Mesquite public meetings in 2025
55 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Mesquite Public Arts Commission
The commission will consider approving November meeting minutes and the current agenda. A presentation by Karen Dutkowski on a large metal flower sculpture and its placement will be discussed. Other items include reviewing the five-year plan, discussing December First Friday, prioritizing power box wraps, and potentially adding wind sculptures to a roundabout. The commission may also appoint an MPAC chair.
- Presentation by Karen Dutkowski regarding large metal flower sculpture and placement
- Discussion and possible action on adding wind sculptures to the roundabout near Oasis Boulevard and Wingate Drive
- Discuss and review power box wrap status and choose those with priority
- Discussion and possible action on appointing an MPAC chair
- Discuss and review five-year plan
City Council Meeting
The council will consider a temporary moratorium on accepting and processing new short-term vacation rental applications. It will also vote on conditional use permits for two specific vacation rentals, approve liquor licenses for three businesses, and decide on the sale of 15.26 acres of city-owned property for economic development. Additionally, the council will consider an increase in affordable housing units from 10% to 25% at a city-owned property on John Deere Drive.
- Temporary moratorium on short-term residential vacation rental applications (Resolution R25-054)
- Conditional Use Permits for vacation rentals at 460 Cholla Way (CUP-25-007) and 80 Sage Way (CUP-25-008)
- Sale of 15.26 acres at 800 Horizon Blvd. to TEG Manzara LLC for $800,000 for economic development
- Increase of affordable housing units from 10% to 25% on city-owned property at 201 John Deere Drive, with purchase price adjusted to $175,228
- Liquor license approvals: Tavern license for The Zone (792 W. Pioneer Blvd.), Restaurant licenses for Fresh Brothers Pizza and Krafted Burger Bar (both inside CasaBlanca Casino)
Virgin Valley Community Education Advisory Board
The Virgin Valley Community Education Advisory Board will hold a meeting to approve prior meeting minutes, discuss filling an at-large board position, and appoint a chair and vice chair. The agenda also includes public comment periods and reports from principals and board members.
- Consideration of approval of August 21, 2025 meeting minutes and November 20, 2025 agenda
- Discussion and possible action to fill at-large position
- Discussion and possible action on appointing a CEAB Chair
- Discussion and possible action on appointing a CEAB Vice Chair
City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold public hearings and consider several conditional use permits, including a DC fast EV charging station and three vacation rentals. They will also vote on a tentative map for a 75-lot residential subdivision on 25.49 acres in Anthem at Mesquite. Consent agenda items include adoption of interlocal contracts with the Regional Transportation Commission for street improvements, traffic signal software, and a backup power system.
- Conditional Use Permit CUP-25-006 for a 10-stall DC Fast EV Charging Station at 920 W Mesquite Boulevard
- Tentative Map TM-25-008 (Suntero Phase 4) to subdivide 25.49 acres into 75 residential lots
- Bid Award for Horizon Boulevard & Canyon Crest Boulevard 2025 Roadway Improvements
- Adoption of Resolution R25-048 for interlocal contract (No. 3199) for backup power and cooling at communication hubs
- Three vacation rental conditional use permits at 697 Lolita Lane, 950 Santa Fe Drive, and 475 Parkview Drive
Mesquite Public Arts Commission
The Mesquite Public Arts Commission will hear public comment and consider approving the October meeting minutes and the current agenda. Under administrative items, members will discuss a proposed Poet Laureate Program, an update on the America 250 Project in coordination with the Nevada Arts Council, and a report on discolored power box wraps. They will also discuss a new statue and wrap funded by a Mesquite Opportunities Regional Fund (M.O.R.F.) grant.
- Discussion on proposed Mesquite Poet Laureate Program
- Update on America 250 Project and future grant ideas with Nevada Arts Council
- Discussion of discolored power box wraps, responsibilities, and repair options
- Discussion of new statue and wrap from M.O.R.F. grant items
- Discussion of revisions of the MPAC brochure
Technical Review Meeting
The Mesquite Technical Review Meeting will consider consent agenda items, including resolutions for interlocal contracts with the Regional Transportation Commission, and a presentation on the FY 2024-25 audited financial report. Notable items include conditional use permits for an EV charging station and a vacation rental, a tentative map for a 75-lot subdivision, a roadway improvements bid, and two ordinances that would eliminate public comment periods from City Council meetings.
- Conditional Use Permit (CUP-25-006) for a 10-stall DC fast EV charging station with lit canopy at 920 W Mesquite Blvd
- Conditional Use Permit (CUP-25-009) for a vacation rental home at 475 Parkview Drive in Single Family Residential district
- Tentative Map (TM-25-008) for Suntero Phase 4 – subdivision of 25.49 acres into 75 residential lots in Anthem at Mesquite PUD
- Bid award for Horizon Boulevard & Canyon Crest Boulevard 2025 Roadway Improvements
- Ordinances B25-017 and B25-18 to remove first public comment and comment after each agenda item from City Council meetings
City Council Meeting
The Mesquite City Council will vote on a range of items, including routine consent agenda approvals, several new bills, and two resolutions. Highlights include adopting an ordinance that adds an exception to building‑height limits for ornamental landmarks, and considering a bill to update vacation‑home rental regulations. The council will also review the updated Master Transportation Plan and a contract for a full‑time Deputy City Attorney.
