Clark County public meetings in 2023

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Commission will review several routine and non-routine items including zoning changes, design reviews, and development agreements. Topics include residential developments in Enterprise and Red Rock, resort hotel extensions in Paradise, and commercial tavern modifications in Enterprise.

• Plan amendment for 5.8 acres near Las Vegas Boulevard North in Sunrise Manor
• Zone change for 23.1 acres near Pebble Road and Grand Canyon Drive in Enterprise
• Development agreement for single family residential on 7.3 acres south of Warm Springs Road
• Development agreement for an outside storage yard on 2.3 acres in Enterprise
• Extension of use permits for a resort hotel project on 34.6 acres near Las Vegas Boulevard South

Clark County Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing various routine and non-routine items including waivers for development standards, use permits, and design reviews. These items cover residential setbacks, commercial uses such as a supper club and tire sales facility, and industrial or manufacturing developments across several areas.

• Waiver of guest limits for a museum on 9.1 acres in Lone Mountain
• Use permit for a proposed place of worship in Spring Valley
• Use permit to reduce separation from a tavern to residential use near Desert Inn Road
• Design review for a tire sales and installation facility near Tropicando Avenue and Topaz Street
• Street name change to Snowlee Court in Lone Mountain

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Commission will receive staff presentations regarding items on the current agenda. The meeting includes discussions on new or upcoming ordinances and administrative items.

Clark County Board of Commissioners

This joint meeting of several boards includes reviews of contract amendments, business licenses, and budget adjustments. The agenda features a proposed increase to the Desert Conservation Program budget for wildlife projects. It also covers awards for firefighting equipment and aviation upgrades.

• Budget adjustment for Desert Conservation Program from $16,530,362 to $18,189,026
• Contract award for Firefighting PPE (L.N. Curtis & Sons, Allstar Fire Equipment, and Sea-Western, Inc.)
• Liquor license location change for MADANA INC.
• Property dedication for Southern Clark County 215 Bruce Woodbury Beltway
• Proclamation for Harry Reid International Airport's 75th Anniversary

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Commission is reviewing various applications including use permits, design reviews, and street name changes. Items include recreational facilities, residential developments, utility structures, and park expansions.

• Use permits for a recreational facility, fairground, and live entertainment near Sierra Vista Drive
• Use permits for a recreational facility, fairgrounds, and live entertainment at Resorts World Las Vegas
• Design review for a multiple family residential development on 6.2 acres in Paradise
• Use permits and design reviews for power transmission lines and an electrical substation across 43,949.2 acres
• Zone change and design review for Southwest Ridge Bicycle Skills Park on 24.0 acres in Enterprise

Clark County Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is considering various routine and non-routine items including use permits, design reviews, and zone changes. Several items involve residential setbacks, commercial developments like gas stations and restaurants, and street name changes.

• Use permit for a recreational facility on 1.4 acres near Sahara Avenue and Bronco Street
• Use permit for a vehicle repair facility in Sunrise Manor
• Use permit for a kennel on 11.0 acres at Russell Road and Pecos Road
• Design review for a gasoline station and lighting on 0.9 acres in Enterprise
• Zone change to reclassify 6.5 acres from R-3 to R-5 in Spring Valley

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of procedural briefings regarding the December 5, 2023, agenda. The commission will also discuss upcoming ordinances and administrative items.

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

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and several boards are reviewing various contracts and interlocal agreements. Items include awards for street lighting poles, roadway improvements, and janitorial services. The agenda also includes a license agreement for the use of the Tropicana Detention Basin during Super Bowl LVIII.

• Awarding street lighting and traffic signal pole contract to Ferguson Waterworks
• Approving roadway improvement contract to Unicon, LLC
• License agreement for Tropicana Detention Basin use by Las Vegas Super Bowl Host Committee
• Interlocal agreement with Nevada Housing Division for Affordable Housing Trust Funds
• Engineering services amendment for Rainbow Boulevard project

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is considering several land use applications, including a new recreational facility in Enterprise. The agenda includes requests for zone changes to support residential developments and plan amendments for business employment. Several items also involve the vacation of existing easements.

• Use permit for an indoor golf simulator, restaurant, and bar in Enterprise
• Zone change for a future residential development on 23.1 acres in Enterprise
• Plan amendment to redesignate land for business employment in Sunrise Manor
• Use permits for tire sales and vehicle maintenance facilities in Sunrise Manor
• Apartment residential development in Spring Valley

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including expansions for the Resorts World area in Winchester. The meeting also includes requests for zone changes, design reviews for residential developments, and various development standard waivers.

