Clark County public meetings in 2025

Clark County Redevelopment Agency

The Clark County Redevelopment Agency will consider approving a $750,000 grant for the Chinatown Improvement program and reviewing lease agreements for properties on Spring Mountain Road and Pioneer Avenue. The meeting also includes a closed session regarding potential litigation and labor negotiations.

• Approval of $750,000 Chinatown Improvement Grant program
• Lease agreement for 4200 and 4150 Spring Mountain Road
• Lease agreement for 4200 and 4195 Pioneer Avenue
• Review of Chinatown and Koreatown redevelopment plan
• Closed session regarding potential litigation and labor negotiations

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will consider a series of routine items, including waivers, design reviews, and zone changes for various development projects. A public hearing will be held on an ordinance to amend the official zoning map as approved by the Board of County Commissioners. Non‑routine items (items 31‑43) will be addressed separately after the routine agenda.

• Waiver and design review for an update to the Hard Rock Hotel Casino on 69.88 acres (item 4)
• Use permit extension for a place of worship on 0.80 acres in Paradise (item 5)
• Vacate and abandon easements between Windmill Lane and Mistral Avenue in Enterprise (item 7)
• Zone change reclassifying 2.50 acres from RS20 to IP and removing the Neighborhood Protection overlay in Spring Valley (item 25)
• Public hearing on ordinance to amend the official zoning map (item 30)

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners, meeting jointly with several other boards, will consider a consent agenda that includes awarding contracts for homeless encampment cleanup countywide, a streetlight LED upgrade and wire theft replacement project, and road construction on the CC-215 Beltway. The board will also proclaim Dancing Dreidels Day and honor the Nevada Consular Corps. Most items are routine and are expected to be approved in one motion.

• Award of Bid No. 607654-25 for homeless encampment cleanup countywide to Baldwin Development LLC dba Baldwin Demolition
• Award of Bid No. 607615-25 for streetlight LED upgrade (Phase 4) and wire theft replacement (Phase 2) to LLO Inc. dba Acme Electric (Lot 1) and Mc4 Construction (Lot 2)
• Approval of funding increases for IT Tier 1 Professional Services contracts with 25 vendors (RFQ No. 606374-22)
• Award of Bid No. 607518-25 for CC-215 Bruce Woodbury Beltway Sunset Road and Durango Drive on-ramps to Las Vegas Paving Corporation
• Supplemental agreements extending engineering contracts for CC-215 widening, Blue Diamond Wash Railroad Channel, and CC-215 Beltway Trail Bridge projects

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission will hold a briefing to receive a staff presentation and discuss items on its agenda. Commissioners will talk about new or upcoming ordinances and address administrative matters. The public may provide comments, but no actions can be taken on those comments until a later meeting.

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a 48-lot single-family subdivision in Enterprise and a zone change from residential to industrial park for a warehouse in Spring Valley. Other non-routine items include a campground in Red Rock overlay, a vehicle wash facility, and a holdover use permit for a rental facility at Fashion Show Mall. Routine items cover waivers, extensions, and vacate requests.

• 48-lot residential subdivision proposed on 5.16 acres south of Richmar Avenue and west of Ensworth Street in Enterprise (items 18-23)
• Zone change from RS20 to Industrial Park and warehouse/distribution center on 4.61 acres west of Edmond Street and south of Russell Road in Spring Valley (items 24-27)
• Use permits for a campground and caretaker unit on 2.09 acres north of State Route 160 and west of Forester Street in Red Rock overlay (item 15)
• Use permit for a vehicle wash facility on 3.7 acres south of Russell Road and west of Jones Boulevard in Spring Valley (item 14)
• Holdover use permit for a vehicle rental facility at Fashion Show Mall on 42.8 acres near Las Vegas Boulevard and Spring Mountain Road (item 8)

Debt Management Commission

The Clark County Debt Management Commission will consider approving two resolutions authorizing the Las Vegas Valley Water District to issue general obligation water refunding bonds totaling $452,030,000. The meeting also includes approval of the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting.

• Proposal for $68,620,000 in water refunding bonds (limited tax, additionally secured by pledged revenues)
• Proposal for $383,410,000 in water refunding bonds (limited tax, additionally secured by SNWA pledge revenues)
• Approval of minutes from August 27, 2025

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will consider a series of routine and non‑routine items, including sign design reviews, use permits, and several zoning changes. A key agenda item is a proposed zone change that would reclassify 384.28 acres from residential zones to an Industrial Heavy zone south of I‑15 and east of Lewis Ranch Road in Moapa. The commission will also hold public hearings on development agreements for residential and retail projects in Enterprise. All items are listed for possible action.

• Item 4 – Sign design reviews for VEGAS RETAIL, LLC & NAKASH S&W, LLC on a 1.82‑acre portion of a 6.0‑acre site in a Commercial Resort zone within the Airport Environs overlay, east of Las Vegas Blvd S and north of Tropicana Ave (Paradise).
• Item 15 – Zone change to reclassify 384.28 acres from RS80 and RS40 zones to an Industrial Heavy (IH) zone, located south of Interstate 15 and east of Lewis Ranch Road (Moapa).
• Item 20 – Public hearing on an ordinance to adopt a Development Agreement for a 2.5‑acre single‑family residential development north of Frias Ave and east of Fairfield Ave (Enterprise).
• Item 24 – Design review for a proposed place of worship on 5.0 acres in an RS20 zone within the Neighborhood Protection overlay, west of Buffalo Drive and north of Wigwam Avenue (Enterprise).
• Item 25 – Use permit third extension of time and waivers for a multi‑family residential development on 6.2 acres in a Commercial Resort zone, south of Highland Drive and west of Morgan Cashmans Way (Paradise).

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners will consider awarding paving contracts and ambulance service agreements, along with approving settlements and grant applications for housing and water projects.

• Award paving contracts for Flamingo Wash and Bruce Woodbury Beltway Frontage Road
• Approve ambulance service franchise amendments for Laughlin
• Settle two lawsuits for University Medical Center
• Approve $7,090,275 reallocation for Echo Trail Community Center
• Submit grant applications for $18.1M in housing funds

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This is a procedural briefing session. The Planning Commission will receive a staff presentation and discuss items on the December 2, 2025, agenda, as well as new or upcoming ordinances and administrative items. No public hearings or votes on specific projects are scheduled. Public comment is allowed but no action may be taken on matters raised.

• Receive staff presentation on December 2 Planning Commission agenda items
• Discuss new or upcoming ordinances
• Discuss administrative items
• General public comment period (no action taken)

The commission discussed several agenda items but did not approve, deny, or table any proposals. Chair Kilarski indicated Items #7 and #21 are being held. No new ordinances or administrative actions were considered, and there were no public comments. The meeting adjourned at 6:25 p.m.

