Clark County public meetings in 2022

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is reviewing several proposed land use changes, including a 5,077.1-acre solar facility in Laughlin. The agenda also includes design reviews for airport improvements in Paradise and various commercial developments. Additionally, the commission will consider permit extensions and rezoning requests across the county.

• Design review for a 5,077.1-acre solar facility and substation in Laughlin
• Airport improvements including pavement, fencing, and drainage in Paradise
• Use permit for a cannabis distribution warehouse in Sunrise Manor
• Proposed restaurant with a drive-thru in the Midtown Maryland Parkway District
• Design review for a retail building and car wash in Enterprise

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications. These include requests for a residential subdivision, a distribution center, and various commercial permits across the county.

• Zone change for a 20-acre distribution center in Sunrise Manor
• Tentative map for 48 residential lots in Indian Springs
• Use permit for a place of worship in Enterprise
• Design review for a vehicle sales office in Sunrise Manor
• Use permit for a training facility in Spring Valley

The Planning Commission approved several routine action items, including design reviews, use permits, and tentative maps. Three items were forwarded to the Board County Commissioners for final action, and two applications were held until future dates.

• Approved design review for vehicle sales office on Nellis Boulevard
• Approved use permit for place of worship on Gilespie Street
• Approved tentative map for 48 lots on Boulder Lane
• Approved use permit for supper club near Howard Hughes Parkway and Flamingo Road
• Approved height increase for communication tower on Arby Avenue
• Approved zone change for distribution center on Nellis Boulevard (forwarded to BCC)
• Approved plan amendment and zone change for shopping center on Sahara Avenue (forwarded to BCC)
• Held use permit for carport on Hinson Street until February 7, 2023

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting is a procedural briefing to receive staff presentations and discuss upcoming ordinances. No specific projects or decisions are detailed in this agenda.

• Staff presentations of agenda items
• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Administrative items

The Planning Commission met for a briefing to receive a staff presentation on the December 20, 2022 agenda. No new ordinances or administrative items were discussed, and no actions were taken.

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners will review several infrastructure and service contracts. The agenda includes agreements for highway overpasses, airport modernization, and countywide landscaping supplies.

• Agreement with Union Pacific Railroad for a highway overpass on Jones Boulevard
• $16,000 grant application to the NFL for Pro Bowl 2023 Community Greening
• Pawnshop license application for TNT Pawn & Jewelry
• Contract for baggage handling system modernization at Clark County Aviation
• Award of countywide contract for fertilizers, grass seed, and sod

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including design reviews for a distribution center and a resort hotel/casino. The commission will also receive a report regarding the Transform Clark County Development Code rewrite. Other items include requests for zone changes and use permits.

• Design review for a 33.1-acre distribution center in South County
• Sign and lighting design review for a resort hotel/casino in Rhodes Ranch
• Report on the Transform Clark County Development Code rewrite
• Use permit for an electric substation and transmission lines in Enterprise
• Zone change for a warehouse and fabrication shop in Sunrise Manor

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission will review several land use applications, including a major resort hotel and casino project in Winchester. The commission will also receive a report regarding the Transform Clark County Development Code rewrite.

• Use permits for a resort hotel, casino, and shopping center on 14.5 acres in Winchester
• Report on the Transform Clark County Development Code rewrite
• Street name change from Karen Avenue to Liberace Way in Winchester
• Use permit for an adult cabaret in Paradise
• Design review for a temporary outdoor event facility in Mt. Charleston

The Planning Commission approved multiple use permits for commercial and residential projects, including a resort hotel and a supper club. The board also approved changing Karen Avenue to Liberace Avenue and approved several street and address changes. One application for accessory structure waivers was denied without prejudice.

• Approved street name change from Karen Avenue to Liberace Avenue
• Approved use permits for a resort hotel and condominiums at Desert Inn Rd and Paradise Rd
• Approved use permits for a supper club at Sahara Avenue and Links Street
• Approved use permit for an adult cabaret on Wynn Road
• Approved use permit for temporary outdoor commercial events at Mt. Charleston
• Denied without prejudice accessory structure waivers for residence on Coley Avenue
• Approved address change to 4605 Paradise Road for a proposed tavern/nightclub
• Approved waiver to increase museum event attendees to 75 at Park Street and El Campo Grande Avenue

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting agenda consists of procedural items and staff presentations. No specific projects, ordinances, or contracts are detailed in this document.

The Planning Commission met for a briefing to review items on the December 6, 2022 agenda. No substantive decisions were made during the meeting.

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The meeting involves the Board of Commissioners, Water Reclamation District, and University Medical Center. The agenda includes several contract awards for fuel, trucks, and mental health services. It also features a federal grant application to support homeless services planning.

• $455,157 HUD grant application for Southern Nevada Continuum of Care planning
• Award of gasoline and biodiesel fuel contract to Coronet Energy
• Procurement of various production model trucks from Gaudin Ford
• Interlocal Agreement with Las Vegas Valley Water District for Fire Station No. 39
• Contract amendments for mental health services

Special Meeting

The Clark County Board of Commissioners will meet to approve the agenda and receive a report from the Registrar of Voters. The meeting includes canvassing the returns from the General Election held on November 8, 2022. The Board will also direct the Registrar to submit an abstract of votes cast to the Nevada Secretary of State.

• Canvassing of the November 8, 2022, General Election returns
• Direction for the Registrar to submit vote abstracts to the Nevada Secretary of State
• Approval of the meeting agenda

Clark County Zoning Commission

The commission is reviewing several large-scale projects, including extensions for a resort hotel at Las Vegas Boulevard South and an arena complex. Other items include proposals for a charter school, a cannabis retail store, and various manufacturing facilities.

• West Wynn, LLC: Extension of time and design review for a 34.6-acre resort hotel and casino
• All Net Land Development, LLC: Extensions for an arena and convention facilities on 27.0 acres
• Schwartz Family Re Holdings, LLC: Use permit and design review for a K-5 charter school
• WTML Warm Springs, LLC: Use permit and design review for a cannabis retail store
• ZC-22-0542: Zone change for office/warehouse buildings in Spring Valley

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners is reviewing multiple items including contract awards, business licenses, and federal grant renewals. Key discussions involve renewing HUD grants to provide permanent and rapid rehousing for households experiencing homelessness. The agenda also includes airport concessions and road engineering contracts.

• Renewal of HUD grant applications for permanent and rapid rehousing programs
• Contract award for Pinto Campus roof replacement to Benchmark Contracting, Inc.
• Airport lounge lease agreement for Plaza Premium Lounges at Harry Reid International Airport
• Terminal 1 parking improvements contract award to TAB Contractors, Inc.
• Brew pub license application for BrewDog Las Vegas

Clark County Planning Commission

The Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including reclassifying acreage for an 87-lot residential development. Other items include proposals for an electric substation, a communication tower, and various restaurant permits.

• Rezoning of 11.8 acres for an 87-lot residential subdivision (Items 20, 22)
• Proposed 230kV electric substation in Enterprise (Item 11)
• Use permits for a 'Tailgate Zone' event space in Paradise (Item 4)
• Design review for a communication tower in Sunrise Manor (Item 8)
• Request for a supper club and outdoor dining in Enterprise (Item 12)

The Commission approved various use permits for alcohol consumption, commercial events, and infrastructure. A tentative map for an 87-lot residential development was denied, while a related zone change was approved and forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Approved use permits for temporary commercial events at Dewey Drive (6-1)
• Approved tentative map for 19.4-acre commercial lot at Harmon Ave and Valley View Blvd (6-1)
• Approved use permits for supper clubs and service bars at multiple locations (6-1)
• Approved 230kV electric substation and transmission lines at Badura Ave and Jones Blvd (6-1)
• Approved vacation of Sunset Road right-of-way between Cameron St and Decatur Blvd (6-1)
• Approved zone change for residential development at Richmar Ave and Hinson St (6-1)
• Denied tentative map for 87 single family residential lots at Richmar Ave and Hinson St (6-1)
• Approved design review for second drive-thru lane at Las Vegas Blvd South and Four Seasons Drive (6-1)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting is a briefing to receive staff presentations and discuss upcoming ordinances. The provided agenda contains only procedural topics and does not list specific projects or rezonings.

• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Review of administrative items

The Planning Commission met for a briefing to receive staff presentations and discuss agenda items. No new ordinances were discussed, and no formal actions were taken.

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Commission is reviewing several land use applications, most notably a proposal for a racetrack, fairground, and live entertainment on 37.6 acres in Paradise. Other agenda items include residential development permits, zone changes, and the adoption of development agreements for housing projects in Enterprise and Spring Valley.

• Use permits for a racetrack, fairground, and live entertainment on 37.6 acres in Paradise
• Multi-family residential development design review on 19.5 acres in Enterprise
• Zone change from manufacturing to commercial for 3.0 acres in Paradise
• Development agreements for single-family residential developments in Enterprise and Spring Valley
• Hotel design review at Town Square in Enterprise

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners and several other boards will consider various contracts, grants, and property donations. Proposed items include funding for foster youth education and law enforcement equipment. The meeting also includes reviewing town advisory council minutes.

• $316,737 grant for education vouchers for former foster and adopted youth
• Donation of a vacant parcel to Family Promise of Las Vegas for a Navigation Center
• Increased funding for Axon Enterprise, Inc. body cameras and tasers
• Contract award for roadway rehabilitation to Holcim - SWR, Inc.
• Airport lounge lease agreement at Harry Reid International Airport

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including a new 87-lot residential development. Other items include permits for a cemetery and funeral home in Red Rock and design reviews for various commercial uses. Some requests also involve vacating or abandoning existing easements.

• 87-lot single-family residential development (Van 86 Holdings Trust)
• Cemetery and funeral home permits on 91 acres (Red Rock Memorial Park, LLC)
• Restaurant with drive-thru design review (Blue Diamond Decatur Plaza, LLC)
• Office/warehouse zone change (All American Capital Corporation)
• Pawn shop use permit and design review (EHH Venture)

The Commission approved several use permits and design reviews for commercial and residential projects. Notable approvals include a cemetery and funeral home in Red Rock and a mini-warehouse in Sunrise Manor. Three items related to Van 86 Holdings Trust were held until November 15, 2022.

• Approved cemetery and funeral home use permits and design review (DR-22-0508)
• Approved mini-warehouse design review and driveway waiver (WS-22-0462)
• Approved restaurant with drive-thru design review (DR-22-0505)
• Approved pawn shop use permit and design review (UC-22-0512)
• Approved secondhand sales use permit (UC-22-0515)
• Approved zone change to Designed Manufacturing for office/warehouse (NZC-22-0496)
• Approved use permits for accessory structures at Betty Lane; denied setback waiver (UC-22-0487)
• Held zone changes, vacation of easements, and tentative map for Van 86 Holdings Trust until 11/15/22

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of a briefing for staff presentations and administrative discussions. The agenda contains only procedural items and does not include specific project reviews or rezonings.

• Discussion of upcoming ordinances
• Review of administrative items

The Planning Commission met for a briefing to receive a staff presentation on the November 1, 2022 agenda. No new ordinances or administrative items were discussed, and no official actions were taken.

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Board of County Commissioners is considering several land use applications, including design reviews for large-scale resort hotels and industrial developments. The agenda also includes proposed ordinances for various residential development agreements across the county.

• Design review for a 34.6-acre resort hotel project by West Wynn, LLC
• Use permits for recreational facilities and fairgrounds at Resorts World Las Vegas, LLC
• Zone change for a 15-acre industrial complex by I20 Rainbow, LLC
• Development agreements for residential projects including Ford & Tenaya and Tee Pee and Big Park
• Design review for lighting at a multi-family development by Calida Cimarron Owner LLC

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and several other boards are reviewing various infrastructure and service contracts. Proposed actions include road paving projects, roundabout improvements, and a new community center at Silverado Ranch Park. The agenda also includes an extension of the NV Energy franchise agreement and liquor license applications.

• Pavement rehabilitation for Hualapai Way and Flamingo Road
• Construction contract for Silverado Ranch Park New Community Center
• Extension of the NV Energy electrical system franchise agreement until 2027
• Intersection improvements for Roundabouts Phase II
• Liquor license applications for Magnum Wine & Spirits and BrewDog Las Vegas

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting serves as a briefing for the Clark County Planning Commission. The agenda includes staff presentations, discussions of new or upcoming ordinances, and reviews of administrative items.

• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Review of administrative items

The Clark County Planning Commission held a procedural briefing on October 18, 2022, reviewing the upcoming agenda, discussing a forthcoming cannabis lounge ordinance, and noting the 2023 meeting calendar adopted by the Board of County Commissioners. No votes or substantive decisions were taken.

• No decisions or votes were recorded; the meeting was purely informational.

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including requests to reclassify properties for manufacturing and multi-family residential use. The agenda also includes design reviews for a motion picture studio, a wedding chapel, and a motel conversion.

• Zone change from R-E to M-D for an office/warehouse on Santa Margarita Street
• Zone change from R-E to R-5 for multi-family residential near Hacienda Avenue
• Use permits for a motion picture production studio and recreational facility in Spring Valley
• Design review for converting a motel to multi-family residential in Paradise
• Use permit for a hookah lounge and restaurant on Las Vegas Boulevard South

The Clark County Planning Commission approved 13 routine land-use applications in a single vote, including a wedding chapel, a hookah lounge, and a motion picture studio. It also approved a zone change for a 2.1-acre parcel from rural estates to apartment residential, forwarding it to the Board of County Commissioners. Four items were held at the applicant's request, and an ordinance adding regulations for cannabis consumption lounges was reviewed and forwarded without a vote.

• Approved 13 routine action items (items 4-16) unanimously, including design review for a wedding chapel, use permit for a hookah lounge, and waiver of conditions for a home occupation
• Approved zone change for 2.1 acres from R-E to R-5 for multiple family residential development, forwarded to BCC (6-0)
• Approved plan amendment to Clark County Trail Map, forwarded to BCC (6-0)
• Approved vacation of easements and right-of-way for trail relocation, forwarded to BCC (6-0)
• Approved waivers and design review for 22.5-acre single-family subdivision, forwarded to BCC (6-0)
• Approved tentative map for 42 single-family lots on 22.5 acres, forwarded to BCC (6-0)
• Held 4 items (items 17, 19, 20, 21) at applicant's request with no date or until November 1, 2022
• Reviewed ordinance for cannabis consumption lounge regulations, forwarded to BCC without vote

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and several related boards are reviewing various contract awards and amendments. Items include infrastructure projects for roads and airport improvements, as well as services for rapid rehousing and election staffing. The meeting also includes official proclamations for various community recognitions.

• Roadwork contracts for Rainbow Boulevard, Sunset Road, and Harmon Avenue
• Contract awards for traffic signs and maintenance equipment
• Rapid rehousing and youth housing contracts with Help of Southern Nevada
• Staffing services for the 2022 General Election
• Concourse improvements at Clark County Airport D Gates

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting is a briefing to discuss staff presentations, upcoming ordinances, and administrative items. The agenda contains only procedural discussion topics without specific project proposals.

