (Item 17)

The City Council approved a series of consent agenda items including multiple business licenses, insurance renewals, and infrastructure contracts. The Redevelopment Agency approved its agenda and previous meeting minutes. Several zoning ordinances were introduced for future action.

• Approved $2,016,618.85 construction contract with American Southwest Electric for Kiel Ranch Historic Park (5-0)
• Approved $822,699.36 three-year graffiti removal agreement with American Graffiti, Inc. (5-0)
• Approved $1,777,518 estimated cost for Health Plan of Nevada-HMO Solution Plan (5-0)
• Approved $669,389.28 estimated cost for Ameritas/VSP Dental and Vision Insurance (5-0)
• Approved $394,255 engineering agreement with Poggemeyer Design Group for P2A Pump Station Rehabilitation (5-0)
• Approved $139,650 vendor management software license with Carahsoft Technology Corporation (5-0)
• Approved liquor licenses for BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse, JYC Family Importers, LLC, and Great Basin Beverage, LLC (5-0)
• Accepted petition for annexation of 51.76 acres by Apex North & Central Properties, LLC (5-0)

Utility Advisory Board Meeting

The North Las Vegas Utility Advisory Board will meet to discuss updates on the Utilities Department Conservation Program, a Residential Sewer Rate Reduction, and the Regional Drought Response. The board will also consider approving the meeting agenda and minutes from April 2022. No votes are scheduled on the discussion items.

• Update on the Utilities Department Conservation Program (discussion only)
• Update on Residential Sewer Rate Reduction (discussion only)
• Regional Drought Response update (discussion only)
• Update on Regulatory Programs (discussion only)
• Recap of the Annual Tri-State Seminar (discussion only)

The board approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from April 26, 2022. The remainder of the meeting consisted of staff presentations and discussions regarding water conservation, sewer rates, drought response, and regulatory compliance.

• Approved October 25, 2022 agenda (4-0)
• Approved April 26, 2022 meeting minutes (4-0)

City Council Meeting

The City Council will hold public hearings and vote on two rezoning requests to change land use designations to heavy industrial, including a 73-acre parcel near North Belt Road and I-15. The consent agenda includes contracts for police tasers ($850,000), a fire rescue vehicle ($1.2 million), and road rehabilitation ($4.4 million). A presentation on a new nonprofit accelerator program is also scheduled.

• Public hearing on amendment to change 73 acres from Resort Commercial to Heavy Industrial at North Belt Road and I-15
• Rezoning of 4.25 acres from Open Land to General Industrial near Beesley Drive
• Five-year $850,000 agreement with Axon Enterprise for police tasers
• $1.2 million purchase order for a Pierce Velocity heavy duty rescue fire truck
• $4.4 million construction contract with Las Vegas Paving for neighborhood roadway rehabilitation

The council voted 5-0 to approve a comprehensive plan amendment and zoning change for 73.15 acres at the northeast corner of North Belt Road and I-15, changing the land use from Resort Commercial to Heavy Industrial and the zoning from General Commercial to General Industrial. They also approved a separate zoning change for 4.25 acres near Beesley Drive from Open Land to General Industrial. The consent agenda, including a $4.4 million roadway rehabilitation contract and a $1.2 million fire department rescue vehicle purchase, was approved unanimously.

• Approved AMP-08-2022: Comprehensive Master Plan amendment changing land use from Resort Commercial to Heavy Industrial at North Belt Road and I-15 (5-0).
• Approved ZN-18-2022 and Ordinance 3141: Rezoned 73.15 acres from C-2 to M-2 (General Industrial) at North Belt Road and I-15 (5-0).
• Approved ZN-23-2022 and Ordinance 3145: Rezoned 4.25 acres from O-L to M-2 (General Industrial) near Beesley Drive (5-0).
• Approved consent agenda including $4,400,000 contract with Las Vegas Paving for roadway rehabilitation (5-0).
• Approved $1,200,000 purchase order for one Pierce Velocity Heavy Duty Rescue vehicle for the Fire Department (5-0).
• Approved $850,000 five-year agreement with Axon Enterprise for Tasers (5-0).
• Approved Resolution 2706 for Special Improvement District No. 66 (Villages at Tule Springs Village 1) (5-0).
• Set final action for November 16, 2022, on Ordinance 3144 to rezone 66.86 acres near Losee Road for a resort casino planned community.

Planning Commission Regular Meeting

The Planning Commission is considering several land use amendments, reclassifications, and development plans. Key items include requests for new multi-family housing and various commercial projects including a ghost kitchen and a hookah lounge.

• 222-unit multi-family development (Elysian) east of Clayton Street and north of Craig Road
• 74-unit multi-family residential development (Puravida Senior Living) west of Simmons Street
• Request to allow a ghost kitchen within an existing daycare at 4095 West Craig Road
• Special use permit for Upscale Hookah Lounge at 345 West Craig Road, including a liquor license and park separation waiver
• Comprehensive Master Plan amendment to change land use from Single-Family Low to Neighborhood Commercial at Decatur Boulevard and Grand Teton Drive

The North Las Vegas Planning Commission approved several land use and zoning requests, including a commercial redevelopment at Grand Teton and Decatur, a ghost kitchen at an existing daycare, a 222-unit apartment complex, and a senior living facility. All approvals were forwarded to the City Council for final consideration. One item, a tentative map for a commercial subdivision at Tropical and Lamb, was continued to November 9, 2022.

• Approved master plan amendment for Neighborhood Commercial at Grand Teton & Decatur (7-0)
• Approved rezoning to C-1 Neighborhood Commercial at Grand Teton & Decatur (7-0)
• Approved master plan amendment for Mixed-Use Commercial for ghost kitchen at 4095 W Craig Rd (7-0)
• Approved PUD amendment for ghost kitchen at existing daycare, with conditions (7-0)
• Approved final development plan for 222-unit multi-family complex east of Clayton St (7-0)
• Approved site plan review for 74-unit senior living complex near Simmons St (7-0)
• Approved master plan amendment to Employment for Siena Holdings retail site (7-0)
• Approved PUD amendment for office/warehouse building at Siena Holdings site (7-0)

Parks Arts Recreation and Culture Advisory Board Regular Meeting

The Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board will meet to review the meeting agenda and hear a presentation regarding water conservation and turf conversion. The public may provide comments during two separate forum sessions.

• Presentation regarding water conservation and turf conversion

City Council/RDA Meeting

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency will meet to vote on several citywide service contracts and zoning amendments. The body is considering new restrictions on water conservation and residential pool sizes, as well as recognizing Juneteenth as a holiday in union agreements.

