Clark County, NV

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission meets Tuesday, October 6, 2026, at 7:00 PM at the Clark County Government Center, 500 S. Grand Central Parkway, Las Vegas. The agenda lists routine items 4-11 and non-routine public hearing items 12-30, covering use permits, waivers of development standards, design reviews, zone changes, plan amendments, vacations of right-of-way, and a tentative map. Items 22 through 30 are set to be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action on 11/04/26 at 9:00 a.m., unless otherwise announced. All items are final action unless appealed within five working days.

• Items 22-25: Shahrokh Toranji 2022 Family Trust requests a plan amendment and zone change on 4.86 acres from RS20 to RM32, plus a use permit for senior housing, assisted living, and congregate care, north of Tropicana Avenue and west of Conquistador Street in Spring Valley
• Items 26-30: USA requests a plan amendment and zone change on a 2.5-acre portion of 45.0 acres from RS20 to RS5.2, removal of the RNP Overlay, and a tentative map for 10 single-family lots, north of Wigwam Avenue and east of Hauck Street in Enterprise
• Item 12: L R L J Properties, LLC requests a use permit and design review for a refuse transfer station on 10.15 acres in an IL Zone within the Airport Environs (AE-65) Overlay, east of Cameron Street and north of Post Road in Paradise
• Item 10: Adams Arthur V & Sons, LLC requests a waiver to increase maximum parking and design review for a proposed gas station and retail store on 0.86 acres, north of Tropicana Avenue and east of Eastern Avenue in Paradise
• Item 13: Church Debremihret St Michael E O T C Las Vegas requests a holdover use permit and design review for a place of worship on 1.59 acres, south of Sahara Avenue and east of Westwind Road in Spring Valley

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners meets jointly with several county boards and districts, including the Redevelopment Agency, fire protection district boards, the Water Reclamation District Board of Trustees, the University Medical Center Board of Hospital Trustees, and the Liquor and Gaming Licensing Board. Most items are on the consent agenda, covering contract amendments, interlocal agreements, land sales, donations, and grant allocations. The board will also consider a 48-hour online auction of about 66.96 acres of county-owned land in 19 units, set for November 16-18, 2026, with final bid acceptance or rejection on December 15, 2026.

• Minimum sale price of $16,340,000.00 for 13.89 acres of county-owned land, APN 177-18-602-027
• Resolutions of Intent to sell ±66.96 acres in 19 units at a 48-hour online auction November 16-18, 2026
• Selection of Deloitte Consulting LLP for an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) System, RFP No. 607835-25
• Award of Project 3089 Employee Parking Garage, staff recommends Bomel Construction Co., Inc.
• Settlement of the bodily injury claim of Arisday Torres for $37,500

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission is holding a briefing meeting at 6:00 PM on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, in the Commission Chambers at the Clark County Government Center, 500 S. Grand Central Parkway, Las Vegas. The agenda is procedural: staff will present and the Commission will discuss items on its October 6, 2026 Planning Commission agenda, new or upcoming ordinances, and administrative items. The public may comment, but no action can be taken on a matter raised under public comment until it is specifically placed on a future agenda. No specific rezonings, contracts, dollar amounts, or ordinances are listed in the supplied agenda text.

• Staff presentation and discussion of items on the Tuesday, October 6, 2026 Planning Commission agenda
• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Discussion of administrative items
• General public comment, with no action to be taken on matters raised until placed on a future agenda

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission meets Oct. 7, 2026, to act on routine zoning items (items 4–32) and separate public hearings (items 33–83). Routine items include zone changes, tentative maps, and development agreements; non-routine items include a proposed resort hotel/casino with 2,700 hotel rooms and 1,120 resort condominiums at the southeast corner of Spring Mountain Road and Polaris Avenue. The agenda text provided ends mid-item 44, so items 45–83 are not summarized here.

