Clark County public meetings in 2024

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Zoning Commission will consider a series of routine and non-routine applications for use permits, zone changes, and development agreements. Key discussions include industrial reclassifications and residential subdivision approvals.

• Union Pacific Railroad: Zone change of 19.99 acres to Industrial Heavy (IH) and use permits for fuel and hazardous materials storage on Prison Road
• Greystone Nevada, LLC: Development Agreement for a 16.2-acre single-family residential subdivision south of Wigwam Avenue
• Majestic EJM Arroyo V LLC: Development Agreements for office/warehouse facilities on 4.06 acres and 21.60 acres in Spring Valley
• University Board of Regents: Use permits for temporary construction storage and parking on 36.8 acres near Tropicana Avenue and Deckow Lane
• Ciufo Trust: Zone change and tentative map for a 10-lot single-family residential subdivision on 1.25 acres in Enterprise

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners, sitting jointly with other boards, will consider a consent agenda of routine items, including contracts, licenses, and proclamations. The most notable action is a proposed $256,444 federal grant for a youth homelessness planning project. The board also will vote on a contract for a homeless management information system and several public works project amendments.

• Grant application for $256,444 from HUD for the Southern Nevada Continuum of Care Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program (Item 20)
• Contract with Bitfocus, Inc. for Homeless Management Information System (Item 12)
• Award of contract for hazardous waste disposal services countywide to Clean Harbors Environmental Services (Item 7)
• Approval of Importer/Wholesaler Liquor License for Chef's Choice, LLC d.b.a West Coast Beverages at 6165 Harrison Dr., Las Vegas (Item 19)
• Supplemental agreements for storm drainage and flood control projects, including Flamingo Wash and Centennial Parkway designs (Items 22-29)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This is a briefing meeting where the Planning Commission will receive a staff presentation on items listed on the December 17, 2024 Planning Commission agenda. They will also discuss new or upcoming ordinances and handle administrative items. No decisions or votes are scheduled; the meeting is for discussion and preparation only.

• Receive staff presentation on December 17 Planning Commission agenda items
• Discuss new or upcoming ordinances
• Discuss administrative items
• Public comment period (no action may be taken)

Clark County Planning Commission

The commission will consider a series of routine design reviews and permits, including a new gas station for Wal‑Mart Real Estate Business Trust on 7.2 acres in a General Commercial zone. Several development standard waivers and tentative maps for residential and commercial projects will also be reviewed. Items 16‑20 and 21‑26 involve zoning changes, waivers, and map approvals that will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action on January 22, 2025.

• Design review for Wal‑Mart gas station on east side of Lamb Boulevard and north side of Colorado Avenue (7.2 acres, CG zone)
• Design review for accessory structure on 58.16‑acre farm at Whispering Sands Drive and Tenaya Way (RS40 zone)
• Use permit and design review for restaurant with drive‑thru on 0.82 acre site near Russell Road (CP/CG zones, Airport Environs overlay)
• Zone change and plan amendment for 8.27 acres from Commercial General to Residential Single‑Family 3.3 in Enterprise
• Sign design review for vehicle sales facility on 5.27 acres at north side of Rafael Rivera Way, Spring Valley

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Zoning Commission will conduct public hearings on 49 items, including routine approvals and non-routine items. Key non-routine items include requests for a cannabis retail store and dispensary in Sunrise Manor, multiple waivers for the Sphere events center, and a resort hotel/multi-family development on Las Vegas Boulevard.

• Cannabis retail store use permit (UC-24-0571) and dispensary (UC-24-0570) at Charleston Blvd and US 95 in Sunrise Manor.
• Waiver of development standards for Sphere parking reduction (items 7,8) and animated signage increase (item 9) near Sands Ave and Koval Lane.
• Resort hotel and multi-family dwelling use permits for 26.33 acres east of Las Vegas Blvd (item 26).
• Ordinance to amend Title 30 modifying street landscaping and manufactured home regulations (item 22).
• Development agreements for residential, shopping center, and office/warehouse projects in Enterprise and Spring Valley (items 18-21).

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and associated boards are meeting to decide on various service contracts and infrastructure projects. Key items include selecting multiple skilled nursing facilities and approving architectural services for a new fire training center.