• Ordinance 3136 and 3138 regarding water conservation and residential pool size zoning
• Agreement with Core & Main, LP for water operations maintenance not to exceed $465,000
• Services agreement with USA Fleet Solutions, LLC not to exceed $286,850
• Purchase agreement with Teledata Technologies for $86,542.40 for City Hall security cameras
• MOU with Teamsters Local 14 to recognize Juneteenth as a holiday

The City Council unanimously approved three water conservation ordinances (Ordinances 3136, 3138, and 3147) to restrict new non-functional turf, limit residential pool sizes, and incorporate regional water conservation rules. The council also approved three memoranda of understanding with Teamsters Local 14 recognizing Juneteenth as a paid holiday for administrative, non-supervisory, and supervisory employee groups. A presentation outlined two education initiatives totaling an estimated $1.2 million in ARPA funding to support under-performing schools and broader student/teacher engagement.

• Approved Ordinance 3136 (ZOA-04-2022) amending Title 17 for water conservation (5-0).
• Approved Ordinance 3138 (ZOA-05-2022) amending residential pool sizes (5-0).
• Approved Ordinance 3147 amending Chapter 13.08 to incorporate new regional water conservation restrictions (5-0).
• Approved MOU with Teamsters Local 14 recognizing Juneteenth as a holiday for administrative employees (5-0).
• Approved MOU with Teamsters Local 14 recognizing Juneteenth as a holiday for non-supervisory employees (5-0).
• Approved MOU with Teamsters Local 14 recognizing Juneteenth as a holiday for supervisory employees (5-0).
• Approved consent agenda including minutes, equipment purchases, and service agreements (5-0).
• Approved and accepted Veterans Community Commission Strategic Work Plan and Calendar of Events (5-0).

Citizens Advisory Committee Meeting

The committee will elect a Chairman and Vice Chairman for the 2022-2023 grant cycle. Members will also review, evaluate, and prioritize the scoring of the NLVCares Community Grant Program.

• Election of Chairman and Vice Chairman for 2022-2023 Grant Cycle
• Review, evaluation, and prioritization of NLVCares Community Grant Program scoring
• Setting dates and times for upcoming grant cycle and public hearing
• Discussion regarding completion of FY 2021-2022 and first quarter of FY 2022-2023 grant cycles

The Citizens Advisory Committee approved the scoring and ranking of 13 NLV Cares Community Grant Program applicants, with Foundation for Positively Kids ranked first and Folded Flag Foundation last. They also set the upcoming grant cycle timeline, including an October 20 application opening and a November 18 closing date. Additionally, the committee elected Jeff Alpert as Chairman and Jo Cato as Vice Chairman for the 2022-2023 grant cycle.

• Approved agenda (4-0)
• Elected Jeff Alpert as Chairman and Jo Cato as Vice Chairman (4-0)
• Approved rankings of NLV Cares Community Grant Program applicants (4-0)
• Approved dates and times for upcoming grant cycle and public hearings (4-0)

City Council Meeting

The City Council will vote on several high-cost purchase agreements for city vehicles and facility upgrades. The body will also discuss the creation of a Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy Program and introduce ordinances regarding water conservation and pool sizes.

• Purchase agreement for graffiti trucks from Cobalt Truck Equipment for $561,444
• Purchase agreement for utility crew trucks with crane from Idaho Truck Specialties LLC for $552,770
• HVAC equipment and installation for the Justice Facility at 2332 Las Vegas Boulevard North not to exceed $84,897
• Resolution No. 2704 to create the Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy Program (C-PACE)
• Agreement for legal case management software with Thomson Reuters not to exceed $114,666

The council passed Resolution 2704 creating a Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) program to finance energy efficiency, renewable energy, resilience, and water efficiency improvements for commercial and industrial properties. The program is expected to have minimal impact on city staff, with program administrators handling most project review. The council also approved the consent agenda, including a liquor catering license, equipment purchases, and service agreements, and set final action for October 5 on three zoning and water conservation ordinances.

• Passed and adopted Resolution 2704 creating the Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) program
• Approved the agenda as amended, with Items 11 and 15 withdrawn
• Approved liquor catering business license for Cin City Enterprises dba Cinful Cocktails at 1370 West Cheyenne Avenue
• Approved non-operational status for restricted gaming liquor licenses for Giles Properties dba Sporting Chance from Sept 30, 2022 to Sept 30, 2023
• Approved agreement with ACCO Engineered Systems for HVAC equipment installation not to exceed $84,897
• Approved purchase agreement for utility crew trucks with Idaho Truck Specialties not to exceed $552,770
• Approved purchase agreement with Cobalt Truck Equipment for four graffiti trucks for $561,444
• Approved first amendment to prisoner transportation services agreement increasing annual amount from $50,000 to $100,000

Education Advisory Committee

The committee will review recommendations for potential City Council action regarding local schools. Discussion includes support for specific elementary, middle, and high schools, as well as a backpack pick-up and resource fair.

• Support for Antonello Elementary School, Craig Elementary School, Sedway Middle School and Cheyenne High School
• Backpack Pick-Up and Resource Fair recommendations
• SNUMA presentation
• Report on assignments and data points from June 6, 2022 meeting

The Education Advisory Committee approved recommendations to support Cheyenne High School, Sedway Middle School, Lewis Craig Elementary School, and Antonello Elementary School. Actions include WEIDA assistance, tuition reimbursement, distributing activity dates, and sponsoring Spanish learning for teachers. The committee also accepted data from school visits and approved the agenda and prior minutes.

• Approved agenda as amended, removing Item No. 3 (7-0)
• Approved February 28, 2022 meeting minutes (7-0)
• Accepted assignments and data points from school visits (7-0)
• Approved recommendations for school support: WEIDA assistance, tuition reimbursement, activity dates, and Spanish teacher sponsorship (7-0)
• Accepted recommendations from June 6, 2022 meeting on backpack pick-up and resource fair (7-0)
• Reiterated Item No. 7 to confirm action items (7-0)

Education Advisory Committee

The regular meeting of the Education Advisory Committee scheduled for August 1, 2022, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for August 11, 2022, at 5:00 PM.

North Las Vegas Charter Comittee

The North Las Vegas Charter Committee is meeting to elect a Chair and Vice Chair to two-year terms. The committee will receive a staff presentation on the city charter's function and discuss potential charter revisions for recommendation to the City Council.

• Election of Committee Chair (two-year term)
• Election of Committee Vice Chair (two-year term)
• Discussion of staff recommended changes to the North Las Vegas City Charter

The North Las Vegas Charter Committee elected Don Schaefer as Chair and Sophia Romero as Vice Chair, both unanimously. The Committee voted 11-0 to recommend to the City Council that a third Municipal Court department be established instead of appointing a hearing commissioner, as proposed by staff. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting included a staff presentation and discussion of possible charter changes.

• Elected Don Schaefer as Chair (11-0)
• Elected Sophia Romero as Vice Chair (11-0)
• Approved the June 27, 2022 agenda (11-0)
• Recommended to City Council to create a third Municipal Court department in lieu of a hearing commissioner (11-0)

City Council Special Meeting

The City Council is holding a special meeting to review and possibly approve the results of the June 14, 2022, Municipal Primary Election.