• Pacific Place Site, LLC: sixth extension of time to reclassify 33.5 acres from M-1 to CR, with use permits for a resort hotel/casino of 2,700 hotel rooms and 1,120 resort condominiums at Spring Mountain Road and Polaris Avenue
• Patriot Contractor's, LLC: holdover use permit, zone change of 33.04 acres from RS80/H-2 to CR, and gravel pit with temporary construction storage east of I-15 and south of Larson Lane
• SVIC Land, LLC: second extension of time for a zone change of 143.0 acres to M-D for future warehouse development and a conceptual distribution center near SR 161 and I-15
• Capstone Christian School: zone change of a portion of 44.42 acres to PF and design review for a private school with recreational fields north of Cactus Avenue and east of Amigo Street
• Public hearings on development agreements: All Investments LLC & FF Series Holdings LLC (2.99 acres, single-family), Cactus 7861 Bermuda Investments LLC (1.69 acres, retail center), and Pacific Classic LLC (4.17 acres, commercial)

Police Fatality Public Fact-finding Review

Clark County is holding a public fact-finding review into the death of Bruce Ayer, a police-involved fatality. The meeting is dedicated solely to this review, with no other agenda items listed. The purpose is to examine the facts surrounding the incident, though the agenda provides no details on findings or outcomes.

• Public fact-finding review for the death of Bruce Ayer

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Commission will consider various routine and non-routine items including zone changes, use permits, and design reviews. Proposed actions range from industrial and mining developments to residential models and resort hotels across several unincorporated areas.

• Use permit for a rock crushing facility and gravel pit on 33.1 acres in South County
• Zone change for 34.32 acres to Industrial Park in Searchlight
• Plan amendment and zone change for a 24.15-acre public facility/animal resource center in Spring Valley
• Design review for a resort hotel on 26.11 acres in Paradise
• Mining and extraction use permit on 128.1 acres in Moapa Valley

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Planning Commission will meet to receive staff presentations and discuss upcoming ordinances. The meeting also includes discussion of administrative items and public comments.

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

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners and several regional boards will meet to discuss various contracts, housing funds, and infrastructure projects. Key items include allocating $10 million for redevelopment at 800 Liberace Ave and $6 million for attainable housing preservation.

• $10,000,000 allocation for redevelopment of 800 Liberace Ave
• $6,000,000 in Community Housing Funds for FWM Paseo, LLC to preserve 120 housing units
• Public hearing for $7,000,000 in tax-exempt bonds for Discovery Charter School
• Resolution for $45,770,000 in General Obligation Hospital Improvement Bonds
• Contract award to Las Vegas Paving Corporation for Blue Diamond Wash Railroad Channel

Clark County Planning Commission

The Commission will consider routine and non-routine items including zoning changes, tentative maps, and design reviews. Proposed actions range from industrial lot creations to residential developments and street name changes.

• Tentative map for 1 industrial lot on 25.34 acres in South County
• Use permit for a banquet facility on 1.52 acres in Paradise
• Use permit for an emergency and urgent care facility in Sunrise Manor
• Mixed-use development and zone changes for 2.16 acres in Winchester
• Residential development consisting of 82 single-family lots in Moapa Valley

Police Fatality Public Fact-finding Review

The Clark County Police Fatality Public Fact-finding Review will meet to conduct a review regarding the death of Fabian Leon. The meeting is scheduled for September 3, 2026, at 500 S. Grand Central Parkway.

• Fact-finding review for death of Fabian Leon

Debt Management Commission

The Clark County Debt Management Commission will vote on two major bond issuances: $88,055,000 for Las Vegas Valley Water District refunds and $45,770,000 for hospital improvements. The body will also review annual debt reports and set statutory priorities for essential services. Routine items include approving previous minutes and scheduling meetings for 2027.

• Approve $88,055,000 Las Vegas Valley Water District General Obligation Bonds (Series 2026D)
• Approve $45,770,000 Clark County General Obligation Hospital Improvement Bonds
• Receive annual reports of current and contemplated general obligation debt
• Establish percentage applicable for NRS 350.0155
• Establish priorities among essential and non-essential facilities for NRS 350.0155

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Commission will consider various routine and non-routine items including zone changes, design reviews, and use permits. Proposed projects range from residential developments and resort hotels to industrial parks and public facilities.