- Approve consent agenda items: technical review minutes, budget transfers, monthly financials, and Resolution R25-047 for the OAG Grant to the Mesquite Recreation Center (FY 25‑26)
- Introduce Bill B25-016 to amend the Municipal Code for vacation‑home rental regulations per Nevada Assembly Bill 363
- Introduce Bills 25-017 and 25-018 to modify public‑comment procedures for City Council meetings
- Adopt Bill as Ordinance B25-015 adding an exception to building‑height limitations for ornamental landmarks
- Consider Resolution R25-046 adopting the Updated Master Transportation Plan and Transportation Capital Improvement Plan
Redevelopment Agency
The Redevelopment Agency will consider approving meeting minutes and discuss a cleanup project at 574 Condor Street using redevelopment funds (G.L. 26-85-782). Public comment is allowed before and during the meeting.
- Approval of meeting minutes from March 18, 2025; March 25, 2025; and the October 21, 2025 agenda
- Consideration of utilizing Redevelopment Agency funds for cleanup at 574 Condor Street
- Public comment periods (limited to 3 minutes per person)
Technical Review Meeting
The Technical Review Meeting will consider consent items including approval of minutes and financials, followed by public hearings on two substantive items: a bill to add exceptions to building height limitations for ornamental landmarks, and a resolution adopting an updated Master Transportation Plan and Transportation Capital Improvement Plan.
- Bill B25-015: adding exceptions to building height limitations for ornamental landmarks (Title 9, Chapter 7, Article Y)
- Resolution R25-046: adopting updated Master Transportation Plan and Transportation Capital Improvement Plan
- Consent agenda: approval of October 7, 2025 TRM minutes and three City Council meeting minutes
- Consent agenda: notification of budget transfers, budget amendments, bills paid, and purchase orders
- Monthly financials report
Mesquite Public Arts Commission
The Mesquite Public Arts Commission will hold a meeting on October 20, 2025, to discuss several administrative updates, including the America 250 Project, the First Friday Family Art Walk recap, the Community Piano update, the Dance Mesquite Project, the current MPAC Brochure, and discolored power box wraps. The agenda also includes approval of the previous meeting's minutes and public comment periods. No formal votes on expenditures or new policies are listed; all items are for discussion and possible action.
- Discussion on America 250 Project update
- Discussion on First Friday Family Art Walk recap
- Discussion on Community Piano update
- Discussion on Dance Mesquite Project
- Discussion on power box wraps discoloration update
City Council Meeting
The Mesquite City Council will consider appointing Rebecca Lynn Schrupp as City Manager, along with several development agreements and land sales. The agenda also includes a resolution to apportion $826,221.79 in surplus from the Canyon Crest Special Improvement District, multiple conditional use permits for a liquor shop and vacation rentals, and approval of cooperative road projects with the Virgin Valley Water District. A second amendment to the Heritage Park development agreement and sale of city-owned land at 1220 Hardy Way are up for discussion.
- Resolution R25-044 to apportion $826,221.79 in surplus from the Canyon Crest Special Improvement District
- Appointment of Rebecca Lynn Schrupp as City Manager
- Conditional use permit for a full off-sale liquor shop at 195 Willis Carrier Canyon Way
- Conditional use permits for vacation rentals at 950 Santa Fe Drive and 697 Lolita Lane
- Sale of approximately 9.31 acres of city-owned land at 1220 Hardy Way
City Council Meeting
The Mesquite City Council will consider resolutions adopting three interlocal contracts with the Regional Transportation Commission for roadway improvements on Canyon Crest Boulevard/Horizon Boulevard, Hardy Way/Falcon Ridge Parkway traffic signals, and Mesquite Boulevard/Sandhill Boulevard mill and overlay. The council will also vote on a zoning amendment (B25-014) to allow multi-family and mixed uses in the Professional/Business Office zone to comply with Assembly Bill 241. Other business includes a conservation element for the Master Plan, bid awards for Leavitt & Hafen Lane and other projects, and a liquor license for L.A.M.A Peruvian Cuisine.
- Resolutions R25-037, R25-038, R25-039 adopting interlocal contracts for road improvements
- Public hearing on Bill B25-014 to amend Title 9 zoning for multi-family and mixed uses
- Public hearing on Resolution 25-036 adopting a Conservation Element for the Master Plan
- Bid award for Leavitt & Hafen Lane Roadway Improvements
- Approval of Restaurant with Service Bar Liquor License for L.A.M.A Peruvian Cuisine at 340 Falcon Ridge Parkway
Master Plan Committee
The Master Plan Committee will consider approval of meeting minutes from April and August 2025, and hold discussion and possible action on the Urban Design Element, supported by a Downtown Design document. Public comment periods are scheduled. The meeting is largely administrative with one substantive agenda item.