• Contracts for skilled nursing facilities with multiple providers including Mountain View Care Center and Silver Hills Health Care Center
• Contract with Carpenter Sellers Del Gatto Architects for a New Fire Training Center & Site Improvements
• Award of Bid No. 607057-24 for Residential Streets Pavement Reconstruction #105 to Holcim - SWR, Inc.
• Acceptance of a $10,625 grant from the National Parks & Recreation Association for youth mentoring
• Application from Arcadian Infracom 2, LLC for a telecommunications franchise

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Planning Commission is meeting to receive staff presentations and discuss items for the December 3, 2024 agenda. The body will also discuss administrative items and new or upcoming ordinances.

• Staff presentations on December 3, 2024 agenda items
• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Administrative items

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission will hear routine and non-routine items, including plan amendments, zone changes, and waivers. Key decisions include a proposed reduction of Las Vegas Boulevard's right-of-way between Sahara Avenue and Flamingo Road, a zone change to allow multi-family development on 7.82 acres in Spring Valley, and a plan amendment for a compact neighborhood in Sunrise Manor. Several items will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action on January 8, 2025.

• Plan Amendment to reduce Las Vegas Blvd right-of-way from 200+ to 150+ feet between Sahara Ave and Flamingo Rd (Circus Circus LV, LLC)
• Zone change of 7.82 acres from Business Employment and Industrial Park to Urban Neighborhood and Residential Multi-Family at Gagnier Blvd and Maule Ave (Gragson Family Management Trust)
• Tentative Map for a 41.25-acre industrial subdivision on Warm Springs Rd and Buffalo Dr (County of Clark/Aviation & Majestic EJM Arroyo, LLC)
• Use Permit and Design Review for a vehicle wash on 2.2 acres at Serene Ave and Spencer St (Indian Creek Solutions, LLC)
• Plan Amendment and Zone Change for 2.42 acres near Sahara Ave and Marion St from Neighborhood Commercial to Compact Neighborhood and RS5.2 to RS3.3 (Rainy Day Investments, LLC)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will vote on routine items including Bellagio resort modifications, a cannabis store extension, zone changes, and development agreements, plus non-routine items such as a flood control master plan update and several use permits.

• Bellagio resort expansion and modification (85.77 acres, Item 5)
• Bellagio comprehensive sign plan modification (Item 4)
• Cannabis retail store second extension of time on Warm Springs Road (Item 6)
• Zone change from Industrial Heavy to Public Facility near Las Vegas Boulevard North (5.55 acres, Item 10)
• Flood Control Master Plan Update adoption and resolution (Item 18)

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The joint board of commissioners, water reclamation district, and UMC trustees will consider a large consent agenda of over 60 routine items. Key decisions include approving specialty retail concession leases at Harry Reid International Airport, awarding a traffic signal improvement contract, and authorizing engineering contract extensions. The board will also recognize a new poet laureate and employee value champions.

• Approve multiple specialty retail concession leases at Harry Reid International Airport (Item 14)
• Award contract for traffic signal improvements at various locations #207B and Grand Canyon Drive (Item 6)
• Disclaim inherited art and $25,000 from estate of Richard A. Holmes (Item 11)
• Extend temporary closure of Sloan Lane at Las Vegas Boulevard North with Nellis Air Force Base (Item 24)
• Increase funds for design of Las Vegas Wash and Flamingo/Cimarron flood control projects (Items 25, 26)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission will receive a staff presentation and review items on its agenda. Commissioners will discuss any new or upcoming ordinances and address administrative matters. The meeting will also include a period for public comments, though no action can be taken on those comments at this time.

• Staff presentation and discussion of agenda items
• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Administrative items
• Public comments (no action taken)

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission will consider various land use permits, zone changes, and design reviews. Key items include a proposed industrial facility for Union Pacific Railroad and a 50-lot residential subdivision in Enterprise.

• Union Pacific Railroad: Proposed fuel and hazardous material facility on 15.47 acres at Prison Road
• Gilespie Erie, LLC: Tentative map for 50 single-family residential lots on 26.9 acres at Erie Avenue and Gilespie Street
• Union Pacific Railroad: Zone change to reclassify 19.99 acres to Industrial Heavy (IH) at Prison Road
• Blue Diamond Retail Partners, LLC: Design review for a vehicle wash and restaurant with drive-thru at Durango Drive and Blue Diamond Road
• Vegas Airo 1, LLC: Sign design review for an electronic sign at Decatur Boulevard and Russell Road

Special Meeting

The Clark County Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting to receive a report from the Registrar of Voters, canvass the returns of the November 5, 2024 General Election, and direct the Registrar to submit the abstract of votes cast to the Nevada Secretary of State. The meeting also includes approval of the agenda and public comment periods.