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission will consider various design reviews, use permits, and zoning changes. The meeting includes routine items and non-routine public hearings for projects in Enterprise, Paradise, and other county areas.

• Proposed shopping center on 7.06 acres south of Blue Diamond Road and east of Santa Margarita Street
• Zone change for 7.63 acres from Commercial Resort to Residential Single-Family 80 in Laughlin
• Design review for a place of worship on 5.0 acres west of Buffalo Drive and north of Wigwam Avenue
• Plan amendment to redesignate 7.50 acres from Open Lands to Industrial Employment west of Jones Boulevard
• Use permit for a vehicle rental facility at Fashion Show Mall

The commission approved the meeting agenda with two items held and one deleted. Routine action items were approved, and several land‑use applications received approval, including a church expansion, an accessory‑structure waiver, an office use permit, and a zone change for Laughlin Lagoon. One application for a vehicle‑rental facility was held until December 16, 2025. All approvals were recorded without any recorded ayes, nays, absences, or abstentions.

• Agenda changes approved: Item 6 held, Item 17 deleted, Item 21 held
• Routine Action Items approved
• DR-25-0729 Church Life Baptist expansion approved
• ET-25-400105 accessory‑structure waiver approved
• UC-25-0668 vehicle‑rental facility held until 12/16/2025
• UC-25-0744 office use permit approved
• ZC-25-0720 Laughlin Lagoon zone change approved
• PA-25-700045 plan amendment adopted

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will consider routine and non-routine items including zone changes, waivers of development standards, and public hearings on development agreements. The meeting will be held at the Clark County Government Center.

• Zone change for 2.50 acres from RS20 to IP in Spring Valley
• Zone change for 2.12 acres from RS20 to CG in Spring Valley
• Public hearing for a congregate care facility on 5.0 acres in Enterprise
• Public hearing for a single-family residential development on 3.98 acres in Enterprise
• Zone change for 33.5 acres from M-1 to H-1 in Paradise

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and associated boards will meet to discuss various contract amendments and public works projects. Key items include adjusting ambulance franchise agreements and managing county-owned real property.

• Proposed removal of Laughlin service area from Mercy, Inc. (American Medical Response) and expansion of RBR Management, LLC (Community Ambulance) to include that area
• Proposed public auction for the lease of ±4,225 acres of vacant county land in Laughlin with a minimum annual rent of $1,166,000.00
• Proposed $21,423 grant submission for the Travel Nevada America250 grant
• Proposed allocation of $495,628 for Community Impact Center Metro Parking Driveway and $368,925 for Extraordinary Maintenance
• Proposed contract award to Benchmark Contracting, Inc. for Project 3093 C and D Tram Alignment Improvements

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission will convene to receive a staff presentation and discuss items on the November 18, 2025 agenda, including new or upcoming ordinances and administrative matters. The public may comment on items, though no action will be taken until the matters are specifically included on a future agenda.

• Receive staff presentation and discuss agenda items
• Discuss new or upcoming ordinances
• Discuss administrative items
• Public comments on future agenda items

The commission received a staff presentation on agenda items and discussed Item #31 and Item #27, but no motions were voted on. No new ordinances or administrative items were considered. The meeting adjourned without any approvals, denials, or items being tabled.

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission will hear 23 routine items (4-26) and 5 non-routine public hearings (27-31). Routine items include use permits, tentative maps, and vacate-and-abandon easements; non-routine items include a holdover extension for a major training facility (outdoor shooting range) and use permits for vehicle repair and outdoor dining. Items 18-26 will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action on December 17, 2025.

• Holdover extension for outdoor shooting range on 123.97 acres in RS80 zone west of SR 161 and south of Sandy Valley Road (Item 27)
• Use permits for vehicle maintenance/repair and outdoor dining on 3.76 acres in CG zone near Blue Diamond Road and Durango Drive (Item 28)
• Plan amendment to redesignate 2.09 acres from Ranch Estate to Low-Intensity Suburban Neighborhood at McLeod Drive and Viking Road (Item 18)
• Zone change for 4.65 acres from H-2 to RS2, plus tentative map for 47 single-family lots near Blue Diamond Road and Grand Canyon Drive (Items 22-26)
• Waiver of development standards to allow accessory structure before primary building on 3.27 acres in Lower Kyle Canyon (Item 4)

The commission approved the agenda with three items placed on hold. It approved a tentative map for W H Properties and use permits for a self‑storage banquet facility, a laboratory, and two easement vacations. Three applications—a waiver for an accessory structure, a vehicle‑rental use permit, and a vacate easement in Paradise—were held until Dec. 2, 2025.

• Approved agenda with items #4, #6, #28 placed on hold
• Approved tentative map for W H Properties, LLC (Item 5)
• Approved use permit and waiver for Westport Las Vegas Glen Avenue Self Storage, LLC (Item 7)
• Approved use permit for SGS North America, Inc. laboratory (Item 8)
• Approved vacate and abandon easements for Ribble Thomas Edward & Betty Therese (Item 9)
• Approved vacate and abandon easements for PT Law P, LLC & GL Holding, LLC (Item 11)
• Held three applications—accessory‑structure waiver (Item 4), vehicle‑rental use permit (Item 6), and vacate easement for Sanchez Family Trust (Item 10)—until Dec. 2, 2025

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will consider routine design reviews, waivers, and zone changes for several parcels, including a parking garage lease, a mini‑warehouse, and multiple residential and commercial projects. It will also hold public hearings on development agreements for single‑family homes and an amendment to the official zoning map. The most significant agenda item is a concept specific plan for a 2,046.9‑acre mixed‑use master‑planned community in Moapa.

• Item 18 – Concept Specific Plan for a 2,046.9‑acre mixed‑use master‑planned community in Moapa (various zones).
• Item 9 – Zone change of 0.66 acres from RS3.3 to Commercial General in Paradise.
• Item 10 – Zone change of 5.00 acres from RS20 to Commercial General in Enterprise.
• Item 15 – Public hearing on an ordinance to adopt a Development Agreement with AMH NV 4 Development, LLC for a 2.04‑acre single‑family residential development in Enterprise.
• Item 8 – Use permit and design review for a mini‑warehouse on 0.55 acre of a 3.98‑acre parcel in Paradise.

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The board will consider a consent agenda including acceptance of $15 million in state general fund funding for FY26 and FY27 allocated through AB475 to fund permanent positions in Las Vegas Justice Court. Other action items include a $127,115 settlement for right-of-way for the Maryland Parkway Bus Rapid Transit project, approval of multiple contracts and amendments, and a resolution to authorize refunds.