• Use permits for recreational facilities and fairgrounds at Resorts World
• Zone change extension for mixed-use development near Maule Avenue
• Multi-family residential development on Badura Avenue
• Design review for a mini-warehouse facility in Enterprise
• Use permit for a training facility near Wynn Road

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The meeting consists of staff presentations regarding the November 21 agenda. The commission will also discuss new or upcoming ordinances and administrative items.

• Discussion of upcoming ordinances
• Discussion of administrative items

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners is reviewing several routine items including construction services for the Detention Center and landscape maintenance at Wetlands Park. The agenda also includes business license applications and a grant application for mental health and substance use services.

• Construction services for Clark County Detention Center: South Tower Facility Renovation
• Food Services contract for Clark County Detention Center (CCDC)
• Commissary Services contract for CCDC
• Grant application to SAMHSA for $1,709,594 for mental health and substance use services
• Importer/Wholesaler Liquor License application for Shand Import LLC at 4005 W Reno Ave

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Commission will consider several routine action items including sign modifications for resort hotels, residential subdivision maps, and commercial use permits. The agenda includes requests for zone changes, easements, and development standard waivers across Paradise, Enterprise, and Spring Valley.

• Sign modifications for Venetian/Palazzo on 63.2 acres
• Facade remodel and sign plan modification for Flamingo resort hotel
• Proposed single family residential subdivision of 16 lots on 9.8 acres
• Use permit for a veterinary clinic on 7.6 acres in Spring Valley
• Zone change and use permits for vehicle repair and trailer sales in Sunrise Manor

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including utility expansions and commercial permits. The agenda includes requests for development standard waivers and street name changes. Some items are scheduled for final action by the Board of County Commissioners.

• Nevada Power Company 230 kV overhead transmission line and poles in Moapa
• Republic Silver State Disposal refuse transfer station on 12.4 acres
• KG Real Estate, LLC vehicle maintenance and repair facility in Sunrise Manor
• Service bar use permit for an existing hookah lounge in Enterprise
• Street name change to Sky Las Vegas Way in Winchester

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting is a procedural briefing to receive staff presentations and discuss scheduled agenda items. The commission will also address upcoming ordinances and administrative matters.

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

Clark County Board of Commissioners

A joint meeting of several Clark County boards will consider various contract awards for services such as landscaping, fire tools, and traffic signal modifications. The agenda also includes interlocal agreements regarding sustainability efforts and airport concessions at Harry Reid International Airport.

• Award of Bid No. 606723-23 for assorted fire tools
• Interlocal Agreement for Woodbury Skate Park Improvements with the City of Mesquite
• All-In Community Sustainability and Climate Action Plan agreement
• Foreign currency exchange concession at Harry Reid International Airport
• Amendment to inmate health care services contract for Clark County Detention Center

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Commission is reviewing various land use applications including design reviews, use permits, and zone changes. Items include school complex designs, recreational vehicle facilities, and a proposed DMV service center.

• Design review for a 3.1 acre school complex near Homestretch Drive and Hualapai Way
• Use permit and design review for a swap meet, fairground, and recreational facility on 4.6 acres in Paradise
• Use permit and design review for an RV sales and repair facility on 14.6 acres in Winchester
• Use permit and design review for a restaurant with drive-thru on 4.3 acres in Enterprise
• Use permit and design review for a DMV service center on 20.0 acres in Enterprise

Clark County Redevelopment Agency

The Clark County Redevelopment Agency will review its current budget and receive an estimated timeline for the completion of a blight study. The board may also enter a closed session regarding litigation and labor negotiations.

• Report on the current Clark County Redevelopment Agency Budget
• Timeline for finalization of the agency blight study and recommendations for new redevelopment areas
• Closed session regarding potential or existing litigation and ongoing labor negotiations

Clark County Planning Commission

The commission is reviewing land use applications, including design reviews for Harry Reid International Airport and Capstone Christian Academy. The agenda also includes requests for street name changes and zoning amendments in Spring Valley and Enterprise.