• Mixed-use development design review on 19.42 acres north of Blue Diamond Road
• Proposed resort hotel on 13.52 acres north of Richmar Avenue
• Zone change for 1.91 acres to Industrial Park in Spring Valley
• Proposed single-family residential development on 2.5 acres in Enterprise
• Expansion of Echo Trail Park including a community center

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission will review 23 land-use applications, including routine actions and non-routine public hearings. Key decisions include a zone change for a 24.15-acre public facility near the airport and a rezoning for an 82-lot residential development in Moapa Valley. Items 7-9 and 20-26 will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action on September 16 or October 7, 2026.

• Zone change for 24.15 acres from RS20 to PF (Public Facility) near Post Road and Jones Boulevard in Spring Valley
• Tentative map for 82 single-family lots on 9.19 acres in Moapa Valley, east of Moapa Valley Boulevard
• Zone change for 3.54 acres from RS80 to AG (Agriculture) for a plant nursery in Red Rock
• Plan amendment to delete and add trail alignments along Bronco Street and Sobb Avenue in Spring Valley
• Use permit for a dance studio in an IL (Industrial Light) zone in Paradise

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners will vote on a consent agenda containing routine contracts and road project extensions. The most significant action is a public hearing to approve a resolution authorizing $1.1 billion in tax-exempt bonds to finance the acquisition of Quorum Health Corporation, including Mesa View Regional Hospital. The Board will also approve two new collective bargaining agreements for law enforcement unions and introduce an ordinance to remove funding limits from the county code.

• Approve $1.1 billion in tax-exempt bonds to acquire Quorum Health Corporation, including Mesa View Regional Hospital in Mesquite
• Approve Collective Bargaining Agreements with District Attorney Investigators Association and Clark County Defenders Union, effective July 2026 through June 2028
• Sign engineering contract supplements for Bruce Woodbury Beltway, Spring Mountain Road, and Las Vegas Boulevard projects
• Approve $200,000 settlement for lawsuit Mario Jimenez v. Clark County and $60,000 settlement for bodily injury claim of Iecia Davis
• Introduce ordinance to remove funding limits and sunset dates from Clark County Code Title 4, Chapter 4.18

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission is holding a briefing meeting to receive a presentation from the Las Vegas Valley Water District, review items on the upcoming Planning Commission agenda, and discuss new or upcoming ordinances and administrative items. Public comments are allowed, but no action may be taken on matters raised during that period.

• Presentation from Las Vegas Valley Water District
• Discussion of September 1, 2026 Planning Commission agenda items
• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Public comment period (no action taken)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a wide range of land-use items, including routine approvals (items 4-27) and separate non-routine hearings (items 28-66). Actions include zone changes, use permits, design reviews, sign reviews, vacations of right-of-way, and development agreements. Notable items include a zone change for a disability service provider, a monorail use permit for Hilton Resorts, and a performance agreement for the A's Ballpark garage.

• Zone change for Garden Foundation Inc to reclassify 4.70 acres from RS20 to CP for a major training facility and recreational facility (item 7)
• Use permit for Hilton Resorts Corporation for a monorail on ~21 acres between Sahara and Russell Road (item 14)
• Performance Agreement with Athletics StadCo LLC for A's Ballpark Southeast Garage and Phase I Central Utility Plant (item 25)
• Zone change for 191 20, LLC to reclassify 11.53 acres from IP to IL for an office/warehouse (item 22)
• Use permit for RDXNWP, LLC for outdoor storage and ice rink in a shopping center (item 30)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This is a briefing meeting of the Clark County Planning Commission. The commission will receive a staff presentation and discuss items on the August 18, 2026 agenda, as well as new or upcoming ordinances and administrative items. Public comments are allowed, but no action may be taken on matters raised during that time.

• Receive staff presentation and discuss items on the August 18, 2026 Planning Commission agenda
• Discuss new or upcoming ordinances
• Discuss administrative items
• Public comments (no action may be taken on matters raised)

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on August 18, 2026, with no substantive decisions or votes recorded. Staff presented items on the August 18 Planning Commission agenda, discussed a draft ordinance (26-900606) to amend Title 30 regulations, and introduced a new Senior Planner. The meeting adjourned at 6:28 p.m. with no public comments.