• Canvass of the returns of the 2024 General Election held on November 5, 2024
• Direct the Registrar of Voters to submit a copy of abstract of votes cast to the Nevada Secretary of State within ten days after the election

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will consider a mix of use permits, waivers of development standards, and design reviews for various commercial and residential projects. The meeting is divided into routine action items and non-routine public hearings.

• Use permits for Resorts World Las Vegas and MGM Grand properties
• Waivers for vehicle washes, religious facilities, and residential subdivisions
• Vacate and abandon easements for road and utility access
• Tentative maps for single-family residential subdivisions
• Street name change from Gagnier Boulevard to Signature Boulevard

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and associated boards are meeting to vote on various infrastructure contracts, liquor licenses, and public works easements. The session includes several roadway and traffic signal improvement awards and the recognition of students for naming Battle Born Park.

• Proposed $1,250,000 settlement for right-of-way for the Orchard Detention Basin project
• Award of pavement marking contract for CC-215 Bruce Woodbury Beltway to Highway Striping and Signs, LLC
• Roadway improvement award for Spencer Street (Russell Road to Twain Avenue) to Holcim - SWR, Inc.
• Liquor license applications for High Limit Spirits and Baja Taverns LLC d.b.a. Sagos
• Contracts for non-congregate shelters with Liberty Wellness Outpatient Counseling Center II, New Hope Placement, and Palma Holdings

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission will consider various design reviews, use permits, and zoning changes. The body is deciding on several commercial developments and residential subdivisions across the county.

• Zone change for 1.47 acres from Medium Density Residential to General Commercial in Summerlin Village 18
• Tentative map for 50 single-family residential lots on 26.9 acres on the south side of Erie Avenue
• Use permit for a communication tower on 3.93 acres in Moapa Valley
• Design review for a vehicle wash on 1.37 acres on the north side of Tropicana Avenue
• Use permit for a banquet facility on 1.91 acres at the northeast corner of Flamingo Road and Pearl Street

Clark County Redevelopment Agency

The Clark County Redevelopment Agency board will review its fund balance and proposed expenditures, then consider authorizing funding for redevelopment projects. It will also vote on an interlocal agreement with UNLV College of Fine Arts to sponsor arts and culture activities in redevelopment areas. A closed‑session item will address potential litigation and labor‑negotiation updates.

• Review and authorize funding for redevelopment projects (for possible action)
• Approve interlocal agreement with UNLV College of Fine Arts for arts and culture sponsorship (for possible action)
• Closed session to receive District Attorney litigation briefing and labor‑negotiation report (for possible action)
• Approval of agenda with emergency items and deletions (for possible action)
• Public comment period for general public

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will consider routine and non-routine items, including zone changes for industrial and residential development, design reviews for subdivisions, and use permits for various projects.

• Zone change for 143 acres to M-D zone for warehouse development
• Zone change for 6.47 acres to IL zone for light industrial development
• Zone change for 5.24 acres to RM18 zone for multi-family housing
• Use permit for modifications to Fontainebleau resort hotel
• Public hearing on development agreement for residential subdivision

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners will consider several grant applications, including a $5,000,000 request to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for the Ending the HIV Epidemic program and multiple HUD grants totaling over $2 million for homeless services. The board will also vote on contract awards for air filters, aviation fuel services, and engineering services, and set a public hearing on the 2015 Ozone NAAQS Attainment Plan. All items are listed as "for possible action" on the agenda.

• Approve and authorize submission of a $5,000,000 DHHS grant for the Ending the HIV Epidemic program
• Approve award of Bid No. 607183-24 for countywide air filter purchase to Filtration Group, LLC dba Filterworks and AAA Air Filter Company Inc.
• Approve award of Bid No. 25-100092 for aviation fuel, refueling truck rental and services to Ascent Aviation Group, Inc.
• Set public hearing on Nov 5, 2024 to adopt the 2015 Ozone NAAQS Attainment Plan for the Las Vegas Valley
• Approve $990,235 HUD grant for Southern Nevada Continuum of Care planning project

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission will receive staff presentations and discuss items scheduled for the October 15, 2024 agenda. The body will also discuss administrative items and new or upcoming ordinances.