• Discussion of upcoming ordinances
• Review of administrative items

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on October 4, 2022, with no substantive decisions made. Staff presented items on the regular agenda and discussed an upcoming ordinance on cannabis consumption lounges to be considered at the October 18 meeting. A public comment was received requesting additional pickleball courts, but no action was taken.

• No decisions were made; the meeting was procedural only

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including a 149-lot residential project in Spring Valley. Other proposals include gravel pits in Moapa and new commercial uses like a pawn shop in Spring Valley. Many of these items are proposed actions that may proceed to the Board of County Commissioners for final approval.

• Zone change and 149-lot residential development on 15.3 acres in Spring Valley
• Use permit for gravel pits on 254 acres in Moapa
• Use permit for a pawn shop on 1.3 acres in Spring Valley
• Multi-family residential and restaurant development on 8.0 acres in Paradise
• Single-family subdivision design review on 22.5 acres in Enterprise

The commission approved a zone change and related easement vacation for a 15.3-acre single-family residential development near Quarterhorse Lane and Martin Avenue in Spring Valley, forwarding the decision to the County Commission. The associated tentative map for 149 lots was denied. The commission also approved a zone change and tentative map for a 6-lot subdivision on Serene Avenue in Paradise, despite a townboard recommendation for denial and significant public opposition.

• Approved zone change (R-4 to R-3) and easement vacation for Roohani Khusrow Family Trust on 15.3 acres in Spring Valley, forwarded to County Commission.
• Denied tentative map for 149 lots on the same Spring Valley property, forwarded to County Commission.
• Approved zone change (R-E to R-D) and tentative map for 6 lots for Abboud Elias & Nouhra Yara on Serene Avenue in Paradise, forwarded to County Commission.
• Approved use permit for a tavern with reduced alcohol-separation distance at PSI Sunset LLC on Sunset Road in Spring Valley.
• Approved use permit for a pawn shop at Durango Teco Partners LLC on Durango Drive in Spring Valley.
• Approved use permit for gravel pits on 254 acres for Las Vegas Paving Corporation in Moapa.
• Approved zone change (M-D to C-2) for Harsch Investment Properties on Sunset Road in Paradise, forwarded to County Commission.
• Held 8 agenda items to future meetings (Oct 18 or Nov 1, 2022) per applicant or staff requests.

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Commission is considering several land use applications, including a 429-lot development on 671 acres in the Red Rock Design Overlay District. Other items include requests for zone changes and design reviews for parking lots, alongside an approved amendment to the Flood Control Master Plan.

• Tentative map for 429 lots on 671 acres in the Red Rock Design Overlay District
• Zone change for a motel on 1 acre near Fremont Street
• Design review for parking lots on 97.3 acres near Decatur Boulevard
• Extension of time for Capstone Christian School's 45.3-acre site
• Amendment to the Flood Control Master Plan (noted as approved)

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The meeting includes several boards reviewing various service agreements and infrastructure updates. Proposed actions include contract awards for HIV/AIDS medical services and youth housing programs. The board will also consider engineering contracts for local road improvements.

• Contract awards for HIV/AIDS medical and support services
• Funding increase for Hacienda Avenue Intelligent Transportation System project
• $31,000 book donation to the Safekey program from Toys for Tots Literacy Program
• Engineering contracts for Hollywood Boulevard and Cactus Avenue projects
• Contract with Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth for housing programs

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting is a procedural briefing for staff presentations and discussions of upcoming ordinances and administrative items. No specific projects, rezonings, or contracts are listed in this agenda.

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on September 20, 2022. They discussed upcoming ordinances, including a new cannabis lounge ordinance directed by the Board of County Commissioners, which will be reviewed in late October. One agenda item was pulled for separate hearing. No votes or substantive decisions were taken.

• Item #6 (UC-22-0386) pulled from consent agenda for separate hearing

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission approved 12 routine items including use permits, tentative maps, and zone changes, all with conditions. Two non-routine items were denied: a zone change for a residential development on Pebble Road and a zone change for an office/warehouse complex on Jones Boulevard, both forwarded to the County Commission for final action. All votes were unanimous except for the Jones Boulevard denial, which passed 5-2.

• Approved 12 routine action items including use permits, tentative map, zone change, and easement vacations (all 7-0)
• Denied holdover zone change for 15.9-acre residential development on Pebble Road (7-0, forwarded to BCC)
• Denied zone change for 2.2-acre office/warehouse complex on Jones Boulevard (5-2, forwarded to BCC)
• Denied associated easement vacation for Jones Boulevard property (5-2, forwarded to BCC)
• Approved use permit for detached garage exceeding footprint in Sunrise Manor (7-0, over townboard denial recommendation)
• Approved use permit for on-premises alcohol consumption at restaurant on Rainbow Boulevard (7-0)
• Approved use permit for supper club with reduced residential separation on Warm Springs Road (7-0)
• Approved zone change for 15 acres from M-D to M-1 for industrial complex on Rainbow Boulevard (7-0, forwarded to BCC)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The commission is considering several land use applications, including a large multi-family development in Enterprise. Other items include design reviews for monorail stations and new commercial uses like a cannabis distributor.

• 69-acre multi-family development in Enterprise with height and parking waivers
• Design review for an additional Vegas Loop monorail station in Paradise
• Use permit for a cannabis distributor in Spring Valley
• Zone change for a coffee shop on Cactus Avenue (previously approved)
• 94 single-family residential lots on 37.9 acres in Enterprise

Special Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to discuss the appointment process for selecting a new County Manager. This special meeting includes one business item for discussion or possible action.

• Discussion regarding the appointment process for a new County Manager

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners and several other boards are meeting to review various contracts, fund allocations, and public works projects. Key items include accepting over $10 million for rental assistance and approving social service agreements. The agenda also includes recognizing local organizations and reviewing town advisory board minutes.

• Acceptance of $10,168,714 from the State of Nevada for the Emergency Rental Assistance program
• Donation of a vacant parcel to 3110 Twain LLC for the Family Promise of Las Vegas Navigation Center
• Awarding contract to Highway Stripring and Signs, LLC for traffic sign maintenance
• Approval of CDBG funds ($241,318 and $246,545) for program services in the City of Mesquite
• Contract amendment for mental health services for juveniles with Aspire Mental Health, LLC

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of staff presentations and discussions regarding upcoming ordinances and administrative items. No specific projects or land-use changes are detailed in this briefing agenda.

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on September 6, 2022, to receive staff presentations on agenda items and discuss upcoming ordinances and administrative matters. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting was procedural only, with no public comments and no votes taken.

• Received staff presentation on September 6, 2022 agenda items
• No new or upcoming ordinances discussed
• No administrative items discussed
• No public comments received
• Meeting adjourned at 6:26 p.m.

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including a large residential subdivision and a warehouse zone change. The meeting also includes requests for various business permits, such as pawn shops, a hookah lounge, and a supper club. Additionally, the commission will consider the vacation of several existing easements.

• Tentative map for 575 single-family residential lots in Coyote Springs
• Zone change for a distribution warehouse complex in Spring Valley
• Design review for a building addition at Church Hope Baptist Las Vegas Inc
• Use permits for pawn shops in Enterprise and Paradise
• Design review for a communication tower near I-15 in Jean

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a tentative map for 575 single-family residential lots in the Coyote Springs Master Planned Community, despite an initial motion to deny that failed. The commission also approved numerous other routine and non-routine items, including use permits, zone changes, and easement vacations, and denied a proposed 160-lot residential development in Enterprise.