• Approval of June 14, 2022 Municipal Primary Election Results

The City Council approved the June 14, 2022 municipal primary election results as recommended by the City Clerk. The clerk reported that the mail ballot drop box was monitored at all times and picked up daily by the Clark County Elections Department. The motion passed unanimously with four votes in favor and none against; Mayor John J. Lee was absent.

• Approved June 14, 2022 primary election results (4-0, Mayor Lee absent)
• Approved special meeting agenda of June 24, 2022 (4-0, Mayor Lee absent)

Veterans Community Commission Special Meeting

The Veterans Community Commission is meeting to discuss and possibly approve its strategic work plan, goals, and calendar of events. The commission will also review the floor plan for the Veterans Resource Center and the city's veterans services social media and website.

• Approval of Veterans Community Commission Strategic Work Plan and Goals
• Approval of Veterans Community Commission Calendar of Events
• Review of Veterans Resource Center Floor Plan
• Discussion of City's Veterans Services Social Media and Website

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider several items including a $2,026,271 annual action plan and various labor agreements to recognize Juneteenth as a holiday. The agenda also includes multiple contract extensions for flood control projects and several gaming business license requests.

• FY 2022-2023 Annual Action Plan totaling $2,026,271
• Property insurance renewal with Alliant Insurance Services, Inc. up to $475,573
• Recognition of Juneteenth as a holiday for police and fire union agreements
• Grant application for the Victims of Crime Act Program totaling $112,612
• COSSAP grant application for substance abuse treatment up to $1,300,000

The North Las Vegas City Council approved a consent agenda including a $2.03M action plan, property insurance, and a compensation study, and adopted ordinances on short-term rental fees, cannabis regulations, and zoning changes. It also approved a $19.7M construction contract for a water reclamation facility and a $1.3M grant for substance abuse treatment. Six items related to Juneteenth holiday recognition were withdrawn from the agenda.

• Approved FY 2022-2023 Annual Action Plan ($2,026,271)
• Approved property insurance renewal with Liberty Mutual ($475,573)
• Approved Baker Tilly compensation and classification study
• Approved $19,719,510 construction contract with M.M.C., Inc. for WRF Flow Equalization Basin
• Approved COSSAP grant application up to $1,300,000 for substance abuse treatment
• Adopted Ordinance No. 3123 amending short-term rental license fees
• Adopted Ordinance No. 3124 repealing and replacing cannabis establishment regulations
• Adopted Ordinance No. 3127 allowing short-term rentals in permitted uses

Parks Arts Recreation Culture Adv Board Regular

The Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board is meeting to receive updates on public art installations. The session focuses on discussion regarding specific park art projects and general park-related items.

• Update on park murals at Valley View Park (Playground, South Park Wall, and Lake Mead Wall)
• Update on Seastrand Park Traffic Circle Park Art Project
• Board member updates on park art ideas

Planning Commission Regular Meeting

The Planning Commission will review several requests for land use changes, including a 222-unit multi-family development and a 53-lot subdivision. The body will also consider special use permits for a child care facility, a church, and a car wash. Additionally, the commission may act on an amendment to the city's RV parking requirements.

• Orchard Canyon II: Request to change land use to Single-Family Medium and reclassify to R-CL for a 53-lot subdivision at Lamb Boulevard and Tropical Parkway
• Elysian: Request to reclassify from C-2 to PUD for a 222-unit multi-family development east of Clayton Street
• Primrose School: Special use permit for a child care facility at Centennial Parkway and Aliante Parkway
• Abundant Heart Community Church: Special use permit for a church at Simmons Street and Gilmore Avenue
• ZOA-03-2022: Proposed amendment to Title 17 Zoning Ordinance regarding RV parking requirements citywide

The Planning Commission approved a comprehensive plan amendment, rezoning, and tentative map for the 53-lot Orchard Canyon II single-family subdivision at Lamb Boulevard and Tropical Parkway, forwarding them to City Council. It also approved special use permits for a child care facility, a Verizon utility building, a church, a wheelchair van sales lot, a convenience store with gas pumps, and a car wash, each with conditions. A zoning ordinance amendment modifying RV parking rules and permitted uses was approved for City Council consideration. The U-Haul sign variance request was continued to July 13, 2022.

• Approved AMP-04-2022 land use change to Single-Family Medium for Orchard Canyon II (7-0)
• Approved ZN-08-2022 rezoning to R-CL for Orchard Canyon II (7-0)
• Approved T-MAP-05-2022 tentative map for 53-lot subdivision with conditions (7-0)
• Approved SUP-20-2022 child care facility at Centennial and Aliante with conditions (7-0)
• Approved SUP-23-2022 Verizon utility building with commercial development conditions (7-0)
• Approved ZN-09-2022 rezoning to PUD for 222-unit multi-family development (7-0)
• Approved SUP-14-2022 church at Simmons and Gilmore with conditions (7-0)
• Approved ZOA-03-2022 zoning ordinance amendment on RV parking and permitted uses (7-0)

City Council and Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The City Council will decide on several service contracts, including a professional auditing agreement and police department equipment. The body is also discussing updates to municipal codes regarding short-term rentals and cannabis establishments.

• Professional auditing services contract with Crowe LLP not to exceed $736,560
• Purchase orders not to exceed $499,785 for a Veterans Resource Center at Skyview YMCA
• Police Department locker purchase and installation from Spacesaver Intermountain, LLC not to exceed $382,328.87
• Emergency replacement of Chiller #1 at the Justice Facility with ACCO Engineered Systems, Inc. not to exceed $327,700
• Proposed ordinances regarding short-term rental license fees and civil penalties

The North Las Vegas City Council approved a consent agenda including contracts for auditing, IT, lockers, security, and a Veterans Resource Center, and passed resolutions on casino license extensions and leasing office space. It also introduced several ordinances for future action, including short-term rental and cannabis regulations. Councilwoman Goynes-Brown was appointed Mayor Pro Tempore for a one-year term.

• Approved consent agenda items including contracts for auditing ($736,560), IT ($53,557.12), lockers ($382,328.87), and security ($313,157.83) (unanimous)
• Approved purchase orders up to $499,785 for Veterans Resource Center at Skyview YMCA (unanimous)
• Passed Resolution 2694 suspending code requirements for resort casino/hotel licenses (unanimous)
• Passed Resolution 2695 to lease 2,645 sq ft of City Hall to Leadership Institute of Nevada (unanimous)
• Introduced Ordinance 3123 on short-term rental license fees; final action set for June 15, 2022
• Introduced Ordinance 3124 on cannabis establishment regulations; final action set for June 15, 2022
• Introduced Ordinance 3117 for Craig & Allen Apartments rezoning; final action set for June 15, 2022
• Appointed Councilwoman Goynes-Brown as Mayor Pro Tempore for one-year term (unanimous)

Veterans Community Commission Regular Meeting

The Veterans Community Commission will meet to discuss the Veterans Resource Center Program and a presentation on mental and physical wellness. The body will also consider approving the current meeting agenda and the minutes from February 23, 2022.