• Staff presentations on October 15 agenda items
• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Discussion of administrative items

Clark County Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider routine waivers and use permits for several private projects, and will review non‑routine actions including Nevada Power Company’s plan amendment and zone change for 1.89 acres in Spring Valley. The commission will also evaluate a mini‑warehouse use permit and related waivers for the same parcel. Additional items involve residential setback waivers and easement abandonments.

• Item 17: Nevada Power Co. plan amendment to change land use from Public Use to Neighborhood Commercial on 1.89 acres near Russell Road.
• Item 18: Nevada Power Co. zone change reclassifying the same 1.89 acres from RS20 to Commercial General.
• Item 19: Nevada Power Co. mini‑warehouse use permit with waivers to reduce landscaping and residential adjacency standards.
• Item 6: Use permits for vehicle maintenance, paint/body shop, and vehicle rental/sales on 6.55 acres in Winchester.
• Item 7: Vacate and abandon easements between Giles Street and Haven Street, and Wigwam Avenue and Shelbourne Avenue in Enterprise.

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will consider various use permits, design reviews, and zone changes. The body is also discussing potential amendments to Title 30 regarding the appeals process.

• MGM Grand Propco, LLC request to waive daytime-only limits for live entertainment at a golf driving range
• Zone change for 11.73 acres from Residential Single-Family 80 to Commercial General in Searchlight
• Proposed 18-lot single-family residential subdivision on 10.06 acres at Valley View Boulevard and Eldorado Lane
• Development Agreements for industrial projects on 4.3 acres (MTL Trust) and 3.8 acres (Diamond Cactus LLC) in Enterprise
• Proposed ordinance to amend Title 30 to clarify the appeals process

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners will meet to approve interlocal agreements, contract amendments, and resolutions regarding budgets, grants, and construction projects. The agenda includes items for the Department of Environment, Aviation, Public Works, and the Moapa Valley Fire Protection District.

• Approve Interlocal Agreement No. 141971-A for Maslow Park New Fire Station #62
• Approve grant award of $942,000 for Medication-Assisted Treatment program at Clark County Detention Center
• Approve grant award of $313,133 for Moapa Valley Fire Protection District
• Approve amendment to contract with Rebuilding Together Southern Nevada for Critical Home Repair Program
• Authorize creation of 3 Fire Engineer positions at Harry Reid International Airport

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Planning Commission is meeting to receive staff presentations and discuss items scheduled for the October 1, 2024 agenda. The body will also discuss administrative items and new or upcoming ordinances.

• Staff presentations on October 1, 2024 agenda items
• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Administrative items

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission meeting will address routine development actions, several non‑routine public hearing items, and an ordinance amendment. Routine items include waivers, use permits and a tentative map for commercial and residential projects. Non‑routine items feature a presentation on a redevelopment plan amendment and a request to vacate county easements. The ordinance under item 22 seeks to clarify the appeals process in Title 30.

• AR-24-400087 – Holdover waivers to eliminate parking lot landscaping and alternative paving for a 4.69‑acre commercial vehicle parking lot in an Industrial Light/Industrial Park zone near Nellis Boulevard, Sunrise Manor.
• TM-24-500089 – Tentative map for a one‑lot commercial subdivision on 1.77 acres in a Commercial General zone at the west side of Buffalo Drive and north side of Laredo Street, Spring Valley.
• AG-24-900573 – Presentation and recommendation on a proposed amendment to the Clark County Redevelopment Plan to add four new redevelopment areas.
• VS-24-0421 – Vacate and abandon easements of interest between Brent Lane and Guy Avenue, and between Candy Street and Woolbright Way in Lower Kyle Canyon.
• ORD-24-900591 – Review of an ordinance to amend Title 30 to clarify the appeals process and related matters.

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners and associated boards are meeting to consider a series of routine consent agenda items. These include interlocal agreements for housing and public safety, infrastructure contracts, and social service grant applications.

• Grant application to DHHS for $7,767,870 to administer Ryan White Part A and Minority AIDS Initiative
• HUD grant award of $821,550 for the Southern Nevada Continuum of Care Planning Project
• Contract award to Las Vegas Paving Corporation for the Clark County Beltway and Summerlin Parkway Interchange
• Contract with NaphCare Nevada, LLC for health care services at Clark County Detention Center and Juvenile Facilities
• Interlocal Agreements with City of North Las Vegas for HOME and Affordable Housing Trust Fund program funds

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Planning Commission is meeting for a briefing to receive staff presentations and discuss items for the September 17, 2024 agenda. The body will also discuss new ordinances, administrative items, and provide a Title 30 overview.