• Design review for modifications at Harry Reid International Airport
• Rezoning 19.3 acres near Patrick Lane from residential to manufacturing
• Design review for an addition to Capstone Christian Academy
• Street name change for Clearview Ridge Road in Southern Highlands
• Holdover tentative map for a commercial subdivision in Spring Valley

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of procedural briefings and staff presentations regarding the October 17, 2023 agenda. The commission will also discuss upcoming ordinances and administrative items.

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

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will consider several purchasing contracts, service agreements, and administrative appointments. The agenda includes items regarding fire station construction, ambulance service amendments, and aviation projects.

• Award of Bid No. 606685-23 for Fire Station #39 - Prototype D & C to SHF International, LLC
• Ambulance Service Franchise Agreement amendments for American Medical Response, MedicWest Ambulance, Inc., and Community Ambulance
• Award of Project 3059 ARACC Power for Electric Bus Chargers to SAVI Construction
• Naming of the County Park near Tee Pee and Patrick as Lt. Erik Lloyd Memorial Park
• Appointment of four members to the Air Pollution Control Hearing Board

Clark County Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider various routine and non-routine items including design reviews, use permits, and street name changes. Several items involve rezoning or amendments for industrial and commercial properties in Sunrise Manor and Paradise.

• Signage design review near Harry Reid International Airport on 90 acres
• Street name change from Harrahs Court to State of Nevada Way in Paradise
• Proposed street name change from Clearview Ridge Road to Clearview Summit Drive
• Use permit for a convenience store and gasoline station on 1.5 acres near Sahara Avenue
• Plan amendment to redesignate 7.7 acres from Business Employment to Industrial Employment

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of staff presentations and discussions regarding items on the October 3, 2023 agenda. The commission will also discuss administrative items and new or upcoming ordinances.

• Discussion of October 3, 2023 agenda items
• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Administrative items

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will review several infrastructure projects, including work on Katie Avenue and Rainbow Boulevard. The agenda also includes federal grant applications for the Moapa Valley Fire Protection District. Additionally, the board will consider various countywide service contracts and proclamations.

• Contract award for Katie Avenue and Cimarron Road improvements to Tand, Inc.
• Highway agreement for the Rainbow Boulevard Widening project with NDOT
• SAFER grant application for Moapa Valley Fire up to $544,644.32
• SAFER grant application for an Assistant Fire Chief up to $378,672.63
• Land acquisition for the Pyle Avenue project between Las Vegas Blvd and Bermuda Road

Clark County Zoning Commission

The commission will consider several land use applications, including design reviews for large-scale solar power facilities in the Northwest County Planning Area. Other items include permits for cannabis consumption lounges and a multi-family development in Rhodes Ranch. The meeting also includes reviews for signage and lighting plans.

• Solar photovoltaic facility and substation reviews on 2,400 and 9,487 acres
• Cannabis consumption lounge use permits in Winchester
• Multi-family development design review in Rhodes Ranch
• Signage modifications for CityCenter in Paradise
• Lighting plan review for a retail center in Enterprise

Clark County Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing various routine and non-routine items including use permits, design reviews, and zone changes. Discussion includes solar generation facilities, commercial subdivisions, and residential accessory structures.

• Design review for an animated wall sign at an elementary school near Christy Lane and Stewart Avenue
• Use permit for an 18,373 square foot electric generating station (solar photovoltaic facility) in South County
• Use permit for a hookah lounge and restaurant near University Center Drive in Paradise
• Use permit for an emergency care facility on 4.3 acres at Flamingo Road and Bruce Street
• Plan amendment and zone change for 5.2 acres near Nellis Boulevard and Craig Road

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Commission will receive staff presentations regarding items on the current agenda. The meeting includes discussions on new or upcoming ordinances and administrative items.

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and several boards are reviewing various service contracts and infrastructure projects. This includes proposed awards for airport baggage system modernization and interlocal agreements for road construction. The agenda also features official recognitions for local agencies and organizations.

• Award of Baggage Handling System Modernization project to McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.
• $35,000 donation from the Country Strong Project for the 1 October Memorial
• Interlocal agreement with Boulder City for the purchase of atmospheric monitors
• Approval of liquor license for BEBANMEZ LV LLC on E Sahara Ave
• Contracts for ERP Tier 1 Professional Services with multiple vendors

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Commission is reviewing various applications including residential developments, solar energy facilities, and commercial uses. Items include design reviews for hotels, congregate care facilities, and recreational venues.