• Discussion of Veterans Resource Center Program
• Mental and Physical Wellness Presentation
• Approval of February 23, 2022 meeting minutes

The commission approved the meeting agenda and the February 23, 2022 minutes, both unanimously with one abstention. The main discussion focused on the upcoming Veterans Resource Center, where members decided to prioritize counseling services and collaboration with other organizations. Two nonprofits, Horses4Heroes and Forgotten Not Gone, presented their services for potential partnership.

• Approved May 25, 2022 agenda (4-0, Jenkins abstained)
• Approved February 23, 2022 minutes (4-0, Jenkins abstained)
• Discussed Veterans Resource Center programs; decided to focus on counseling services and bridging gaps with other organizations

Library Board Regular Meeting

The Library District Board of Trustees will consider two grant applications and review the tentative budget for fiscal year 2022/2023. The meeting also includes a presentation regarding the Summer Reading Challenge.

• $77,448 Emergency Connectivity Fund Grant Application
• $13,500 Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA), American Rescue Plan (ARP) Digital Collection Development Grant
• North Las Vegas Library District Tentative Budget for Fiscal Year 2022/2023 presentation
• Summer Reading Challenge presentation

The board ratified a $77,448 Emergency Connectivity Fund grant to continue data service for 300 Chromebooks and 62 Wi-Fi hotspots through January 2023. It also ratified a $13,500 digital collection development grant for digital audiobooks. The board approved the meeting agenda and the March 22, 2022 minutes. A presentation on the Summer Reading Program and the tentative FY2022/2023 budget was received for discussion only.

• Ratified $77,448 Emergency Connectivity Fund grant (4-0)
• Ratified $13,500 LSTA/ARP digital collection grant (4-0)
• Approved May 24, 2022 agenda (4-0)
• Approved March 22, 2022 minutes (4-0)

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council approved the tentative FY2022-23 budget of $806.9 million, which includes the city, library district, and redevelopment agency. The council also approved several land-use changes, including a master plan amendment and rezoning for a 196-lot townhome subdivision at Losee Road and Tropical Parkway. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved FY2022-23 tentative budget of $806.9M (5-0)
• Approved master plan amendment for townhomes at Losee & Tropical (5-0)
• Approved rezoning to PUD for 196-lot townhome subdivision (5-0)
• Approved $98,021 Dell computer equipment for police vehicles (5-0)
• Approved $3.28M enterprise asset management project with Aquitas (5-0)
• Approved $360K Aliante Golf Course management agreement (5-0)
• Adopted delinquent utility accounts report (5-0)
• Appointed 9 members to Charter Committee (5-0)

Planning Commission Regular Meeting

The Planning Commission will consider various requests including property reclassifications, master plan amendments, and special use permits. Items range from industrial developments and multi-family subdivisions to restaurant plans and school permits.

• Property reclassification for Carey / Simmons Industrial at Carey Avenue and Simmons Street
• Master Plan amendment for Tropical Losee at Losee Road and Tropical Parkway
• 196-lot multi-family townhome subdivision at Losee Road and Tropical Parkway
• 161-unit multi-family development near Craig Road and Allen Lane
• 170 single-family home development at Losee Road and Deer Springs Way

The Planning Commission approved a comprehensive plan amendment to increase residential density in Mixed-Use Commercial areas within Activity Centers, forwarding it to City Council. It also approved several rezoning and development applications, including a large industrial project at Carey and Simmons, a 196-unit townhome subdivision at Tropical and Losee, and a 161-unit apartment complex near Craig and Allen. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved AMP-03-2022 to increase Mixed-Use Commercial residential density to 50 units/acre in Activity Centers (7-0)
• Approved ZN-04-2022 rezoning Carey/Simmons to M-1 Industrial (7-0)
• Approved AMP-01-2022 to remove Cartier Avenue section (7-0)
• Approved T-MAP-03-2022 one-lot commercial subdivision at Carey/Simmons (7-0)
• Approved ZN-06-2022 rezoning to PUD for 196-unit townhome subdivision at Tropical/Losee (7-0)
• Approved ZN-05-2022 rezoning to PUD/PID for 161-unit apartment complex at Craig/Allen (7-0)
• Approved SUP-06-2022 liquor license for Pier 88 with park separation waiver (7-0)
• Approved ZOA-02-2022 short-term rental ordinance amendment (7-0)

Parks Arts Recreation Culture Adv Board Regular

The Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board will meet to receive updates on specific art installations. The board will also discuss general park-related items and new art ideas.

• Update on Valley View Park murals: Playground, South Park Wall, and Lake Mead Wall
• Update on Seastrand Park Traffic Circle Park Art Project
• Board member updates on park art ideas

The board approved the meeting agenda and prior minutes without opposition. All other items were discussions only, covering updates on park murals, utility box art, the Seastrand Park traffic circle art project, and potential dog park locations. No substantive policy decisions were made.

• Approved May 10, 2022 agenda (unanimous)
• Approved April 12, 2022 minutes (unanimous)

City Council and Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The North Las Vegas City Council denied a full liquor off-sale business license for Up In Spirits LLC dba XO Liquor Lake Mead at 1820 East Lake Mead Boulevard, citing excessive concentration of liquor licenses and high crime in the area. The council also approved several consent agenda items, including a $1.8 million school safety construction contract and a $900,000 indigent defense services agreement. Two zoning ordinances were introduced for future public hearings.

• Denied full liquor off-sale license for XO Liquor Lake Mead (5-0)
• Approved $1,803,348.89 construction contract with CG&B Enterprises for school safety improvements (5-0)
• Approved $900,000 professional services agreement with Leslie Park for indigent defense (5-0)
• Approved $148,420.68 Dell purchase for water reclamation technology refresh (5-0)
• Approved $500,017.60 Oracle software maintenance agreement (5-0)
• Approved conservation easement with Southern Nevada Water Authority for turf removal at Aliante Golf Course (5-0)
• Ratified appointment of Wilson Edgell as Director of Human Resources (5-0)
• Introduced Ordinance No. 3114 for PUD at Lone Mountain and Losee (final action May 18)

Education Advisory Committee

The Education Advisory Committee will meet to review tasks regarding family engagement. Members will also discuss creating assignments and identifying specific data points for North Las Vegas schools.