- Discussion and possible action on the Urban Design Element, with reference to a Downtown Design document
- Approval of minutes from April 25, 2025, August 28, 2025, and September 22, 2025 Master Plan Committee meetings
- Public comment at the start and end of the meeting
Mesquite Public Arts Commission
The Mesquite Public Arts Commission will consider approving minutes from August and the current agenda. They will discuss updates on the First Friday Family Art Walk and discolored power box wraps. A discussion on the America 250 Public Art Target of Opportunity Grant is also scheduled. The meeting includes public comment periods and commissioner reports.
- Approval of August 18, 2025 meeting minutes and September 15, 2025 agenda
- Update on the First Friday Family Art Walk
- Discussion of sun-discolored power box wraps
- Discussion of America 250 Public Art Target of Opportunity Grant
City Council Meeting
The Mesquite City Council will consider appointing Rebecca Lynn Schrupp as city manager and ratifying a collective bargaining agreement for firefighters. They will also introduce a zoning amendment to allow multi-family housing in the Professional/Business Office zone per state law, and review several development proposals including a driving range, a digital billboard, and a 23-lot subdivision.
- Appointment of Rebecca Lynn Schrupp as City Manager
- Ratification of Firefighters and Fire Captains Collective Bargaining Agreement (7/1/25-6/30/28)
- Introduction of Bill B25-014 to allow multi-family uses in PB zone per Assembly Bill 241
- Falcon Ridge Driving Range (13.52 acres) at 875 W Pioneer Blvd
- Tentative Map TM-25-007 for 23 residential lots at 675 W Pioneer Blvd
Technical Review Meeting
The City Council will hold a technical review meeting to hear brief public comments and to conduct a work session reviewing the items that will appear on the September 9, 2025 regular City Council agenda. No decisions or votes are scheduled; the session is limited to questions and clarifications about upcoming agenda items. After the work session, additional public comment time is provided before adjournment.
- Public Comments (opening)
- Work Session to discuss contents of the September 9, 2025 City Council meeting
- Public Comments (after council business)
- Adjournment
City Council Meeting
The City Council will vote on several resolutions, including establishing a special revenue fund for Redevelopment RDA 2.0 and approving interlocal contracts for flood control and road improvements. Other actions include considering a new 12,000-sqft commercial development, a gaming license, and a collective bargaining agreement. Public hearings and comments are scheduled.
- Resolution R25-032 creating a special revenue fund for Redevelopment RDA 2.0
- Interlocal contract for Pulsipher Wash-Leavitt Lane Crossing flood control (MES03B25)
- Interlocal contract for Mesquite and Sandhill Boulevard ADA ramp improvements (Contract 3227)
- Architectural and site plan review for two commercial buildings (12,000 sqft) at 1624 & 1634 Riverstone Bend
- Class A gaming license for Century Gaming Technologies to operate seven slot machines at US Gas, 798 W Mesquite Blvd
Master Plan Committee
The Master Plan Committee will discuss the Future of Mesquite; Vision 2045, the Urban Design and Economic Development element, and the Conservation Element of the Master Plan. The committee may also approve minutes from previous meetings.
- Discussion of Mesquite Vision 2045
- Discussion of Urban Design and Economic Development
- Discussion of Conservation Element of the Master Plan
- Approval of July 28, 2025 and April 28, 2025 meeting minutes
Virgin Valley Community Education Advisory Board
The Virgin Valley Community Education Advisory Board will consider approving minutes from June and the current agenda, and discuss and possibly act on CEAB grant requests. A specific request from Hughes Middle School is included. The meeting also includes public comment periods and reports from principals and board members.
- Discussion and possible action on CEAB grant requests, including a request from Hughes Middle School
- Approval of June 26, 2025 meeting minutes and August 21, 2025 agenda
- Principal's comments and reports
- Board members comments and reports
- Public comment periods for non-agenda and agenda items
Architectural Review Committee
The Architectural Review Committee will consider Architectural and Site Plan Review Case ASR-25-008 for a proposed three-story, 15,672 sq. ft. mixed-use building at 20 and 40 E First North St. in the CR-3 Commercial Business District. The committee will also vote on the minutes from the August 4, 2025 meeting and the current agenda. Public comment will be taken before and during the meeting.
- Architectural and Site Plan Review Case ASR-25-008 for a 15,672 sq. ft. three-story mixed-use building at 20 and 40 E First North St. (APNs 001-16-203-015 and 001-16-203-017).
- Consideration and approval of the August 4, 2025 meeting minutes and August 21, 2025 agenda.
Technical Review Meeting
This is a procedural Technical Review Meeting where the City Council discusses the contents of the upcoming August 26, 2025 regular City Council meeting. No votes or substantive decisions are expected; it is a work session to review the draft agenda. The meeting also includes public comment periods for items not on the agenda.
- Work session to review and possibly modify the August 26 City Council meeting agenda
- Public comment periods for non-agenda items and general comments
Mesquite Public Arts Commission
The Mesquite Public Arts Commission will discuss First Friday events, including a presentation from Gerri Chasko. The board will also consider repairs to the mural at the theater. Approval of previous meeting minutes is on the consent agenda.
