North Las Vegas public meetings in 2023

City Council Regular Meeting

The North Las Vegas City Council is scheduled to consider several proposed actions, including business licenses, infrastructure contracts, grant awards, and staffing extensions. Public hearings are set for a zoning ordinance that creates tiny home provisions, plus two requests to vacate utility easements near I-215 Beltway/Tule Springs Parkway and south of Craig Road/Nellis Boulevard. These items affect local road maintenance funding, affordable housing allocations, regional climate planning agreements, and residential development rules.

• ZOA-02-2023 / Ordinance No. 3196: Public hearing on creating tiny home provisions in the municipal zoning code
• Bid Number 1698: $993,182.20 contract with Highway Striping and Signs, LLC for major corridor pavement markings replacement
• HUD Grant #9: Up to $1,500,000 in federal funding for the Urban Center for Advanced Agriculture Technology (UCAAT) expansion project
• VAC-14-2023 & VAC-15-2023: Public hearings on vacating utility easements near I-215 Beltway/Tule Springs Parkway and south of Craig Road/Nellis Boulevard
• HOME Consortium Agreements (#12-13): $1,411,103 total in state affordable housing funds from Clark County for approved community projects

North Las Vegas Charter Committee Regular Meeting

The North Las Vegas Charter Committee will hold its regular meeting to swear in newly appointed members and elect a chairperson. The committee will also receive presentations regarding the Nevada Open Meeting Law and the purpose of the City Charter.

• Election of a Chairperson from committee membership
• Oath of office for newly appointed members
• Presentation on the North Las Vegas City Charter and committee functions
• Presentation on Nevada Open Meeting Law
• Approval of June 27, 2022 meeting minutes

Planning Commission Regular Meeting

The commission will hold public hearings on multiple property reclassifications and land use amendments. Proposed projects include a school, a hotel, and several residential and commercial subdivisions.

• 90-lot single-family subdivision at Tropical and Walnut
• 20.9-acre commercial subdivision at The Village at NLV Gateway
• Special Use Permit for a school at 2401 East Tonopah Avenue
• Land use change to Mixed-Use Neighborhood at Lake Mead & Englestad
• Hotel development request at I-15 and Lamb

Library District Board of Trustees Special Meeting

The Library District Board of Trustees is meeting to review grant applications and minutes. The agenda includes ratifying two grants and discussing a proposal for an in-service training day for all library staff. A presentation on the 2023 Nevada Library Association Conference is also scheduled.

• $11,489 State Collection Development Grant-In-Aid Award ratification
• Proposal to add an in-service training day for all library staff
• $11,925 LSTA Learning & Enrichment at the Library Mini Grant ratification
• Presentation on the 2023 Nevada Library Association Conference

City Council and Redevelopment Agency Regular Meeting

The North Las Vegas City Council and Redevelopment Agency will review several contracts regarding city infrastructure and public safety. The agenda includes items for street repairs, police department training, and utility upgrades.

• $2,493,428.80 construction contract for Commerce Street Rehabilitation
• $545,481 contract for the streetlight knockdown and replacement program
• $78,300 agreement for Police Department leadership training
• $100,000 grant to upgrade North Las Vegas Police Department audio-visual equipment
• $25,806.52 for LED signs at Neighborhood and Silver Mesa Recreation Centers

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several items including multi-million dollar funding adjustments for Craig Ranch Regional Park projects and various business licenses. The agenda also includes several grant approvals for police programs and infrastructure contracts.

• $5,500,000 additional expenditure for Craig Ranch Regional Park soccer fields
• $3,425,000 additional expenditure for Craig Ranch Regional Park perimeter road/parking lot rehabilitation
• $830,662 construction contract with CG&B Enterprises, Inc. for PRV Vault Improvements
• $368,935.50 contract with Red Star Fence Company LLC for Emergency Operations Center fencing
• Full Liquor On-Sale Business License for Brinker Nevada, Inc. dba Chili’s Grill & Bar

Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board Regular Meeting

The Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board will meet to discuss a new wall and mural at Cheyenne Avenue and 5th Street. The board will also hold discussions regarding Impact Nevada tree plantings and an NFL tree planting project at Nicholas E. Flores Jr. Park.

• Discussion and recommendation of new walls and mural at Cheyenne Avenue and 5th Street
• Discussion on Impact Nevada tree plantings
• Discussion on National Football League tree planting at Nicholas E. Flores Jr. Park
• Approval of October 10, 2023, meeting minutes

Planning Commission Regular Meeting - AMENDED

The Planning Commission will consider several development plans, including a residential subdivision and a vehicle service facility. The commission will also hold a public hearing regarding citywide changes to add tiny home provisions to the zoning ordinance.

• Final Development Plan for a 30-lot single-family residential subdivision at Commerce Street and Dorrell Lane
• Final Development Plan for a vehicle, boat, and RV service facility at Pecos Road and Owens Avenue
• Public hearing for citywide zoning changes to add Tiny Home provisions to Title 17
• Approval of the November 8, 2023, meeting agenda
• Approval of the October 11, 2023, meeting minutes

Citizens Advisory Committee Regular Meeting

The committee will review October meeting minutes and hear presentations regarding Open Meeting Law and American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) priorities. The agenda also includes planning a bus tour of non-profit grant applicant sites.

• Approval of October 3, 2023, meeting minutes
• Presentation on Open Meeting Law by the Legal Department
• Presentation regarding American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) priorities
• Planning a bus tour for CDBG and ESG funding grant applicant sites

Education Advisory Committee Regular Meeting

The committee will meet to elect a Chairperson and Vice Chairperson from its membership. The agenda also includes discussions regarding professional learning at local schools and a previous presentation on the state of education in North Las Vegas.

• Election of Committee Chairperson
• Election of Committee Vice Chairperson
• Presentation by NASA on Professional Learning at Cheyenne High School and Sedway Middle School
• Discussion of May 2023 Data Insight Partners presentation on the State of Education in North Las Vegas
• Approval of February 6, 2023, and May 1, 2023, meeting minutes

City Council and Redevelopment Agency Regular Meeting

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency will meet to consider several business licenses, department director appointments, and various infrastructure and safety contracts. The agenda includes items ranging from police laboratory services to street improvement funding revisions.

• Contract with CG&B Enterprises Inc. for $807,500 for CNLV ADA Sidewalk Accessibility
• Five-year purchase agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for $695,614.60 for Tasers
• Agreement with Computer Projection Systems, LLC for up to $134,162.49 for broadcasting equipment
• Grant application for the Joining Forces Grant Program totaling $343,750
• Appointment of William Riggs as Director of Finance

Utility Advisory Board Regular Meeting

The Utility Advisory Board will review a presentation from the Southern Nevada Water Authority regarding North Las Vegas projects and valley-wide conservation. The board will also receive an update on the city's Septage Receiving Station and chemical waste treatment service.

• Presentation on Southern Nevada Water Authority North Las Vegas Projects
• Discussion of Valley-wide Conservation Efforts
• Update on Septage Receiving Station and Chemical Waste Treatment Service

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is reviewing multiple infrastructure contracts, including a large paving project and utility basin upgrades. The agenda also includes proposed rate changes for septage collection and revisions to Parks and Recreation fee structures.

• $10,375,000 construction contract with Las Vegas Paving Corporation for Sloan Channel RCB Repair Project
• $1,800,000 contract increase for the WRF Flow Equalization Basin Project
• Rate change for septage and chemical toilet waste collection service
• Proposed revisions to fee structures for various Parks and Recreation facilities and programs
• Up to $2,000,000 interlocal contract for Camino Al Norte Safety Upgrades Program

Planning Commission Regular Meeting

The Planning Commission is considering several land use applications, including rezonings for a 92-lot subdivision and new commercial maps. The agenda also includes requests for industrial development and the reconstruction of Fire Station #51.

• Reclassification of 12.35 acres for VTS Village 1 Phase 4 Parcel 1.24 to allow a 92-lot single-family subdivision
• Tentative Map for Hylo Park - North to allow a 25.46 acre single-lot commercial subdivision
• Tentative Map for Hylo Park - South to allow an 11.06 acre single-lot commercial subdivision
• Final Development Plan for Lake Mead Industrial to develop an industrial building on 4.95 acres
• Special Use Permit and variance for the reconstruction of North Las Vegas Fire Station #51

Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board Regular Meeting

The meeting will discuss proposed centerpiece designs for Seastrand Park and traffic circle designs at Carey Avenue and Hamilton Street.