• Accept $15M state funding for Las Vegas Justice Court positions (item 14)
• Approve $127,115 settlement for Maryland Parkway BRT right-of-way (item 15)
• Award demolition contract for 925 East Sahara to Showcase Contracting, LLC (item 7)
• Award residential streets pavement reconstruction #106 to Las Vegas Paving Corp (item 10)
• Acquire ±21.39 acre conservation easement in Bunkerville for $98,861 (item 24)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission will receive a staff presentation and discuss items on the agenda. Commissioners will review new or upcoming ordinances and address administrative matters. The meeting will also include a period for public comments, which cannot result in action unless the issue appears on a future agenda.

The Clark County Planning Commission met on November 4, 2025 for a briefing. No new ordinances, administrative items, or public comments were discussed, and no actions or votes were taken. The meeting was adjourned at 6:17 p.m.

Clark County Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will vote on a plan amendment and zone change to reclassify 384.28 acres south of Interstate 15 and east of Lewis Ranch Road from residential to heavy industrial (IH). Other items include a mini-warehouse facility in Lower Kyle Canyon, a proposed restaurant with drive-thru near the airport, and a holdover use permit for a school on Maryland Parkway. Routine items (4–15) are considered in one motion; non-routine items (16–19) are heard separately.

• Plan amendment to redesignate 384.28 acres from Agriculture/Open Lands to Industrial Employment, and zone change to IH (Heavy Industrial) in Moapa
• Zone change and use permit for a mini-warehouse on 2.0 acres west of Oso Blanca Road north of Kyle Canyon Road
• Design review for a restaurant with drive-thru on 1.12 acres near Patrick Lane and Eastern Avenue in Paradise
• Holdover use permit for a school on 6.70 acres east of Maryland Parkway north of Rochelle Avenue in Paradise
• Vacation of right-of-way on Flamingo Road between Boulder Highway and Nellis Boulevard

The Clark County Planning Commission approved the meeting agenda and the September 16 minutes. Routine action items were approved. Seven specific land‑use applications, including a drive‑thru restaurant near the airport, were approved or adopted with conditions.

• Approved agenda with Item #19 held until 11/18/25
• Approved September 16, 2025 minutes
• Approved DR-25-0656 airport drive‑thru restaurant design (unanimous)
• Approved ET-25-400107 waiver of development standards and extension of time (unanimous)
• Approved UC-25-0671 Las Vegas Valley Water District utility structures (unanimous)
• Approved VS-25-0655 vacation of Flamingo Road right‑of‑way portion (unanimous)
• Approved WS-25-0398 Redwood Torah Center waivers of development standards (unanimous)
• Adopted PA-25-700039 plan amendment redesignating land use to Neighborhood Commercial (unanimous)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will consider 61 items, including a major expansion of the Durango Casino & Resort on 49.39 acres, multiple zone changes near Sloan Road converting about 28 acres from residential to industrial light, and two development agreements for single-family residential projects. Routine items (4–33) may be voted on in one motion, while non-routine public hearings (34–61) are heard separately. Key actions involve zone changes, use permits, design reviews, and vacating easements.

• Expansion and modification to Durango Casino & Resort (49.39 acres) in Spring Valley
• Four zone changes reclassifying about 28 acres near Sloan Road from RS80 to Industrial Light
• Development Agreement with Gomer 11 LLC for 2.52 acres of single-family homes
• Development Agreement with Millrose Properties Nevada, LLC for 19.4 acres of single-family homes
• A & A III, LLC package: zone change, plan amendment, and tentative map for 22 single-family lots on 2.47 acres

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and related boards will vote on a consent agenda including over 30 items. Key decisions include accepting $15 million in state general fund funding for FY26-27, approving grants for homeless services and youth homelessness, and authorizing contracts for construction, buses, and ground handling at Harry Reid Airport. Public comment is accepted on action items.

• Accept $15,000,000 in state general fund funding allocated through AB475 for FY26-27
• Submit $1,300,000 HUD grant application for Southern Nevada Continuum of Care planning
• Submit $500,000 grant application for Youth Homeless Demonstration Program HMIS project
• Approve $17,100,000 designation from Building Fund (item 29)
• Authorize ground handling service agreements with DNATA, Worldwide Flight Services, and Swissport at Harry Reid International Airport

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Planning Commission will receive a staff presentation and discuss items scheduled for the October 21, 2025 agenda. The body will also discuss administrative items and new or upcoming ordinances.

• Staff presentation on October 21, 2025 agenda items
• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Discussion of administrative items

The Planning Commission deleted Item #9 from the October 21, 2025 agenda and will forward it to the Board of County Commissioners meeting on December 3, 2025. No new or upcoming ordinances were discussed. A new planner, Joelene Isfalt, was introduced to the department. No public comments were received.

• Item #9 deleted from agenda; to be heard at Dec 3, 2025 Board of County Commissioners meeting

Clark County Planning Commission

The commission will decide on 30 items: routine development standard waivers and use permits (items 4–19) may be passed in one motion, while non-routine items (20–30) are heard individually. Items 26–30, including a holdover plan amendment and zone change for 14.19 acres near Blue Diamond Road in Enterprise, will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action on November 19, 2025.

• Plan amendment and zone change for 14.19 acres at Blue Diamond Road and Montessouri Street (items 26–27, forwarded to BCC)
• Use permit for multi-family residential development with restaurant and alcohol consumption on Flamingo Road (item 7)
• Use permit for mixed-use development near Boulder Highway and English Avenue (item 22)
• Use permit for a communication tower near Sahara Avenue and Marion Street (item 11)
• Vacate and abandon portion of Diablo Drive between Tioga Way and Buffalo Drive (item 14)

The Clark County Planning Commission approved several waivers, extensions of time and a tentative map for industrial and mixed‑use projects, while holding one use permit and deleting another tentative map. All approvals were recorded as approved despite the vote tallies showing no ayes and two nays from two members. The agenda changes to delete Item #9 and hold Item #10 were not approved.

• Agenda changes (Item #9 deleted, Item #10 held) not approved (2 nays)
• Affordable Tree Service Inc. waivers approved (vote: 0 ayes, 2 nays)
• JSAKN, LLC use permit extension approved (vote: 0 ayes, 2 nays)
• Church Debre Genet Medhan... use permit extension approved (vote: 0 ayes, 2 nays)
• Ilumina Flamingo LP use permits approved (vote: 0 ayes, 2 nays)
• Diamond Arville, LLC tentative map approved (vote: 0 ayes, 2 nays)
• Diamond Ford, LLC tentative map deleted (vote: 0 ayes, 2 nays)
• BFH Vegas I, LLC holdover use permit held until Feb 17, 2026 (vote: 0 ayes, 2 nays)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will consider adoption of a development agreement with Athletics StadCo LLC for a baseball stadium, along with numerous routine zoning items. A public hearing on amending the Flood Control Master Plan is also scheduled. Items 32–55 are non-routine public hearings not listed in the provided agenda text.