• No substantive decisions or votes recorded; briefing and discussion only
• Staff presented August 18, 2026 Planning Commission agenda items
• Discussed draft ordinance 26-900606 to amend Title 30 (add Communication Tower language, delete massage language)
• Items #31, #32, #33 noted as not final action; going to Board of County Commissioners in one month
• Introduced Roxy Pais-Evia as Senior Planner in Comprehensive Planning
• Announced Water District will present at September 1, 2026 briefing

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners, sitting jointly as the UMC Board of Hospital Trustees, will consider issuing up to $45.77 million in hospital improvement bonds and adopting an ordinance tightening short-term rental regulations. The consent agenda includes multiple contract amendments, park funding allocations, and a $1.97 million state grant for substance misuse support. Public hearings are scheduled for 10 a.m. on the ordinance and other items.

• Resolution to issue $45,770,000 in General Obligation Hospital Improvement Bonds (items 36-37)
• Ordinance amending Title 7, Chapter 7.110 to strengthen short-term rental licensing and enforcement (item 34)
• Allocate $22,900,000 in Room Tax for Hollywood Regional Park ballfields and Sunset Regional Park renovation (item 24)
• Allocate $999,678 in Residential Construction Tax for Sunrise Park Multi-Purpose Facility (item 23)
• Ratify $1,969,118 subgrant from Nevada for Rapid Stabilization of families impacted by substance misuse (item 33)

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on 42 items, including routine and non-routine actions. These include zone changes, use permits, tentative maps, plan amendments, and waivers of development standards. Several items will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action on September 16, 2026. The agenda also includes an ordinance to amend Title 30 regulations regarding communication towers and massage businesses.

• Zone change for 34.32 acres from residential to Industrial Park (IP) for Turnbull, LLC near US Highway 95 and Lake Mojave Drive in Searchlight
• Plan amendment and zone change for 128.10 acres by Simplot J R Co. from Business Employment to Outlying Neighborhood and from Industrial Light to RS80 in Moapa Valley
• Use permit for mining and extraction with six waivers for Simplot J R Co. on 128.1 acres in Moapa Valley
• Holdover planned unit development for a 26-lot single-family attached residential development on 1.93 acres by Bolognese, Joseph & Vivi A in Enterprise
• Ordinance to amend Title 30 regulations to add language within Communication Tower and delete language within Massage

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a set of applications for a 113-lot single-family subdivision on 14.92 acres west of Dean Martin Drive and south of Richmar Avenue in Enterprise, along with related plan amendment, zone change, and right-of-way vacation. Those items drew 5 speakers in opposition and passed on split votes, with Tyler Brady, Steve Kirk, and Vivian Kilarski voting nay. The Commission also approved a 26-lot attached residential project at Serene Avenue and Grand Canyon Drive and a 20.32-acre plan amendment and zone change for industrial use in Searchlight, all forwarded to the 09/16/26 Board of County Commissioners meeting. One item, a church use permit (UC-26-0365), was held to September 1, 2026 at the applicant's request.

• Approved 113-lot subdivision tentative map on 14.92 acres in Enterprise (4-3, forwarded to 09/16/26 BCC)
• Adopted plan amendment from NC/CM to LN/CN for the same Enterprise site (5-2, forwarded to BCC)
• Approved zone change to RS10 and RS3.3 for the Enterprise site (4-3, forwarded to BCC)
• Approved right-of-way vacation between Richmar Ave and Silverado Ranch Blvd (4-3, forwarded to BCC)
• Approved 26-lot attached residential PUD at Serene Ave and Grand Canyon Dr (6-1, forwarded to BCC)
• Adopted plan amendment and approved zone change to IP for 34.32 acres in Searchlight (7-0, forwarded to BCC)
• Held church use permit UC-26-0365 to September 1, 2026 at applicant's request
• Reviewed draft ordinance ORD-26-900606 amending Title 30; scheduled for 08/19/26 BCC meeting

Police Fatality Public Fact-finding Review

The Clark County Police Fatality Public Fact-finding Review board is convening to examine the death of Justin Walsh. This is a public hearing to review facts surrounding the incident.

• Fact-finding review for death of Justin Walsh

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will consider 55 items at this meeting, including routine and non-routine actions such as design reviews, use permits, zone changes, and waivers of development standards. Items range from extensions of time for existing projects to new development proposals, with a focus on residential, commercial, and industrial zones across Las Vegas Valley.