• Design review for single family residential on 2.1 acres near Jensen Street and Verde Way
• Hotel expansion and grade review on 2.3 acres near Nellis Boulevard in Sunrise Manor
• Congregate care facility design review on 5.0 acres at Fort Apache Road and Tropical Parkway
• Recreational, concert, and live entertainment facility review on 77.4 acres in Winchester
• Solar photovoltaic facility and substation use permits for 2,400 and 4,457 acre sites

Clark County Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider various routine action items including design reviews, use permits, and easement abandonments. These items cover residential, commercial, and public facility developments across Spring Valley, Enterprise, Paradise, and Sunrise Manor.

• Design review for a park concession/restroom building on Mohawk Street
• Tentative map for a 1-lot commercial subdivision on Rainbow Boulevard and Oquendo Road
• Use permit for a daycare facility on Bismuth Street
• Design review for a school building addition at Dearing Elementary
• Use permit for a driving school training facility on Rainbow Boulevard

The Planning Commission approved a series of routine action items, including a design review for a park building and several use permit extensions. Multiple agenda items were held until future dates at the request of the applicants.

• Approved design review for concession/restroom building reconstruction in Spring Valley
• Approved use permit extension for accessory building and design standards for Marunde Bristol
• Approved second extension of time to vacate and abandon easements for DesertXpress Enterprises, LLC
• Approved first extension of time for development standard waivers for DesertXpress Enterprises, LLC
• Approved tentative map for 1 lot commercial subdivision at Rainbow Blvd and Oquendo Road
• Approved use permits and development standard waiver for accessory structure for Salcido Maricela
• Held items UC-23-0374, VS-23-0418, WS-23-0417, and TM-23-500087 until 09/19/23
• Held items PA-23-700016 and ZC-23-0288 until 10/03/23

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Commission will receive staff presentations and discuss items on the current agenda. The meeting includes discussions regarding new or upcoming ordinances and administrative items.

The meeting was procedural and no substantive decisions were made. Commissioners received a staff presentation regarding agenda items.

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several contracts and property acquisitions. This includes approving software subscriptions, infrastructure maintenance bids, and a real estate purchase for an office building. The meeting also includes recognition of the LGBTQ Center of Southern Nevada's 30th anniversary.

• Purchase of 820 Rancho Lane office building for $2,295,000 plus closing costs
• Contract award to Communication Electronic Systems, LLC for countywide LED lights
• Acquisition of land parcels for the Orchard Detention Basin project
• Liquor license application for El Rey Promotions & Liquor Wholesaler
• Approval of Highway Striping and Signs, LLC for traffic sign maintenance

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Commission will consider various routine action items including extensions of time, design reviews, and use permits. These items cover residential subdivisions, commercial facilities, industrial sites, and utility expansions across several areas.

• Extension of time for a 208.8-acre single family residential development near Mt. Potosi Canyon Road
• Design review for a convenience store, gasoline station, and vehicle wash in Enterprise
• Use permit for a salvage yard and recycling center on 17.0 acres in Sunrise Manor
• Design review for an electric generation station expansion on 85.0 acres near US Highway 93 N
• Tentative map for a 7-lot single family residential subdivision in Lone Mountain

Clark County Redevelopment Agency

The Board will review agency operation policies and fiscal directives. Discussion includes a blight study update, a potential grease trap grant program for Commercial Center, and a memorandum of understanding with the Las Vegas Redevelopment Agency.

• Review and adoption of agency policies, guidelines, and fiscal directives
• Status update on the current blight study for new redevelopment areas
• Proposed grant program for grease trap installation in Commercial Center
• Memorandum of Understanding with Las Vegas Redevelopment Agency regarding East Sahara Avenue boundary

Clark County Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is considering various routine and non-routine items including commercial subdivisions, use permits for businesses, and easements. Several items involve rezoning or plan amendments in areas such as Moapa Valley, Paradise, and Spring Valley.

• Commercial subdivision of 4.3 acres on Lake Mead Boulevard
• Use permit for a daycare facility on 15.6 acres near Tropicana Avenue
• Use permits for alcohol consumption, restaurant, and hookah lounge on Las Vegas Boulevard South
• Tattoo parlor use permit and parking reduction waiver on Eastern Avenue
• Plan amendment and zone change to create an RV park on 9.0 acres in Moapa Valley

The Planning Commission approved several use permits for businesses including a daycare, tattoo parlor, and training facility. A commercial subdivision on Lake Mead Boulevard was also approved. Several other items were held until September 5, 2023, or deleted from the agenda.