• Ordinance to adopt development agreement with Athletics StadCo LLC for a baseball stadium (Item 31)
• Waiver to exceed maximum sound levels for Sphere Las Vegas (Item 8)
• Zone change and plan amendment for senior housing on 17.35 acres near Robindale Road and I-215 (Items 18-21)
• Use permit for a hotel on 3.08 acres near Lamb Boulevard and Craig Road (Item 12)
• Tentative map for 111 single-family lots on 12.68 acres near Valley View and Cactus (Item 26)

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners, sitting jointly with several other boards, will consider a consent agenda including a decision on bids for a 68-acre land auction, road improvement projects, and interlocal agreements. The meeting also includes proclamations recognizing Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Indigenous Peoples' Day, and other community recognitions.

• Accept or reject bids for auction of 68.16 acres of county-owned land in 14 parcels (Item 31)
• Award bid for Vegas Valley Drive Improvements from Lamb Boulevard to Las Vegas Wash (Item 13)
• Approve interlocal agreement with North Las Vegas for Affordable Housing Trust Fund funds (Item 14)
• Grant easement to NV Energy for electrical facilities across Flamingo Wash Flood Control Channel (Item 25)
• Authorize design contract for Jones Boulevard between Tropicana and Sahara Avenues (Item 30)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Commission will receive a staff presentation and review items on the agenda. Commissioners will discuss any new or upcoming ordinances and address administrative matters. The public will be allowed to comment, though no action can be taken on those comments until the issues appear on a future agenda.

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

The commission reviewed staff items and an ordinance amendment to modify setbacks in the RS20 zoning district. Questions about increasing wall heights and adding decorative fencing were raised, but no actions or votes were taken. No public comments were received.

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on 25 items, including a major holdover concept specific plan for a mixed-use master planned community on 2,046.9 acres in Moapa. Routine items include design reviews, use permits, and easement vacations. Many non-routine items will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action on November 5, 2025.

• Holdover concept specific plan for Moapa North Village, a 2,046.9-acre mixed-use community north of I-15 near State Highway 168 (Item 9)
• Holdover plan amendment, zone change, and tentative map for a 99-lot subdivision near Blue Diamond Road and Tenaya Way (Items 18-22)
• Use permit for overhead transmission lines on a 265.55-acre portion of a 6,321.43-acre site south of SR 160 (Item 7)
• Design review for a proposed office building on 20.35 acres in Summerlin South, north of Marketwalk Place (Item 4)
• Vacation of easements and rights-of-way between Pebble Road and Ford Avenue in Enterprise (Item 8)

The commission approved the meeting agenda with several items held or deleted (6‑1 vote) and adopted the August 19 minutes (5‑2 vote). Six development applications were approved, each with conditions and a 6‑1 vote. No other actions were taken.

• Approved agenda changes (6-1)
• Approved August 19 minutes (5-2)
• Approved Summerlin office project on 20.35 acres (6-1)
• Approved Gipsy LLC tavern waiver for Oct. 11, 2025 (6-1)
• Approved Double D LLC outdoor dining permit (6-1)
• Approved USA utility structures and laydown yard (6-1)
• Approved Palm Properties LLC easement vacation (6-1)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and vote on a variety of zoning and subdivision items, including ordinances for development agreements, zone changes, use permits, and vacating rights-of-way. Routine items (4–26) may be approved in one motion, while non-routine items (27–44) will be heard individually. Notable among them is a proposed development agreement for a commercial and multi-family residential project on 28.1 acres west of Las Vegas Boulevard South.

• ORD-25-900625: Development agreement with JAT Pebble LLC for commercial and multi-family on 28.1 acres west of Las Vegas Blvd and south of Pebble Road (Item 26).
• ORD-25-900433: Development agreement with Toll South LV, LLC for 2.5-acre single-family residential south of Serene Ave east of Grand Canyon Dr (Item 23).
• ORD-25-900573: Development agreement with Richmond American Homes for 8.59-acre single-family south of Cactus Ave east of Quarterhorse Lane (Item 24).
• UC-25-0471 (HOLDOVER): Use permit for gas station with convenience store, vehicle wash, and smog check station on 3.60 acres south of Blue Diamond Rd west of Fort Apache Rd (Item 27).
• ZC-25-0262: Zone change of 2.28 acres from RS20 to IP (Industrial Park) and removal of Neighborhood Protection Overlay at Post Rd and Mohawk St (Item 16).

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and the University Medical Center Board will consider a range of contracts, grant applications, and donations. They will vote on a $1,860,000 settlement for a right‑of‑way needed for the Orchard Detention Basin project. They will also approve the public auction of about 60.70 acres of county-owned property in October. All items are listed as "for possible action" on the agenda.

• Approve and ratify contract with Curam Innovations LLC (CBE No. 606441-22) (Item 7)
• Approve award of Bid No. 607569-25 for Warm Springs‑Decatur Blvd to Dean Martin Dr and Valley View Blvd‑Windmill Ln to Unicon, LLC (Item 8)
• Approve $1,860,000 settlement for right‑of‑way for Orchard Detention Basin between Charleston Blvd and Linden Ave (Item 18)
• Approve $120,000 HUD grant application for Homeless Management Information System project (Item 14)
• Approve auction of ~60.70 acres of county land in a 48‑hour online auction Oct. 27‑29, 2025 (Item 29)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This is a procedural briefing meeting for the Clark County Planning Commission. The commission will receive a staff presentation on items for the upcoming regular meeting, discuss new or upcoming ordinances, and handle administrative items. Public comments are accepted but no action will be taken.

• Receive staff presentation on September 16, 2025 Planning Commission agenda
• Discuss new or upcoming ordinances
• Discuss administrative items
• General public comment period (no action taken)

The commission received a staff presentation on agenda items. No new or upcoming ordinances were discussed. No administrative items or public comments were presented, and no actions were taken.

Clark County Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hear routine and non-routine items, including a package of applications for a 210-lot single-family subdivision on 20.1 acres near Cactus Avenue and Buffalo Drive, and several other use permits, design reviews, and vacate/abandon requests. All items are for possible action; some will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners on October 22, 2025.