- Discussion from Gerri Chasko regarding First Friday
- Discussion and possible action on repairs of mural at the Theater
- Discussion and possible action on First Friday Mesquite
- Approval of June 16, 2025 meeting minutes and agenda
City Council Meeting
The council will hold public hearings on eight ordinances adopting 2024 editions of building codes (plumbing, mechanical, electrical, pool, energy, existing building, residential, building code). It will also consider selling two parcels of city-owned land totaling 46.5 acres at 200 and 201 John Deere Drive to Mesquite Land Partners, and vote on a conditional use permit for an ATV repair shop, a liquor license for Hampton Inn, a bid for ADA ramp improvements, insurance renewal, and a Teamsters collective bargaining agreement.
- Public hearings on adopting 2024 Uniform Plumbing, Mechanical, National Electrical, International Pool/Spa, Energy Conservation, Existing Building, Residential, and Building codes
- Conditional Use Permit CUP-25-001 for FFW Motorsports powersports repair shop at 260 N Sandhill Blvd
- Full liquor on-sale license for Hampton Inn & Suites at 1030 W Pioneer Blvd
- Sale of 12.43 acres at 200 John Deere Dr and 34.07 acres at 201 John Deere Dr to Mesquite Land Partners, LLC
- Ratification of Teamsters Local 14 collective bargaining agreement for FY 2025-2028
Technical Review Meeting
The City Council will consider adopting updated building codes for plumbing, mechanical, electrical, pools, energy conservation, existing buildings, residential, and general building standards. Other notable items include a conditional use permit for a powersports repair shop, approval of a liquor license for Hampton Inn & Suites, and sale of two city-owned parcels totaling 46.5 acres at John Deere Drive to Mesquite Land Partners.
- Adopt nine bills as ordinances updating plumbing, mechanical, electrical, pool, energy, existing building, residential, and building codes to 2023/2024 editions
- Conditional Use Permit CUP-25-001 for FFW Motorsports powersports repair shop at 260 N Sandhill Blvd
- Full Liquor On-Sale license for Hampton Inn & Suites at 1030 W Pioneer Boulevard
- Bid award for Mesquite Boulevard ADA Ramp Improvements
- Sale of 12.43 acres at 200 John Deere Dr and 34.07 acres at 201 John Deere Dr to Mesquite Land Partners, LLC
Architectural Review Committee
The Architectural Review Committee will consider two site plan and architectural reviews. These include a three-story apartment building and two commercial buildings.
- ASR-25-008: Three-story apartment building (15,672 sq. ft.) at 20 and 40 E First N. St.
- ASR-25-010: Two commercial buildings (12,000 sq. ft.) at 1624 and 1634 Riverstone Bend
Master Plan Committee
The Master Plan Committee will consider approving the July 28, 2025 agenda and minutes from previous meetings (April 28 and June 23, 2025). The main substantive item is a discussion on Visioning and subsequent analysis for the Urban Design Element and Economic Development Element of the Master Plan, referencing a 'Mesquite Vision 2045' document.
- Discussion on Visioning and analysis for Urban Design Element and Economic Development Element of Master Plan
- Approval of July 28, 2025 agenda
- Approval of April 28, 2025 meeting minutes
- Approval of June 23, 2025 meeting minutes
City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider selling 15.26 acres of city-owned property at 800 Horizon Blvd for economic development, approving a 361-lot subdivision on 95.48 acres (Golden Valley), and adopting updated building codes for plumbing, mechanical, electrical, pools, energy, residential, and building standards. Consent items include budget transfers, minutes, and monthly financials. Public hearings are scheduled for the subdivision and a Palm Cove PUD setback amendment.
- Sale of 15.26 acres at 800 Horizon Blvd for economic development (Resolutions R25-026 & R25-027)
- Subdivision of 95.48 acres into 361 lots (Tentative Map TM-25-004, Golden Valley)
- Adoption of updated building codes (Plumbing, Mechanical, Electrical, Pool, Energy, Residential, Building)
- Ordinance B25-005 amending Palm Cove PUD side yard setbacks from 6 ft to 5 ft
- Independent contractor agreement with Warren Hardy for legislative consultant services (July 2025 – June 2026)
Technical Review Meeting
The Mesquite Technical Review Board will consider several actions, including two resolutions to sell about 15.26 acres of city‑owned property at 800 Horizon Blvd for economic development. The board will also review the introduction of multiple building‑code amendment bills, the adoption of a design‑standards ordinance for the Palm Cove Planned Unit Development, and a contract for legislative consulting services. Additional items include a bond‑cap transfer to the Nevada Rural Housing Authority and a tentative map to subdivide 95.48 acres into 361 single‑family lots.
- Resolution R25-026 and R25-027 to sell ~15.26 acres at 800 Horizon Blvd for economic development
- Introduction of Bills B25-006 through B25-012 amending various state building and code chapters
- Adoption of Bill B25-005 amending design standards for Palm Cove Planned Unit Development
- Independent Contractor Agreement with Warren Hardy for Legislative Consultant Services (July 1 2025‑June 30 2026)
- Tentative Map Case TM-25-004 to subdivide 95.48 acres into 361 lots in the Anthem at Mesquite PUD
City Council Meeting
The Mesquite City Council will hold public hearings on two tentative subdivision maps: a 361-lot project on 95.48 acres (Golden Valley) and a 33-lot project on 9.39 acres (Mesa Verde). The council will also consider resolutions for flood control facility maintenance and a deed of dedication for a drainage facility. Additionally, a presentation from TEG Holdings for housing on city-owned land at 800 Horizon Blvd. is scheduled, along with a bill to amend side yard setbacks in the Palm Cove PUD.