• Review and adoption of tasks to address family engagement
• Creation of committee member assignments
• Discussion of data points for research on North Las Vegas schools
• Discussion of information for Clark County School District quarterly reports

The committee approved two family engagement tasks (Voice/Visits and Connect the Dots), assigned member roles for school visits and research, and adopted a list of data points to research for North Las Vegas schools. It also approved a recommendation for the CCSD Regional Superintendent's quarterly report, amended to include carryover budget data. All votes were unanimous among present members, with three absent members abstaining.

• Approved agenda for May 2, 2022 (8-0, 3 abstentions)
• Adopted family engagement tasks: Voice/Visits and Connect the Dots (8-0, 3 abstentions)
• Assigned tasks: school visits (Pablo-Bazan to Cheyenne HS; Hirschi to Lois Craig Elementary and Marvin M Sedway Middle), accountability reports (Serrano and Johnson), and community services review (8-0, 3 abstentions)
• Adopted data points for research: grade-level proficiency, carryover funds, certified teachers, harbor data, inequalities, student homelessness (8-0, 3 abstentions)
• Approved as amended recommendation for CCSD Regional Superintendent quarterly report: include low-performing school data and carryover budget (8-0, 3 abstentions)

Veterans Community Commission Special Meeting

The Veterans Community Commission will meet to review several administrative items. The commission is scheduled to discuss and take action on survey results, a strategic plan, and event planning.

• Approval of the April 27, 2022, special meeting agenda
• Discussion and possible action on survey results
• Discussion and possible action on the Strategic Plan
• Discussion and possible action on event planning

The North Las Vegas Veterans Community Commission unanimously approved the results of a community survey, a strategic plan, and a tentative event schedule. The survey, with slightly over a dozen responses, guided the plan, which includes job fairs, health partnerships, and outdoor activities. The commission also discussed a future Veterans Resource Center and a Veterans Day event.

• Approved April 27, 2022 special meeting agenda (5-0)
• Approved survey results (5-0)
• Approved strategic plan (5-0)
• Approved tentative event schedule (5-0)

Utility Advisory Board Regular Meeting

The Utility Advisory Board will meet to discuss updates regarding the Utilities Department Conservation Program and residential sewer rate reductions. The board is also scheduled to consider modifications to utility service rules and proposed changes to senior rates.

• Update on the Utilities Department Conservation Program
• Update on Residential Sewer Rate Reduction
• Modifications to the Utility Service Rules
• Proposed Changes to Senior Rates
• Director's Report by Utilities Director Tom Brady, P.E., LEED AP

The Utility Advisory Board approved its meeting agenda and the minutes from the November 16, 2021 special meeting. The board received informational updates on the water conservation program, residential sewer rate reduction, utility service rules, and senior rates, but took no action on these items.

• Approved April 26, 2022 meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved November 16, 2021 special meeting minutes (unanimous)

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review several items including housing fund allocations, business license location changes, and land annexations. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding zoning reclassifications for residential and multi-family developments.

• Interlocal Agreement with Clark County providing $826,378 for HOME Investment Partnership Act Program Funds
• Interlocal Agreement with Clark County providing $311,798 for Affordable Housing Trust Fund Program Funds
• Change in location for Vegas Valley Growers North LLC marijuana manufacturing and cultivation licenses to 3939 Belmont Street
• Purchase of two utility crew trucks from Cobalt Truck Equipment not to exceed $525,760
• Zoning reclassification of ~5.0 acres at Pecos Road and Rome Boulevard to R-3 Multi-Family Residential District

Planning Commission Regular Meeting

The Planning Commission is meeting to consider several land use amendments, reclassifications, and special use permits. Key discussions include a 196-lot townhome subdivision and a 207-unit multi-family development.

• Proposed 196-lot multi-family townhome subdivision at Southwest Corner of Losee Road and Tropical Parkway
• Site plan review for a 207-unit multi-family development at Southeast Corner of Lamb Boulevard and Tropical Parkway
• Special use permit for a hookah lounge, banquet hall, and restaurant at 1366 West Cheyenne Avenue
• Final development plan for 170 single-family homes at Northwest Corner of Losee Road and Deer Springs Way
• Proposed amendment to increase residential density range within the Mixed-Use Commercial Land Use Category

The April 13, 2022 Planning Commission meeting was not in compliance with NRS 241, so no agenda items were heard. All items, including the consent agenda and public hearings, were continued to the May 11, 2022 meeting. The meeting adjourned at 6:04 PM.

• Meeting agenda not in compliance with NRS 241; all items continued to May 11, 2022
• Consent agenda (minutes of Jan 12, 2022) not heard; continued to May 11, 2022
• AMP-01-2022 Carey/Simmons Industrial continued per applicant request
• ZN-04-2022 Carey/Simmons Industrial continued per applicant request
• T-MAP-03-2022 Carey/Simmons Industrial continued per applicant request
• AMP-02-2022 Tropical Losee continued to May 11, 2022
• ZN-06-2022 Tropical Losee continued to May 11, 2022
• SUP-09-2022 Buzz Hookah and Bar continued to May 11, 2022

Parks Arts Recreation Culture Adv Board Regular

The Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board will discuss various park art projects and member updates. The meeting includes discussions regarding mural progress and park-related items.

• Update on Park Murals at Valley View Park: Playground, South Park Wall, and Lake Mead Wall
• Update on Seastrand Park Traffic Circle Park Art
• Board Member Updates on Park Art Ideas

The Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board approved its agenda and the minutes from the March 9, 2022 meeting. The board discussed updates on park murals at Valley View Park, the Seastrand Park traffic circle art, and various park-related items, but took no other formal actions.

• Approved April 12, 2022 agenda (5-0)
• Approved March 9, 2022 meeting minutes (5-0)

City Council and Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency are reviewing multiple agreements including development options, construction contracts, and professional services. Items range from water utility projects to fire station upgrades and litigation settlements.

• Development agreement for 18.92 acres in the Downtown Redevelopment Core Subdistrict
• $90,000 settlement of litigation with Tony Thomas
• $131,747 purchase of audio video equipment for the Emergency Operations Center
• $301,750 engineering services for Losee Road/Las Vegas Wash Diversion Sewer
• $1,062,000 contract for Cheyenne Avenue and Martin Luther King Boulevard improvements

The North Las Vegas City Council and Redevelopment Agency approved a $8.7 million construction contract for the Alexander Road project and a $743.6 million five-year Capital Improvement Plan. The council also received the tentative $802.4 million FY 2022-23 budget and approved several annexations and contracts. All votes were unanimous with no abstentions.

• Approved $8.7M Alexander Road construction contract (unanimous)
• Approved 2023-2027 Capital Improvement Plan totaling $743,612,896 (unanimous)
• Received tentative FY 2022-23 budget of $802.4M (unanimous)
• Approved $90,000 litigation settlement with Tony Thomas (unanimous)
• Approved $131,747 audio video equipment for Emergency Operations Center (unanimous)
• Approved $301,750 engineering services for Losee Road sewer project (unanimous)
• Approved $1,062,000 Cheyenne Ave & MLK Blvd improvements contract (unanimous)
• Approved annexation of 213.73 acres near Las Vegas Blvd & I-15 (unanimous)

Education Advisory Committee

The Education Advisory Committee is holding a special meeting to address committee structure and goals. The body will consider dissolving existing subcommittees and establishing priorities for educational initiatives.