• Approved commercial subdivision on 4.3 acres at Lake Mead Blvd and Nellis Blvd (TM-23-500084)
• Approved minor training facility use permit on Howard Hughes Parkway (UC-23-0217)
• Approved daycare facility use permit on Tropicana Avenue and Tee Pee Lane (UC-23-0290)
• Approved use permits for restaurant, supper club, hookah lounge, and live entertainment on Las Vegas Blvd South (UC-23-0315)
• Approved tattoo parlor use permit and parking waiver on Eastern Avenue (UC-23-0330)
• Held use permits for supper club and hookah lounge on Sahara Avenue until 09/05/23 (UC-23-0296)
• Held use permit for service bar on Reno Avenue until 09/05/23 (UC-23-0341)
• Deleted items VS-23-0355 and WS-23-0356 to be heard by Board of County Commissioners

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Commission will receive staff presentations and discuss items on the current agenda. The meeting also includes discussions regarding new or upcoming ordinances and administrative items.

The Planning Commission held a briefing to discuss the August 15, 2023 agenda. No substantive policy decisions or ordinances were approved during the meeting.

• Deleted items #19 and #20 from the August 15 agenda to be renoticed for September 6
• Pulled items #25 and #26 off consent to be heard separately

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners is reviewing several contracts for roadwork, aviation services, and flood control. Items include a bid award for Hacienda Avenue rehabilitation and funding increases for various wash and drainage projects. The board will also consider land acquisitions and service contract amendments.

• Bid award for Hacienda Avenue Rehabilitation from Rainbow Boulevard to Decatur Boulevard
• $80,000 settlement for land acquisition for Harmon Avenue improvements
• Contract award for remote check-in services at the airport via Bags of Nevada, LLC
• Funding increases for Blue Diamond Wash and Flamingo Wash flood control projects
• Engineering contract amendment for the Tropicana Avenue/University Center Drive project

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will consider several land use applications, including a large-scale resort and casino expansion. Other items include requests for an electrical substation, a cemetery in Summerlin South, and various design reviews for signage and residential developments.

• Zone change and use permits for a 2,700-room resort hotel and casino at Spring Mountain Road and Polaris Avenue
• Use permits for an electrical substation and 500 kV transmission lines on 1,107.8 acres
• Use permit for a cemetery and columbarium at Church Faith Community Lutheran in Summerlin South
• Development agreement for an 8.6-acre residential development by KB Home Las Vegas
• Use permit for additional dogs at the Southern Nevada Beagle Rescue Foundation

Clark County Planning Commission

The commission is considering several land use applications, including a development for supportive housing in Sunrise Manor. Other items include rezoning 6.5 acres for apartments in Spring Valley and a proposed vehicle wash in Enterprise.

• Zone change and design review for supportive housing on 1.5 acres in Sunrise Manor
• Rezoning of 6.5 acres from R-3 to R-5 for apartment residential use in Spring Valley
• Plan amendment and zone change for a vehicle wash on 1.2 acres in Enterprise
• Use permits for a service bar and hookah lounge in Spring Valley
• Tentative map for a commercial lot on 3.8 acres in Sunrise Manor

The Planning Commission approved several routine action items, including use permits for residential and commercial projects and a tentative map for a commercial lot. Two agenda items were held until August 15, 2023, at the request of the applicants.

• Approved extension of time for reduced setbacks and building separation at Horizon Street (7-0)
• Approved tentative map for 1 commercial lot on Lake Mead Boulevard and Lamb Boulevard (7-0)
• Approved holdover use permits and design reviews for a retail center on Paradise Road (7-0)
• Approved use permit for accessory structures and fence height increase on Rancho Destino Road (7-0)
• Approved use permit to increase accessory structure area at Callington Way and Glenridding Street (7-0)
• Approved use permit for a temporary construction storage yard at Las Vegas Blvd South and Four Seasons Drive (7-0)
• Held item PA-23-700016 until 08/15/23
• Held item ZC-23-0288 until 08/15/23

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting is a procedural briefing to receive staff presentations and discuss agenda items. The agenda includes discussions regarding upcoming ordinances and administrative matters.

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

The Planning Commission met for a briefing to review upcoming agenda items and staff presentations. No substantive votes or policy decisions were made during the meeting.