• Approved 575-lot Coyote Springs tentative map (6-1)
• Denied 160-lot residential development at Arville & Silverado Ranch (5-2)
• Approved zone change for 5.1 acres to R-1 at Centennial Pkwy (unanimous)
• Approved use permit for hookah lounge on Fremont St (unanimous)
• Approved use permit for pawn shop on Maryland Pkwy (unanimous)
• Approved use permit for supper club on Spring Mountain Rd (unanimous)
• Approved vacation of Lamb Blvd right-of-way (6-0-1 abstention)
• Held use permit for detached garage at Sunvue Circle until 9/20/22 (unanimous)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The commission is considering several land use applications, including extensions for high-rise towers at the West Wynn resort. Other items include design reviews for a shopping center in Paradise and zone changes for residential developments in Summerlin South and Enterprise.

• Extension of time and design reviews for West Wynn, LLC resort hotel towers
• Zone change for 57.8 acres in Summerlin South for single-family residential use
• Design review for a shopping center on 10.6 acres in Paradise
• Expansion of the Gaming Enterprise District by approximately 2.5 acres
• Zone change for a coffee shop with drive-thru service in Enterprise

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and several joint boards will review various contracts and property acquisitions. Key items include a fund allocation for a recreational facility in Lincoln County and agreements for street lighting. The agenda also includes park improvements and airport consulting services.

• Fund allocation not to exceed $3,200,000 for 1536 Alamo West Road acquisition
• Contract award for LED Streetlight Luminaires
• Funding agreement for Wetlands Park improvement projects
• Amendment to food services contract for Clark County Detention
• Professional consulting services for North Las Vegas Airport Master Planning

The Clark County Board of Commissioners approved the obligation and subawards of $141,621,956 in County Recovery Funds for community recovery programs, reflecting a $2 million holdback for the Southern Nevada Joint Management Culinary and Bartenders Trust. The board also adopted an ordinance to create an affordable housing program (Ordinance No. 4978) and approved a resolution establishing a Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) program with an amendment requiring new construction to exceed energy code by 5%. Items on cannabis consumption lounge licensing and increasing the arts fund were held for 30 days.

• Approved $141.6M in recovery fund subawards (7-0)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4978 for affordable housing program (7-0)
• Approved C-PACE resolution with energy efficiency amendment (7-0)
• Held cannabis consumption lounge licensing item for 30 days
• Held arts fund increase item for 30 days
• Approved consent agenda items 10-44 as recommended (7-0)
• Appointed four members to Juvenile Justice Services Citizen's Advisory Committee (7-0)
• Approved minutes of July 19, 2022 meeting (7-0)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of procedural briefing items and staff presentations. The commission will also discuss new or upcoming ordinances and administrative matters.

• Discussion of upcoming ordinances
• Review of administrative items

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on August 16, 2022, but took no substantive actions. The agenda was reviewed, no new ordinances or administrative items were discussed, and no public comments were received. The meeting adjourned after 15 minutes.

Clark County Planning Commission

The commission will consider various requests for zone changes, use permits, and design reviews. These items include proposed developments in Enterprise, Paradise, and Sunrise Manor. Some proposals involve changing existing land uses to accommodate new residential or commercial structures.

• Zone change for 6.7 acres from C-2 to R-4 in Whitney
• Design review for a convenience store and restaurant in Enterprise
• Use permit for a pawn shop in Sunrise Manor
• Zone change for 16.8 acres from R-E to RUD in Enterprise
• Street name change to Bold Avenue in Paradise

The Clark County Planning Commission approved the agenda and minutes, then approved a series of routine action items including extensions of time, use permits, variances, and a zone change. Several non-routine items were held to future dates, and an ordinance amending Title 30 processes was reviewed and forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Approved agenda with 7 items held to future dates (6-0)
• Approved July 19 and August 2, 2022 minutes (6-0)
• Approved routine items #4-7, 9-17 including extensions, use permits, and zone change (6-0)
• Approved item #8 communication tower modifications (6-0)
• Held item #18 use permit for accessory structures until September 6, 2022 (6-0)
• Held items #19-25 including zone changes and tentative maps to September 6 or 20, 2022 (6-0)
• Reviewed and forwarded ordinance ORD-22-900510 to BCC meeting (no vote recorded)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting with no substantive decisions. Staff presented agenda items for the August 2, 2022 meeting and discussed an upcoming ordinance to replace the Nonconforming Zone Boundary Amendment process with a Plan Amendment and Conforming Zone Change process. No public comments were made, and the meeting adjourned after procedural discussions.

• No formal decisions made; briefing only
• Discussed upcoming ordinance on Nonconforming Zone Boundary Amendment removal
• No public comments received

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a zone change to reclassify 10.1 acres from Residential Agricultural to Single Family Residential for a housing development in Indian Springs, forwarding it to the Board of County Commissioners. The commission also approved several other land-use items, including a tentative map for a commercial lot, a use permit for a health club, and a use permit for a daycare facility. A design review for a Chipotle drive-thru addition was denied without prejudice. Several items were held to future meetings.

• Approved zone change for 10.1 acres in Indian Springs, forwarded to BCC (unanimous)
• Approved tentative map for 48-acre commercial lot at Badura & Decatur (unanimous)
• Approved use permit for health club at Pecos Rd & Sunset Rd (unanimous)
• Approved use permit for daycare at Bermuda Rd & Sunset Rd (unanimous)
• Denied design review for Chipotle drive-thru at Las Vegas Blvd S & Warm Springs Rd (unanimous)
• Approved use permit for vehicle rental at Howard Hughes Pkwy & Flamingo Rd (unanimous)
• Held communication tower use permit in Jean to Sept 6 (unanimous)
• Held zone change, vacation, and tentative map for Roaring 20's LLC to Aug 16 (unanimous)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting with no substantive decisions. Staff presented agenda items for the July 19, 2022 meeting, including a discussion of an ordinance (ORD-22-900423) to amend Title 30, reflecting Las Vegas Valley Water District service rules and a 600-square-foot limitation change on single-family residential pools approved July 20, 2022. The ordinance is scheduled for a public hearing before the Board of County Commissioners on August 3, 2022. No public comments or administrative items were presented.

• Received staff presentation on July 19, 2022 agenda items
• Discussed upcoming Title 30 amendment (ORD-22-900423) on pool size and water district rules
• No administrative items discussed
• No public comments received

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a zone change, tentative map, and easement vacation for a 70-lot single-family subdivision near Dean Martin Drive and Pyle Avenue, forwarding them to the Board of County Commissioners. It also denied a zone change, tentative map, and easement vacation for a 155-lot subdivision near Richmar Avenue and Valley View Boulevard after 35 people opposed it. Several other use permits, waivers, and zone changes were approved, and two items were held to later dates.

• Approved 70-lot subdivision at Dean Martin & Pyle (7-0)
• Denied 155-lot subdivision at Richmar & Valley View (6-1)
• Approved zone change for coffee shop with drive-thru at Cactus & Dean Martin (7-0)
• Approved use permit for pawn shop at Cactus & Schirlls (7-0)
• Approved use permit for pawn shop at Cimarron & Blue Diamond (7-0)
• Approved zone change for 32-lot subdivision at Pebble & Park (7-0)
• Held use permit for non-compliant structures at Meikle & Christy until Aug 16
• Held use permit for supper club/hookah lounge at Sammy Davis Jr. & Mel Torme (no date)

Special Meeting

The Clark County Board of County Commissioners will meet to receive the canvass of votes regarding a recount for the office of Governor. This item involves a report from Registrar of Voters Joseph P. Gloria and includes the certification of the recount.

• Receiving the canvass of votes regarding the recount for the office of Governor
• Approval of the meeting agenda

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will consider several development applications, including a recreational facility on 1,137 acres in Mountain Springs. Other items include design reviews for residential projects in Sunrise Manor and a drive-thru restaurant in Spring Valley. The meeting also addresses senior housing and event facilities.