• Dissolution of the Education Advisory Committee's existing subcommittees
• Priorities of the Educational Initiatives
• Assignment of tasks to committee members for the next meeting

The committee approved dissolving all existing subcommittees to avoid violating Nevada Open Meeting Law and reduce workload. It also approved a new priority of Family and Community Engagement for educational initiatives, and authorized the chairwoman to assign related tasks to members.

• Approved agenda for April 4, 2022 special meeting (unanimous)
• Approved dissolution of all existing subcommittees (unanimous)
• Approved Family and Community Engagement as priority for educational initiatives (unanimous)
• Authorized chairwoman to assign tasks to members for next meeting (unanimous)

Library Board Regular Meeting

The Library District Board of Trustees is meeting to approve the North Las Vegas Library District Strategic Plan. The board will also consider ratifying three separate grant applications for library funding.

• Approval of North Las Vegas Library District Strategic Plan
• Ratification of LSTA ARP grant application for $50,000.00
• Ratification of ALA NEH ARP grant application for $10,000.00
• Ratification of LSTA Mini Grant application for $6,350.00

The North Las Vegas Library District Board of Trustees approved the meeting agenda and prior minutes, then ratified three grant applications: a $6,350 LSTA Mini Grant for the summer reading program, a $50,000 LSTA ARP grant to add 3,500 digital young adult books (with $20,000 from the library collection fund), and a $10,000 ALA NEH ARP grant to convert the Aliante Library meeting room into an art display space. The board also approved the library district's strategic plan, which will be submitted to the Nevada State Library. All actions passed unanimously with four trustees present; three were absent.

• Approved March 22, 2022 meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved January 25, 2022 meeting minutes (4-0)
• Ratified $6,350 LSTA Mini Grant for reading program (4-0)
• Approved North Las Vegas Library District Strategic Plan (4-0)
• Ratified $50,000 LSTA ARP grant for digital young adult books (4-0)
• Ratified $10,000 ALA NEH ARP grant for Aliante art display (4-0)

City Council Regular Meeting

The North Las Vegas City Council will vote on several contracts, budget augmentations, and a municipal code update. The meeting includes presentations from the Clark County School District and the Nevada Department of Transportation.

• Professional Engineering Services Agreement with VTN Nevada for expedited plan review not to exceed $1,000,000
• Increasing Dell Marketing, L.P. computer equipment contract from $700,000 to $1,000,000
• Augmenting FY 21-22 Capital Budget by $1,640,000 for citywide water system repairs
• Ordinance No. 3108 to update rules and regulations for city parks, recreation facilities, and trails
• Agreement with PayNearMe MT, Inc. for utility payment processing totaling $298,500 over five years

The North Las Vegas City Council approved a consent agenda that included a $1M contract with Dell for IT equipment, a $75,000 grant for senior meals, and a $1.64M water system repair budget. They also passed and adopted Ordinance No. 3108 updating park rules and regulations. Presentations were received from the Clark County School District and NDOT, but no decisions were made on those items.

• Approved $1M Dell computer equipment contract (4-0)
• Authorized $75,000 grant application for Senior Meals 2 Go (4-0)
• Awarded $121,987 air filter replacement contract to AAA Air Filter Co (4-0)
• Approved $63,777 construction contract with Yack Construction for HR office (4-0)
• Approved $1M engineering services agreement with VTN Nevada (4-0)
• Approved $298,500 payment processing agreement with PayNearMe (4-0)
• Augmented capital budget by $1.64M for water system repairs (4-0)
• Passed and adopted Ordinance No. 3108 updating park rules (4-0)

Planning Commission Regular Meeting

The Planning Commission will consider several land use applications, including multi-family apartment developments and subdivision maps. The agenda also includes special use permits for a nightclub expansion, an automobile washing establishment, and a liquor license for a fast food restaurant.

• Property reclassification and site plan review for 100-unit apartments at Pecos Road and Rome Boulevard
• Property reclassification and tentative map for a 108-lot multi-family subdivision at North 5th Street and Azure Avenue
• Special use permit for a community center or nightclub expansion at 1820 East Lake Mead
• Tentative map for a 13-lot single-family subdivision at Washburn Road and Conway Street
• Special use permit for an 'on-sale' liquor license at Craig Road and Scott Robinson Boulevard

Parks Arts Recreation Culture Adv Board Regular

The Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board will meet to receive updates on multiple public art installations. The board will also discuss member updates regarding park tours and ideas.

• Neighborhood Recreation Center Wall Mural Project update
• Traffic Box Mural Project update
• Seastrand Park Art Ballard Project update
• Valley View Park Playground Wall Mural Art Project update
• I-15 Metal Wildlife Sculptures Manufacturer Visit update

City Council and Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The North Las Vegas City Council and Redevelopment Agency will meet to discuss land mergers, lease terminations, and various service contracts. Key items include a large real estate sale near the CC-215 Beltway and multiple engineering and utility agreements.

• Sale of 135.36 acres at CC-215 Beltway and Pecos Road for $36,850,000.00
• Parcel map merger/resubdivision on North Las Vegas Boulevard
• Termination of lease with 7-Eleven, Inc. at 810 East Lake Mead Boulevard
• NV Energy line extension agreement for $84,139
• Engineering services agreement with Atkins North America, Inc. up to $740,000.00

The North Las Vegas City Council and Redevelopment Agency approved the sale of approximately 135.36 acres of city-owned land (JCZ South) to Legacy AK LLC for $36,850,000. The council also ratified two lease actions, approved several business licenses and engineering contracts, and passed an ordinance setting municipal judge terms. A presentation on the UNR Cooperative Extension was received, and an ordinance updating park rules was introduced for final action on March 16, 2022.

• Approved sale of JCZ South property to Legacy AK LLC for $36,850,000 (5-0)
• Ratified termination of lease with 7-Eleven, Inc. at 810 East Lake Mead Blvd (5-0)
• Ratified 90-day lease extension with Rec World, Inc. (5-0)
• Approved beer/wine/spirit off-sale license for 7-Eleven Store #38645A (5-0)
• Approved liquor catering license for MixxieMixologist LLC (5-0)
• Approved $740,000 engineering services agreement with Atkins North America for North 5th Street project (5-0)
• Passed and adopted Ordinance No. 3111 setting municipal judge terms (5-0)
• Introduced Ordinance No. 3108 updating park rules; final action set for March 16, 2022

Education Advisory Committee

The Education Advisory Committee is meeting to swear in members and elect a Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson. The committee will also discuss a presentation on Open Meeting Law and work to develop a strategic plan outlining its purpose and goals.