• Staff presentation on September 17, 2024 agenda items
• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Title 30 overview

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission will consider routine and non-routine items including sign design reviews, waivers of development standards, and public hearings for land use changes. Items 23 through 30 will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action on October 16, 2024.

• Sign design review for Riverside Resort & Casino Inc.
• Waivers of development standards for a mini-warehouse facility
• Zone change to reclassify land from residential to commercial
• Plan amendment to redesignate land use category
• Vacate and abandon easements of interest to Clark County

Special Meeting

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and Southern Nevada District Board of Health will hold a joint special meeting. The session is dedicated to presentations regarding emergency medical infrastructure and services in the region.

• Presentation on catchment areas in Clark County
• Presentation on off-campus emergency departments
• Overview of the Southern Nevada Trauma System and trauma center provisional authorization
• Presentation from University Medical Center of Southern Nevada on community services

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners will consider a series of contracts, grant allocations, and budget items, and will vote on the sale of approximately 93.51 acres of vacant county property in a public online auction scheduled for October 21‑23, 2024. Additional items include approvals for construction contracts, interlocal agreements, and OPEB fund contributions. The meeting also includes routine consent agenda items and public comment periods.

• Authorize sale of ~93.51 acres of vacant county land in 12 auction units with a 48‑hour online auction Oct 21‑23, 2024
• Approve contract with CORE West, Inc. for Downtown Judicial Campus tenant improvements
• Approve award of Project 2481 building additions at Aviation A and C Gates to Martin Harris Construction
• Approve $180,000 contribution to Clark County OPEB Trust Fund for FY 2025
• Approve $60,000 reallocation to Protectors of Tule Springs economic development grant

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission will consider an ordinance to update land use requirements and procedures in Title 30. The body will also decide on multiple use permits, design reviews, and development standard waivers for residential and commercial projects.

• ORD-24-900429: Ordinance to amend Title 30 land use requirements and procedures
• TM-24-500068: Tentative map for 64 lots and 12 common lots on 6.54 acres on Giles Street and Pyle Avenue
• ET-24-400082: Conversion of a motel to multi-family residential development on 5.2 acres at Twain Avenue and Cambridge Street
• UC-24-0345-4770: Use permit for a vehicle paint/body shop on 3.32 acres on Nevso Drive
• VS-24-0356: Vacate and abandon easements between Giles Street and Haven Street

Clark County Redevelopment Agency

The Clark County Redevelopment Agency Board will approve the agenda and then hold a public hearing on a proposed amendment to the Clark County Redevelopment Plan that would add four new redevelopment areas. The Board will also discuss and adopt a policy for distributing funds from the Redevelopment Agency Fund, approve a grant agreement template for the grease‑trap grant program, and approve a contract with Designated Defense Security Services for security guard services at three commercial sites and a new security office. A closed‑session meeting will be held to receive a report on litigation and labor negotiations.

• Public hearing on amendment to add four new redevelopment areas to the Clark County Redevelopment Plan (Item 3).
• Adopt policy for distribution of funds from the Clark County Redevelopment Agency Fund (Item 4).
• Approve grant agreement template for grease‑trap grant program and authorize execution (Item 5).
• Approve security guard services contract with Designated Defense Security Services for 953 E Sahara Ave, 925 E Sahara Ave, 900 Liberace Ave, and creation of a security office at 900 Liberace Ave, Suite C-109 (Item 6).
• Closed‑session to receive litigation and labor negotiation reports (Item 7).

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners, Water Reclamation District Trustees, UNLV Board of Trustees and Liquor and Gaming Licensing Board will consider a consent agenda of routine items and several specific actions. Items include awarding a countywide emergency generator contract, approving interlocal agreements for a water facility and airport APM vehicles, and authorizing a lease of county land for a community garden. The meeting also includes public comment, recognitions and approval of minutes from the July 16 meeting.