• Pulled items 16 and 17 from the routine action portion of the agenda to be heard separately

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners will review several contract amendments and new service agreements. Items include aviation infrastructure projects, inmate management systems, and engineering services for local road improvements. The board will also consider expanding staff positions within the Eighth Judicial District Court.

• Award for airfield reconstruction at Overton Perkins Field Airport
• Creation of 13 new positions for the Eighth Judicial District Court
• Removal of $187,265.14 in uncollectible accounts receivable
• Contract for inmate management system with N. Harris Computer Corporation
• Liquor license application for Sandbagger Holdings USA

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will consider several land use applications, including utility infrastructure and commercial developments. Proposed items include an electrical substation in Moapa and a cannabis distribution facility in Paradise. The commission will also review design plans for a school in Sunrise Manor.

• Nevada Power Company BESS electrical substation and 230 kV transmission line (Moapa)
• Cannabis distribution establishment (Paradise)
• Semi-truck and trailer parking facility (Enterprise)
• Elementary school design review (Sunrise Manor)
• Hotel and commercial building design review (Enterprise)

Clark County Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider various routine action items including design reviews, use permits, and street name changes. These items range from residential developments in Summerlin to commercial uses like day spas, liquor stores, and personal services across several unincorporated areas.

• Design review for single family residences on 216.4 acres in Summerlin South Village 17A
• Street name change of Karen Avenue to Liberace Avenue in Winchester
• Street name change of Sloan Lane to Homeownership Lane in Sunrise Manor
• Use permit for a new gym building on 27.9 acres in Paradise
• Design review for an accessory agricultural building on 0.7 acres in Sunrise Manor

The Planning Commission approved several design reviews, use permits, and easement vacations, including a large residential project in Summerlin. One agricultural use permit was approved despite a Town Board recommendation for denial. Several other agenda items were held until future dates at the request of applicants.

• Approved design review for single family residences on 216.4 acres in Summerlin South (DR-23-0299)
• Approved vacation and abandonment of easements in Summerlin Village 17A (VS-23-0301)
• Approved agricultural livestock use permit and accessory building in Sunrise Manor (AR-23-400036)
• Approved extension of time to vacate easements in Spring Valley (ET-23-400062)
• Approved extension of time for place of worship and ornamental spires in Spring Valley (ET-23-400060)
• Approved extension of time to vacate easements in Lone Mountain (ET-23-400067)
• Approved extension of time for gym building height waiver in Paradise (ET-23-400074)
• Held items SC-23-0098, UC-23-0273, VS-22-0690, WS-22-0689, PA-23-700016, and ZC-23-0288

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The commission will receive staff presentations and discuss items on the current agenda. The meeting also includes discussions regarding new or upcoming ordinances and administrative items.

The Planning Commission met for a briefing to discuss items on the July 18, 2023 agenda. No substantive decisions were made, and no new ordinances or administrative items were discussed.

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and several district boards are reviewing multiple purchasing and service contracts. Key items include regional funding for emergency shelters and various infrastructure or maintenance awards.

• Shared funding for emergency shelter among Clark County and several cities totaling $268,541.55
• Award of Bid No. 606582-23 for annual irrigation sprinklers and spare parts
• Contract with VTN Nevada for Wetlands Park Loop Trail completion
• Bid award to Las Vegas Paving Corporation for Jones Boulevard and Blue Diamond Road project
• Contract with TSK dba Tate, Snyder, Kimsey Architects for Maslow Park New Fire Station #62

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including design reviews and use permits. These items range from large-scale industrial developments to modifications for existing resort signage and new commercial uses.

• Design review for 165.1-acre industrial development near Las Vegas Boulevard North
• Sign plan modifications for Resorts World Las Vegas
• Use permit application for a school on Eastern Avenue
• Design reviews for a convenience store and gasoline station on Durango Drive
• Use permit for a massage establishment on Eastern Avenue

Clark County Planning Commission

The commission is considering several proposed uses for properties, including a museum, training facilities, and a print shop. The meeting also includes design reviews for commercial developments and requests to vacate certain easements.