• Plan amendment, zone change, waiver, PUD, and tentative map for 210 single-family lots on 20.1 acres north of Cactus Avenue east of Buffalo Drive (items 14–18)
• Holdover use permit and design review for a major outdoor shooting range on 123.97 acres near Sandy Valley Road (item 19)
• Plan amendment and zone change for 14.19 acres south of Blue Diamond Road from Corridor Mixed-Use to Mid-Intensity Suburban Neighborhood (items 27–28)
• Use permit for a communication tower west of Dean Martin Drive in Enterprise (item 20)
• Vacate and abandon of right-of-way on Wynn Road between Hacienda Avenue and Ali Baba Lane (item 23)

The Clark County Planning Commission approved five development applications, each with staff‑recommended conditions. Approvals included a design review for Woodside Homes, a sign design review for Fanticola Anthony & Joann Fam, and tentative maps for Budget Suites Amer, William Lyon Homes, and Boulder Village. All approvals were voted 5‑2 in favor. Several agenda items were held until October 7, 2025.

• Approved Woodside Homes of Nevada design review (5-2)
• Approved Fanticola Anthony & Joann Fam sign design review (5-2)
• Approved Budget Suites Amer tentative map (5-2)
• Approved William Lyon Homes tentative map for 20 residential lots (5-2)
• Approved Boulder Village tentative map (5-2)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Zoning Commission will consider a series of routine and non-routine items, including zone changes, use permits, and design reviews. The body is deciding on various development projects ranging from senior housing and distribution centers to single-family residential developments.

• Development Agreement for single-family residential on 12.80 acres north of Pebble Road (ORD-25-900399)
• Development Agreement for single-family residential on 9.13 acres west of Valley View Boulevard (ORD-25-900476)
• Zone change for 6.16 acres from H-2 to CG for a shopping center north of Las Vegas Boulevard (ZC-25-0430)
• Use permit and design review for a gas station and commercial center south of Blue Diamond Road (UC-25-0471)
• Use permit and design review for multi-family development and monorail station east of Paradise Road (UC-25-0169)

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners will consider routine consent‑agenda items, including approval of the August 5 meeting minutes and the agenda itself. It will vote on several contracts, such as a consulting and software license agreement with The Gordian Group, Inc., and temporary employment services contracts with 22nd Century Technologies, Marathon Staffing Group, and St. Vincent DePaul Rehabilitation Service. Additional actions include awarding a bid for election‑warehouse tenant improvements, accepting a telecommunications franchise application, and authorizing a lease of office space to Workforce Connections.

• Approve contract with The Gordian Group, Inc. (CBE No. 607638-25) for consulting services and software license
• Approve utilization of State of Nevada Contract No. 99SWC‑S3128 for temporary employment services (22nd Century Technologies and Marathon Staffing Group)
• Approve utilization of State of Nevada Contract No. 99SWC‑NV25‑22234 for temporary employment services (St. Vincent DePaul Rehabilitation Service)
• Approve award of Bid No. 607576‑25 for Election Warehouse tenant improvements to Starke Enterprise LLC
• Accept franchise application from Teleport Communications America, LLC and set public hearing for October 21, 2025

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission will receive a staff presentation and discuss new or upcoming ordinances and administrative items. The meeting is a briefing with no action items scheduled.

• Receive staff presentation on September 2, 2025 agenda
• Discuss new or upcoming ordinances
• Discuss administrative items
• Public comments will be heard but no action may be taken

The Clark County Planning Commission met on September 2, 2025 to receive a staff presentation and discuss agenda items. No new or upcoming ordinances were presented, and no administrative items or public comments were addressed. The meeting adjourned without any decisions, approvals, or denials.

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission will review routine items 4‑17, including design reviews, use permits, waivers, and plan amendments. It will also consider non‑routine public hearing items 18‑31, such as extensions of use permits, a street name change to Costco Way, and a school use permit. Several items will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action on October 8, 2025.

• Item 8: Plan amendment to redesignate 17.35 acres from Public Use to Compact Neighborhood in Paradise (south of Robindale Road, east of I‑215).
• Item 9: Zone change to reclassify the same 17.35 acres from RS5.2 to RM18 in Paradise.
• Item 11: Use permit and design review for senior housing on 17.35 acres in Paradise, with waivers for retaining wall height, EV parking, and throat depth.
• Item 19: Street name change to name an unnamed public right‑of‑way "Costco Way" south of Roy Horn Way, east of Buffalo Drive in Spring Valley.
• Item 21: Use permit and design review for a proposed school on 6.70 acres in Paradise, east of Maryland Parkway.

The commission held three agenda items (ET‑24‑400121, UC‑25‑0250, WS‑25‑0403) at the request of the applicants. It approved seven land‑use applications, covering an industrial batch plant, a training facility, easement vacations, a setback waiver, and a plan amendment that redesignates 17.35 acres from Public Use to Compact Neighborhood. All approvals were recorded with no ayes and a nay from Commissioner Steve Kirk, who was absent.

• Held Item #18 ET‑24‑400121 until 09/16/25 per applicant
• Held Item #21 UC‑25‑0250 until 09/16/25 per applicant
• Held Item #22 WS‑25‑0403 until 10/07/25 per applicant; fees apply
• Approved DR‑25‑0522 Eldorado Land Corp. batch plant (Industrial Heavy zone)
• Approved UC‑25‑0525 Irvine OM Enterprise, LLC avocational training facility (Commercial Professional zone)
• Approved VS‑25‑0504 Wow Build Co One, LLC easement vacation
• Approved WS‑25‑0476 Mackovski setback waiver (Residential Single‑Family 20 zone)
• Approved PA‑25‑700029 plan amendment redesignating 17.35 acres to Compact Neighborhood

Debt Management Commission

The Clark County Debt Management Commission will consider a resolution authorizing the City of Henderson to maintain a special elective tax for parks and recreational facilities. The commission will also receive annual debt reports, establish a percentage under NRS 350.0155, and set priorities for essential and non-essential facilities. Meeting schedules for September 2025 through December 2026 will be set.

• Resolution to approve Henderson's special elective tax for park and recreational facility operating and maintenance costs
• Annual reports on current and contemplated general obligation debt (Schedules A and C)
• Establishment of percentage applicable under NRS 350.0155 (Schedule D)
• Establishment of priorities among essential and non-essential facilities under NRS 350.0155
• Approval of June 5, 2025 meeting minutes

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will review a series of routine permit applications and several public‑hearing ordinances. Key agenda items include a public hearing to adopt a development agreement with TS Durango LLC for a 5.08‑acre multi‑family project in Spring Valley, and similar hearings for a single‑family project in Enterprise and multiple zoning‑map amendment ordinances. The commission will also consider a text amendment to allow 8‑foot fences in the Red Rock Overlay District and various utility and solar facility permits.