- Public hearing on Tentative Map TM-25-004 (Golden Valley) — subdivision of 95.48 acres into 361 lots in Anthem at Mesquite PUD
- Public hearing on Tentative Map TM-25-005 (Mesa Verde Subdivision) — subdivision of 9.39 acres into 33 lots in Multi-Family Medium Density (MF-3) Zone
- Consideration of Resolution R25-022 — Interlocal Agreement with Clark County Regional Flood Control District for maintenance of Mesquite Flood Control Facilities for FY 25.26
- Introduction of Bill B25-005 — amending Palm Cove Planned Unit Development Design Standards Handbook to reduce required side yard setbacks from 6 feet to 5 feet
- Presentation from TEG Holdings, Inc. for proposed housing on 15.26 acres of city-owned property (800 Horizon Blvd.)
Technical Review Meeting
The Technical Review Meeting will consider tentative maps for two subdivisions: Golden Valley (361 lots on 95.48 acres) and Mesa Verde (33 lots on 9.39 acres). Other items include introduction of a bill to reduce side yard setbacks in Palm Cove PUD from 6 to 5 feet, interlocal agreements for flood control maintenance and a flood wall, and a presentation from TEG Holdings for housing on city-owned land at 800 Horizon Blvd.
- Tentative Map TM-25-004 (Golden Valley): 361 lots on 95.48 acres in Anthem at Mesquite PUD
- Tentative Map TM-25-005 (Mesa Verde Subdivision): 33 lots on 9.39 acres in MF-3 Zone
- Introduction of Bill B25-005 to amend Palm Cove PUD design standards, reducing side yard setbacks from 6 to 5 feet
- Resolution R25-022: Interlocal Agreement with Clark County Regional Flood Control District for maintenance of Mesquite flood control facilities for FY 25.26
- Presentation from TEG Holdings for proposed housing on 15.26 acres of city-owned property at 800 Horizon Blvd
Virgin Valley Community Education Advisory Board
The Virgin Valley Community Education Advisory Board will hold a routine meeting to approve minutes from previous meetings, receive reports from principals and board members, and consider opening applications to fill at-large board seats with voting scheduled for the July meeting. The agenda is largely procedural with no major policy decisions or financial items.
- Approval of minutes from February 20 and March 13, 2025 meetings
- Consideration of open at-large seats for the board and opening applications for July vote
- Principals' comments and reports
- Public comment periods both before and after agendized items
City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider a budget augmentation for general and governmental funds. Additional items include a tentative map for an 18-unit townhome development at 720 Hardy Way and discussions regarding the Police Chief position.
- Resolution R25-021: Year-End Augmentation of the FY 2024-2025 Budget
- Tentative Map Case No. TM-25-002: 18-unit townhome development at 720 Hardy Way
- Memorandum of Understanding for domestic violence safety services involving Henderson and Boulder City Police Departments
- Independent Contractor Agreement for Stephen Dixon, Public Defender
- Direction regarding the Mesquite Police Department's Police Chief position
Technical Review Meeting
The Technical Review Meeting will consider a tentative map to divide an 18-unit townhome development into separate condominium units at 720 Hardy Way, and approve a memorandum of understanding with multiple police departments and shelters for domestic violence victim services. Other items include adoption of a year-end budget augmentation resolution and approval of a public defender contract.
- Tentative Map Case TM-25-002: 18-unit townhome condominium subdivision on 1.26 acres at 720 Hardy Way
- Memorandum of Understanding with Henderson PD, Boulder City PD, S.A.F.E House, and SafeNest for domestic violence services
- Resolution R25-021: Year-end augmentation of FY 2024-2025 budget for general and governmental funds
- Independent Contractor Agreement for Stephen Dixon as Public Defender effective July 1, 2025
- Quarterly presentation by Clark County School District
Mesquite Public Arts Commission
The commission will discuss damage to the mural at the theater and consider repair options and costs. They will also consider creating an outdoor piano location, planning for the First Friday Art Walk, approving a wall mural at Baja Imports with a recommendation to City Council, and updating on the Dance in Mesquite program. The consent agenda includes approval of previous meeting minutes and the current agenda.
- Discussion on damage to theater mural and possible repair options and costs
- Consideration of creating an outdoor piano location
- Consideration of approval for a wall mural at Baja Imports and recommendation to City Council
- Consideration of ongoing planning for First Friday Mesquite Art Walk
- Update on the 'Dance in Mesquite' program
City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider several items, including resolutions to sell city-owned properties at 200 and 201 John Deere Drive (totaling about 46.5 acres) to Nevada Residential Construction, LLC for economic development. Other notable items include a tentative map for a 230-lot subdivision (Dashing Waters Unit 28) and an offer to purchase city-owned property at 700 Hardy Way for $750,000.