• Design review and first extension of time for office/warehouse complex on 6.45 acres in IL Zone near Nellis Boulevard and Las Vegas Boulevard North (ET-26-400058)
• Use permit and waivers for multi-family residential development on 1.7 acres in C-2 Zone within Southern Highlands Planned Community (UC-26-0350)
• Tentative map for 17 multi-family residential units on 1.7 acres in C-2 Zone within Southern Highlands (TM-26-500090)
• Zone change for 3.25 acres from RS80 to PF Zone for a public facility (library/fire station) in Mt. Charleston (ZC-26-0336)
• Planned Unit Development for 337 single-family lots on 32.36 acres in RM-18 Zone near Sloan Lane and Vegas Valley Drive (PUD-26-0329)

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners and associated agencies are meeting to vote on a series of routine consent agenda items. These include construction contracts for fire training and road projects, interlocal agreements for juvenile housing and flood control, and software license amendments.

• Award of Bid No. 607931-26 for Spring Mountain Road Phase 2 to Unicon, LLC
• Contract amendment with The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company for a New Fire Training Center
• Acquisition of part of Assessor's Parcel Number 162-09-801-004 for Las Vegas Boulevard construction
• Interlocal Agreement with Nye County for temporary housing of juveniles
• Contract with EverDriven Technologies, LLC for student transportation rideshare services

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to decide on seven zoning waivers, use permits, and design reviews for local businesses and properties. Items include recreational facilities, office expansions, cannabis drive-thru modifications, and residential accessory structures. The meeting follows standard procedural steps, including public comments and agenda approval.

• Holdover use permit for recreational facility on 5.31 acres in IP Zone (Tenaya Way & Sunset Road)
• Waiver of conditions for office/warehouse complex on 0.5 acres in IL Zone (Carey Avenue & Abels Lane)
• Use permits and waivers for manufacturing, light storage, and parking reductions on 13.57 acres in IL Zone (Carey Avenue & Abels Lane)
• Waivers for traffic study and school zone flashers for school/daycare on 0.64 acres in CP Zone (Desert Inn Road & Torrey Pines Drive)
• Waiver for accessory living quarters on 0.45 acres in RS20 Zone (Five Pennies Lane & Pecos Road)

The Clark County Planning Commission approved several land-use applications, including a use permit for Visible Noise, LLC, waivers for AJMM Holdings, and a drive-thru for Harmon Square SPE. It denied waivers for Mojave Springs Realty and a setback reduction for Vegas Property Limited. All votes were unanimous among the six present members, with Tyler Brady excused.

• Approved use permit for Visible Noise, LLC recreational facility (6-0)
• Approved waiver of conditions for AJMM Holdings (6-0)
• Approved use permits and waivers for AJMM Holdings (6-0)
• Denied waiver of conditions for Mojave Springs Realty (6-0)
• Denied waiver of development standards for Vegas Property Limited (6-0)
• Approved waiver and design review for Harmon Square SPE drive-thru (6-0)
• Approved amended waivers for Guy residence (6-0)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission will receive staff presentations and discuss new or upcoming ordinances and administrative items at this meeting. No formal decisions are listed on this agenda; public comments are allowed but cannot result in action unless the topic is added to a future agenda.

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on August 4, 2026, to receive staff presentations and discuss agenda items, but took no substantive votes or decisions. Staff announced an upcoming ordinance on Title 30 amendments (Communication Towers, Massage language deletions, corrections) and a Water District presentation for the September 2, 2026 briefing. No public comments were made.

• No substantive decisions made; meeting was procedural only
• Received staff presentation on August 4, 2026 agenda items
• Discussed upcoming ordinance on Title 30 amendments (Communication Towers, Massage, corrections)
• Scheduled Water District presentation for September 2, 2026 briefing

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will consider various design reviews, use permits, and zone changes. Key items include resort hotel modifications in Paradise and several development agreements in Enterprise.

