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Clark County Planning Commission Briefing - January 6, 2026

Meeting Portal — Tuesday, January 6, 2026
BodyClark County, Nevada
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DateTuesday, January 6, 2026
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0:00

Are you ready?

0:01

Oh, this is a briefing.

0:07

Yeah, that's Commissioner Kirkpatrick's.

0:12

Okay.

0:16

I am going to call the January 6, 2026.

0:22

Plan Commission briefing to order.

0:27

If we can have our roll call, please.

0:31

Madam Chair Kalarski.

0:33

Here.

0:33

Vice Chair Frazier.

0:35

Here.

0:35

Commissioner Stone.

0:38

Okay.

0:39

He was he was running a little late.

0:42

Commissioner Kirk.

0:43

Here.

0:44

Commissioner Mohica.

0:47

Commissioner Gibson.

0:48

Here.

0:49

Commissioner Reutman.

0:51

I am here.

0:53

Okay, if we can have our presentation.

0:57

All right.

0:57

Good evening, Commissioners.

0:59

Happy New Year to all.

1:01

So our agenda tonight.

1:06

The first item, always on your your first meeting of every year.

1:12

It'll be item number four on the agenda is the election of the chair and the vice chair.

1:18

Sorry, actually, they made it number two.

1:21

Election of the chair and the vice chair.

1:22

So that'll be right after the initial public comment.

1:26

So then our first item on routine is number five.

1:30

And that is AR 25400130.

1:34

That's a use permit application for review for a massage establishment on Flamingo and Spencer.

1:40

Staff and town board recommended approval.

1:43

Item six is ET 25400 123.

1:47

It's a first extension of time for uh waivers for uh single family residents, um Palmyra and Sorrell, and uh both staff and town board recommended approval.

1:59

Uh we do have three cards in support and one card and two letters in protest for that item.

2:05

Item number seven, UC 250784.

2:09

It's a use permit for recreational facility at a an existing place of worship.

2:14

It's a temporary approval to have a boys and girls club on the property of the place of worship.

2:20

Uh both staff and town board recommended approval, and we have three cards in protest.

2:26

Item number eight is UC 250793.

2:29

This is a use permit for a massage establishment.

2:31

Uh it's located on Patrick and Rainbow.

2:34

Uh staff and town board recommend approval, and we have one protest card.

2:38

Item nine is VC 250805.

2:41

This is a variance for a patio cover in Summerlin.

2:45

Uh staff recommends approval, and we have two cards in support and four cards in protest.

2:52

Item 10 is uh vacation VS 250792, uh vacation of easements and a portion of right-of-way staff and then the Red Rock CAC both recommend approval.

3:04

We have two cards in support and one letter in protest.

3:07

And items 11 through 14, which are the last ones on routine, are companion items.

3:12

Uh 11 is uh plan amendment PA 257051.

3:18

Uh, that is to change the master plan from neighborhood commercial to business employment.

3:22

Um these four items are located on Mohawk and Saab Avenue.

3:27

Um staff and town board recommend approval.

3:30

We have one uh card in support and six cards and one letter in protest.

3:34

Item 12 uh is ZC 250795, and that's to change the zoning from RS20 to Industrial Light IL.

3:44

Um staff and town board recommend approval, one card in support, six cards and one letter in protest.

3:50

Item 13 is a vacation, VS 250796.

Discussion Breakdown — Share of Meeting
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Summary of Proceedings

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing - January 6, 2026

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on Tuesday, January 6, 2026, at 6:00 PM in the Commission Chambers. Chair Vivian Kilarski presided. The briefing covered items on the upcoming regular Planning Commission agenda, new and upcoming ordinances, and administrative matters. No public comments were received.

Public Comments & Testimony

  • There were no public comments.

Discussion Items

  • Staff Presentation on January 6, 2026 Planning Commission Agenda: Planning Manager Jason Allswang presented an overview of all routine and non-routine agenda items. Routine items (5–14) included use permits for massage establishments, time extensions, variances, and companion items in the Spring Valley area. Non-routine items included hold requests, waivers, and companion plan amendments. Staff noted the number of support and protest cards for each item.
  • Discussion on Items #18 and #19 (Cougar Avenue Vacation and Tentative Map): Commissioner Leslie Mujica raised concerns about a proposed vacation of Cougar Avenue. The adjacent property owner refused to grant an access easement, preventing the vacation. Staff clarified that if the commissioners approve the application as submitted, a cul-de-sac would be required for the public street. The Enterprise Town Board recommended approval of the retaining wall waiver but denial of the remainder and suggested eliminating the cul-de-sac, which is outside the Planning Commission's purview. Commissioner Gibson questioned the need for a cul-de-sac, citing safety and future gating concerns. Staff explained public street standards require a county-approved turnaround.
  • Discussion on Item #16 (Wall Waiver): Commissioner Gibson noted that the applicant had modified the wall to be decorative after the previous meeting, showing photos. This was noted for the upcoming hearing.
  • New or Upcoming Ordinances: Jason Allswang announced an open house on January 22, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Blue Diamond Quonset Hut Community Center to discuss potential changes to the Red Rock Overlay District.
  • Administrative Items: Michael Huling was introduced as the new Principal Planner, promoted from Senior Planner.

Key Outcomes

  • The briefing was informational; no formal votes were taken.
  • Staff outlined a proposed hold for Item #15 (UC 25080) to the February 3, 2026 Planning Commission meeting, with direction to place it on the January 29, 2026 Whitney Town Board agenda for further review.
  • The Red Rock Overlay open house date was noted.
  • The meeting adjourned at 6:21 PM.

Meeting Transcript

Are you ready? Oh, this is a briefing. Yeah, that's Commissioner Kirkpatrick's. Okay. I am going to call the January 6, 2026. Plan Commission briefing to order. If we can have our roll call, please. Madam Chair Kalarski. Here. Vice Chair Frazier. Here. Commissioner Stone. Okay. He was he was running a little late. Commissioner Kirk. Here. Commissioner Mohica. Commissioner Gibson. Here. Commissioner Reutman. I am here. Okay, if we can have our presentation. All right. Good evening, Commissioners. Happy New Year to all. So our agenda tonight. The first item, always on your your first meeting of every year. It'll be item number four on the agenda is the election of the chair and the vice chair. Sorry, actually, they made it number two. Election of the chair and the vice chair. So that'll be right after the initial public comment. So then our first item on routine is number five. And that is AR 25400130. That's a use permit application for review for a massage establishment on Flamingo and Spencer. Staff and town board recommended approval. Item six is ET 25400 123. It's a first extension of time for uh waivers for uh single family residents, um Palmyra and Sorrell, and uh both staff and town board recommended approval. Uh we do have three cards in support and one card and two letters in protest for that item. Item number seven, UC 250784. It's a use permit for recreational facility at a an existing place of worship. It's a temporary approval to have a boys and girls club on the property of the place of worship. Uh both staff and town board recommended approval, and we have three cards in protest. Item number eight is UC 250793. This is a use permit for a massage establishment. Uh it's located on Patrick and Rainbow. Uh staff and town board recommend approval, and we have one protest card. Item nine is VC 250805. This is a variance for a patio cover in Summerlin. Uh staff recommends approval, and we have two cards in support and four cards in protest. Item 10 is uh vacation VS 250792, uh vacation of easements and a portion of right-of-way staff and then the Red Rock CAC both recommend approval.

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