• Swearing-in of Committee Members
• Election of a Committee Chairperson
• Election of a Committee Vice-Chairperson
• Presentation by the City Attorney's Office regarding Open Meeting Law
• Development of a Strategic Plan outlining committee purpose and goals

The committee elected Stephanie Johnson as chairperson and Crystal Hirschi as vice-chairperson, and approved the meeting agenda. It also approved the creation of three subcommittees—Family Engagement, Wraparound Services, and Teacher Retention, Staffing and Leadership—and approved holding a special meeting before the next regular meeting to allow subcommittees to present ideas. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Elected Stephanie Johnson as chairperson (unanimous)
• Elected Crystal Hirschi as vice-chairperson (unanimous)
• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved creation of three subcommittees: Family Engagement, Wraparound Services, Teacher Retention, Staffing and Leadership (unanimous)
• Approved special meeting before next regular meeting for subcommittee presentations (unanimous)

Veterans Community Commission Regular Meeting

The Veterans Community Commission is meeting to select a Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson. The body will also discuss and potentially approve a strategic plan and event planning activities.

• Election of Committee Chairperson
• Election of Committee Vice-Chairperson
• Development and approval of a Strategic Plan
• Planning and approval of events and activities
• Presentation on the Open Meeting Law by Deputy City Attorney Chris Craft

The Veterans Community Commission elected Michael Kelly as chairperson and Marie Holcomb as vice-chairperson, approved its agenda, and accepted a motion to hold a special meeting to develop a strategic plan. The commission also approved discussing event planning at that future special meeting. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Elected Michael Kelly as chairperson (4-0)
• Elected Marie Holcomb as vice-chairperson (4-0)
• Approved the February 23, 2022 agenda (4-0)
• Accepted motion to hold a special meeting for strategic planning (4-0)
• Approved discussing event planning at the special meeting (4-0)

City Council Regular Meeting

The North Las Vegas City Council will vote on several zoning changes, budget augmentations, and professional service contracts. The body is also reviewing opioid litigation settlements and a collective bargaining agreement for corrections supervisors.

• Grant application for $19,121,767 (federal share) and $17,650,862 (local match) for Northern APEX water infrastructure
• Zoning reclassification of 32.92 acres at Revere Street and Clark County 215 (ZN-27-2021)
• Professional engineering agreement with Atkins North America, Inc. not to exceed $396,335 for Brooks Avenue site improvements
• Purchase of 1.39 acres at Martin L. King Boulevard and June Avenue for $161,000
• Resolution No. 2688 to augment the Fiscal Year 2021-22 Budget

Planning Commission Regular Meeting

The Planning Commission will consider several special use permit requests during this meeting. These include applications for a restaurant liquor license, marijuana cultivation and production facilities, a tattoo shop, and a salvage yard.

• Special Use Permit: BJ’s Restaurant, Inc. for an 'On-Sale' Liquor License at Craig Road and Arcata Way
• Special Use Permit: Green Leaf Farms Holdings, LLC for marijuana cultivation at 2935 Coleman Street
• Special Use Permit: Green Leaf Farms Holdings, LLC for edible or infused product production at 2935 Coleman Street
• Special Use Permit: Koolsville Tattoo Parlor for a tattoo establishment at 2525 North Las Vegas Boulevard
• Special Use Permit: TTT Services LLC for a junkyard or salvage yard at 130 West Owens Avenue

The North Las Vegas Planning Commission approved special use permits for a marijuana cultivation facility and a production facility at 2935 Coleman Street, despite public opposition over odor concerns. The commission also approved a special use permit for a BJ's Restaurant liquor license, a tattoo shop, and a salvage yard expansion, with conditions. All votes were recorded as listed in the minutes.

• Approved SUP-80-2021 for BJ's Restaurant liquor license (7-0)
• Approved SUP-85-2021 for marijuana cultivation at 2935 Coleman St (4-3)
• Approved SUP-86-2021 for marijuana production at 2935 Coleman St (4-3)
• Approved SUP-87-2021 for Koolsville Tattoo Shop (7-0)
• Approved SUP-84-2021 for salvage yard expansion at 130 W Owens Ave (5-1-1)

Parks Arts Recreation Culture Adv Board Regular

The Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board will meet to receive updates on several public art installations. The board will also review progress on park evaluations.

• Update on Seastrand Park Art Project
• Update on Neighborhood Recreation Center Wall Mural Art Project
• Update on High School Utility Box Mural Project
• Board Member Update on Park Reviews

City Council and Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency are reviewing several funding requests and service agreements. Key items include a federal grant for firefighter staffing, road improvement contracts, and utility relocation adjustments.

• FEMA SAFER grant application up to $9,100,000 to hire 24 firefighters
• $2,800,000 contract with Las Vegas Paving Corporation for intersection and roadway improvements
• $95,000 change order for Williams Avenue Utility Relocations Project
• Hazardous waste clean up services agreement with Logistical Solutions, LLC up to $247,500
• SkyView Multi-Generational Center management agreement renewal for $652,000

The North Las Vegas City Council and Redevelopment Agency approved several contracts and licenses, including a $2.8 million road improvements contract with Las Vegas Paving Corporation. They also authorized a FEMA grant application for up to $9.1 million to hire 24 firefighters, and approved a $95,000 change order for utility relocations. The appointment of 11 members to the Education Advisory Committee was continued to the next meeting.

• Approved $2.8M road improvements contract with Las Vegas Paving Corporation (5-0)
• Authorized FEMA SAFER grant application up to $9.1M to hire 24 firefighters (5-0)
• Approved $95,000 change order for Williams Avenue utility relocations (5-0)
• Approved hazardous waste cleanup services agreement with Logistical Solutions LLC up to $247,500 (5-0)
• Approved gaming and liquor licenses for Dotty's #192 (5-0)
• Approved non-operational status for Green Therapeutics marijuana licenses (5-0)
• Approved YMCA agreement for Skyview Multi-Generational Center at $652,000 (5-0)
• Continued Education Advisory Committee appointments to Feb. 16, 2022

Citizens Advisory Committee Regular Meeting

The Citizens’ Advisory Committee is meeting to review and prioritize funding levels for the FY 2022/2023 grant cycles. The committee will make recommendations to the City Council regarding Public Services Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) funds.

• Funding levels for FY 2022/2023 Public Services Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) 2nd Year Grant Cycle
• Funding levels for FY 2022/2023 Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) 2nd Year Grant Cycle
• Spending rates and accomplishment data for FY 2021/2022 subrecipients
• Collection of disclosure forms regarding committee member affiliations with grant applicants

Library Board Regular Meeting

The Library District Board of Trustees will meet to review a grant application and a strategic planning presentation. The board is also tasked with approving the current meeting agenda and previous meeting minutes.