• Discussion on Seastrand Park centerpiece designs
• Discussion on traffic circle designs at Carey Avenue and Hamilton Street

City Council and Redevelopment Agency Regular Meeting

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency will meet to discuss various business licenses, service agreements, and large-scale utility projects. Key items include a $13.4 million construction contract for the Apex Elevated Water Tank and several municipal equipment purchases.

• Construction contract with Harber Company, Inc. for Apex Elevated Water Tank Project in the amount of $13,465,600
• Agreement with US Soccer Foundation Inc. for two mini-pitch systems and installation for $140,000
• Amendment to WSP USA, Inc. engineering agreement for Civic Center Improvements increasing cost from $809,522 to $852,472
• Purchase of a Toro Reelmaster 5010-H Turf Mower for $85,862.40
• Grant acceptance from Silver Summit Health Plan for $75,000 to assist with homelessness

Citizens Advisory Committee Regular Meeting

The committee will meet to elect a Chairperson and Vice Chairperson from its membership. Members will also discuss the city's 5-Year Consolidated Action Plan for housing and community development, as well as the FY2023/2024 Annual Action Plan submission.

• Election of Committee Chairperson
• Election of Committee Vice Chairperson
• Review of City Council Resolution No. 2714
• Discussion of 5-Year Consolidated Action Plan for housing and community development
• Discussion of FY2023/2024 Annual Action Plan submission

Library District Board of Trustees Regular Meeting - Cancelled - NO QUORUM

The regular meeting of the North Las Vegas Library District Board of Trustees was cancelled due to a lack of quorum. No official business or discussions took place.

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review several contract agreements, including custodial services and network infrastructure. The agenda also includes grant applications for police internet crime units and a fire department crisis response unit.

• Approval of CCS Las Vegas Janitorial Inc. for city-wide custodial services up to $1,041,046
• Grant application for $700,000 to establish a Fire Department Crisis Response Unit
• Grant application for up to $150,000 for Internet Crimes Against Children support
• Zoning reclassification of 26.45 acres at Tule Springs – Parcel 1.20
• Authorization of up to $7,517,225.59 in purchase orders for vehicles and equipment

Planning Commission Regular Meeting

The Planning Commission will consider several applications for property reclassifications, special use permits, and subdivision maps. The agenda includes requests for residential developments, liquor licenses, and urban agriculture overlays.

• Land use change from Mixed-Use Commercial to Single-Family Medium at Commerce Street and Azure Avenue
• Property reclassification of 4.25 acres to R-CL at Commerce Street and Azure Avenue
• Proposed 33-lot single-family subdivision on 4.47 acres at Commerce Street and Azure Avenue
• Special use permit for a religious institution at 3277 West Craig Road
• Special use permit for an 'On-Sale' liquor license at 855 East Craig Road

Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board Regular Meeting

The Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board will meet to elect a Chairperson and Vice Chairperson from its membership. The board will also receive updates on the SPARKLE Project, turf conversion projects, and roundabout beautification.

• Election of Board Chairperson
• Election of Board Vice Chairperson
• Approval of August 8, 2023, meeting minutes
• SPARKLE Project update
• Southern Nevada Water Authority Turf Abatement and Turf Conversion Projects update

The advisory board elected Aubrey Branch as chair and Sandra Ward as vice chair, each receiving six affirmative votes and no opposition. The board also approved the meeting agenda and the consent agenda minutes, both unanimously. No members of the public provided comments during the public forum.

• Appointed Aubrey Branch as Chair (6-0-0)
• Appointed Sandra Ward as Vice Chair (6-0-0)
• Approved meeting agenda (6-0-0)
• Approved consent agenda minutes (6-0-0)

City Council and Redevelopment Agency Regular Meeting

The North Las Vegas City Council and Redevelopment Agency will meet to review routine minutes and several new service agreements. Proposed items include contracts for fire department equipment, mental health evaluations, and air testing services.

• Change of ownership for cannabis production and cultivation licenses at 3443 Neeham Rd.
• Air sample testing agreement with Compressed Air Specialties, Inc. up to $93,500
• Agreement with ProForce Law Enforcement for handgun accessories totaling $64,72 2.05
• Mental health evaluation services contract up to $249,995 over five years
• Fire department gear cleaning and repair agreement up to $425,000

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency approved several consent agenda items, including cannabis license ownership changes, fire department equipment purchases, and road project acceptances. The council also authorized various professional service agreements and grant applications for the police department.

• Approved change of ownership for cannabis production and cultivation licenses at 3443 Neeham Rd.
• Approved $64,722.05 agreement with ProForce Law Enforcement for handgun accessories
• Approved $425,000 agreement with Fire-Dex GW, LLC for turnout gear cleaning and repair
• Approved $280,000 agreement with Nevada Tactical Corporation for fire department uniforms
• Approved $441,000 agreement with Sea-Western, Inc. for fire department personal protective equipment
• Approved $226,246.96 agreement with Motorola Solutions, Inc. for portable and mobile radios
• Approved final acceptance for Cheyenne Avenue & Revere Street traffic signal improvements
• Rejected all bids for Streetlight Knockdown and Replacement FY23 and Major Corridor Pavement Markings Replacement FY23 projects

Citizens Advisory Committee Regular Meeting

The committee will meet to elect a Chairperson and Vice Chairperson from its membership. The agenda also includes reviewing previous meeting minutes and discussing upcoming grant cycles.

• Election of a Committee Chairperson
• Election of a Committee Vice Chairperson
• Approval of October 4, 2022, and February 7, 2023, meeting minutes
• Setting dates and times for the upcoming grant cycle
• Discussion on the completion of the FY 2022/2023 Grant Cycle

The committee approved the meeting agenda but postponed the election of a chairperson and vice chairperson. Decisions regarding the upcoming grant cycle dates and the approval of previous meeting minutes were also continued to the October meeting.

• Continued election of chairperson and vice chairperson to October 3, 2023 (4-0)
• Approved September 5, 2023 meeting agenda (4-0)
• Continued approval of October 4, 2022 and February 7, 2023 minutes to October 3, 2023 (3-0-1)
• Continued setting of upcoming grant cycle dates and times to October 3, 2023 (4-0)

Veterans Community Commission Regular Meeting - Cancelled - NO QUORUM

The scheduled regular meeting of the North Las Vegas Veterans Community Commission was cancelled due to a lack of quorum. The agenda included items regarding veteran service officers and a potential resource fair.

• Approval of July 20, 2023, special meeting minutes
• Discussion regarding accredited Veteran Service Officers filing claims at the Resource Center
• Discussion about scheduling a Veterans Community Resource Fair
• Discussion about inviting veteran organizations to meet at the Resource Center

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is considering various agreements ranging from IT hardware upgrades to road construction projects. The agenda includes several interlocal contracts with the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada for street and pedestrian improvements.

• IT equipment purchase not to exceed $2,100,000 with Dell Marketing L.P.
• $3,000,000 contract for Commerce Street construction project
• Agreement with Silver State Ford/Gaudin Ford for automotive parts up to $412,936.60
• Increase in funding for Downtown Complete Streets and Pedestrian Improvements to $5,175,000
• Expansion of fire equipment agreement to a total not to exceed $589,355.50

The City Council approved a comprehensive consent agenda featuring numerous IT, public works, and public safety contracts. The Council also approved a master plan amendment and zoning reclassification for property at Rancho Drive and Lake Mead Boulevard.

• Approved $2.1M IT hardware, software, and support contract with Dell Marketing L.P. (5-0)
• Approved $3M contract for Commerce Street construction (5-0)
• Approved $1.06M construction management agreement for Apex Elevated Storage Reservoir (5-0)
• Approved $412,936.60 automotive parts purchase from Gaudin Ford (5-0)
• Approved $195,415 substance abuse treatment services agreement with 2D Chance Inc. (5-0)
• Approved $100,000 ammunition purchase agreement with Salt Lake Wholesale (5-0)
• Approved AMP-05-2023 to change land use from Resort Commercial to Mixed-Use Neighborhood at Rancho and Lake Mead (5-0)
• Approved ZN-06-2023 and Ordinance No. 3184 to reclassify 73.03 acres to a Planned Unit Development District (5-0)

Planning Commission Regular Meeting

The Planning Commission will consider multiple rezoning and land use applications, including a 282-lot single-family subdivision and various special use permits. The meeting also includes discussions regarding potential amendments to the Planning Commission Bylaws.