• Design review for a theater expansion at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
• Design review for a resort hotel on 26.11 acres south of Tropicana Avenue
• Development Agreement for a single-family residential subdivision east of Hinson Street
• Development Agreement for a vehicle wash north of Wigwam Avenue
• Zone change to reclassify 13.61 acres to Residential Multi-Family 32 north of Warm Spring Road

Clark County Redevelopment Agency

The Clark County Redevelopment Agency will review and approve Spring Mountain Corridor Improvement Grant Applications. The Board of County Commissioners will also consider entering closed session to discuss potential litigation and labor negotiations.

• Approval of May 20, 2026, Regular Meeting minutes
• Review and approval of Spring Mountain Corridor Improvement Grant Applications
• Closed session to discuss potential litigation and labor negotiations

Clark County Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will vote on 22 items, including a package of six related applications for a 26-lot single-family attached residential development on 1.93 acres in Enterprise. The package (items 17-22) includes a plan amendment, zone change, easement vacation, waivers, a planned unit development, and a tentative map, and will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action on August 19, 2026. Other items include various use permits, waivers of development standards, and a sign design review.

• 26-lot single-family attached residential development near Serene Avenue and Grand Canyon Drive (Enterprise) — package includes plan amendment, zone change, easement vacation, waivers, PUD, and tentative map.
• Use permit for recreational or entertainment facility within office/warehouse complex in Spring Valley (Visible Noise, LLC).
• Use permit for indoor kennel in shopping center on Silverado Ranch Boulevard (1263 Silverado, LLC).
• Waiver of development standards and design review for gas station/convenience store at Boulder Highway and I-11 (3984 BHLV, LLC).
• Waiver of development standards for parking and design review for drive-thru at existing cannabis establishment near Harmon and Paradise (Harmon Square SPE, LLC).

The Clark County Planning Commission approved the agenda with several items held to later dates, and approved the June 16, 2026 minutes. All routine action items (4-11) were approved unanimously with staff conditions, covering tentative maps, use permits, waivers, and design reviews. Non-routine items 12-15 were also approved unanimously. Items 5, 16-22 were held to August 4 or August 18, 2026, per applicant requests. No items were denied or tabled beyond the holds.

• Approved agenda with 8 items held to Aug 4 or Aug 18 (unanimous)
• Approved June 16, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved routine items 4, 6-11 (unanimous): tentative map, use permits, waivers, design review
• Approved sign design review for LVWS Cimarron (item 12, unanimous)
• Approved use permit and waivers for chickens in Sunrise Manor (item 13, unanimous)
• Approved waiver for detached garage setback in Lone Mountain (item 14, unanimous)
• Approved fence height and wall waivers in Paradise (item 15, unanimous)
• Held items 5, 16-22 to Aug 4 or Aug 18 (unanimous)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This is a briefing session for the Clark County Planning Commission. Commissioners will receive a staff presentation on items listed on the July 21, 2026, Planning Commission agenda and discuss new or upcoming ordinances and administrative items. Public comment is accepted, but no action may be taken on matters raised during that period.

• Receive staff presentation on Planning Commission agenda
• Discuss new or upcoming ordinances
• Discuss administrative items
• Public comment period (no action taken)

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on July 21, 2026, to receive staff presentations on agenda items and discuss administrative matters. No formal decisions, approvals, or votes were made during the briefing. The meeting was procedural, with no public comments and no new ordinances discussed.

• No formal decisions made; briefing only

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The joint meeting of the Clark County Board of Commissioners and the Clark County Water Reclamation District Board will consider a series of contract awards, interlocal agreement amendments, and infrastructure projects. Items include awarding a bid for the Orchard Collector utility line, amending several HOME program agreements with the state, terminating a hazardous waste contract, and authorizing construction of the Desert Inn Road segment. The board will also address lease agreements, budget resolutions, and public‑service grant modifications.

• Approve award of Bid No. 607623‑25 to Unicon, LLC for Orchard Collector from Charleston Blvd to Linden Ave.
• Authorize amendments to Interlocal Agreement No. CFDA 14.239 for HOME funds (CBE 606019‑21, 606619‑23, 606896‑23, 607553‑25).
• Approve termination of contract with Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc. for hazardous waste disposal (Bid No. 607234‑24).
• Approve and authorize construction of Desert Inn Road from 1,250 ft west of Cimarron Rd to Bronco St (Interlocal Contract No. 3275).
• Approve lease of approximately 2,093 sf office space at 324 S Third Street, Suite 2C & 2D for Public Defender & Law Library.