• Use permit for a fantasy games museum on Dean Martin Drive
• Design review for fencing at a resort hotel near Las Vegas Boulevard South
• Expansion of an existing freight terminal on 19.8 acres
• Use permit for outdoor live entertainment on Buffalo Drive
• Use permit for a training facility on Jones Boulevard

The Planning Commission approved multiple use permits for training facilities and construction storage, along with several extensions of time for existing projects. Several items were held until July 18, 2023, to allow for Town Advisory Board meetings or applicant requests.

• Approved use permit extension for temporary construction storage at Warm Springs Road and Edmond Street
• Approved first extension of time to vacate and abandon easements between Sunset Road and Wagon Trail Avenue
• Approved first extension of time and design review for commercial development on Rainbow Boulevard
• Approved use permit for a minor training facility at Jones Boulevard and Eldora Avenue
• Approved use permit for a minor training facility at Pecos Road and Zodiac Court
• Held items ET-23-400062 and ET-23-400060 until July 18, 2023
• Held items WS-23-0180, PA-23-700014, ZC-23-0227, NZC-23-0239, and VS-23-0240 until July 18, 2023
• Deleted item WS-23-0212 from the agenda

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of staff presentations and discussions regarding items on the June 20, 2023, agenda. The commission will also discuss upcoming ordinances and administrative items. No specific projects or rezonings are listed in this briefing agenda.

• Discussion of upcoming ordinances
• Staff presentations on agenda items
• Administrative item discussions

The Planning Commission met for a briefing to discuss routine and non-routine agenda items. No substantive votes or policy decisions were made during the meeting. The commission identified items to be held until the July 18, 2023 meeting.

• Held items #22 and #23 until the July 18, 2023 meeting

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board will consider several routine items under the Consent Agenda, including multiple service contracts and interlocal agreements. These items cover diverse areas such as IT services, social assistance programs, and public safety equipment.

• Contracts for IT Tier 1 Professional Services with various providers
• Interlocal Agreement with Eighth Judicial District Court of Nevada for the CASA program
• Agreement with Nevada Housing Division to use HOME funds
• Contract with Foster Kinship for In-Home Foster Kinship Services
• Contract with Faciliteq Nevada, LLC for furniture and warehouse management services

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is reviewing several applications for rezoning, design reviews, and use permits. These items include a 30-acre recreational facility in Paradise and various residential or commercial projects across Enterprise and Spring Valley.

• Use permits for a 30-acre recreational facility with shops and restaurants near the Horseshoe hotel
• Mixed-use development including mini-warehouses and pharmacies on 28.1 acres in Enterprise
• Design review for a drive-thru restaurant on 1.2 acres in Enterprise
• Ordinances for office/warehouse development agreements with Diamond Ford LLC and Diamond Arville LLC
• Proposed car wash facility in Spring Valley

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting agenda consists only of procedural items and staff presentations. No specific projects or ordinances are listed for discussion in this briefing.

• No specific projects or ordinances are listed.

The Planning Commission met for a briefing to discuss agenda items and administrative updates. No substantive decisions were made during the meeting.

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including residential developments and commercial site changes. Key discussions include a large-scale putting course with a restaurant and bar in Enterprise. Other items involve rezoning for industrial use in Sunrise Manor.

• Proposed recreational facility with a putting course, restaurant, and bar on 94.4 acres in Enterprise
• Zone change for 5.0 acres in Sunrise Manor from Business Employment to Industrial Employment
• Design review for a convenience store and gasoline station on 0.9 acres in Paradise
• Proposed swap meet and vehicle repair facility on 0.9 acres in Spring Valley
• Commercial subdivision of 1.3 acres in Paradise

The Planning Commission approved a commercial subdivision in Paradise and a recreational facility with a putting course in Enterprise. Use permits for office spaces and a health club were also approved. Several other items were held or withdrawn.

• Approved commercial subdivision on 1.3 acres at Harmon Ave and Las Vegas Blvd South (6-0)
• Approved use permits for office spaces and a health club on Flamingo Road (6-0)
• Approved recreational facility (putting course, restaurant, and bar) at Las Vegas Blvd South and Sunset Road (6-0)
• Held application AR-23-400036 for agricultural use permits until July 18, 2023 (6-0)
• Held application WS-23-0121 with no date set (6-0)
• Withdrawn application UC-22-0405 without prejudice (6-0)
• Approved May 2, 2023 meeting minutes (6-0)

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners will review various purchasing contracts, including road paving and maintenance services. The meeting also includes discussions on airport infrastructure projects and several community proclamations.