• Rezoning of 26.45 acres for VTS Village 1 Phase 4 Parcel 1.20 by D.R. Horton, Inc.
• Tentative Map for a 282-lot single-family subdivision at VTS Village 1 Phase 4 Parcel 1.20
• Reduction of Tropical Parkway right-of-way from 100 feet to 80 feet between Nicco Way and Sloan Lane
• Special use permit for a religious institution at 3440 West Cheyenne Avenue, Suite 400
• Final development plan for a 140-lot single-family and 246-unit multi-family subdivision at Losee Road and Tropical Parkway

The Planning Commission approved two property reclassifications and a tentative map for a 282-lot residential subdivision in the Villages at Tule Springs. The commission also approved a request to reduce the right-of-way width of Tropical Parkway. These items were forwarded to the City Council for final consideration.

• Approved ZN-08-2023 rezoning of 26.45 acres to R-1 PCD (7-0)
• Approved ZN-09-2023 rezoning of 33.00 acres to R-CL PCD (7-0)
• Approved T-MAP-05-2023 for a 282-lot residential subdivision (7-0)
• Approved AMP-07-2023 to reduce Tropical Parkway right-of-way from 100-foot to 80-foot (7-0)
• Approved August 9, 2023 meeting agenda (6-0)
• Approved July 12, 2023 meeting minutes (6-0)

Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board Meeting

The Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board will meet to discuss US Forest Service and Bureau of Reclamation water grant proposals. The board will also receive updates regarding Art on Power Boxes and recreation class and program fees.

• US Forest Service Grant Proposal and Bureau of Reclamation (BoR) Water Grant Proposal discussion
• Update on Art on Power Boxes
• Update on Recreation Classes and Program Fees
• Approval of June 13, 2023, meeting minutes

The Board approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from June 13, 2023. The remainder of the meeting consisted of staff updates and board discussions with no further formal actions taken.

• Approved August 8, 2023 agenda (7-0)
• Approved June 13, 2023 meeting minutes (7-0)

City Council and Redevelopment Agency Regular Meeting

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency are reviewing multiple construction, engineering, and service agreements. Key items include property sales in the Downtown Redevelopment Core and various citywide utility and roadway projects.

• Sale of 0.32 acres in Downtown Redevelopment Core to KL QOZB II, LLC for $265,000
• Construction contract with TAND, Inc. for Tropical Parkway/Walternut Road project for $1,183,969
• Traffic control services agreement with Roadsafe Traffic Systems, Inc. up to $825,000
• Engineering services agreement with Atkins North America, Inc. for Brooks Avenue site improvements up to $921,604
• Purchase of ammunition from Dooley Enterprises not to exceed $200,000

The Redevelopment Agency approved the sale of 0.32 acres of real property to KL QOZB II, LLC. The City Council approved a wide range of consent items, including several infrastructure contracts and city staff appointments.

• Approved sale of 0.32 acres of real property to KL QOZB II, LLC for $265,000 (5-0)
• Approved $1.36M contract amendment with Wittman Enterprises, LLC (5-0)
• Approved $82,000 design services amendment with HDR Engineering, Inc. (5-0)
• Approved $1,183,969 road rehabilitation contract with TA ND, Inc. (5-0)
• Approved $825,000 traffic control services agreement with Roadsafe Traffic Systems, Inc. (5-0)
• Approved $330,000 forestry work agreement with Nevada Division of Forestry (5-0)
• Approved $200,000 ammunition purchase agreement with Dooley Enterprises (5-0)
• Ratified appointments for Chief of Staff, Community Services & Engagement Director, Assistant City Manager, Communications Director, and Assistant to the City Manager (5-0)

Library District Board of Trustees Meeting

The North Las Vegas Library District Board of Trustees will meet to elect a Chairperson and Vice Chairperson from its membership. The Board will also consider several contracts for books, audio/visual materials, and courier services.

• Election of a Chairperson and Vice Chairperson
• Purchase order with Baker and Taylor for library books and cataloging up to $120,000
• Purchase order with Midwest Tape for audio/visual materials up to $30,000
• Agreement with Las Vegas-Clark County Library District for automation and courier services for $54,046.20

The Board of Trustees approved purchase orders for books and audio/visual materials and a service agreement for automation and courier services. The board also elected its Chairperson and Vice Chairperson and set the 2023/2024 meeting schedule.

• Appointed Melvin King as Chairperson (6-0)
• Appointed Launa Esparza as Vice Chairwoman (6-0)
• Approved purchase order with Baker and Taylor for books and cataloging not to exceed $120,000 (6-0)
• Approved purchase order with Midwest Tape for audio/visual materials and cataloging not to exceed $30,000 (6-0)
• Approved FY2023/2024 agreement with Las Vegas Clark County Library District for automation and courier services for $54,046.20 (6-0)
• Approved Board Meeting dates, times, and place for 2023/2024 (6-0)
• Approved July 25, 2023 meeting agenda (6-0)
• Approved May 23, 2023 meeting minutes (6-0)

Veterans Community Commission Special Meeting

The Veterans Community Commission is holding a special meeting to elect a Chairperson and Vice Chairperson from its membership. The agenda also includes discussions regarding veterans outreach and resource center usage.

• Election of a Chairperson
• Election of a Vice Chairperson
• Report on the usage of the Veterans & Community Resource Center
• Discussion of veterans outreach ideas
• Update from VA Community Resource and Referral Center

The Commission appointed its leadership and approved the meeting agenda and previous minutes. Members discussed veterans' outreach ideas and received reports on the Veterans & Community Resource Center and the VA Community Resource and Referral Center.

• Appointed Mikey Kelly as Chair (5-0)
• Appointed Marie Holcomb as Vice Chairwoman (5-0)
• Approved July 20, 2023 meeting agenda (5-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda including minutes from July 24, 2019, June 23, 2022, and February 22, 2023 (5-0)

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider approving several business licenses, agreements for marketing services and background checks, and interlocal contracts involving funding for homeless management systems and emergency shelters.

• Adult-Use Cannabis Retail Store Business License for Essence Henderson, LLC
• Agreement with Sensis, Inc., for Marketing and Advertising Services up to $330,000
• Interlocal Agreement for Shared Funding of Emergency Shelter totaling $65,643.49

The City Council approved the meeting agenda and a series of consent items including cannabis business licenses and various municipal service agreements. The council also soft-launched Wordly, an AI translation system for real-time interpretation during public meetings.

• Approved July 19, 2023 meeting agenda (5-0)
• Approved Adult-Use Cannabis Retail Store license for Essence Henderson, LLC dba RISE
• Approved Restricted Gaming Business License ownership change for TA Operating Nevada LLC
• Approved Medical and Adult-Use Cannabis Cultivation licenses for Dune Operating Holdings, LLC
• Approved $330,000 recruitment marketing agreement with Sensis, Inc. for Police Department
• Approved $75,000 annual background screening agreement with Sterling Background Check Company
• Approved $431,880 garage door and gate services contract with Martin Garage Doors of Nevada, LLC
• Authorized $120,000 agreement with Las Vegas Super Bowl Host Committee, Inc.

Utility Advisory Board Special Meeting

The Utility Advisory Board will meet to elect a Chairperson and Vice Chairperson from its membership. The board will also discuss updates regarding the Utilities Department Conservation Program and the AMI Replacement Project.

• Election of a Chairperson and Vice Chairperson
• Proposed municipal code modification for a Septage Receiving Station at the Water Reclamation Facility
• Discussion on municipal code changes regarding evaporative cooling moratorium and golf course water budgets
• Update on the Utilities Department Conservation Program
• Update on the completion of the AMI Replacement Project

The Utility Advisory Board elected new officers and recommended a municipal code modification to add a septage receiving station at the Water Reclamation Facility. The board also received updates on the city's conservation program and the AMI Replacement Project.

• Appointed James Davis as Chair (6-0)
• Appointed Ken Salazar as Vice Chairman
• Approved meeting agenda (6-0)
• Approved October 25, 2022 meeting minutes (5-0-1)
• Approved recommendation to City Council to add Municipal Code Section 13.24.085 for a Septage Receiving Station (6-0)

Planning Commission Regular Meeting

The Planning Commission will consider multiple land use amendments, rezonings, and site plan reviews. Items include proposed senior apartments, a 93-lot subdivision, and a 338-unit multi-family development.

• Land use amendment for Rancho and Lake Mead to change designation to Mixed-Use Neighborhood
• Reclassification of 73 acres at Rancho Drive and Lake Mead Boulevard to a Planned Unit Development
• Site plan review for 60-unit Pearson Pines Senior Apartments at Martin L. King Blvd and Helen Ave
• 93-lot single-family residential subdivision at North 5th Street and Washburn Road
• 338-unit multi-family residential development at Villages of Tule Springs Parcel 1.19.2

The Planning Commission approved a master plan amendment and rezoning for 73.03 acres at Rancho Drive and Lake Mead Boulevard to allow for a mixed-use neighborhood. The project, which replaces demolished casinos, is now forwarded to the City Council for final consideration.