• Proposed off-roading and live entertainment facility on 1,137 acres in Mountain Springs
• Tentative map for 748.9 acres in the Coyote Springs Master Planned Community
• Design review for a drive-thru restaurant on 2.8 acres in Spring Valley
• Use permits for concert and event facilities on 77.4 acres in Winchester
• Design review for senior housing on 5.0 acres in Paradise

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners will hold a joint meeting with several regional boards to review various service contracts. Agenda items include infrastructure bids, mental health services, and food assistance programs. The board will also consider business license suspensions and utility agreement extensions.

• Awarding Naples Outfall Storm Drain bid to Las Vegas Paving
• Contract award for Sunset Park Tennis Courts Replacement
• Business license suspension for Can Can Room and Video City
• Extension of NV Energy electrical system franchise agreement
• Emergency Food Assistance contract with The Moonridge Foundation

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of procedural briefing items for the Clark County Planning Commission. The agenda includes discussions on upcoming ordinances and administrative matters but contains no specific project details or land-use requests.

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting with no substantive decisions. They discussed agenda items, including a request to hear item UC-22-0287 despite a staff error, but no vote was taken. No new ordinances, administrative items, or public comments were addressed.

• No formal decisions made during briefing
• Discussed handling of item UC-22-0287 with applicant commitment to report to Spring Valley Town Advisory Board

Clark County Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several land use applications and design reviews. These include requests for utility infrastructure, a public facility in Laughlin, and various commercial uses. The meeting also includes the vacation of several county easements.

• Design review for a 69 kV overhead transmission line in Northeast County
• Use permit and design review for a public facility on 37.1 acres in Laughlin
• Use permit for an indoor swap meet in Sunrise Manor
• Use permit for a volleyball training facility in Paradise
• Design review for cargo warehouse tarmac lighting at Harry Reid International Airport

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a large routine agenda of use permits, waivers, vacations, and design reviews, along with several non-routine items. Notable approvals include a zone change and tentative map for a 30-lot residential subdivision on Buffalo Drive, a zone change and tentative map for a 13-lot residential subdivision near Russell Road and Lamb Boulevard, and a zone change for an office/warehouse project on Eldorado Lane. Several items were held to the July 19, 2022 meeting, and one use permit for outside dining was withdrawn.

• Approved zone change, waiver, design review, vacation, and tentative map for 30-lot Wattoo Family LP subdivision (7-0)
• Approved zone change, waivers, design review, and tentative map for 13-lot Bartsas Mary 15 LLC subdivision (7-0)
• Approved zone change, waivers, and design review for Eldorado Lane LLC office/warehouse (6-0, Castello absent)
• Approved use permit for hookah lounge and outside dining at Riviera Shopping Center; outside dining permit withdrawn (7-0)
• Approved use permit for hookah lounge at Yi Joe Sihong Survivors Trust (7-0)
• Held 6 items to July 19, 2022 meeting, including UC-22-0041, NZC-22-0231, VS-22-0232, NZC-22-0254, VS-22-0255, TM-22-500087
• Approved 30+ routine items including use permits, waivers, vacations, and design reviews (7-0)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is considering several land use applications, including an event facility and extensions for the West Wynn resort hotel. Other items involve design reviews for warehouse buildings, medical offices, and shopping centers. The agenda also includes requests for zone changes and use permits across Enterprise, Paradise, and Winchester.

• Use permits for a 77.4-acre recreational facility for concerts and events on Sahara Avenue
• Extensions of time for resort hotel towers and associated uses at West Wynn, LLC
• Design review for a 265,000 square foot office/warehouse building in Whitney
• Use permits for a liquor store, convenience store, and gasoline station in Enterprise
• Zone change to reclassify 3.5 acres in Lone Mountain to local business

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board will review several contracts for traffic signal, storm drain, and road widening projects. Items also include a five-year extension of the electrical system franchise agreement with NV Energy. Additionally, the meeting includes proclamations for Pride Month and Juneteenth.

• Traffic signal improvements at Durango/Badura, Paradise/Robindale, and Buffalo/Badura
• Karen Avenue storm drain improvements from Maryland Parkway to Flamingo Wash
• Five-year extension of the electrical system franchise agreement with NV Energy
• Road widening and safety improvements for the Bruce Woodbury Beltway at Craig Road
• Design services for the West Apron Expansion at Harry Reid International Airport

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of staff presentations and discussions regarding agenda items, new ordinances, and administrative matters. The provided agenda contains only procedural discussion items.

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on June 7, 2022, to receive staff presentations on agenda items and discuss upcoming ordinances and administrative matters. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting was procedural only, with no public comments and no votes taken.

• Received staff presentation on June 7, 2022 agenda items
• Noted federal preemption on cell tower health effects discussion (item #6)
• No new or upcoming ordinances discussed
• No administrative items discussed
• No public comments received

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is considering several land use applications, including permits for a lodging facility in Paradise and communication towers. The agenda also includes requests to vacate various easements and approve design reviews for commercial projects.

• Use permit and design review for a lodging facility in Paradise
• Proposed communication tower on 2.1 acres in Lone Mountain
• 69 kV overhead transmission line structures in Northeast County
• Request for alcohol service and outside dining at a restaurant in Paradise
• Use permit for a hookah lounge in Enterprise

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a series of routine and non-routine land use applications, including zone changes, use permits, waivers, and tentative maps. Several items were held or withdrawn at the applicant's request. The commission also reviewed an ordinance to amend Title 30 regarding High Impact Project definitions and detached sidewalk regulations, but took no vote on it.

• Approved agenda with 11 items held or withdrawn (unanimous)
• Approved 27 routine action items including use permits, vacations, and waivers (unanimous)
• Approved zone change for 10.3 acres to R-4 at Hacienda/Jerry Tarkanian (unanimous, forwarded to BCC)
• Approved zone change and use permits for Catholic Church property on Eastern Ave (unanimous, forwarded to BCC)
• Approved zone change for 9.6 acres to R-D at Cactus/Quarterhorse (unanimous, forwarded to BCC)
• Approved senior housing zone change and vacation at Hualapai/Milagro (unanimous, forwarded to BCC)
• Approved zone change, vacation, and tentative map for 46 lots on Dean Martin Dr (unanimous, forwarded to BCC)
• Reviewed ordinance amending Title 30, no vote taken

Clark County Zoning Commission

The meeting includes reviews for several land use applications, including a large-scale urban village project and a resort hotel/casino expansion. Commissioners will also receive a report on the Transform Clark County Development Code rewrite. Other items involve signage reviews and residential developments.

• Zone change for a 32.5-acre mixed-use project in Spring Valley
• Design review for Horseshoe resort hotel signage on 30 acres
• Report on the Transform Clark County Development Code rewrite
• Adoption of development agreements for commercial projects in Lone Mountain
• Zone change for an RV and watercraft services center in Paradise

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and several other boards will meet to consider various contracts, licenses, and funding agreements. The agenda includes a joint land use planning study with the City of Henderson and regional funding for homelessness services.

• Joint land use planning study regarding proposed SNPLMA expansion areas
• Shared regional funding for emergency shelter totaling $268,541.55
• Brew Pub Liquor License application for Gordon Biersch Group LLC at 3987 Paradise Rd
• Contract amendment with WSP USA Solutions, Inc. for the Flamingo Wash project
• Shared funding for Homeless Management Information System totaling $98,976.94

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting is a procedural briefing for the Clark County Planning Commission. The agenda includes staff presentations on scheduled items, discussions regarding upcoming ordinances, and administrative updates.

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on May 17, 2022, to receive staff presentations and discuss agenda items, but took no formal votes or decisions. Staff noted upcoming ordinance changes to reduce High Impact Project thresholds and require detached sidewalks on wider roads, to be advanced separately from the broader code update. No public comments were made.