• Approve award of Bid No. 607140-24 to Monument Construction for countywide emergency generator and automatic transfer switch replacement (for possible action)
• Reject all bids for Bid No. 606680-23 for Flamingo Wash, Maryland Parkway to Palos Verdes Street (for possible action)
• Approve interlocal agreement No. 136140-A with Las Vegas Valley Water District for Project 2365 Central Maintenance and Distribution Facility at Spencer Street and Aller Drive (for possible action)
• Authorize contract with Alstom Transport USA, Inc. to provide APM Replacement Vehicles and upgrade for Legs C and D (for possible action)
• Approve lease of 1,262 sq ft of county land at 200 Michael Wendell Way, Searchlight, for a community garden and set a public hearing on September 17, 2024 (for possible action)

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is meeting to decide on various land use amendments, zone changes, and design reviews. The body will consider requests for residential developments in Enterprise and several individual property waivers and use permits.

• Plan amendments and zone changes for residential development on Torino Avenue and Belcastro Street
• Proposed zone change for 11.21 acres at Durango Drive and Shelbourne Avenue to RS3.3 (Residential Single-Family)
• Design review for a school addition at Capstone Christian Academy on Paradise Road and Serene Avenue
• Use permit for a vehicle paint/body shop on Alto Avenue in Sunrise Manor
• Sign design review for a UFC recreational facility at Rafael Rivera Way and Torrey Pines Drive

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission will convene to receive a staff presentation and discuss the agenda for August 6, 2024. The meeting will also cover new or upcoming ordinances and administrative items, with a separate session for public comments.

• Receive staff presentation and discuss agenda items
• Discuss new or upcoming ordinances
• Discuss administrative items
• Title 30 overview
• Public comments session

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will consider various use permits, zone changes, and design reviews. Key items include a proposed monorail in Paradise and a 412-lot residential development in Summerlin South.

• Use permit for a monorail on 27.63 acres in Paradise
• Zone change and tentative map for 412 lots in Summerlin Village 17C
• Zone change for 12.05 acres to Industrial Light on Blue Diamond Road
• Use permit for exotic animals (wolf-dog hybrid) in Goodsprings
• Zone change for 21.4 acres to Recreational Vehicle Park zone for Red Rock RV Park, LLC

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission will receive a staff presentation, discuss new or upcoming ordinances, address administrative items, provide an overview of Title 30, and hear public comments (which will not be acted on at this meeting).

• Staff presentation and discussion of agenda items
• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Discussion of administrative items
• Overview of Title 30
• Public comments (no immediate action)

Clark County Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a plan amendment to redesignate 1.58 acres from Business Employment to Corridor Mixed‑Use, and a zone change to reclassify the same parcel from H‑2 to Commercial General within the Airport Environs overlay. Several routine items, including permits, waivers, and vacate‑and‑abandon requests, will also be reviewed.

• PA‑24‑700010 – Plan amendment to change land use from Business Employment to Corridor Mixed‑Use on 1.58 acres at the southeast corner of Las Vegas Boulevard North and Pecos Road (Sunrise Manor).
• ZC‑24‑0241 – Zone change to reclassify 1.58 acres from H‑2 (General Highway Frontage) to CG (Commercial General) within the Airport Environs (AE‑70) Overlay for the same parcel.
• AR‑24‑400028 – Use permit and waivers for a daycare on 0.16 acres in an RS5.2 zone south of Flamingo Road, Paradise.
• TM‑24‑500043 – Tentative map for 158 residential lots and 17 common lots on 81.04 acres in an RS20 zone east of Yamashita Street, Moapa Valley.
• VS‑24‑0200 – Vacate and abandon easements for a portion of Colton Avenue between Marion Drive and Pinion Peak Drive (Sunrise Manor).

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Commission will consider multiple routine and non-routine items including design reviews, zone changes, and use permits. Topics range from hotel expansions and residential developments to industrial uses and school expansions.

• Design review for Durango Station resort hotel expansion on 49.39 acres
• Use permits for mining, rock crushing, and a gravel pit in Searchlight
• Condominium development design review and tentative map on 7.21 acres in Summerlin
• Zone change and commercial center design review near Silverado Ranch Boulevard
• Expansion of an existing charter school on 11.4 acres in Spring Valley

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will review several interlocal agreements regarding regional homelessness funding. Other items include public works projects, real property management, and a $35 million fund reallocation.

• Interlocal Agreement for Homeless Census and Evaluation ($10,282.05)
• Interlocal Agreement for Emergency Shelter ($268,541.55)
• Interlocal Agreement for Homeless Management Information System ($98,976.94)
• Reallocation of $35,000,000 from Park Projects/Renovations to Liability Insurance Pool Fund
• Naming of the Warren Whitney Clark County Fire Department Training Facility

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.