• Elected Commissioner Calhoun as Chairperson (7-0)
• Elected Commissioner Greer as Vice Chairperson (7-0)
• Approved agenda with amendment to continue Item No. 14 (7-0)
• Approved June 14, 2023 meeting minutes (7-0)
• Approved AMP-05-2023 to change land use from Resort Commercial to Mixed-Use Neighborhood (7-0)
• Approved ZN-06-2023 to rezone 73 acres to a Planned Unit Development (PUD) subject to conditions (7-0)
• Limited residential component of the PUD to a maximum of 665 dwelling units

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several items including insurance broker agreements, inmate transportation services, and golf cart leases. The agenda also includes requests for business licenses and several grant applications for police and attorney office programs.

• Agreement with Gallagher Benefit Services, Inc. for health insurance brokerage ($675,000 total)
• Inmate transportation services agreement with Blue Line Transport (up to $750,000 total)
• Lease of 80 golf carts for Aliante Golf Club (not to exceed $407,858.28)
• Grant application for NLVPD Victim Advocacy Program ($72,765)
• Purchase and installation of LED message boards at Neighborhood and Silver Mesa Recreation Centers ($57,128 each)

The City Council approved the meeting agenda and a comprehensive consent agenda containing 24 items. These included various business licenses, professional service agreements, and grant applications. The Council also approved a request to vacate a half cul-de-sac right-of-way on West Street.

• Approved Consent Agenda items 2-25 (5-0)
• Approved $675,000 health insurance brokerage agreement with Gallagher Benefit Services, Inc.
• Approved $750,000 inmate transportation agreement with Hoyt Investigative Group, LLC
• Approved $407,858.28 golf cart lease with Club Car, LLC for Aliante Golf Club
• Approved two $57,128 LED message board contracts with Patrick Signs
• Approved $690,335 annual landscaping contract with Par-3 Landscape & Maintenance Inc.
• Approved $731,897 city property insurance renewal with Liberty Mutual Insurance
• Approved VAC-03-2023 to vacate a half cul-de-sac right-of-way on West Street

Planning Commission Regular Meeting

The Planning Commission will consider several land use applications, including new residential subdivisions and multi-family developments. The agenda also includes public hearings for various commercial uses such as car washes, massage establishments, and liquor licenses.

• 93-lot single-family residential subdivision at North 5th Street and Washburn Road
• 29-lot single-family residential subdivision at Centennial Parkway and McCarran Street
• 102-unit multi-family development near Camino Al Norte and Craig Road
• 338-unit multi-family development north of Clark County 215 near Revere Street
• Special use permits for mini-warehousing, car washes, and liquor licenses

The Planning Commission approved special use permits for a massage establishment and a mini-warehousing facility. A separate request for a vehicle washing establishment at the same location as the warehouse was continued to a later date.

• Approved SUP-19-2023 for The Thai Massage at 6536 North Decatur Boulevard (7-0)
• Approved SUP-29-2023 for a mini-warehousing establishment at Decatur Boulevard and Grand Teton Drive (7-0)
• Continued SUP-32-2023 for a vehicle washing establishment at Decatur Boulevard and Grand Teton Drive to July 12, 2023
• Approved the meeting agenda as amended (7-0)
• Approved the May 10, 2023 meeting minutes (7-0)

Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board Meeting

The Parks, Arts, Recreation, and Culture Advisory Board will discuss updates regarding capital improvement projects for fiscal years 2022-2023 and 2023-2024. The meeting also includes discussions on Operation Sparkle projects south of Craig Road and turf conversion efforts.

• Update of Parks CIP Projects for FY2022-2023 and FY2023-2024
• Update on Operation Sparkle – Projects South of Craig Road
• Update on Turf Conversion – Streetscapes and Parks
• Approval of May 9, 2023, meeting agenda
• Approval of April 11, 2023, meeting minutes

The Board discussed the Sparkle Program, which allocates approximately $11 million to upgrade 18 parks with a focus on turf abatement and safety. Plans were presented for a new STEM Park at McCool Park and improvements to the Cheyenne Sports Park. No substantive policy decisions were made beyond approving the agenda and previous minutes.

• Approved June 13, 2023 agenda as amended (7-0)
• Approved April 11, 2023 meeting minutes (7-0)

City Council and Redevelopment Agency Regular Meeting

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency will meet to discuss several items, including a $1.62 million federal grant application for police technology. The agenda also includes multiple service agreements for utility supplies, heavy equipment rentals, and park maintenance.

• $1,620,000 grant application for North Las Vegas Police Department equipment
• $375,000 agreement with United Rentals for heavy duty equipment rental services
• $200,000 contract for utility supplies with HD Supply Facilities Maintenance, Ltd.
• Waiver of site dimensional standards for NLV Gateway Development in the Downtown Core
• $75,000 for unforeseen construction conflicts in the Redevelopment Agency meeting

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency approved a series of consent items including police equipment grants, utility contracts, and facility repairs. The Redevelopment Agency also approved funding for construction conflicts and site dimensional standard waivers.

• Approved $1.62M grant application for NLVPD equipment and technology (5-0)
• Approved $375,000 heavy duty equipment rental agreement with United Rentals (5-0)
• Approved $250,000 agreement with Sherwin-Williams for paint and graffiti removal (5-0)
• Approved $75,000 for unforeseen construction conflicts via Redevelopment Agency (5-0)
• Approved waiver of site dimensional standards for NLV Gateway Development (5-0)
• Approved $63,519.79 for Prentiss Walker Pool filter system (5-0)
• Approved $100,000 battery disposal agreement with Battery Recyclers of America, LLC (5-0)
• Approved $68,664 for asphalt and concrete gutters at Cheyenne Sports Complex (5-0)

Library District Board of Trustees Regular Meeting

The Library District Board of Trustees is meeting to ratify a $75,000 LSTA Stay and Play Grant. The board will also receive presentations regarding the fiscal year 2023/2024 tentative budget and the 2023 Summer Learning Challenge.

• Ratification of LSTA Stay and Play Grant in the amount of $75,000
• Presentation of the North Las Vegas Library District Tentative Budget for Fiscal Year 2023/2024
• Presentation regarding the 2023 Summer Learning Challenge
• Approval of the May 23, 2023, meeting agenda
• Approval of the March 28, 2023, meeting minutes

The Board ratified a $75,000 grant to fund early childhood learning experiences, including the purchase of AWE educational computers and launch pads. The Board also received presentations on the FY 2023/2024 tentative budget and the 2023 Summer Learning Challenge.

• Approved May 23, 2023 agenda (6-0)
• Approved March 28, 2023 meeting minutes (6-0)
• Ratified $75,000 LSTA Stay and Play Grant (6-0)

City Council Regular Meeting

The North Las Vegas City Council will review several items including the fiscal year 2023-2024 tentative budgets for the city, redevelopment agency, and library district. The agenda also includes multiple heavy duty equipment rental agreements and zoning reclassifications in the Tule Springs area.

• Zoning reclassification of 9.21 acres at Clark County 215 and Revere Street
• Zoning reclassification of 13.90 acres north of Clark County 215 near Revere Street
• Tentative budgets for the City, Redevelopment Agency, and Library District for FY 2023-2024
• Heavy duty equipment rental agreement with Cashman Equipment Company up to $1,590,000
• Agreement with O’Reilly Auto Enterprises, LLC for vehicle parts not to exceed $209,204

The City Council adopted the tentative budgets for the City of North Las Vegas, the Redevelopment Agency, and the Library District for Fiscal Year 2023-2024. Council also approved two zoning reclassifications in the Tule Springs area and a series of consent agenda items including equipment rentals and utility agreements.

• Adopted Tentative Budget, Redevelopment Agency Tentative Budget, and Library District Tentative Budget (5-0)
• Approved zoning reclassification of 9.21 acres to General Commercial Planned Community District at Clark County 215 and Revere Street (5-0)
• Approved zoning reclassification of 13.90 acres to High Density Residential Planned Community District north of Clark County 215 (5-0)
• Approved $1.59M heavy duty equipment rental agreement with Cashman Equipment Company (5-0)
• Approved $360,000 heavy duty equipment rental agreement with Bejac Corporation (5-0)
• Approved $300,000 heavy duty equipment rental agreement with Herc Rentals, Inc. (5-0)
• Approved $150,000 settlement with Djeunica Baptiste (5-0)
• Approved $1,365,265 NV Energy line extension agreement for Apex Surface Water System Tank Site 4 (5-0)

Planning Commission Regular Meeting

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding new urban agriculture elements and various special use permits. The agenda includes requests for convenience stores, car washes, and residential subdivisions across multiple wards.