• Award of residential street pavement reconstruction to Las Vegas Paving Corporation
• Award of Joe W. Brown Drive and Desert Inn Road project to Las Vegas Paving Corporation
• Award of Jean Airport runway rehabilitation to Las Vegas Paving Corporation
• Rejection of all bids for the Harry Reid International Airport baggage handling system modernization
• Approval of an importer/wholesaler liquor license for MGP Fine Wine, LLC

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Commission will consider various routine action items including design reviews, use permits, and zone changes. These items cover residential developments, commercial facilities, and infrastructure across Paradise, Enterprise, Searchlight, and Moapa.

• Design review for office/warehouse facility on 1.5 acres near Annie Oakley Drive
• Heliport use permit and design review on 10.7 acres near Cottonwood Cove Road
• Signage modifications for Encore resort hotel on Las Vegas Boulevard South
• Use permit for a resort condominium on 14.1 acres near Valley View Boulevard
• Zone change to reclassify 12.0 acres for single family residential in Moapa

Clark County Planning Commission

The commission will consider several applications for land use amendments and development permits. Proposed items include utility structures in Sunrise Manor and a zone change from residential to industrial in Enterprise. Other requests involve parking waivers for shopping centers and design reviews for vehicle repair facilities.

• Proposed 69 kV overhead transmission lines and equipment in Sunrise Manor
• Zone change from residential to industrial employment on 2.3 acres in Enterprise
• Use permit for an alcohol-serving supper club in Paradise
• Design review for a vehicle maintenance and repair facility in Sunrise Manor
• Parking reduction waiver for a shopping center in Paradise

The Planning Commission approved a series of routine action items, including a parking reduction for a shopping center and a use permit for a supper club. One design review for an office/warehouse facility was deleted from the agenda to be heard by the Board of County Commissioners.

• Approved parking reduction for 3900 Paradise Retail Owner SPE, LLC
• Approved tentative map for Badura Arby 008, LLC (commercial lot)
• Approved use permits and design review for KG Real Estate, LLC vehicle repair facility
• Approved use permit for Harsch Investment PPTYS-NV, LLC supper club
• Approved use permits and design review for DPIF3 NV 15 Nellis Cartier, LLC utility structures
• Deleted DR-23-0142 (Fusaro Family Trust) to be heard by Board of County Commissioners

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of procedural briefing items for the Clark County Planning Commission. The agenda includes discussions regarding upcoming ordinances and administrative matters.

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

The meeting was procedural in nature. The commission received a staff presentation on the agenda and noted that item #4 was deleted to be heard by the Board of County Commissioners on May 17, 2023.

• Deleted item #4 from the agenda

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners is reviewing several routine items including purchasing agreements, social service grants, and public works easements. The meeting includes discussions on mental health services, road improvements, and flood control funding.

• Awarding asphalt concrete contract for Las Vegas, Laughlin, and Moapa Valley to Las Vegas Paving Corporation
• Grant application of $316,737 for education and training vouchers for former foster youth
• Grant application of $8,000 for Hydroponics Garden through Green Our Planet Organization
• Easements for traffic improvements on Frank Sinatra Drive between Russell Road and Tropicana Avenue
• Increased funding for Flamingo, Cimarron Branch project via Regional Flood Control District

Special Meeting

The meeting includes public hearings regarding the Fiscal Year 2024 tentative budgets for Clark County and the Redevelopment Agency. The boards will also consider adopting final budgets for Clark County, Unincorporated Towns and Special Districts, University Medical Center, and the Water Reclamation District.

• Public hearing on the Fiscal Year 2024 Tentative Budget for Clark County
• Public hearing on the Fiscal Year 2024 Tentative Budget for the Clark County Redevelopment Agency
• Adoption of the Final Budget for Clark County, Unincorporated Towns and Special Districts, UMC, and Water Reclamation District
• Adoption of the Final Budget for the Clark County Redevelopment Agency

Clark County Zoning Commission

The commission will review a use permit for a monorail spanning approximately 302 acres across Winchester, Paradise, and Enterprise. The agenda also includes residential subdivisions, industrial development agreements, and various design reviews.

• Use permit for a monorail on approximately 302 acres
• Residential subdivision of 95 lots in Spring Valley
• Public hearings for several development agreements including warehouse and residential projects
• Heliport application and design review in Searchlight
• Zone change to manufacturing for a distribution center in Spring Valley