• Staff presentation of agenda items
• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Administrative items discussion
• Title 30 overview

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing 27 items for possible action, including zoning changes, use permits, design reviews, and waivers of development standards. The agenda includes rezoning residential parcels in Enterprise and Sunrise Manor, which would change allowable housing density and building setbacks. The commission will also consider requests to vacate rights-of-way and easements on local streets. Items 23 through 29 will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action on August 7, 2024, while item 30 will be forwarded on July 3, 2024.

• Zone change and plan amendment for a 7.50-acre parcel near Buffalo Drive and Gomer Road in Enterprise (Items 23–26)
• Zone change from RM18 to RM32 for 1.04 acres near Nellis Boulevard and Kell Lane in Sunrise Manor (Items 27–28)
• Use permits for a charter school expansion, mini-warehouse, recycling center, and financial services office
• Waivers of development standards for residential setbacks, fence heights, and wall heights in Paradise and Sunrise Manor
• Requests to vacate and abandon rights-of-way and easements on Buffalo Drive and between Conquistador Street and Grand Canyon Drive

Special Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to receive a report from the Registrar of Voters regarding the June 11, 2024, primary election. The Board is scheduled to canvass the election returns and direct the Registrar to submit the abstract of votes cast to the Nevada Secretary of State within ten days.

• Canvassing of the 2024 Primary Election held on June 11, 2024
• Direction to submit abstract of votes cast to the Nevada Secretary of State

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board will consider various purchasing contracts, service amendments, and business license applications. The agenda includes several routine items for the Consent Agenda regarding county services and infrastructure.

• Contract amendment with NLS Grounds Management, LLC for landscape maintenance
• Funding increase for University Medical Center of Southern Nevada preferred provider agreement
• Contract with Eagle Quest for treatment services for at-risk youth
• Interlocal Agreement with Las Vegas Valley Water District for Southwest Ridge Bicycle Skills Park
• Bid award to Las Vegas Paving Corporation for Mount Charleston reconstruction

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The scheduled meeting of the Clark County Planning Commission was canceled. The cancellation is due to an extended Board of County Commissioners' zoning meeting.

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Commission is considering various land use applications including zone changes, use permits, and design reviews. Items range from residential multi-family developments to commercial truck stops and resort hotel expansions.

• Greengale Properties, LLC: recreational facility and farmer's market on 25.0 acres in Lone Mountain
• KNG LLC: recreational vehicle and watercraft services center on 3.5 acres in Paradise
• TPG/Core Acquisitions, LLC: multi-family residential development on 10.5 acres in Spring Valley
• Colton Corporation LLC: zone change and truck stop on 16.51 acres in Searchlight
• West Wynn, LLC: resort hotel and gaming enterprise district expansion in Winchester/Paradise

Clark County Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is considering multiple routine and non-routine items including sign reviews, use permits, and zone changes. Several items involve residential development proposals and commercial service modifications across Enterprise, Paradise, and Sunrise Manor.

• Sign design review for America First Federal Credit Union on Rainbow Boulevard
• Vehicle wash establishment permit near Flamingo Road and Mountain Vista Street
• Use permit for an avocational/vocational training facility in Enterprise
• Vacate and abandon easements between Grand Canyon Drive and Tee Pee Lane
• Zone changes for residential developments on Torino Avenue and Pebble Road

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Commission will consider various land use items including zone changes, development agreements, and design reviews. Discussion includes single-family housing, multi-family residential projects, and hospitality or tavern modifications.

• Design review for 15 condominium units on 1.25 acres near Ensworth Street
• Zone change extension for a commercial complex on Silverado Ranch Boulevard
• Zone change extension for multi-family residential development near Jones-Tropicana
• Development agreements for single-family projects in Enterprise and Spring Valley
• Use permit and design reviews for a hotel, tavern, and retail facilities in Paradise

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners is reviewing multiple items including contract amendments, business licenses, and social service grant applications. The agenda includes several funding requests for housing and homelessness services through HUD.

• Award of bid to Red Mesa Builders, Inc. for Spring Mountain Youth Camp building alterations
• Telecommunications System Franchise Agreement with Rio Virgin Telephone Company for Bunkerville
• $2,109,697 renewal grant application for STAR RRH rapid rehousing services
• $2,107,683 renewal grant application for STAR PSH permanent supportive housing services
• $2,031,700 New Beginnings renewal grant application for permanent supportive housing

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.