• Amendment to add an Urban Agriculture Element to the Comprehensive Master Plan
• Creation of an Urban Agriculture Overlay District citywide
• Special Use Permits for a convenience store, gas pumps, and car wash at Decatur Boulevard and Lone Mountain Road
• Special Use Permits for convenience stores and taverns at Cheyenne Avenue and Bucyrus Erie Street
• Final Development Plan for an 18-lot attached single-family residential subdivision at Martin L King Boulevard and June Avenue

The Commission approved a new Urban Agriculture Element for the Comprehensive Master Plan and a corresponding Overlay District to allow citywide urban farming. It also approved a special use permit for a convenience store with gas pumps at Decatur Boulevard and Lone Mountain Road. These items were forwarded to the City Council for final consideration.

• Approved AMP-03-2023 Urban Agriculture Element (7-0)
• Approved ZOA-01-2023 Urban Agriculture Overlay District (7-0)
• Approved SUP-04-2023 for convenience food store with gas pumps at Decatur Blvd and Lone Mountain Rd as amended (7-0)
• Approved April 12, 2023 meeting minutes (7-0)
• Continued agenda item SPR-01-2023 to June 14, 2023 (7-0)

Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board Meeting

The scheduled meeting for the North Las Vegas Parks, Art, Recreation, and Culture Advisory Board was cancelled due to a lack of quorum. No items were discussed or decided.

City Council and Redevelopment Agency Regular Meeting

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency will review the FY23/24 Annual Action Plan totaling $2,055,490. The meeting also includes decisions on various service agreements, equipment rentals, and infrastructure project amendments.

• Approval of $2,055,490 FY23/24 Annual Action Plan for CDBG and ESG funds
• Agreement with cStor, LLC for data products and services totaling $72,070.33
• Amendment to Stantec Consulting Services agreement increasing cost to $1,154,578
• Award of heavy duty equipment rental contracts to Ecco Equipment Company ($1.2M) and Bragg Investment Company ($330,000)
• Additional $1,400,000 expenditure from Utility Enterprise Fund for AMI Meter purchases

The City Council approved the consent agenda including 17 items, most notably awarding $1,000,000 in HOME Investment Partnerships Program funds for affordable housing projects. The council also adopted Resolution 2714 establishing bylaws for the Citizens' Advisory Committee. No substantive decisions were made beyond the consent agenda and one resolution.

• Approved $1,000,000 in HOME funds for affordable housing (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2714 for Citizens' Advisory Committee bylaws (5-0)
• Approved $852,828 amendment for Losee Road sewer engineering (5-0)
• Approved $540,019 Oracle software maintenance renewal (5-0)
• Approved $1,400,000 for AMI meter purchases (5-0)
• Approved $1,200,000 heavy equipment rental agreement with Ecco Equipment (5-0)
• Approved $330,000 heavy equipment rental agreement with Bragg Investment (5-0)
• Approved $131,140 change order for Walker Pool rehabilitation (5-0)

Education Advisory Committee Meeting

The North Las Vegas Education Advisory Committee will review a presentation on the state of local schools and share outcomes from a Black hair care product drive. The committee is also scheduled to discuss and approve recommendations for upcoming back-to-school events for students.

• Presentation on the State of North Las Vegas Schools by Data Insight Partners
• Sharing of outcomes from the Black Hair Care Product Drive
• Discussion and approval of recommendations for Back to School Events

The Education Advisory Committee approved a motion to coordinate with Councilwoman Garcia-Anderson to organize an event providing sports physicals for students. The committee also received a presentation on the state of local schools and a report on a black hair care product drive.

• Approved agenda (9-0)
• Approved motion to communicate with Councilwoman Garcia-Anderson regarding an event for student sports physicals (9-0)

Utility Advisory Board Regular Meeting

The scheduled meeting for April 25, 2023, was canceled. The agenda included items such as electing board leadership and discussing water budget amendments.

• Election of Chairman of Utility Advisory Board
• Election of Vice Chairman of Utility Advisory Board
• Amendment to NLVMC Section 13.08.050 to reduce golf course water budget
• Amendment to NLVMC to add Section 13.24.085 regarding a septage receiving station
• Amendments to NLVMC to implement the evaporative cooling moratorium

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review several business licenses, grant awards, and infrastructure projects. Key items include a large road construction contract and land use amendments for industrial property.

• $7,850,000.20 construction contract for Alexander Road project
• $451,954.88 audio visual equipment and installation agreement
• Land use amendment to change property at Losee Road and La Madre Way to Heavy Industrial
• $2,000,000 roadway maintenance interlocal contract
• Grant awards for Cheyenne Sports Complex and various neighborhood parks

The City Council approved a construction contract for the Alexander Road project and rezoned property at Losee Road and La Madre Way to heavy industrial. The council also approved multiple business licenses, grant allocations for community development, and various citywide service agreements.

• Approved $7,850,000.20 construction contract with Las Vegas Paving Corporation (5-0)
• Approved AMP-01-2023 to change land use to Heavy Industrial at Losee Road and La Madre Way (5-0)
• Approved ZN-01-2023 and Ordinance No. 3172 to reclassify 10.77 acres to General Industrial District (5-0)
• Approved $451,954.88 audio visual equipment purchase from Computer Projection Systems, LLC (5-0)
• Approved $164,055 in FY23-24 Emergency Solutions Grant funding allocations (5-0)
• Approved $283,715 in FY23-24 Community Development Block Grant funding allocations (5-0)
• Approved $298,475 grant for Cheyenne Sports Complex parking lots with $351,525 local match (5-0)
• Approved $298,475 grant for playground replacement at Seastrand, Desert Horizon, and Sandstone Parks with $301,525 local match (5-0)

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission is considering multiple land use applications, including residential reclassifications for The Villages at Tule Springs and a 108-lot condominium subdivision. The meeting also includes public hearings for liquor licenses, marijuana facility extensions, and industrial variance requests.

• Reclassification of property at Clark County 215 and Revere Street to General Commercial (ZN-02-2023)
• Site plan review for a 338-unit multi-family development at Clark County 215 and Revere Street (SPR-01-2023)
• Final Development Plan for a 108-lot condominium subdivision at N 5th Street and Azure Avenue (FDP-24-2022)
• Special use permit for an 'On-Sale' liquor license at Craig Road and Clayton Street (SUP-09-2023)
• Time extensions for marijuana cultivation and production facilities at 2935 Coleman Street (SUP-85-2021, SUP-86-2021)

The Planning Commission approved two property reclassifications for The Villages at Tule Springs and a 108-lot condominium subdivision at North 5th Street and Azure Avenue. Additionally, the commission approved a liquor license for California Fish Grill and time extensions for marijuana cultivation and production at Green Leaf Farms Holdings, LLC.

• Approved reclassification of The Villages at Tule Springs Parcel 1.19.1 to C-2 PCD (7-0)
• Approved reclassification of The Villages at Tule Springs Parcel 1.19.2 to R-3 PCD (7-0)
• Continued site plan review for Villages of Tule Springs Parcel 1.19 until May 10, 2023
• Approved 108-lot multi-family condominium subdivision at N 5th and Azure (7-0)
• Approved special use permit for liquor license at California Fish Grill (7-0)
• Approved time extension for marijuana cultivation at Green Leaf Farms Holdings, LLC (7-0)
• Approved time extension for marijuana product production at Green Leaf Farms Holdings, LLC (7-0)
• Approved retaining wall height variance for Sunpoint Commerce Center (7-0)

Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board Meeting

The Parks, Art, Recreation, and Culture Advisory Board will review updates on capital improvement projects for fiscal years 2022-2023 and 2023-2024. The meeting also includes discussions regarding an art installation at Seastrand Park and a review of art designs for traffic control boxes.

• Update of Parks CIP Projects for FY2022-2023 and FY2023-2024
• Discussion on Seastrand Park Roundabout Art Installation
• Review and discussion of art design for traffic control boxes

The Board approved specific artist renderings for the Electrifying Arts project to transform utility boxes into art. Members also discussed a $70 million park improvement plan and a recent security incident at Craig Ranch Regional Park.