• ORD-25-900419 – public hearing to adopt a Development Agreement with TS Durango LLC for a multi‑family development on 5.08 acres east of Durango Drive, north of Robindale Road (Spring Valley).
• ORD-25-900494 – public hearing to adopt a Development Agreement with Richmond American Homes of Nevada, Inc. for a single‑family development on 9.77 acres south of Wigwam Avenue, east and west of Edmond Street (Enterprise).
• ORD-25-900511, ORD-25-900518, ORD-25-900545 – public hearings to amend the official zoning map for properties approved on April 16, May 7, and May 21 2025.
• TA-25-0425 – text amendment to allow fences and walls up to 8 feet high for commercial developments with highway frontage in the Red Rock Overlay District.
• UC-25-0479 – use permits and waivers for a large‑scale solar generation facility, public‑utility structures, and a communication tower on a 1,327‑acre site in the Northwest County Planning area.

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners will vote on routine items such as approving the July 15 meeting minutes and the agenda. It will consider several contracts and interlocal agreements, including a $9 million reimbursement to University Medical Center for land acquisition, an award for the HND Terminal Modernization project, and a $50,000 arts grant. Additional actions cover park improvements, a master services agreement with Cox Business, and other public works and finance matters.

• Approve $9,000,000 reimbursement agreement with University Medical Center for 300 South Martin Luther King Boulevard acquisition (Item 26)
• Award Project 3084 HND Terminal Modernization to MMC, Inc. as the lowest responsive bidder (Item 18)
• Authorize $50,000 grant application to US Regional Arts Organizations for Walking Together grant (Item 17)
• Approve Agreement with Cox Nevada Telcom, LLC dba Cox Business for Master Services Agreement (Item 7)
• Allocate funds to repair and restore the pedestrian boardwalk at Wetlands Park Nature Preserve (Item 14)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission will hold a briefing to receive staff presentations and discuss new or upcoming ordinances and administrative items. The meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, August 19, 2025, at 6:00 PM in the Commission Chambers.

• Receive staff presentation and discuss agenda items
• Discuss new or upcoming ordinances
• Discuss administrative items
• Public comments on future agenda items

The Clark County Planning Commission met on August 19, 2025, calling the session to order at 6:00 p.m. and adjourning at 6:17 p.m. Staff presented agenda items, noting no comments from Nellis Air Force Base on Item #9 and an active code‑enforcement violation on Item #16. The Chair said she will remove a condition of approval on Item #11 at the regular meeting. No new ordinances, administrative items, or public comments were recorded.

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission will consider 13 items, including routine development approvals and several non-routine public hearings. Items include use permits, design reviews, and waivers of development standards for properties across Clark County. The most notable item is a use permit for a massage establishment at the Fashion Show Mall. A report on changes to the Lone Mountain Land Use Plan Map will also be received.

• Use permit for massage establishment at Fashion Show Mall (west of Las Vegas Blvd S, north of Spring Mountain Rd, Paradise)
• Tentative map for 1-lot commercial subdivision on 17.57 acres south of Flamingo Rd and west of Burnham Ave, Paradise
• Design review for hillside grading on 4.91 acres north of Sage Place and east of Calico Drive within Red Rock Overlay
• Waivers for retaining wall height, fill height, and reduced lot area for proposed single-family subdivision on 2.45 acres in Spring Valley
• Report on changes to the Lone Mountain Land Use Plan Map by the Board of County Commissioners

The Clark County Planning Commission unanimously approved six land‑use applications, including a hillside residential grading plan, a daycare/school use permit extension, a freestanding sign waiver, a commercial subdivision map, a massage‑business use permit, and a vehicle‑repair use permit. Each approval was subject to specific conditions and timeframes set by staff. No applications were denied or postponed.

• Approved DR-25-0359 (Chong Family) holdover design review for hillside residential grading (unanimous)
• Approved ET-25-400074 (Buona Vita) use permit extension and waivers for daycare/school (unanimous)
• Approved ET-25-400075 (Wow Build Co One) waiver and extension for freestanding sign at retail center (unanimous)
• Approved TM-25-500129 (Desmed) tentative map for 1‑lot commercial subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved UC-25-0469 (Fashion Show Mall) use permit for massage establishment in commercial resort zone (unanimous)
• Approved UC-25-0500 (Sunny Properties) use permit for vehicle maintenance/repair facility in industrial zone (unanimous)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will consider various use permits, design reviews, and zone changes. The meeting includes routine action items and non-routine public hearings for developments across Spring Valley, Sunrise Manor, Enterprise, and Lone Mountain.

• Use permit for a hospital on 14.30 acres north of Las Vegas Boulevard North
• Zone change of 2.01 acres from Residential Single-Family 20 to Industrial Light south of Patrick Lane
• Development Agreement for multi-family development on 7.82 acres north of Maule Avenue
• Use permit for a recreational facility and farmer's market on 24.72 acres south of Elkhorn Road
• Use permit for a gas station and retail store on 2.0 acres north of Warm Springs Road

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners and associated boards will meet to recognize award winners and address a consent agenda. The body is deciding on several contract awards for road paving, airport improvements, and flood control design.

• Award of Bid No. 607347-24 for Interstate 215 and Airport Connector Interchange Phase 3 to Las Vegas Paving Corporation
• Award of Bid No. 607584-25 for Starr Avenue and Gilespie Street paving to Las Vegas Paving Corporation
• Award of Bid No. 607548-25 for Tropicana Avenue paving to Las Vegas Paving Corporation
• Award of Project 3100 LAS Drainage Improvements at Taxiway D to TAB Contractors, Inc.
• Award of Project 3134 HND Air Traffic Control Tower Improvements to Shaw-Lundquist Associates, Inc.

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This briefing is procedural; no votes or public hearings are scheduled. The Planning Commission will review items on its August 5 agenda, discuss new or upcoming ordinances, and handle administrative matters. Public comments will be received but no action taken.

• Receive staff presentation and discuss August 5 Planning Commission agenda
• Discuss new or upcoming ordinances
• Discuss administrative items
• Public comments (no action taken on matters raised)

The August 5, 2025 briefing was an informational session where staff presented agenda items. The commission discussed permit requirements and updates but took no formal actions. No votes or approvals were recorded.

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission will consider several tentative maps for commercial and mixed-use subdivisions. The body will also review various use permits, zone changes, and waivers of development standards for residential and industrial properties.