- Sale of 12.43 acres at 200 John Deere Drive and 34.07 acres at 201 John Deere Drive to Nevada Residential Construction, LLC (Resolutions R25-005 through R25-008)
- Tentative Map TM-25-003 for Dashing Waters Subdivision Unit 28: 230 lots on 132.93 acres in Anthem at Mesquite PUD
- Offer to purchase city-owned property at 700 Hardy Way for $750,000 by Jeffrey Bird / Jefro Enterprises, LLC
- Variance V-25-001 for a reduced rear-yard setback at 805 Hagens Alley in Coyote Willows PUD
- Tentative Map TM-25-002 for Hardy Way Condominiums: divide 18-unit townhome development into separate condominium units
Technical Review Meeting
The Technical Review Meeting will consider approval of a tentative map to subdivide 132.93 acres into 230 lots (Dashing Waters Subdivision - Unit 28), along with a variance for a garage setback at 805 Hagens Alley, a tentative map for an 18-unit townhome condominium development at 720 Hardy Way, and an offer to purchase city-owned property at 700 Hardy Way for $750,000. Several interlocal contracts with the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada are also on the consent agenda. A presentation on 'Dance in Mesquite!' square locations to promote tourism and public art will be heard.
- Tentative Map TM-25-003: 230 lots on 132.93 acres in Anthem at Mesquite PUD (APN 001-06-711-001)
- Variance V-25-001: rear-yard setback reduction from 25 ft to 15 ft for garage at 805 Hagens Alley (Coyote Willows PUD)
- Tentative Map TM-25-002: divide 18-unit townhome development into condominium units at 720 Hardy Way
- Offer to purchase city-owned property at 700 Hardy Way (APN 001-08-110-036) for $750,000 by Jefro Enterprises, LLC
- Approval of Resolution R25-019 for Leavitt Lane & Hafen Lane roadway improvements (Supplemental No. 2 to Interlocal Contract No. 3080)
Special Meeting
City officials will hold a special meeting to discuss appointing Adam Anderson from Barney McKenna & Olmstead as the interim city attorney. The agenda lists this as a discussion and possible action, not a final decision. This appointment determines the city's interim legal representation and the associated service costs outlined in the attached fee agreement. The remainder of the document contains standard procedural notices and contact information.
- Discussion to appoint Adam Anderson as interim city attorney
- Review of "25 05 27 Fee Agreement.pdf" for legal services
- Standard public comment and procedural notices
City Council Meeting
The Mesquite City Council will hold a public hearing on the tentative budget for fiscal year 2025-2026 and consider adoption. Other key items include a tentative map for an 18-unit townhome development on Hardy Way, a proposal to sell city-owned land at 700 Hardy Way for $750,000, and discussion of the City Attorney's performance. Routine consent items and presentations from Silver Rider and the All-In Clark County Regional Climate Collaborative are also on the agenda.
- Public hearing and adoption of the City of Mesquite Tentative Budget for FY 2025-2026
- Tentative Map Case TM-25-002 to divide an 18-unit townhome development into condominium units at 720 Hardy Way
- Offer to purchase city-owned property at 700 Hardy Way for $750,000 by Jeffrey Bird, Jefro Enterprises, LLC
- Consideration and approval of CEAB budget proposals for FY 25/26
- Discussion and possible action concerning the performance of City Attorney Michael Branum
Technical Review Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider adopting the tentative FY 2025-2026 budget. Also up for possible action are a tentative map to create condominium units at 720 Hardy Way and an offer to purchase city-owned property at 700 Hardy Way for $750,000. Consent agenda items include CEAB budget proposals and routine financial approvals. Presentations from Silver Rider and the All-In Clark County climate collaborative are scheduled.
- Public hearing on adoption of tentative FY 2025-2026 budget
- Consideration of tentative map TM-25-002 to divide an 18-unit townhome development into condominium units at 720 Hardy Way
- Offer to purchase city-owned property at 700 Hardy Way (APN 001-08-110-036) for $750,000 by Jeffrey Bird, Jefro Enterprises, LLC
- Consideration of CEAB budget proposals for FY 25/26
- Presentation from Silver Rider and All-In Clark County Regional Climate Collaborative year-in-review
City Council Meeting
The council will consider approving consent agenda items (minutes, budget transfers, surplus designation), review the Urban Design and Economic Development Master Plan, and vote on several property transactions. Key decisions include authorizing settlement authority for a federal lawsuit and approving the sale of 15 acres to Commonwealth Development Corporation, as well as resolutions for selling 2.59 acres at 700 West Hardy Way and 44.97 acres for economic development.
- Sale of 15 acres at 401 Falcon Ridge Parkway to Commonwealth Development Corporation (Item 5.2)
- Resolution R25-015 for sale of 2.59 acres at 700 West Hardy Way (Item 5.3)
- Resolution R25-014 for sale of 44.97 acres for economic development (Item 5.4)
- Delegation of settlement authority in Chesley v. City of Mesquite (Item 5.1)
- Review and approval of Urban Design and Economic Development Master Plan (Item 3.1)
Technical Review Meeting
The Mesquite Technical Review Meeting will consider approving the sale of city-owned property at 700 Hardy Way for $750,000 and a contract to sell 15 acres at 401 Falcon Ridge Parkway. Also on the agenda are the Urban Design and Economic Development Master Plan presentation, delegation of settlement authority in a lawsuit, and routine consent items including budget transfers and surplus designation.