• Approved meeting agenda (7-0)
• Approved art renderings for utility boxes: Render A (both), Render B (Mountain Lion and Rabbit with sunglasses), Render C (Fox and Rabbit), and Render D (Owl and Coyote) (7-0)

City Council and Redevelopment Agency Regular Meeting

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency will consider several large-scale agreements for water facility maintenance and engineering services. The meeting also includes presentations on the FY24-28 Capital Improvement Plan and the FY23-24 tentative budget.

• $1,162,227 agreement with Jacobs Engineering Group for Deer Springs Reservoir #2 Project
• $629,180 increase for membrane replacement at the Water Reclamation Facility
• $175,376 increase to engineering services for Water Reclamation Facility Basin Project
• $89,233 purchase of ballistic shields for the Police Department
• Business licenses for Ojos Locos Sports Cantina and The Olive Garden

The City Council approved the FY24-28 Capital Improvement Plan and received the tentative FY23-24 budget. Several infrastructure contracts and business licenses were approved via the consent agenda. The council also updated holiday observation dates in three collective bargaining agreements with Teamsters Local 14.

• Approved FY24-28 Capital Improvement Plan (5-0)
• Approved $1,162,227 agreement with Jacobs Engineering Group for Deer Springs Reservoir #2 (5-0)
• Approved $629,180 membrane replacement agreement with Zenon Environmental Corporation (5-0)
• Approved $175,376 increase for Water Reclamation Facility project with Greeley and Hansen LLC (5-0)
• Approved $89,233 contract with Baker Ballistics for police shields (5-0)
• Approved liquor licenses for Ojos Locos Sports Cantina and Olive Garden (5-0)
• Approved three MOUs with Teamsters Local 14 regarding Christmas holiday observations (5-0)
• Appointed/Reappointed five members to the Utility Advisory Board (5-0)

Library District Board of Trustees Meeting

The North Las Vegas Library District Board of Trustees will meet to review the March 28, 2023, agenda and approve previous meeting minutes. The board will also consider an application for a $75,000 LSTA Last Chance Grant.

• Application for LSTA Last Chance Grant in the amount of $75,000
• Approval of November 22, 2022, and January 24, 2023, meeting minutes

The Board of Trustees approved an application for a $75,000 LSTA Last Chance Grant to double the library's digital title collection and implement a Pop Up Library QR code system. The board also approved the meeting agenda and previous meeting minutes.

• Approved application for LSTA Last Chance Grant of $75,000 (6-0)
• Approved March 28, 2023 meeting agenda (6-0)
• Approved meeting minutes from November 22, 2022 and January 24, 2023 (6-0)

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several business licenses, equipment purchase agreements, and grant applications. The agenda also includes multiple public hearings regarding land reclassifications in the Tule Springs area.

• Purchase of nine TYMCO sweeper units for up to $2,881,260
• Purchase of new Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) for up to $1,254,949.00
• HUD grant application of $741,000 for the City's Homeless Initiative
• FEMA grant application of $299,835 for new battery powered extrication equipment
• Zoning reclassifications for multiple parcels in the Tule Springs area

The City Council approved five zoning reclassifications for parcels in the Tule Springs area to various residential densities. The Council also passed a consent agenda including several business licenses, equipment purchases, and grant applications.

• Approved ZN-32-2022 and Ordinance No. 3167 for 17.65 acres (5-0)
• Approved ZN-33-2022 and Ordinance No. 3168 for 28.10 acres (5-0)
• Approved ZN-36-2022 and Ordinance No. 3169 for 51.29 acres (5-0)
• Approved ZN-37-2022 and Ordinance No. 3170 for 39.01 acres (5-0)
• Approved ZN-38-2022 and Ordinance No. 3171 for 35.60 acres (5-0)
• Approved $2.88M purchase of nine TYMCO Model 600 Sweeper units (5-0)
• Approved $1.25M purchase of new Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (5-0)
• Approved $411,831.50 agreement for vehicle parts with NAPA Auto Parts (5-0)

Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board Meeting

The advisory board will review several projects including the 215 Beltway Trail and major park updates. The board is also scheduled to consider the Electrifying Arts Project.

• Review of 215 Beltway Trail Projects
• Update on Major Park Projects
• Review of Electrifying Arts Project

The board approved the meeting agenda and received updates on the 215 Beltway Trail and other major park projects. A decision on the Electrifying Arts Project was postponed to allow members to review artwork renderings in printed form.

• Approved the March 14, 2023 agenda (5-0)
• Continued Review of Electrifying Arts Project to April 11, 2023 (6-0)

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings and vote on several land-use items, including a comprehensive plan amendment and property reclassification for industrial development, a special use permit for a restaurant liquor license, an extension for a gaming liquor license, a variance for a retaining wall, and a special use permit for power line relocation. The meeting also includes public comment periods and approval of the agenda.

• Amendment to change land use from Employment to Heavy Industrial at Losee Road and La Madre Way (APN 124-36-402-001)
• Property reclassification from Ranch Estates to General Industrial at same location
• Special use permit for on-sale beer-wine-spirit license at 2235 East Cheyenne Avenue Suite 190
• Extension of time for restricted gaming liquor license with waiver of 500-foot separation from residential at Centennial Parkway and Lamb Boulevard
• Variance to allow retaining wall over 6 feet in height at Tropical Parkway and Sloan Lane

The Planning Commission approved a variety of requests, including a truck service facility, a sushi restaurant with a liquor license, and a retaining wall variance. Two items regarding the Heartland Express facility were approved and forwarded to the City Council for final consideration.

• Approved Master Plan Amendment for Heartland Express to change land use to Heavy Industrial (7-0)
• Approved reclassification of Heartland Express property from R-E to M-2 (7-0)
• Approved Special Use Permit for Yama Cheyenne sushi restaurant to serve beer and wine (7-0)
• Approved time extension and residential separation waiver for Centennial & Lamb Retail Center (7-0)
• Approved variance for 11-foot retaining wall at N15 Phase IV (6-0)
• Approved Special Use Permit for NV Energy to relocate power transmission poles and lines (7-0)

Citizens Advisory Committee Meeting

The Citizens' Advisory Committee will review, evaluate, prioritize, and set funding levels for FY 2023-2024 Public Services Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) applications, then approve recommendations to the City Council. The meeting also includes a discussion-only update on spending rates for current FY 2022-23 sub-recipients and distribution of disclosure forms.

• Review and set funding for FY 2023-2024 CDBG Public Services applications
• Review and set funding for FY 2023-2024 ESG applications
• Approve CDBG and ESG recommendations to City Council
• Update on spending rates for current FY 2022-23 sub-recipients (discussion only)
• Distribute and collect disclosure forms listing affiliations with grant applicants

The Citizens Advisory Committee approved recommended funding levels for FY 2023-2024 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) applications. These recommendations will be sent to the City Council for consideration. The committee also reviewed spending rates for current sub-recipients.

• Approved $283,500 in CDBG funding recommendations for 14 charities (6-0)
• Approved $162,000 in ESG funding recommendations, including full funding for CNLV Homeless Services (6-0)
• Recommended $0 in CDBG funding for Three Square
• Approved the meeting agenda (6-0)

City Council and Redevelopment Agency Regular Meeting

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency will consider a $2.3 million food services contract for the Community Correctional Center, approve $56,570 for new license plate reader cameras for the police narcotics division, and introduce zoning changes for five Tule Springs parcels. The agenda also includes routine business license approvals and a budget augmentation resolution.

• $2,294,772 food services agreement with Culinary Academy of Las Vegas for Community Correctional Center
• $56,570 agreement with Vigilant Solutions for new license plate reader cameras for police narcotics
• $108,194 agreement with LeadsOnline for police investigation software
• Introduction of five zoning ordinances for Tule Springs parcels (ZN-32-2022 through ZN-38-2022)
• Public hearing on Resolution No. 2709 to augment FY22-23 budget

The City Council approved a budget augmentation of $132.8 million for grants and special projects. The council also approved several police equipment contracts, business licenses, and the appointment of Councilman Cherchio to the Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority Board of Commissioners.

• Approved Resolution No. 2709 to augment FY22-23 budget by $132,800,000 (4-0)
• Approved $108,194 agreement with LeadsOnline LLC for Police Department investigation system (4-0)
• Approved $56,570 agreement with Vigilant Solutions for Police Department license plate reader cameras (4-0)
• Approved food services agreement with Culinary Academy of Las Vegas not to exceed $2,294,772 (4-0)
• Approved $92,170.06 contract extension with UKG-Kronos for Fire Department software (4-0)
• Appointed Councilman Cherchio to Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority Board of Commissioners (4-0)
• Passed and adopted Ordinance No. 3163 updating state of emergency key positions (4-0)
• Approved five zoning reclassifications for Tule Springs parcels for final action on March 15, 2023

Veterans Community Commission Meeting

The North Las Vegas Veterans Community Commission will discuss three business items: a Women Veterans Tea, veterans mental health, and Veterans and Community Resource Center events. The agenda also includes approval of previous meeting minutes and a calendar update. No votes on substantive policy or spending are scheduled.