• Tentative map for a mixed-use development with 6 residential and 2 commercial lots on 10.88 acres south of Spring Mountain Road
• Tentative map for a 1 lot commercial subdivision on 4.30 acres south of Flamingo Road
• Proposed zone change for 6.16 acres from H-2 to CG for a shopping center north of Las Vegas Boulevard
• Proposed redesignation of 2.28 acres from Ranch Estate Neighborhood to Business Employment at Post Road and Mohawk Street
• Design review for an electric vehicle parking lot on 1.23 acres north of Capella Avenue

The commission approved five land‑use applications—including mixed‑use, commercial and personal‑services projects in Paradise and Spring Valley—subject to staff‑specified conditions. A vehicle paint/body shop permit (UC‑25‑0017) was held until October 21, 2025. The agenda and prior meeting minutes were also approved.

• Approved TM-25-500114 tentative map for CMR Realty mixed‑use development (10.88 acres) – unanimous
• Approved TM-25-500118 tentative map for Valley Health System commercial subdivision (4.30 acres) – unanimous
• Approved TM-25-500124 tentative map for Zoo Landers commercial subdivision (1.94 acres) – unanimous
• Approved UC-25-0394 use permit for vocational training facility (0.94 acres) – unanimous
• Approved UC-25-0402 holdover use permit for fitness studio in industrial complex (1.52 acres) – unanimous
• Held UC-25-0017 vehicle paint/body shop permit until 10/21/2025 – unanimous

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Board of County Commissioners will consider a series of routine and non-routine zoning actions. These include use permits, design reviews, and zone changes for residential, commercial, and industrial properties.

• Use permit and design review for a heliport on 10.67 acres in Searchlight (AR-25-400062)
• Zone change for 0.38 acres from H-2 to CG for Foundation Christian Center (ZC-25-0400)
• Design review for a warehouse and distribution center on 6.47 acres in Spring Valley (WS-25-0306)
• Use permit for a gas station and retail store on 2.0 acres in Enterprise (UC-25-0382)
• Design review for a racetrack and recreational facility on 89.6 acres in South County (ET-24-400143)

Clark County Redevelopment Agency

The Clark County Redevelopment Agency will review its fund balance and FY26 revenue, approve minutes from May 21, and authorize the rehabilitation of four buildings at 900 Liberace Ave.

• Approval of May 21, 2025 Redevelopment Agency minutes
• Review of FY26 revenue per district
• Authorize rehab of 900 Liberace Ave (4 buildings, 72,500 sq ft)
• Receive UNLV presentation on arts and culture sponsorship
• Closed session for litigation and labor negotiations

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners will consider the FY 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program, a name change for the Social Services department, and amendments to the building code. The agenda also includes contracts for road improvements and home health care services.

• Approve FY 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program
• Amend Clark County Code for Social Services name change
• Amend building code to adopt 2024 International Building Code
• Award contract for Northern CC-215 road improvements
• Approve contracts for home health aide services

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This is a briefing session for the Clark County Planning Commission. The commissioners will receive a staff presentation and discuss items on the upcoming regular agenda, as well as new or upcoming ordinances and administrative items. No action will be taken.

• Receive staff presentation and discuss items on the July 15 Planning Commission agenda
• Discuss new or upcoming ordinances
• Discuss administrative items
• Comments by the general public (no action will be taken)

The Clark County Planning Commission met on July 15, 2025 for a briefing. Staff presented agenda items, but no new ordinances or administrative items were discussed. No public comments were received, and the meeting adjourned at 6:30 p.m.

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission will hear routine and non-routine items, including a proposed text amendment for taller fences in the Red Rock Overlay and several use permits. The most consequential item is a package of applications (plan amendment, zone change, vacation, waivers, tentative map) to redevelop 7.04 acres near Agate Avenue and Pioneer Way in Enterprise into a 54-lot single-family subdivision. Decisions on items 27-31 will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action on August 20, 2025.

• Text amendment to allow fences and walls up to 8 feet for commercial developments with highway frontage in Red Rock Overlay District (item 6)
• Use permit for recreational/entertainment facility at a shopping center near Serene Avenue and Las Vegas Boulevard South (item 7)
• Vacate and abandon easements for Mulligan Holdings between Marble Ridge Drive and Flamingo Road in Summerlin South (item 10)
• Plan amendment to redesignate 7.04 acres from Low-Intensity Suburban Neighborhood to Mid-Intensity Suburban Neighborhood near Agate Avenue and Pioneer Way (item 27)
• Zone change for 7.04 acres from RS20 to RS3.3 and removal of Neighborhood Protection Overlay near Agate Avenue and Pioneer Way (item 28)

The commission approved the meeting agenda with two items held, and ratified the June 17, 2025 minutes. It approved routine action items and several development permits, while holding the Chong Family revocable trust application and the Heaton Family personal services use permit for later review. All approvals were unanimous with no recorded ayes, nays, absences, or abstentions.

• Agenda approved with Item #8 and Item #22 held
• June 17, 2025 minutes approved
• Routine Action Items (items #4‑#19 except held items) approved
• DR-25-0359 (Chong Family) held until August 19, 2025
• AR-25-400059 (SEC 1910, LLC) approved with condition to remove time limit
• TA-25-0425 (Red Rock RV Park) approved and forwarded to 08/20/25 BCC meeting
• UC-25-0395 (Real Equities, LLC) approved with multiple conditions
• UC-25-0417 (Arilex Tropicana) approved with conditions

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on an ordinance to adopt a development agreement with Desert Inn Square, LLC for a single-family residential project on 5.17 acres near Warm Springs Road and Meyers Street in Spring Valley. The board will also consider routine items including use permits, zone changes, vacates, and design reviews, as well as non-routine items such as holdover permits and waivers.

• Ordinance to adopt development agreement with Desert Inn Square, LLC for 5.17-acre single-family residential project near Warm Springs Road and Meyers Street, Spring Valley
• Third extension of time for passenger terminal (train station) on 110.7 acres near Las Vegas Boulevard South and Blue Diamond Road
• Amended holdover use permits for hotel, place of worship, and shopping center on 0.6 acres in Paradise (Vegas Circle area)
• Sign design review for modifications to Caesars Palace comprehensive sign plan on 80.13 acres
• Zone change for 0.76 acres from residential to commercial near McLeod Drive and Oquendo Road in Paradise

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and other boards meet jointly to consider a consent agenda of routine items. Key actions include approving $3 million in community and department initiative grants, a contract for Paradise Park pool replacement, and a revised affordable housing reservation list for submission to the Bureau of Land Management.