• Staff presentation of agenda items
• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Administrative items discussion
• Title 30 overview

Clark County Planning Commission

The Commission will consider various routine and non-routine items including use permits, tentative maps, and zone changes. Discussion includes commercial subdivisions, vocational training facilities, and residential development adjustments.

• Commercial subdivision on 3.86 acres near Maryland Parkway
• Vocational training facility permit in Spring Valley
• Office use permit on 4.36 acres near Warm Springs Road
• Emergency or urgent care facility permit near Convention Center Drive
• Land use redesignation and zone change for property on Judson Avenue

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Commission is considering several routine and non-routine items including use permits, design reviews, and zone changes. Discussion includes residential developments, senior housing, a resort hotel project, and an outdoor shooting range.

• Expansion of recreational facility and heliport in Goodsprings
• Senior housing complex near Nellis Boulevard in Sunrise Manor
• Outdoor shooting range and training facility in Sandy Valley
• Development agreements for various single-family residential projects in Enterprise
• Resort hotel and high-rise tower design reviews near Las Vegas Boulevard South

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will review several contract awards, including utility undergrounding on Maryland Parkway. The agenda also includes allocating $3 million in total grant funds to support various community and department initiatives. Additionally, the board will consider social service amendments and aviation maintenance contracts.

• Allocation of $1,500,000 for Community Initiatives Outside Agency grants
• Allocation of $1,500,000 for Department Initiatives Outside Agency grants
• Maryland Parkway overhead utility undergrounding contract award
• Spring Mountain Youth Camp building alterations bid award
• $316,737 grant application for foster and adopted youth vouchers

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.

• Staff presentation of agenda items
• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Administrative items discussion
• Title 30 overview

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission will consider several land use applications, including a large residential subdivision in Mountain Springs. The meeting also includes reviews for a proposed graduate college in Enterprise and various zoning changes in Paradise.

• Tentative map for 104 single-family lots on 209.4 acres in Mountain Springs
• Use permit for a graduate college in Enterprise
• Design review for a vehicle wash establishment in Paradise
• Plan amendment and zone change for residential development on 3.5 acres in Paradise
• Use permits for a food pantry and office in Moapa Valley

Special Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners and several agencies will conduct public hearings on tentative budgets for Fiscal Year 2025. The meeting also includes the adoption of final budgets for Clark County, UMC, the Water Reclamation District, and the Redevelopment Agency. A closed session is scheduled to discuss litigation and labor negotiations.

• Public hearing on the FY 2025 Tentative Budget for Clark County
• Public hearing on the FY 2025 Tentative Budget for the Clark County Redevelopment Agency
• Adoption of the Final Budget for FY 2025 for Clark County, UMC, and Water Reclamation District
• Adoption of the Final Budget for FY 2025 for the Clark County Redevelopment Agency
• Closed session regarding potential litigation and labor negotiations

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Commission is reviewing various routine action items including extensions of time, design reviews, and zone changes. These items cover diverse projects such as places of worship, shopping centers, residential subdivisions, and industrial complexes across Enterprise, Spring Valley, Paradise, and Sunrise Manor.

• Use permit extension for a place of worship on 5.0 acres near Buffalo Drive and Wigwam Avenue
• Design review for a proposed shopping center on 3.8 acres near Blue Diamond Road and Durango Drive
• Zone change and use permit for a townhouse planned unit development near Rainbow Boulevard and Erie Avenue
• Use permits for outdoor storage and an auction at a motor vehicle racetrack on 990.2 acres in Sunrise Manor
• Design review for a proposed fire station on 1.0 acre in Paradise

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will review various consent agenda items including legal service contracts, construction bids, and social service fund reallocations. The meeting also includes several official proclamations for community recognition.

• Proclamation for LVMPD Corrections Officer Joseph Cabralda
• Proclamation of May 2024 as National Foster Care Awareness Month
• Award of bid to TAB Contractors, Inc. for Jim McGaughey Detention Basin and Outfall Project
• Award of bid to Holcim - SWR, Inc. for Badura Avenue project
• Reallocation of $150,000 in JAG funds to Vision Theatrical Foundation, Nevada Child Seekers, and Project REAL