• No formal decisions or votes taken at briefing meeting
• Discussed upcoming ordinance to reduce High Impact Project unit and acreage thresholds
• Discussed ordinance to require detached sidewalks on roads 60 feet or wider
• Discussed amending or removing certain developer exemptions

Clark County Planning Commission

The commission will consider several requests for design reviews, use permits, and zone changes. This includes a report on the Transform Clark County Development Code rewrite and various residential or commercial developments.

• Report on the Transform Clark County Development Code rewrite
• Zone change and residential development on Boulder Highway
• Use permit for a hookah lounge near Pecos Road
• Design review for retail and restaurant buildings in Spring Valley
• Waivers for an electric generating station in Laughlin

The Clark County Planning Commission approved the agenda and minutes, then voted unanimously to approve 22 routine action items (items 4-25) with staff-recommended conditions, including design reviews, use permits, tentative maps, zone changes, and vacations of right-of-way. Four items (22-25) were forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action at its June 22, 2022 meeting. One item (WS-21-0718) was withdrawn at the applicant's request, and one item (WS-22-0156) was held until June 21, 2022.

• Approved agenda with item #29 (WS-21-0718) withdrawn (unanimous)
• Approved April 19, 2022 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved 22 routine action items (items 4-25) with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved item #21 (WS-22-0166) waivers for decommissioned generating station despite town board denial (unanimous)
• Approved items #22-25 (zone change, tentative map, plan amendment, vacation) and forwarded to BCC for 06/22/22 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved item #27 (UC-22-0124) holdover use permits for agricultural buildings despite town board denial (unanimous)
• Approved item #28 (UC-22-0170) use permit for detached garage exceeding footprint (unanimous)
• Held item #30 (WS-22-0156) until June 21, 2022 (unanimous)

Special Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners and several agencies will conduct public hearings on the Fiscal Year 2023 tentative budgets. The meeting also includes the adoption of final budgets for Clark County, the Redevelopment Agency, the Water Reclamation District, and University Medical Center.

• Public hearing: Clark County FY 2023 Tentative Budget
• Public hearing: Clark County Redevelopment Agency FY 2023 Tentative Budget
• Adoption of Final Budget for Clark County, Unincorporated Towns, and Special Districts
• Adoption of Final Budget for University Medical Center and Water Reclamation District
• Adoption of Final Budget for the Clark County Redevelopment Agency

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is reviewing several development proposals, including a high-rise condo tower and various residential projects. The agenda includes requests for zone changes, use permits for industrial storage, and cannabis distribution. Several public hearings are also scheduled regarding development agreements for homebuilders.

• Design review for a 632-foot high-rise resort condominium tower at The Venetian/Palazzo
• Use permit for an outside storage facility on 10.4 acres in Sunrise Manor
• Zone change for a mixed-use development on 16.1 acres in Spring Valley
• Extension of time for a resort hotel project near Las Vegas Boulevard South
• Development agreements for single-family residential developments by William Lyon Homes and KB Homes

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners is reviewing several contract awards and road construction bids. Proposed actions include paving projects for Frank Sinatra Drive and agreements for various community services. The meeting also includes business license applications and environmental appointments.

• Bid award to Las Vegas Paving Corporation for Frank Sinatra Drive (Phase 2)
• Bid award to Aggregate Industries - SWR, Inc. for Frank Sinatra Drive (Phase 1)
• Contract selection for Alternative Living Services with Rite of Passage Adolescent Treatment Centers and Schools, Inc.
• Interlocal Agreement with North Las Vegas Police Department for the NIBRS Program
• Liquor license application for Besosagrado LLC

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting is a briefing for the Clark County Planning Commission. The commission will receive staff presentations on scheduled agenda items and discuss new or upcoming ordinances. This agenda contains only procedural briefing items.

• Staff presentations on agenda items
• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Administrative items

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on May 3, 2022, to discuss agenda items for the upcoming regular meeting. No votes or formal decisions were taken; the meeting was procedural, covering staff presentations and administrative topics. One commissioner suggested pulling item #9 from the consent agenda for separate hearing, and a note was made about holding item #30 to the June 7 meeting.

• No formal decisions or votes taken during briefing
• Item #9 suggested to be pulled from consent agenda (discussion only)
• Item #30 noted to be held to June 7, 2022 meeting (discussion only)

Clark County Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider several land use applications, including rezoning requests for new residential developments in Enterprise and Spring Valley. The agenda also includes street name changes in Moapa Valley and various permits for accessory structures.

• Rezoning 4.9 acres for a 73-lot townhouse development in Spring Valley
• Proposed 50-lot residential development at Durango Drive and Agate Avenue
• Street name changes for Cooper Street, Airport Road, and Anita Avenue
• Use permits for an outdoor dining and drinking area in Enterprise
• Industrial lot development at Walnut Road in Sunrise Manor

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a series of land use applications, including zone changes, tentative maps, use permits, and waivers, with most decisions forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action. Notable approvals include a 50-lot single-family subdivision at Durango Drive and Agate Avenue, a 73-lot townhouse development on Patrick Lane, and a zone change for an apartment complex on Southern Highlands Parkway. Three items were held to future meetings per applicant requests.

• Approved zone change, waivers, design reviews, and tentative map for 50-lot subdivision at Durango & Agate (6-0, forwarded to BCC)
• Approved zone change, use permit, waivers, and tentative map for 73-lot townhouse development on Patrick Lane (6-0, forwarded to BCC)
• Approved zone change and design reviews for apartment development on Southern Highlands Parkway (5-1, forwarded to BCC)
• Approved use permit for accessory apartment increase on Sari Drive (6-0)
• Approved use permit for tennis court prior to residence on Tioga Way (5-1)
• Approved use permit and waivers for accessory structures on Tee Pee Lane (6-0)
• Held waiver WS-21-0718 until May 17, 2022 (6-0)
• Held waiver WS-22-0078 and zone change NZC-22-0090 until June 7, 2022 (6-0)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including design reviews for new buildings and sign modifications. The agenda includes requests for use permits for cannabis distribution, a vehicle wash, and an art gallery. Additionally, the commission will consider zone changes for residential and manufacturing uses.

• Zone change for 176.4 acres in the Historic Neighborhood Overlay District
• Design review for a student union building in Summerlin South
• Use permit for a cannabis distributor in Paradise
• Sign modifications for Caesars LINQ, LLC
• Use permits for a vehicle repair and paint shop in Winchester

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners is reviewing various contracts and service agreements. These include items regarding airport maintenance, public works engineering, and security services. The agenda also includes the acceptance of a large equipment donation for the Fire Department.

• Acceptance of nine Charlie Stations donated to Clark County Fire Department valued at $427,500
• Awarding of countywide security guard services contract to Reliance Security, Inc.
• Contract for passenger boarding bridge refurbishments at Harry Reid International Airport
• Engineering contract for I-515 improvements in the Sunrise Manor Planning Area
• Amendment for Covid-19 Non-Congregate Shelter Services with Liberty Wellness Outpatient Counseling Center II, LLC

Special Meeting

The Clark County Board of Commissioners will hold a public workshop regarding cannabis regulations. The meeting includes presentations on cannabis consumption lounges and the current status of cannabis licenses in unincorporated Clark County. Commissioners will also discuss coordinating regulations with state and local governments.

• Presentation from Cannabis Compliance Board regarding cannabis consumption lounge
• Status update on cannabis licenses in unincorporated Clark County
• Discussion on capping the number of cannabis consumption lounge locations
• Discussion on hours of operation and distance requirements for lounges
• Proposed amendments to Title 30 regarding cannabis establishment reviews

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The meeting consists of staff presentations regarding agenda items and upcoming ordinances. The provided agenda contains only procedural and administrative discussion items.