• Discussion of Women Veterans Tea (no action)
• Discussion of Veterans Mental Health (no action)
• Discussion of Veterans and Community Resource Center Events (no action)
• Possible action to update Calendar of Events

The Commission approved the meeting agenda and previous minutes from April and May 2022. Members updated the calendar of events to include a city job fair on April 19. Other items regarding mental health and veteran events were discussed without formal action.

• Approved February 22, 2023 meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved April 27, 2022 special meeting minutes (4-0)
• Approved May 25, 2022 regular meeting minutes (4-0)
• Approved updates to the Calendar of Events, including an April 19 job fair (4-0)

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will hold public hearings on a plan to rezone 4.21 acres at Commerce Street and Kraft Avenue for a 52-unit townhome subdivision. The consent agenda includes a $3.36 million pump station rehabilitation contract and a $1.13 million purchase of three fire paramedic rescues. A final vote is scheduled on an ordinance prohibiting possession of catalytic converters unless permitted.

• Public hearing on rezoning 4.21 acres at Commerce & Kraft for 52 townhomes (items 15-16)
• Construction contract for P2B Pump Station Rehabilitation, $3,360,915 (item 6)
• Purchase of three fire paramedic rescues, up to $1,130,599 (item 12)
• Final action on ordinance banning unauthorized catalytic converter possession (item 19)
• Reallocation of $314,689 in COVID-19 homeless prevention grants to four agencies (item 18)

The City Council passed an ordinance prohibiting the possession of catalytic converters unless otherwise permitted. The council also approved a 52-unit townhome development and allocated over $1.4 million for public health and homeless prevention services.

• Passed Ordinance No. 3160 prohibiting possession of catalytic converters (5-0)
• Approved 52-unit townhome subdivision at Commerce St and Kraft Ave (5-0)
• Approved $1.1M agreement for Southern Nevada Health District lab expansion (5-0)
• Approved $314,689.40 reallocation for homeless prevention to four non-profits (5-0)
• Approved $3.36M contract with Harber Company, Inc. for P2B Pump Station Rehabilitation (5-0)
• Approved $1.13M purchase of three Fire Paramedic Rescues (5-0)
• Approved $2.24M agreement with Dyntek Services, Inc. for network products (5-0)
• Ratified appointments of Leslie Nix as Grants Director and Rebecca Gipson as Assistant City Manager (5-0)

Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board Meeting

The Parks, Art, Recreation, and Culture Advisory Board will consider approving the meeting agenda and discuss updates on Parks and Recreation Capital Improvement Projects. No other substantive items are listed.

The board approved the meeting agenda. Neighborhood and Leisure Services Deputy Director Doug Guild provided an update on Parks and Recreation CIP Projects, and Recreation Superintendent Valerie Derrick reported on department events.

• Approved the February 14, 2023 agenda (5-0)

Planning Commission Regular Meeting

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings and vote on several special use permits, final development plans, and property reclassifications. Key items include a convenience store with car wash, a 108-lot condominium subdivision, and multiple parcels in The Villages at Tule Springs for single-family subdivisions.

• Special use permit for a vehicle washing establishment at Lamb Boulevard and Tropical Parkway
• Final development plan for a 108-lot multi-family condominium subdivision at North 5th Street and Azure Avenue
• Reclassification of Parcel 1.11 in The Villages at Tule Springs to allow a 67-lot single-family subdivision
• Reclassification of Parcels 1.17 & 1.18 in The Villages at Tule Springs to allow a 354-lot single-family subdivision
• Special use permit for a Quik Trip convenience store with gas pumps at Lamb Boulevard and Nexus Way

The Commission approved several special use permits for a home addition and convenience stores. It also approved multiple rezoning requests and tentative maps for the Villages at Tule Springs residential development, forwarding the rezoning items to City Council.

• Approved accessory dwelling unit at 4315 Bitterroot Drive (6-1)
• Approved special use permit for vehicle washing at Lamb Blvd and Tropical Pkwy (7-0)
• Approved final development plan for convenience store and car wash at Lamb Blvd and Tropical Pkwy (7-0)
• Approved special use permit for QuikTrip at Lamb Blvd and Nexus Way (7-0)
• Approved rezoning and 67-lot subdivision map for Tule Springs Parcel 1.11 (7-0)
• Approved rezoning and 142-lot subdivision map for Tule Springs Parcel 1.12 (7-0)
• Approved rezoning and 178-lot subdivision map for Tule Springs Parcel 1.15 (7-0)
• Approved rezoning and 82-lot subdivision map for Tule Springs Parcel 1.16 (7-0)

Citizens' Advisory Committee Meeting

The Citizens' Advisory Committee will hear presentations from 16 organizations seeking Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) funding for the FY 2023/2024 cycle. Each applicant has up to seven minutes to present their program, followed by three minutes for questions. The committee will also consider approving the meeting agenda and minutes from the previous meeting.

• Boys & Girls Club of Southern Nevada – Hope and Opportunity program (CDBG)
• Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada – Meals on Wheels (CDBG)
• City of North Las Vegas – Senior Meals 2 Go (CDBG) and Homeless Services (ESG)
• The Shade Tree – Emergency Shelter Services (CDBG and ESG)
• Three Square – Mobile Food Distribution (CDBG)

The committee held a series of presentations from organizations seeking Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) and Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG). No funding decisions were made during the meeting; all presentations were received for future scoring. The committee approved the meeting agenda and previous minutes.

• Approved February 7, 2023 Agenda (5-0)
• Approved January 3, 2023 Meeting Minutes (4-0, 1 abstain)
• Received grant presentations from 16 applicants (A through P)

Education Advisory Committee Meeting

The North Las Vegas Education Advisory Committee will consider approving its meeting agenda and minutes from prior meetings, then discuss funded education initiatives and future plans. The committee will also identify long-range planning for local schools, discuss principal interviews and school support recommendations, and consider ratifying a subcommittee for a hair care project benefiting African American teens.

• Share funded education initiatives and future initiatives (discussion only)
• Identify long-range planning in support of North Las Vegas schools over the next year; suggestions to City Council and Mayor (possible action)
• Discussion of principal interviews and potential recommendations for various supports for North Las Vegas schools (possible action)
• Ratification of subcommittee to develop the Hair Care Project to benefit African American teens (possible action)

The Committee approved a series of long-range planning suggestions for City Council, including a back-to-school event and teacher appreciation initiatives. It also approved bringing concerns regarding Title 1 funding, crossing guards, and parent patrolling to the City Council. The Committee denied the formal creation of a subcommittee for the African American teens' hair care project.

• Approved meeting agenda (10-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda items 2-4 (9-0-1)
• Received report on funded education initiatives (10-0)
• Approved long-range planning items for City Council, including back-to-school events and uniform assistance (10-0)
• Approved bringing Title 1 funding, crossing guard, and parent patrolling concerns to City Council (10-0)
• Denied ratification of a subcommittee for the Hair Care Project (10-0)

City Council and Redevelopment Agency Regular Meeting

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency will consider a $500,000 EPA brownfields assessment grant for the downtown target area, a $100,000 feasibility study for downtown redevelopment, and several routine contracts including a $610,510 fire apparatus parts agreement and a $1,075,000 city-wide property maintenance contract. A public hearing is set for February 15 on a proposed 52-unit townhome subdivision at Commerce Street and Kraft Avenue.

• EPA brownfields assessment grant of $500,000 for downtown environmental assessments
• Professional services agreement for downtown redevelopment feasibility study, $100,000
• Fire apparatus parts and installation services contract with Hughes Fire Equipment, up to $610,510
• City-wide property maintenance services agreement with Logistical Solutions, up to $1,075,000
• Ordinance introduced to rezone 4.21 acres at Commerce and Kraft for a 52-unit townhome subdivision

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency approved several professional service agreements, including land development review and property maintenance. The Redevelopment Agency authorized a feasibility study and a grant application for environmental assessments. Two new committee members were appointed.