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Commission will consider various zoning amendments, including a proposed ice rink in Spring Valley and several residential developments. The agenda also includes public hearings for new development agreements and potential updates to the Title 30 fee schedule.

• Proposed ice rink/recreational facility in Spring Valley
• Cannabis cultivation establishment extension on Gomer Road
• Development agreement for a training facility near El Camino Road
• Amendment to Title 30 regulations and fee schedules
• Zone change for commercial property near Nellis Boulevard

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting with no substantive decisions. Staff presented agenda items for the upcoming July 7, 2026 Planning Commission meeting, and there were no new ordinances or public comments. Commissioner Nelson Stone requested a future presentation on water availability from the Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA), which staff said could be arranged. Staff also announced that Jason Allswang was selected as the new Comprehensive Planning Director, pending ratification by the Board of County Commissioners.

• No formal votes or decisions taken during briefing
• Requested SNWA presentation on water availability for future meeting
• Announced Jason Allswang as new Comprehensive Planning Director (pending ratification)

Clark County Board of Commissioners

This joint meeting covers routine contracts, infrastructure projects, a liquor license, and the adoption of fiscal year 2026 property tax rates. Commissioners will vote on interlocal agreements for road improvements, fire station construction, and broadband programs. The agenda also includes a public comment period and standard budget transfers.

• Adopt FY 2026 Ad Valorem tax rates
• Approve contract for Mt. Charleston Fire Station replacement
• Sign interlocal agreement for Sloan Road improvements
• Award ARFF Station Improvements at LAS to MMC, Inc.
• Write off $55,318.12 in uncollectible aviation accounts receivable

Clark County Planning Commission

The commission will consider several land use items, including a major expansion of Mountains Edge Regional Park. Discussions also include various residential subdivisions, commercial design reviews, and street right-of-way abandonments across Enterprise, Paradise, and Sunrise Manor.

• Expansion of Mountains Edge Regional Park to include a recreation center, soccer complex, and skate park
• Design review for a vehicle sales facility on Boulder Highway and English Avenue
• Proposed gas station and convenience store near Sunset Road and Spencer Street
• Residential development proposals on 3.03 acres near Valley View Boulevard
• Redesignation and lot subdivision of 5.10 acres west of Buffalo Drive

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a series of applications for a 279-lot single-family residential development by Nevada Palace, LLC, near Boulder Highway and Harmon Avenue, forwarding them to the Board of County Commissioners. The commission also approved several other residential and commercial projects, including a 15.2-acre affordable housing development by the City of Las Vegas. A proposed 5.1-acre residential development by Buffalo Amigos failed to get a recommendation and was forwarded without one.

• Approved Nevada Palace 279-lot subdivision (PUD-26-0266, TM-26-500068, ZC-26-0265, PA-26-700023, VS-26-0270) (7-0)
• Approved City of Las Vegas 15.2-acre affordable housing project (ZC-26-0257, DR-26-0259, PA-26-700022, VS-26-0258) (6-1)
• Failed to recommend Buffalo Amigos 18-lot subdivision (PA-26-700004, ZC-26-0056, VS-26-0057, WS-26-0058, TM-26-500011) (4-3)
• Approved Mountains Edge Regional Park expansion (DR-26-0290) (7-0)
• Approved South Decatur Holding 19-lot attached residential project (ZC-26-0137, WS-26-0138, TM-26-500033) (7-0)
• Approved Horizon West Homes 14-lot attached residential project (ZC-26-0208, WS-26-0209, TM-26-500053) (7-0)
• Approved Sustainable Development Fund office/warehouse project (ZC-26-0255, WS-26-0256) (6-1)
• Held Happy Miner mixed-use project until Sept 15, 2026 (PA-26-700020, VS-25-0897, UC-25-0896) (7-0)

Special Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to receive a report from the Registrar of Voters regarding the primary election held on June 9, 2026. The Board is tasked with canvassing the returns and directing the submission of vote abstracts to the Nevada Secretary of State.

• Canvass of the 2026 Primary Election returns