• Ratification of Grant Application for LSTA 2021 Mini Grant in the amount of $5,000.00
• Acceptance of Strategic Planning Presentation

The Library District Board of Trustees heard a presentation on the draft strategic plan, with final approval scheduled for the next meeting. The board ratified a $5,000 LSTA mini-grant for cultural programming, including Black History Month events. The meeting agenda and previous minutes were approved unanimously.

• Approved meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved November 23, 2021 minutes (4-0)
• Ratified $5,000 LSTA mini-grant application (4-0)

City Council Regular Meeting

The North Las Vegas City Council is meeting to decide on several land sales, annexations, and city contracts. The body will discuss the sale of approximately 18.92 acres in the Downtown Redevelopment Core Subdistrict and the awarding of affordable housing funds.

• Possible sale of 18.92 acres on or around E. Lake Mead Blvd to KL QOZB II, LLC for $15,300,000
• Awarding of $1,500,000 in HOME Investment Partnerships Program and State Account for Affordable Housing Trust Funds
• Contract with Flooring Solutions of Nevada, Inc. for $166,483.99 to replace the Neighborhood Recreation Center gymnasium floor
• Medical Stop Loss Coverage insurance from Voya in the amount of $871,889
• Ordinance No. 3105 to increase administrative fines for water waste violations

The City Council approved the sale of approximately 18.92 acres in the Downtown Redevelopment Core Subdistrict to KL QOZB II, LLC for $15,300,000, adopting Resolution No. 2685. The council also accepted the appraised value of $13,535,431.70 for the property, approved several contracts and agreements, and passed ordinances including annexations and increased water waste fines. All votes were unanimous (5-0).

• Approved sale of 18.92 acres downtown to KL QOZB II, LLC for $15,300,000 (5-0)
• Accepted appraised value of $13,535,431.70 for downtown property (5-0)
• Approved $1.5M in HOME funds for affordable housing (5-0)
• Approved $87,215.38 IT purchase agreement with CDW Government for Okta renewal (5-0)
• Approved $871,889 medical stop loss insurance with Voya (5-0)
• Approved $166,483.99 gym floor replacement at Neighborhood Recreation Center (5-0)
• Awarded $300,000 general maintenance contract to Logistical Solutions, LLC (5-0)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 3105 increasing water waste fines (5-0)

Planning Commission Regular Meeting

The Planning Commission is reviewing multiple land-use requests, including a final development plan for a large housing project and several special use permits. The body will decide on property reclassifications and subdivision maps for various commercial and residential sites.

• FDP-10-2021: Final Development Plan for 250 single-family homes at Northwest Corner of Revere Street and Dorrell Lane
• ZN-27-2021: Property reclassification to a Planned Community Development District at Northwest Corner of Revere Street and Clark County 215
• ZN-28-2021-2021: Property reclassification for a 13-lot single-family subdivision at Southeast Corner of Washburn Road and Conway Street
• SUP-74-2021 & SUP-75-2021: Special Use Permits for a convenience store with gas pumps and a vehicle washing establishment at 2440 North Las Vegas Boulevard
• SUP-83-2021: Special Use Permit for an accessory dwelling unit at 4705 Pacer Avenue

The North Las Vegas Planning Commission approved all seven items on the agenda, including rezoning for a mixed-use development at Tule Springs, a tentative map for a commercial subdivision, a special use permit for an accessory dwelling unit, a rezoning for a 13-lot single-family subdivision, a final development plan for 250 single-family homes, and special use permits for a convenience store with gas pumps and a car wash. All votes were unanimous (7-0).

• Approved agenda (7-0)
• Approved rezoning to PCD for Regal Revere at Tule Springs (7-0)
• Approved tentative map for Sargem North Haven with amended conditions (7-0)
• Approved special use permit for accessory dwelling unit at 4705 Pacer Ave (7-0)
• Approved rezoning to PUD/PID for Conway & Washburn 13-lot subdivision (7-0)
• Approved final development plan for Fullerton Cove 250 single-family homes (7-0)
• Approved special use permit for convenience store with gas pumps at 2440 N Las Vegas Blvd (7-0)
• Approved special use permit for vehicle washing establishment at 2440 N Las Vegas Blvd (7-0)

Parks Arts Recreation Culture Adv Board Regular

The Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board will meet to discuss a request from the Library District to join a specific grant project. The board will also receive updates on several local art projects and review park comments.

• Possible action on Library District request to join the Electrifying Arts Grant Project
• Update on High School Art Project
• Update on Seastrand Park Roundabout Sports Art Project
• Update on Mural at Neighborhood Recreation Center
• Discussion of Board Member Park Review Comments

The Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board approved a request from the Library District to join the Electrifying Arts Grant Project, a $20,000 initiative funded by a $10,000 National Endowment for the Arts grant and a $10,000 city match. The project will place student art on metal electrical boxes and library book drop boxes near high schools. The board also approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the November 23, 2021 meeting. No other substantive decisions were made; remaining agenda items were discussions only.

• Approved agenda for January 11, 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of November 23, 2021 (unanimous)
• Approved Library District joining Electrifying Arts Grant Project (unanimous)

City Council and Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The North Las Vegas City Council and Redevelopment Agency will meet to vote on several citywide contracts and interlocal agreements. Key items include technology upgrades for law enforcement and disaster recovery, as well as regional transportation contracts.

• Agreement with IDEMIA for an Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) upgrade totaling $1,304,027
• Agreement with Dyntek Services, Inc. for enterprise backup and disaster recovery services for $307,718.36
• Construction Change Order No. 1 for the Beltway Detention Basin and Channel Project increasing the contract to $11,939,489
• Agreement with ACCO Engineered Systems, Inc. for HVAC equipment and installation not to exceed $254,965
• Grant application for the Firehouse Subs Grant Program not to exceed $60,000 for extrication equipment

The City Council approved a residential wastewater rate reduction, adopting a two-tier flat rate that lowers bills for most residents. They also passed a resolution to sell about 135 acres for a medical campus and authorized negotiations with the Pacific Group. Several contracts and agreements were approved, including a $1.3 million fingerprint system upgrade and multiple transportation interlocal contracts.

• Approved wastewater rate reduction to $21.50/month for up to 5,000 gallons and $37.50/month for over 5,000 gallons (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2680 to sell ~135.36 acres for medical campus and authorized negotiations with Pacific Group (5-0)
• Approved $1,304,027 AFIS upgrade agreement with IDEMIA (5-0)
• Approved $2,680,000 RTC school safety improvements interlocal contract (5-0)
• Approved $11,939,489 change order for Beltway Detention Basin and Channel Project (5-0)
• Accepted annexation petition for 28.74 acres near US-93 and Grand Valley Parkway (5-0)
• Approved $60,000 Firehouse Subs grant for extrication equipment (5-0)
• Introduced ordinances on annexation and water waste fines, final action set for Jan 19