• Approve $1.5 million in FY 2026 County Community Initiatives grants for 72 programs (Item 12)
• Approve $1.5 million in FY 2026 County Department Initiatives grants for 16 programs (Item 13)
• Approve contract with Whiting-Turner for Paradise Park Pool & Waterslide Replacement (Item 5)
• Approve revised affordable housing reservation list for Bureau of Land Management (Item 21)
• Approve $2.16 million reallocation for park acquisition at 6925 Donald Nelson Avenue (Item 24)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Planning Commission is meeting to receive staff presentations and discuss items on the July 1 agenda. The body will also discuss administrative items and upcoming ordinances.

• Staff presentation on July 1 agenda items
• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Discussion of administrative items

The commission met on July 1, 2025 to receive staff presentations, discuss upcoming ordinances, and address administrative items. No votes or formal actions were taken. The meeting adjourned at 6:23 p.m.

Clark County Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider routine items including extensions for a mini-warehouse and funeral home, a street name change, and a holdover use permit. Non-routine items include a plan amendment and zone change for a 21-lot single-family subdivision near Silverado Ranch Boulevard, a resolution adding a new single-family residential land-use category to the Master Plan, and an ordinance to amend Title 30 to expand truck-staging scope. Items 16-23 will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action on August 6, 2025.

• Ordinance to amend Title 30 to expand truck-staging scope (ORD-25-900481)
• Resolution to add a new single-family residential land-use category to the Master Plan (CP-25-900446)
• Plan amendment and zone change for 2.48 acres to allow 21 single-family lots east of Edmond Street and north of Silverado Ranch Boulevard (items 16-20)
• Use permit extension for a funeral home near Patrick Lane and Eastern Avenue (item 5)
• Holdover sign design review for increased sign height and electronic message unit near Tropicana Avenue and Koval Lane (item 12)

The Clark County Planning Commission approved extensions of time for two mini‑warehouse and funeral home projects, a street name change to Highlands Ridge Trail, a holdover use permit for a recreational facility, a communication tower permit, and a vacate‑and‑abandon right‑of‑way request. All approvals were adopted by a vote of six ayes and one nay. No other items were tabled or denied.

• Approved ET-25-400055 (VT1LLC & Sierra Ridge Storage) use permit extension of time (6‑1)
• Approved ET-25-400056 (Legacy Funeral Holdings) use permit extension of time (6‑1)
• Approved SC-25-0370 (Jen Holdco) street name change to Highlands Ridge Trail (6‑1)
• Approved UC-25-0296 (LV Warehouse) holdover use permit for recreational facility (6‑1)
• Approved UC-25-0387 (Blue Diamond) use permit for communication tower (6‑1)
• Approved VS-25-0349 (Mountains Edge) vacate and abandon portion of right‑of‑way (6‑1)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to decide on a variety of zoning and land-use items, including zone changes, use permits, and waivers of development standards. Among the non-routine items are a proposed monorail station and multi-family development, a transitional living facility for released offenders, and a new convenience store and gas station. Routine items include a zone change from residential to commercial and a shopping center expansion.

• Proposed monorail station and multi-family development with retail uses on 1.33 acres at Paradise Road and Harmon Avenue (item 11)
• Zone change to reclassify 1.86 acres from RS20 to CG (Commercial General) at Cactus Avenue and Valley View Boulevard (item 6)
• Transitional living facility for released offenders on 0.09 acres at Stewart Avenue and Christy Lane (item 15)
• Convenience store and gas station at Boulder Highway and Flamingo Road (item 24)
• Shopping center expansion with waivers at Cactus Avenue and Valley View Boulevard (items 7-9)

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The joint boards will consider a consent agenda including a new voting system acquisition contract with Dominion Voting Systems, road and trail improvement contracts, and an interlocal agreement for the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Program. Public comment will be heard on action items.

• Approve contract with Dominion Voting Systems for voting system acquisition
• Award bid for Sloan Lane Improvements from Vegas Valley Drive to Ruby Creek Drive to Las Vegas Paving Corporation
• Award bid for Western Beltway Trail Improvements from Fort Apache Road to Peace Way and Charleston Boulevard Undercrossing
• Interlocal agreement with University Medical Center for Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Program
• Amendment to extend agreement with The Animal Foundation for animal care and shelter services

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This is a procedural briefing meeting of the Clark County Planning Commission. The commission will receive a staff presentation and discuss items on the June 17, 2025 Planning Commission agenda, as well as new or upcoming ordinances and administrative items. No public hearings or decisions on specific projects or rezonings are listed. The agenda includes a public comment period but no action may be taken on matters raised.

• Agenda contains only procedural items: staff presentation, discussion of agenda items, ordinances, and administrative matters.
• No specific rezonings, contracts, or dollar amounts are mentioned in the agenda.

The Clark County Planning Commission met on June 17, 2025 to receive a staff presentation and discuss agenda items. No new or upcoming ordinances were introduced, and no votes or approvals were recorded. The meeting concluded with an adjournment at 6:31 p.m.

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission will consider 33 items, including routine approvals and separate public hearings. Key decisions include a plan amendment and zone change to convert 6.38 acres from commercial to residential at Burnham and Karen avenues, and a sign design review for a truck stop near a freeway. Items 11-14 and 24-33 will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action on July 16, 2025.

• Tentative map for 105 single-family lots on 17.38 acres in Indian Springs (Item 4)
• Sign design reviews for a truck stop, convenience store, and fuel canopies on Clark Petersen Boulevard (Item 15)
• Plan amendment to redesignate 6.38 acres from Corridor Mixed-Use to Compact Neighborhood at Burnham and Karen avenues in Winchester (Item 24)
• Zone change to reclassify same 6.38 acres from Commercial General to Residential Single-Family (Item 25)
• Vacation of portions of Burnham Avenue and Karen Avenue right-of-way as part of the same development (Item 26)

The commission approved the meeting agenda with several items held for later dates and adopted the May 6 minutes. Routine action items were approved, and the commission approved the Diamond Indian Springs tentative map for 105 single‑family lots, along with several use permits and vacate applications. One use permit (LV Warehouse) was held until July 1, 2025.

• Agenda approved with items #5, #11‑#14, #22 held (no recorded ayes or nays)
• May 6, 2025 minutes approved (no recorded ayes or nays)
• Routine action items approved (items #4‑#14 except held items)
• Diamond Indian Springs tentative map (105 lots) approved (unanimous)
• LV Warehouse use permit held until 07/01/25 (unanimous)
• Zeller Scott W & Tessa use permit approved (unanimous)
• Of a Kind vacate and abandon easements approved (unanimous)
• Marretti Family Trust vacate and abandon easements approved (unanimous)