- Offer to purchase 700 Hardy Way for $750,000 by Jeffrey Bird / Jefro Enterprises
- Contract to sell 15 acres at 401 Falcon Ridge Parkway to Commonwealth Development Corporation
- Review and approval of Urban Design and Economic Development Master Plan
- Delegation of settlement authority to Mayor for lawsuit Chesley v. City of Mesquite (Case No. 2:25-cv-00218)
- Approval of CEAB budget proposals for FY 25/26
City Council Meeting
This regular meeting includes a public hearing and vote on Bill B25-004 amending the entire Signs chapter of the Municipal Code. The council will also consider approval of sports pool and race book gaming licenses for CasaBlanca and Virgin River resorts, a resolution for delinquent property sales, moving recreation center fee revenue, a $7,500 budget addition for a 4th of July band, a liquor license for Holiday Inn Resort, and discussion of city manager comments.
- Public hearing and vote on Bill B25-004 amending Mesquite Municipal Code Chapter 10 'Signs' (Sign Code overhaul)
- Approval of sports pool/race book gaming licenses for NP Red Rock LLC at CasaBlanca Resort and Casino and Virgin River Resort and Casino
- Resolution R25-013 approving sale of properties with delinquent assessments in Canyon Crest and Anthem Special Improvement Districts
- Consideration to move Recreation Center fee increment revenue from restricted to unrestricted General Fund purpose
- Approval of $7,500 budget addition for 4th of July band
Technical Review Meeting
The Mesquite Technical Review Meeting will consider adopting a rewrite of the municipal sign code (B25-004) to make it clearer and more business-friendly. The council also will vote on a resolution approving a report for the May 20, 2025 sale of properties with delinquent assessment liens in Canyon Crest and Anthem Special Improvement Districts. Other items include moving recreation center fee revenue to an unrestricted fund and adding $7,500 for a 4th of July band.
- Adoption of Bill as Ordinance B25-004 rewriting Chapter 10 'Signs' of Title 9 'Unified Development'
- Resolution R25-013 approving sale of properties subject to delinquent assessment liens in Canyon Crest and Anthem SIDs
- Moving Recreation Center fee increment revenue from restricted General Fund to unrestricted General Fund
- $7,500 budget addition for 4th of July band performance
- Monthly financials and budget transfer/bill notifications on consent agenda
Special Meeting
The Mesquite City Council will hold a special meeting to consider approving and submitting the City of Mesquite Tentative Budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 to the Nevada Department of Taxation by the April 15 deadline, as required by state law.
- Consideration and possible approval of the FY2025-2026 tentative budget for submission to the state Department of Taxation
City Council Meeting
The Mesquite City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes budget notifications and a $254,249 Community Development Block Grant for the Woodbury All Wheels Skate Park. Several special items will be discussed, such as the purchase of 9.31 acres at 1220 Hardy Way, the sale of 44.97 acres (APN #034-00-001-044 and #035-00-001-010) and related resolutions, and a presentation of the Public Arts Commission 5‑Year plan. Additional actions include the introduction of Bill B25‑004 to amend the city’s Signs code and an extension request for the Retreat at Mesquite PUD development agreement.
- Approval of Interlocal Agreement for $254,249 CDBG funds for Woodbury All Wheels Skate Park
- Consideration of purchase of ~9.31 acres at 1220 Hardy Way
- Consideration of sale of ~44.97 acres (APN #034-00-001-044 and #035-00-001-010) in Resolution R25‑012
- Introduction of Bill B25‑004 to amend Municipal Code Chapter 10 Signs (public hearing April 22, 2025)
- Extension of time request for The Retreat at Mesquite PUD at 951 Oasis Blvd for an additional 24 months
Technical Review Meeting
The city council at its Technical Review Meeting will consider the sale of two city-owned properties: 9.31 acres at 1220 Hardy Way and 44.97 acres consisting of APN parcels. It will also consider a resolution declaring the sale in the city's best interest, a bill to overhaul the sign code, and extensions for a development agreement. Additionally, the council will discuss residency requirements for police and fire chiefs and approve interlocal contracts for road improvements.
- Presentation from George and Mindy Creamer for purchase of 9.31 acres at 1220 Hardy Way
- Presentation from Richard Weldin for purchase of 44.97 acres (APN #034-00-001-044 and #035-00-001-010)
- Resolution R25-012 finding the 44.97-acre sale in the city's best interest
- Bill B25-04 amending municipal code for signs to be 'business friendly'
- Interlocal contracts for Canyon Crest & Horizon Boulevard improvements and Mesquite & Sandhill Boulevard mill and overlay project
Budget Work Session
The City Council is holding a budget work session to review and discuss the proposed FY 2025-2026 fund revenues, expenditures, and departmental budgets for all city departments, including an overview by Finance Director Nikki Thorn. The agenda also includes consideration of amendments to the tentative budget. No votes are scheduled; the session is for discussion and possible action.