• Approved $100,000 Downtown Redevelopment Feasibility Study with Moore Iacofano Goltsman, Inc. (5-0)
• Approved $500,000 EPA Brownfields Assessment Grant application (5-0)
• Approved restricted gaming license for Short Line Gaming, L.L.C. (5-0)
• Approved $610,510 fire apparatus parts contract with Hughes Fire Equipment, Inc. (5-0)
• Approved property maintenance agreement with Logistical Solutions up to $1,075,000 (5-0)
• Approved $500,000 expedited plan review agreements with CA Group, Inc. and Willdan Engineering (5-0)
• Appointed Josiah Jensen to the Deferred Compensation Plan Committee (5-0)
• Appointed Allen Fajardo to the Education Advisory Committee (5-0)

Library District Board of Trustees Meeting

The Library District Board of Trustees will consider ratifying a $7,800 Library Services and Technology Act mini grant and receive a presentation on a planned Teen Zone at the Alexander Library. The board will also recognize a trustee for service and receive a staffing update.

• Ratification of LSTA mini grant for $7,800
• Presentation on planned Teen Zone at Alexander Library
• Service recognition for Library Board Trustee Linda Powers
• Staffing update presentation

The Board ratified a $7,800 LSTA mini grant to fund the Summer Reading Challenge. Trustees also accepted updates on library staffing growth and plans for a new Teen Zone at the Alexander Library.

• Approved the meeting agenda (7-0)
• Accepted service recognition for former Trustee Linda Powers
• Accepted staffing update regarding seven new full-time hires
• Ratified $7,800 LSTA mini grant for Summer Reading Challenge (7-0)
• Accepted presentation for the new Teen Zone at Alexander Library

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will hold public hearings on several land-use items, including a proposed amendment to change the land-use designation from single-family low to single-family medium for a property at the northwest corner of Martin L. King Boulevard and June Avenue, and a related zoning reclassification to allow an 18-lot attached single-family residential subdivision. The council will also consider a special use permit for a facility to store up to 683,312 gallons of petroleum products, a rezoning for a logistics center, and an amendment to a development agreement for the Villages at Tule Springs. Consent items include authorizing the interim use of up to 6,000 acre-feet of groundwater rights by the Southern Nevada Water Authority and final acceptance of a veteran and community resource center project.

• Rezoning for 18-lot attached single-family subdivision (Vibranium at York) at Martin L. King and June
• Special use permit for storage of 683,312 gallons of petroleum products near Lamb and Lone Mountain
• Rezoning of 34.65 acres for North 15 Logistics Center at Tropical Parkway and Sloan Lane
• Amendment to development agreement for Villages at Tule Springs
• Interim use of up to 6,000 acre-feet of groundwater rights by Southern Nevada Water Authority

The City Council approved several land use amendments, including a residential subdivision and a hazardous materials storage permit. The council also authorized the final acceptance of the Veteran and Community Resource Center project and made several committee appointments.

• Approved final acceptance for Veteran and Community Resource Center Project (5-0)
• Approved land use change from Single-Family Low to Single-Family Medium at MLK Blvd and June Ave (5-0)
• Approved zoning for 18-lot attached single-family subdivision at MLK Blvd and June Ave (5-0)
• Approved Special Use Permit for manufacturing and storage of 683,312 gallons of petroleum products (5-0)
• Approved vacation of public rights of way for CNLV Gateway Project (5-0)
• Approved rezoning of 34.65 acres to General Industrial District for North 15 Logistics Center (5-0)
• Approved amended development agreement for Villages at Tule Springs (5-0)
• Appointed Alan Wolfley and Bryce Burrell to Clark County Sewage and Wastewater Advisory Committee (5-0)

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings and vote on several development proposals, including a 52-unit townhome project at Commerce and Kraft, a 108-unit condominium project at N 5th and Azure, and multiple subdivisions in The Villages at Tule Springs totaling over 800 homes. Also up for discussion are a car wash and two quick-service restaurants at Tropical and Losee, a special use permit for a banquet hall liquor license, and a rear-yard setback variance.

• 52-unit townhome subdivision at Commerce Street and Kraft Avenue (APN 139-03-502-002)
• 108-lot condominium subdivision at North 5th Street and Azure Avenue (APNs 124-27-504-002, -004, -006, -008)
• Car wash and two quick-service restaurants at Tropical Parkway and Losee Road (APN 124-25-201-003)
• Special use permit for on-sale liquor license at 3040 West Cheyenne Avenue (banquet hall)
• Multiple DR Horton subdivisions at Tule Springs: 67, 142, 178, 82, and 354 single-family lots

The Commission approved a 52-unit townhome subdivision and a car wash with two quick-service restaurants. It also granted a residential rear yard setback variance and a liquor license for a banquet hall. Several items related to the Village of Tule Springs and a condominium subdivision were continued to February 8, 2023.

• Approved Comprehensive Master Plan amendment for 52 townhomes at Commerce & Kraft (6-0)
• Approved rezoning to PUD/PID for 52 townhomes at Commerce & Kraft (6-0)
• Approved tentative map for 52 townhomes at Commerce & Kraft (6-0)
• Approved tentative map for 27-lot single-family subdivision at Simmons St & San Miguel Ave (6-0)
• Approved final development plan for car wash and two restaurants at Tropical Pkwy & Losee Rd (6-0)
• Approved special use permit for vehicle washing establishment at Tropical Pkwy & Losee Rd (6-0)
• Approved special use permit for liquor license at 3040 West Cheyenne Avenue with events ending at 1:00 a.m. (6-0)
• Approved rear yard setback variance from 15 feet to 7 feet at 3705 Judson Avenue (6-0)

Parks, Arts, Recreation and Culture Advisory Board Meeting

The Parks, Art, Recreation, and Culture Advisory Board will meet to discuss updates on Parks and Recreation CIP projects and turf abatement plans. The board will also consider and possibly approve proposed meeting dates for 2023.

The Board approved the 2023 meeting dates, specifically cancelling the meetings for July and December. Staff provided updates on Parks and Recreation CIP projects and turf abatement plans, but no actions were taken on those items.

• Approved the January 10, 2023 agenda (6-0)
• Approved 2023 meeting dates with July and December meetings cancelled (6-0)

City Council/RDA Meeting

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency will consider consent agenda items including a $101,840 contract for police rifles, a $2 million traffic signage replacement project, and multiple liquor license approvals. The Redevelopment Agency will appoint a vice chair for an unexpired term ending November 2024. The meeting also includes public forums for comment on agenda items and general matters.

• Agreement with American Defense MFG for $101,840 for police rifles
• Amendment to CIP adding $2,000,000 for Traffic Signage Replacement Project
• Authorization for city manager to award bids on three park/trail projects totaling $13,821,100
• Lease amendment for Congressman Steven Horsford's district office at City Hall for $108,744 over 24 months
• Appointment of vice chair to Redevelopment Agency for term ending November 2024

The City Council approved a consent agenda featuring various business licenses, police equipment purchases, and road project extensions. The Redevelopment Agency appointed Ruth Garcia-Anderson as Vice Chair. Several zoning ordinances were introduced for final action on January 18, 2023.

• Appointed Ruth Garcia-Anderson as Vice Chair of the Redevelopment Agency (5-0)
• Approved $101,840 agreement with American Defense MFG for police rifles (5-0)
• Approved $2M for Traffic Signage Replacement Project (5-0)
• Approved $105,000 funding increase for Fire Station 53 Structural Evaluation (5-0)
• Approved liquor licenses for Vontra LLC, Platinum Management Group 11 LLC, and NLV Bottling LLC (5-0)
• Approved VAC-15-2022 to vacate storm drain channel and easement at Centennial & Range (5-0)
• Appointed Ruth Garcia-Anderson to Southern Nevada Enterprise Community Board and Child Drowning Prevention Coalition (5-0)
• Reappointed Scott Black to Southern Nevada Regional Planning Coalition and Water Authority Board (5-0)

Citizens Advisory Committee Meeting

The committee will discuss its role in reviewing Community Development Block Grant and Emergency Solution Grant applications, and set dates for the upcoming grant cycle and public hearings. They will also receive an Open Meeting Law presentation and review Resolution 2631.

• Open Meeting Law presentation by Chief Deputy City Attorney Marisa Rodriguez
• Review of Resolution 2631
• Discussion of committee's role in CDBG and Emergency Solution Grant application review
• Discussion and approval of dates for upcoming grant cycle and public hearings

The Committee approved a meeting calendar for February, March, and April 2023 to review and rank non-profit applications for federal grants. Members also received presentations on the Nevada Open Meeting Law and the Community Development Block Grant process.

• Approved the January 3, 2023 meeting agenda (5-0)
• Approved meeting minutes from October 5, 2022, February 1, 2022, and September 8, 2022 (5-0)
• Approved future meeting dates for February 7, March 7, and April 4, 2023 (5-0)