• No specific projects, rezonings, or contracts are listed in this agenda.

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications. These include requests for rezoning to allow apartment residential development and permits for training facilities and live entertainment.

• Rezoning 10.3 acres in Spring Valley to Apartment Residential (NZC-22-0090)
• Tentative map for a 15.3-acre commercial lot by MGM Resorts Festival Grounds LLC
• Use permit for a major training facility in Paradise (UC-22-0116)
• Use permit for live entertainment at South Sandhill Road, LLC (UC-22-0082)
• Tentative map for 18 residential lots in Enterprise (TM-22-500049)

The Clark County Planning Commission approved several routine and non-routine land use applications, including tentative maps, use permits, vacations of easements, and waivers of development standards. A use permit for live entertainment at a banquet facility on Sandhill Road was denied with prejudice. Several items were held to future dates per applicant requests.

• Approved MGM Resorts Festival Grounds tentative map for 1 commercial lot (unanimous)
• Approved 18-lot residential tentative map near Decatur & Ford (unanimous)
• Approved use permit for major training facility at Gateway Business Park (unanimous)
• Approved vacation of easements for Peterson, Iannucci, and Pecos Condo Partners (unanimous)
• Approved waivers and design review for RPI Regal commercial center (unanimous)
• Denied with prejudice use permit for live entertainment at South Sandhill Road (unanimous)
• Approved use permits for Habibi accessory structures (unanimous)
• Approved zone change, vacation, and tentative map for Nevada Central Enterprises (unanimous)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The commission is considering several development applications, including sign modifications for Caesars properties and time extensions for a resort hotel. The agenda also includes rezoning requests for residential lots in Enterprise and Spring Valley.

• Signage modifications for Caesars Forum, LINQ, and Harrah’s
• Time extensions and design reviews for West Wynn, LLC resort hotel
• Use permits for a brew pub and distillery at Showcase Mall
• Rezoning of 2.7 acres to single-family residential in Enterprise
• Public hearing for a D.R. Horton development agreement

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners is reviewing several contracts and service agreements. The board will consider accepting a $39,000,000 award from the State of Nevada for emergency rental assistance. Other items include roadwork bids and interlocal agreements for neighborhood parks.

• Acceptance of $39,000,000 ARPA award for emergency rental assistance
• Roadwork bid award for Las Vegas Boulevard from Tropicana Avenue to Flamingo Road
• Interlocal agreements with Las Vegas Valley Water District for neighborhood parks
• Contract for juvenile substance abuse counseling through Healthy Minds
• Agreement for inmate telephone services with Securus Technologies

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting is a briefing for staff presentations and discussions regarding the April 5, 2022, agenda. The provided agenda contains only procedural discussion topics.

• Staff presentations
• New or upcoming ordinances
• Administrative items

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including zone changes and use permits. Proposed actions include a major training facility in Paradise and senior housing development in Spring Valley.

• Rezoning 15.1 acres from H-2 to R-4 for high-density residential in Enterprise
• Use permit for senior housing on 8.3 acres in Spring Valley
• Design review for a distribution center and lighting plan on 4.3 acres in Enterprise
• Use permit for a major training facility within an office/warehouse complex in Paradise
• Use permit for outside dining and drinking at a restaurant in Southern Highlands

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a zone change for 15.1 acres near Las Vegas Boulevard South and Chartan Avenue from H-2 to R-4 (Multiple Family Residential - High Density), forwarding it to the Board of County Commissioners. The commission also approved a related vacation of portions of Chartan Avenue, Terrill Avenue, and Giles Street, though the Giles Street portion between Chartan and Starr Avenues was denied. All other routine action items, including design reviews, use permits, and waivers, were approved as recommended.

• Approved zone change for 15.1 acres to R-4 high-density residential (forwarded to BCC)
• Approved vacation of Chartan and Terrill Avenues and part of Giles Street; denied Giles Street portion between Chartan and Starr
• Approved routine action items #4-13, including design reviews, use permits, and waivers
• Approved use permit for outside dining at Fire Station Plaza restaurant
• Approved use permit for major training facility for County of Clark (Aviation)
• Approved zone change for senior housing on 8.3 acres (forwarded to BCC)
• Held waiver for security gate geometrics until May 3, 2022
• Held waiver for building separation/setbacks no date specific

Special Meeting

The Clark County Board of Commissioners will receive a report regarding the Fiscal Year 2023 General Fund budget. The meeting also includes approval of the agenda and periods for public comment.

• Report regarding the Clark County Fiscal Year 2023 General Fund budget

Clark County Zoning Commission

The commission is considering multiple applications for land use changes, including rezoning acreage for medium-density residential developments. Other items include design reviews for a school, a cannabis cultivation facility, and modifications to the Sahara resort hotel.

• Rezoning 14.7 acres from Public Facilities to Medium Density Residential (Aviation)
• Design review for a mini-warehouse facility on 2.0 acres
• Use permit for cannabis cultivation on 0.7 acres
• Modifications to the Sahara resort hotel on 17.5 acres
• Amended use permit for a school on 2.3 acres

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a series of routine and non-routine land use applications, including use permits for communication towers, alcohol service, and hookah lounges, as well as zone changes, tentative maps, and easement vacations. Several items were held or withdrawn at the applicant's request. All votes were unanimous with no recorded opposition from commissioners.

• Approved routine action items #4-#18, including use permits, zone changes, and vacations (7-0)
• Approved zone change and tentative map for 30-lot residential subdivision at Twain/Eastern (7-0)
• Approved zone change to R-5 for multifamily development near Tropicana/Tamarus (7-0)
• Approved zone change, tentative map, and easement vacation for 43-lot subdivision at Oleta/Conquistador (7-0)
• Approved zone change for senior housing at Buffalo/Cactus with affordable housing condition (7-0)
• Approved zone change and use permits for vehicle rental/sales at Rainbow/Landberg (7-0)
• Held items #19, #22, #24 until future meetings; withdrew #23 without prejudice (7-0)

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and Water Reclamation District Board of Trustees will review various contracts, budget transfers, and public works projects. Agenda items include selecting an airport lounge operator and awarding marijuana fee grants to legal assistance programs. The board will also consider creating new positions for the Eighth Judicial District Court.

• Selection of AD Partnership, LLC as the operator for the Chase Sapphire Lounge at the airport
• $250,000 marijuana fee award to Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada Clean Slate Project
• $250,000 marijuana fee award to Nevada Legal Services Clean Slate Project
• Creation of 8 full-time permanent positions for the Eighth Judicial District Court
• Engineering contract with Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. for the 215 Bruce Woodbury Beltway project

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing various land use applications, including zone changes and residential development maps. The agenda includes requests for accessory structures, business use permits, and the vacation of county easements. Some items will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action.

• Zone change for 1.3 acres to multiple family residential in Paradise (NZC-22-0005)
• Tentative map for 49 single family lots on 8.9 acres in Sunrise Manor (TM-22-500006)
• Use permit for a Reiki and Healing Arts business in Spring Valley (UC-22-0009)
• Design review for a food cart in the Midtown Maryland Parkway District (UC-22-0018)
• Zone change for 9.3 acres to single family residential in Enterprise (NZC-22-0001)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting agenda contains only procedural staff presentations and administrative discussions. No specific projects, ordinances, or decisions are detailed in the provided text.

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on March 1, 2022, to discuss agenda items and administrative matters. No votes or formal decisions were taken; the meeting was procedural only. Staff presented agenda items, and a change to future meeting roll call procedures was announced.

• No formal decisions or votes taken during the briefing
• Announced roll call will be taken at start of future briefings starting March 15, 2022

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and Water Reclamation District Board of Trustees will consider various interlocal agreements and contract amendments. The agenda includes items regarding juvenile housing, medical services, and street pavement reconstruction. Additionally, the board will review liquor license applications.

