Clark County Zoning Commission - 2026-03-04

Approved plan amendment, zone change from RS-20 to CG, right-of-way vacation, and waivers for a shopping center on 2.89 acres at Decatur Boulevard and Pioneer Avenue. Applicant: Sheldon Colon representing developer. Neighbors opposed citing traffic, homeless concerns, and neighborhood character impacts.

Approved plan amendment from mid-intensity suburban to urban neighborhood, zone change from RS-20/RS-2 to RM-32, and use permit for 167-unit senior affordable housing development on 4.7 acres. Developer: George Yakekis. Project includes 24 studios, 94 one-bedrooms, and 49 two-bedrooms.

Approved easement vacation and use permits for housing for agricultural employees and stable on 5.09 acres at Kyle Canyon Road and Cardenas Way. Facility will house up to 53 horses with apartments for four agricultural workers. Applicant: Hearts Alive Hooves/For the Love of Horses nonprofit.

Approved right-of-way vacation and waivers for office warehouse complex with accessory outdoor storage yards on 2.46 acres in IP zone at Sunset Road and Surrey Street. Applicant: Lucy Stewart representing developer.

Approved amended use permit for stable on 1.25 acres at Pebble Road and Arville Street. Applicants: Brandon Clark and Cody Clark.

Approved zone change from H-2/CG to IP and use permits for outdoor storage/display and truck parking on 2.81 acres at Las Vegas Boulevard North and Nellis Boulevard. First special use permit for truck parking in the area.

Approved zone change from RS-20 to RS-5.2, easement vacation, waivers for setbacks and retaining wall height, and tentative map for five single-family lots on 1.13 acres at Wigwam Avenue and Eastern Avenue. Paradise Town Advisory Board had recommended denial.

Approved fourth extension of time for residential condominium development on 1.3 acres at Ensworth Street and Ford Avenue alignment. Applicant: Liz Olson representing property owner.

Held to March 18 meeting for further discussion regarding parking spaces opposite commercial driveway. Project proposed on 0.97 acres at Silverado Ranch Boulevard and Olam Drive.

Appeal of director's denial of reasonable zoning accommodation for chickens as emotional support animals at 6163 Port Tack Drive was denied. Director found no evidence specific animal type was therapeutically necessary and chickens pose public health risk.

Approved waivers for existing non-conforming building to add two storage containers on 0.5 acres in IP zone at Marion Drive and Melvin Street. Applicant: Lucy Stewart/Scott Burnett representing tenants.