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Clark County Zoning Commission - 2026-01-07

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Meeting Intelligence Preview

9
Decisions
4
Zoning Changes
4
Market Signals
7
Developments

Meeting Summary

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a 10-lot single-family residential development at McLeod Drive and Viking Road in Paradise (items 14-17) with conditions for attached sidewalks and road improvements. A 100% affordable senior housing project (86 units) at Parvin Street and Barber Lane in Enterprise received approval for zone change from RS-20 to RM-50 and associated waivers (items 39-41). A batch plant on Redwood Street received approval with a one-year review condition to address off-site improvements (item 31).

Key Decisions (9)

Approved

Single-Family Residential Development at McLeod Drive and Viking Road

Plan amendment from RN (Rancho Estate) to LN (Low Intensity Suburban) on 2.09 acres, vacation of right-of-way on Viking Road and McLeod Drive, waiver for reduced street intersection offset, and tentative map for 10 single-family lots in RS-5.2 zone. Originally proposed 14 lots, reduced to 10 after neighborhood input. Applicant represented by Jennifer Lazovich for ERBR LLC.

Vote: unanimousConditions: Install 5-foot attached sidewalk with 6 feet of landscaping along Viking Road and McLeod Drive; paving along McLeod Drive to connect to existing asphalt at APN 160-21-380-116 (Vegas PBS) extending two northbound lanes with right-turn-only onto Viking Road; applicant not required to install sidewalk or street lights adjacent to APN 162-13-801-008; street lights to be installed adjacent to project on Viking and McLeod
Approved

Affordable Senior Housing at Parvin Street/Barber Lane

Zone change from RS-20 to RM-50 on 5 acres for 100% affordable senior housing multifamily development in Enterprise. Project received Clark County Community Housing Fund (CHF) funding in August. Applicant represented by Nancy Amundson. Waiver #2 (street landscaping) withdrawn without prejudice.

Vote: unanimousConditions: Minimum 75-foot throat depth on Parvin entrance; redesign Barbara entrance working with Public Works
Approved

Cannabis Retail Store Extension at Fort Apache and Hacienda

Second extension of time for cannabis retail store with drive-through on 0.37 acres in CG zone, West of Fort Apache Road and South of Hacienda Avenue in Spring Valley. Originally approved November 2021. Building is now constructed with certificate of occupancy and business license issued. Applicant represented by Tony Celeste.

Vote: unanimous
Tabled

Boulder Highway Swap Meet Landscaping Extension

Second extension of time for swap meet at 4700 Boulder Highway in Paradise to complete landscaping requirements (14 trees required, 8 installed). Applicant David Anderson for ERBR LLC. Town board voted against approval.

Vote: unanimous (to hold to May 6, 2026)Conditions: Must complete tree installation by May 6, 2026
Approved

Batch Plant at Redwood Street/Richmore Avenue

Use permit for existing batch plant (operating since 2003) on 5 acres in IL zone in Enterprise. Waivers for increased structure height, waive full off-site improvements, reduced throat depth, and permit existing driveways. Applicant represented by George Rogers.

Vote: unanimousConditions: One-year review; stakeholder meeting within 30 days to discuss off-site improvements
Approved

Toll Brothers Single-Family Development at Grand Canyon/Regina

Vacation of easements and waivers for 4-lot single-family development on 2 acres in RS-20 zone with RNP overlay in Lone Mountain. Waivers to eliminate street landscaping and waive full off-site improvements. Applicant Michael Bradshaw for Toll Brothers.

Vote: unanimousConditions: Construct 5-foot asphalt path along Regina and Grand Canyon
Approved

Office Warehouse Complex at Jones Boulevard/Serene Avenue

Plan amendment from Open Lands to Industrial Employment, zone change from RS-20 to IL on 6.33 acres of 7.5-acre site, vacation of easements, and waivers for office warehouse complex with 4 buildings in Enterprise. Applicant represented by Liz Olson.

