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Last month, 1966 zoning insights were flagged across City of Las Vegas. Rezoning votes, variance requests, PUD approvals - each one a potential deal or threat to your portfolio. How many did you catch?
Special Historic Preservation Commission - 2026-04-29
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The City of Las Vegas operates its own zoning code separate from Clark County, with Las Vegas City Council, the Planning Commission, and Board of Adjustment handling SUPs, rezonings, and master development plans. Special use permits (SUPs) govern a wide range of uses including gaming establishments, major commercial developments, and alcohol service. Master development plan filings concentrate in the rapidly expanding northwest (Centennial Hills) and southwest growth areas. Resort-corridor zoning along Las Vegas Blvd and Fremont Street produces entitlement activity specific to gaming and entertainment uses. Waiver requests for setback and parking standards appear regularly on Planning Commission agendas.
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Special Historic Preservation Commission - 2026-04-29
April 29, 2026
Citizens Advisory Committee to the Las Vegas Redevelopment Agency - 2026-04-28
April 28, 2026
Redevelopment Agency - 2026-04-15
April 15, 2026
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Special Historic Preservation Commission - 2026-04-29
The Special Historic Preservation Commission meeting featured a major announcement from Jay Dapper regarding the Huntridge Theater at 1208 E Charleston Blvd, proposing to sell the theater to a newly formed 501c3 nonprofit called the Huntridge Conservancy for appraised value (estimated $5-7 million based on two appraisals). The commission approved $5,010 for COTS Environmental Consultants to complete revisions to the Las Vegas Old Mormon Fort National Register nomination. The Mob Museum at 300 Stewart Ave presented significantly revised expansion plans, moving the addition from the west to the east side of the building with reduced height and greater setbacks from the historic structure.
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- Funding for Old Mormon Fort National Register Nomination Revisions
- March 25, 2026 Meeting Minutes
Citizens Advisory Committee to the Las Vegas Redevelopment Agency - 2026-04-28
Redevelopment Agency - 2026-04-15
City Council - 2026-04-15
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1966 zoning insights detected across 25 meetings in City of Las Vegas
Last month, ZoneWire analyzed 25 council meetings in City of Las Vegas — extracting rezoning decisions, variance rulings, and development activity hours after the gavel dropped.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Las Vegas City Council, the Planning Commission, and the Board of Adjustment are tracked by ZoneWire for special use permits (SUPs), master development plans, rezoning applications, waivers, and site development plan reviews within the city of Las Vegas.
Las Vegas City Council meets twice per month, with the Planning Commission and Board of Adjustment each meeting monthly. Combined, the city generates approximately 4-6 zoning-related meetings per month.
A special use permit (SUP) in Las Vegas authorizes a specific land use that is not permitted by right in a zoning district but may be allowed with conditions. SUPs are commonly filed for gaming establishments, short-term rentals, and alcohol sales, and are reviewed by the Planning Commission before City Council approval.
Key zoning terms for Las Vegas include SUP (Special Use Permit), rezoning, master development plan, waiver, site development plan review, variance, and gaming enterprise district. ZoneWire tracks all of these automatically across every Las Vegas governing body.
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