• $200,000 settlement for land acquisition on Decatur Boulevard
• Interlocal Agreement with Nye County for temporary juvenile housing
• Contract amendment for medical services in Juvenile Justice Services
• Liquor license applications for Elixir Wine & Spirits Group and Pie in the Sky LLC
• Change order for residential streets pavement reconstruction

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Zoning Commission is reviewing applications for solar facilities and utility infrastructure in Laughlin and Northeast County. The agenda also includes design reviews for office complexes in Spring Valley and a distribution center in Sunrise Manor. Additionally, the commission will consider public hearings for residential development agreements in Enterprise.

• 10,846-acre solar and utility project in Laughlin
• 746-acre solar photovoltaic facility in Northeast County
• 143-acre warehouse development zone change in South County
• Distribution center on 18.4 acres in Sunrise Manor
• Convenience store and gas station in Enterprise

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including zone changes and use permits. Proposals include a 94-lot residential project in Enterprise and an outdoor shooting range in South County. Some items will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action.

• Zone change and 94-lot development for Magnus Vegas LLC
• Use permit extension for a 124-acre outdoor shooting range
• Use permit for a school in Whitney (3RPM4, LLC)
• Use permit for a hookah lounge in Spring Valley (MDM Properties Nevada, LLC)
• Use permits for a supper club in Paradise (525 E Twain, LLC)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of procedural items including staff presentations and discussions regarding upcoming ordinances. No specific development projects, rezonings, or contracts are listed on this agenda.

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on February 15, 2022, to discuss agenda items, administrative matters, and upcoming ordinances. No formal decisions or votes were made during the briefing. The meeting included staff presentations, a discussion on re-noticing guidelines, and a public comment from David DiSalvo regarding items #17, #18, and #19, but no action was taken on any item.

• No formal decisions or votes taken during the briefing
• Discussed re-noticing guidelines for applications after Town Board changes
• Commissioners required to complete mandatory ethics training before March 1, 2022
• Staff to provide link to residential district categories cheat sheet
• Staff to improve staff report descriptions with previous information and conditions

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The meeting includes proposals for infrastructure construction at the UNLV Harry Reid Research & Technology Park. Commissioners will also review contracts for COVID-19 shelter support and funding increases for burial services. Additionally, several aviation lease amendments and public works projects are on the agenda.

• Infrastructure grant for UNLV Harry Reid Research & Technology Park
• COVID-19 non-congregate shelter support contracts
• Funding increase for Burial and Cremation Services
• Engineering services contract for the Sunset Road project
• Lease amendments at Harry Reid International Airport

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is reviewing several development applications, including design reviews for a major resort hotel in Winchester. The meeting also includes requests for zone changes, use permits for cannabis cultivation, and public hearings on housing ordinances.

• Design review for a 7.2-acre distribution center in Sunrise Manor
• Time extensions and design reviews for a 34.6-acre resort hotel project
• Zone change for 12.2 acres from local business to general commercial
• Use permit for a cannabis cultivation facility in Paradise
• Public hearing on an ordinance regarding alternative housing options

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is considering several land use applications, including a rezoning for an apartment complex and a new 39-lot residential subdivision. Other proposals include permits for transportation services, lodging facilities, and a supper club. Some items will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action.

• Zone change for apartment development on 6.9 acres in Enterprise
• Tentative map for 39 single-family residential lots in Enterprise
• Use permit for a transportation service on 65 acres in Enterprise
• Use permit and design review for a lodging facility in Paradise
• Use permit for a supper club and service bar in Paradise

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a series of routine and non-routine land use applications, including use permits for a transportation service, lodging, a supper club, a health club, and various waivers and vacations. They also adopted plan amendments for trail and land use map changes, and held several items to future meetings. All votes were unanimous with no opposition recorded.

• Approved use permit for transportation service at All-American Sportpark (7-0)
• Approved use permit for short-term/long-term lodging on Paradise Road (7-0)
• Approved use permit for supper club and service bar on Bell Drive (7-0)
• Approved use permit for health club on Hacienda Avenue (7-0)
• Approved waiver for accessory structure on Honeygrove Avenue (7-0)
• Approved vacation of easements in Enterprise and Spring Valley (7-0)
• Adopted trail map amendment for KB Home Las Vegas (7-0)
• Held 12 items to future meetings per applicant requests

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The February 1, 2022, meeting consists of procedural items and staff presentations. The agenda contains only boilerplate items and does not list specific projects or ordinances for discussion.

• No specific rezonings, contracts, or ordinances are listed on this agenda.

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting with no substantive decisions. Staff presented agenda items, and Vice-Chair Steve Kirk requested that item #6 be pulled from routine to be heard separately to discuss 24-hour security. No ordinances, administrative items, or public comments were addressed.

• Pulled agenda item #6 for separate hearing to discuss 24-hour security

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a zone change for 143 acres near State Route 161 and I-15 to allow future warehouse development, forwarding it to the Board of County Commissioners. The commission also approved multiple use permits, waivers, and easement vacations, and held one item until February 1, 2022. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved 143-acre zone change to M-D for warehouse development (7-0)
• Approved holdover use permit for Apex Las Vegas motel-to-multifamily conversion (7-0)
• Approved use permit for surgical recovery center at Jones Blvd & Reno Ave (7-0)
• Approved use permit for communication tower near Hacienda Ave & Polaris Ave (7-0)
• Approved heliport use permit near Searchlight (7-0)
• Approved use permit for school at Centro Evangelistico Palabra (7-0)
• Held WS-21-0648 reduced setbacks request until 02/01/22 (7-0)
• Withdrawn: UC-21-0675 home occupation employee use permit

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting with no substantive decisions. Members received a staff presentation on the January 18, 2022 agenda, including discussion of an ordinance on alternative housing options, and were told that the first installment of the Title 30 update would be presented in March 2022. No public comments were made, and the meeting adjourned after procedural items.

• No formal decisions or votes taken during briefing
• Discussed agenda item #26, ordinance on alternative housing options
• Noted Title 30 update first installment expected March 2022

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission approved several use permits, waivers, and a zone change, including a zone change for 4.9 acres from R-E to R-2 for a residential development. Several items were held to future meetings per applicant requests. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved use permit for accessory garage (UC-21-0654)
• Approved use permit for alcohol sales at billiards hall (UC-21-0656)
• Approved use permit for congregate care facility (UC-21-0658)
• Approved use permit for restaurant service bar (UC-21-0661)
• Approved use permit and parking waiver for training facility (UC-21-0667)
• Approved waiver for block wall (WS-21-0626)
• Approved zone change to R-2 and related waivers (NZC-21-0669)
• Approved tentative map for 38 lots (TM-21-500187)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of staff presentations and discussions regarding upcoming ordinances and administrative items. No specific projects or decisions are detailed in this agenda.

• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Discussion of administrative items

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on January 4, 2022, to receive a staff presentation on agenda items. No ordinances, administrative items, or public comments were discussed, and no substantive decisions were made. The meeting adjourned after 10 minutes.

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will review several grant applications for housing and social services. The agenda also includes contract amendments for government building maintenance and infrastructure projects. Additionally, the Board will consider various purchasing awards and business license changes.

• $1.5 million in EPA Clean Air Act grants for air quality projects
• $860,154 HUD grant for Southern Nevada Homeless Management Information System expansion
• Contract amendment for roof rehabilitation at the Government Center and Central Plant
• Settlement regarding eminent domain for the Harmon Avenue/Union Pacific Railroad project
• Award of contract to Henderson Floor Coverings Inc. for countywide carpet and vinyl