Vote: unanimousConditions: Post no parking signs along Oleta; county to coordinate no parking signs on adjacent parcels
Approved

Zone Change at Jones Street/Perkins Avenue in Moapa Valley

Zone change from CP (Commercial Professional) to CG (Commercial General) on 0.5 acres. Ownership changed from Stance Dance Studio B to MK Three. Applicant Melissa Skinner.

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Reconsideration of Cannabis Dispensary Application

Reconsideration granted for UC 250762 to re-notice application as retail cannabis store instead of medical dispensary, as state no longer issues medical dispensary licenses.

Vote: unanimous

Zoning Changes (4)

RN (Rancho Estate Neighborhood)LN (Low Intensity Suburban Neighborhood)2.09
Approved

Southeast corner of McLeod Drive and Viking Road, Paradise

Unknown (represented by Jennifer Lazovich)

RS-20RM-505
Approved

West of Parvin Street, South of Loretto Lane, Enterprise

Unknown (represented by Nancy Amundson)

RS-20IL (Industrial Light)6.33
Approved

West of Jones Boulevard, North of Serene Avenue, Enterprise

Unknown (represented by Liz Olson)

CP (Commercial Professional)CG (Commercial General)0.5
Approved

West of Jones Street, North of Perkins Avenue, Moapa Valley

Melissa Skinner / MK Three

Development Activity (7)

McLeod/Viking Single-Family Residential

Developer: Unknown (represented by Jennifer Lazovich)Location: Southeast corner of McLeod Drive and Viking Road, ParadiseType: ResidentialStatus: Approved

10 single-family lots on 2.09 acres in RS-5.2 zone with attached sidewalks and street improvements including right-turn lane onto Viking Road

Parvin Street Affordable Senior Housing

Developer: Unknown (represented by Nancy Amundson)Location: West of Parvin Street, South of Loretto Lane, EnterpriseType: ResidentialStatus: Approved

100% affordable senior housing multifamily development on 5 acres with solar parking covers and rooftop solar. Received CHF funding.

Cannabis Retail Store with Drive-Through

Developer: Unknown (represented by Tony Celeste)Location: West of Fort Apache Road, South of Hacienda Avenue, Spring ValleyType: CommercialStatus: Approved

Cannabis retail store with drive-through on 0.37 acres. Building constructed, CO issued, business license obtained.

Boulder Highway Swap Meet

Developer: ERBR LLCLocation: 4700 Boulder Highway, ParadiseType: CommercialStatus: Under Review

Existing swap meet requiring completion of 14 trees (8 currently installed) on rear of 4.6-acre property

Redwood Street Batch Plant

Developer: Unknown (represented by George Rogers)Location: South of Richmore Avenue, East of Redwood Street, EnterpriseType: IndustrialStatus: Approved

Existing batch plant operating since 2003 on 5 acres in IL zone seeking entitlement renewal

Toll Brothers Grand Canyon/Regina Development

Developer: Toll BrothersLocation: East of Grand Canyon Drive, North of Regina Avenue, Lone MountainType: ResidentialStatus: Approved

4 single-family lots on 2 acres in RS-20 zone with RNP overlay. Nine different elevations offered. Follows previous 34-lot development to the south.

Jones/Serene Office Warehouse Complex

Developer: Unknown (represented by Liz Olson)Location: West of Jones Boulevard, North of Serene Avenue, EnterpriseType: IndustrialStatus: Approved

4 office warehouse buildings on 7.4 acres with screened outside storage yards, 8-foot perimeter wall, loading docks in center of buildings

Market Signals (4)

Housing Demand

Affordable senior housing projects are receiving priority funding through Clark County Community Housing Fund, indicating strong policy support for this housing type.

Infrastructure

Serene Avenue near Jones Boulevard is planned for future overpass or underpass construction, which may affect development patterns in the Enterprise industrial corridor.

Sentiment

Infill residential projects face neighborhood pressure to match existing streetscape standards (attached vs detached sidewalks), requiring developer flexibility on design.

Commercial Demand

State no longer issues medical cannabis dispensary licenses separately from adult-use licenses, simplifying the regulatory framework for cannabis retail establishments.