- Overview of proposed FY 2025-2026 fund revenues, expenditures, and departmental budgets by Nikki Thorn
- Municipal Court budget review (General Fund, Court Admin Fund, Forensic Services Fund)
- Athletics & Leisure Services budgets (Athletics & Parks, Leisure Services, Museum, Welcome Center, Recreation Fund)
- Development Services budgets (General Fund, Environmental Planning Fund)
- Proposed amendments to the FY 2025-2026 Tentative Budget
Budget Work Session
The Mesquite City Council will hold a budget work session to review and discuss the proposed FY 2025-2026 city budgets, including revenues, expenditures, staffing, and capital improvements. Departmental budgets for Fire and Rescue, Police, Public Works, and Capital Projects will be presented by respective department heads. No final votes are expected; the session is for discussion and possible direction.
- Overview of proposed FY 2025-2026 fund revenues, expenditures, and departmental budgets by Finance Director
- Review of Fire and Rescue General Fund budget with Chief Jayson Andrus
- Review of Police Department budgets including General Fund, Corrections, Dispatch, Animal Control, Forfeiture, and More Cops funds with Interim Chief Tracy Fails
- Review of Public Works budgets including Streets, Landfill, Airport, and Sewer funds with Travis Anderson
- Review of Capital Projects funds including Capital Projects, Residential Park Tax, Transportation Impact Fees, Vehicle/Equipment Replacement, and American Rescue Plan funds
Redevelopment Agency
The Redevelopment Agency will consider two construction service agreements with Geotechnical and Environmental Services LLC. The board will also discuss a grant request from Sun Valley Plaza for new signage.
- Construction materials testing and inspection agreement for Mesquite Animal Shelter Addition Project
- Construction materials testing and inspection agreement for Mesquite Fire Station #2 Project
- Redevelopment Agency Grant request from Sun Valley Plaza for new signage
City Council Meeting
The council will consider appointing a candidate to fill a vacated council seat, ratifying Captain Tracy Fails as interim police chief, and awarding a bid for the Mesquite Fire Station #2 project. A public hearing is scheduled for a tentative map to subdivide 53.12 acres into 174 lots (Hidden Hills Subdivision). The consent agenda includes contracts for the animal shelter and fire station construction testing services, and CEAB school budget approvals.
- Appointment to vacated City Council seat (Item 6.2)
- Ratification of Captain Tracy Fails as interim Chief of Police (Item 6.3)
- Bid award for Mesquite Fire Station #2 Project (Item 6.4)
- Tentative map case TM-25-001 for Hidden Hills Subdivision (174 lots, 53.12 acres, APN# 001-04-101-005) (Item 6.1)
- Adoption of Bill No. 25-003 to add Section 1-7-8 'City Attorney' to Title I, Chapter 7 (Item 5.1)
Master Plan Committee
The Master Plan Committee will hold a public meeting to discuss and possibly take action on agenda items. Items include approving the meeting agenda and February minutes, and discussions on the Urban Design Element and Economic Development Element of the Master Plan, as well as sign regulations (MMC 9-10). Public comment periods are included.
- Approval of March 24, 2025 Master Plan Committee agenda
- Approval of February 24, 2025 meeting minutes
- Discussion of Urban Design Element of the Master Plan (MESQUITE VISION 2045)
- Discussion of Economic Development Element (Location Quotient Analysis and Occupation Classification)
- Discussion of MMC 9-10 Signs
Virgin Valley Community Education Advisory Board
The Virgin Valley Community Education Advisory Board will discuss grant proposals for the 2025-2026 school year, introduce a new J4NG teacher, and consider changing meeting frequency to every other month. Public comments will be taken at the start and end of the meeting.
- Introduction of Virgin Valley High School J4NG teacher Mr. Shanan Kelly
- Review and discussion of CEAB grant proposals for SY 2025-2026
- Consideration of holding CEAB meetings every other month with special meetings as needed
- Approval of the March 13, 2025 meeting agenda
Virgin Valley Community Education Advisory Board
The board will consider approving minutes from December 12, 2024 and January 16, 2025 meetings. The agenda also includes reports from principals and board members, and public comment periods. No new business or proposals are listed.
- Approval of minutes from December 12, 2024 and January 16, 2025 meetings
- Public comment periods for items not on the agenda and for all viewpoints
Architectural Review Committee
The Mesquite Architectural Review Committee will hold public hearings and consider two signage proposals: sign guidelines for the Riverstone Commerce Park condo association and a sign permit for Ella Meas Brew & Pub at 220 E. Mesquite Blvd. The consent agenda includes approval of the meeting agenda and previous minutes.
- Consideration of Architectural and Site Plan Review Case ASR-25-005 for Riverstone Condo Sign Guidelines in the MTCC
- Consideration of Architectural and Site Plan Review Case ARC-25-001 for Ella Meas Brew & Pub Signage at 220 E. Mesquite Blvd. in the Downtown Central Business District
- Approval of the January 16, 2025 agenda and September 17, 2024 minutes via consent agenda
Virgin Valley Community Education Advisory Board
This is a procedural meeting of the Virgin Valley Community Education Advisory Board. The board will consider approving minutes from November 2024 and the current agenda. Reports from school principals and Jr. CEAB members about school events are scheduled. No major decisions or financial items are on the agenda.
- Approval of November 21, 2024 meeting minutes
- Approval of January 16, 2025 meeting agenda
- Presentations by Jr. CEAB members on school events