Clark County Board of Commissioners Zoning Meeting – January 21, 2026

The Clark County Board of Commissioners, sitting in its zoning capacity, held a public meeting on January 21, 2026, beginning at 9:00 AM in Commission Chambers at the Clark County Government Center. The agenda included a consent calendar of routine items, several non-routine public hearings, discussions on fee schedules, and a reconsideration request. Multiple items were held to future meetings, and most applications approved with additional conditions.

Consent Calendar

• Items 4–19: Routine action items were approved in a single motion. These included design reviews, extensions of time, zone changes, plan amendments, and development agreements. No separate public hearings were held, and no opposition was voiced.

Public Comments & Testimony

• General Public Comment: William Bradley (2700 Las Vegas Boulevard South) commended the county for notifying residents about the Resorts World development, expressed support for it, and raised concerns about HOA governance and enforcement, urging commissioner participation in an upcoming joint task force meeting.
• On Individual Agenda Items: No members of the public spoke in opposition or support during the public hearings for non-routine items beyond the applicants’ representatives.

Discussion Items

• Item 21 – Extension of Time for Cannabis Consumption Lounge: Applicant requested a first extension of time for a use permit and waivers for a cannabis consumption lounge. Staff and town board recommended approval. Commissioner Sagerbloom noted the hearing was mandatory but without opposition and moved to approve. Approved.
• Items 24 & 25 – Sign Design Review and Waiver of Conditions for Cannabis Retail: Bob Gronauer, representing the applicant, proposed adding seven 36-inch box African sumac trees along the southern property line, limiting chase lighting to off between 10:00 PM and 6:30 AM, and not illuminating the sign until trees are planted. Approved with those three conditions read into the record.
• Items 27–32 – Nevada International Invest, Ltd. – Residential Development: Plan amendment from Entertainment Mixed-Use to Compact Neighborhood, zone change from CG to RS2, waivers, design review, and tentative map for 48 single-family lots on 5.03 acres. Applicant Tony Sless explained the project matches adjacent residential uses and that NDOT will construct the sound wall along I-15. Conditions added: low spreading plants/rocks in the five-foot landscape strip along Endsworth Street, and disclosure in sales agreements about the future Brightline train alignment and an existing billboard. Approved.
• Item 33 – Waiver of Streetlights for Toll Brothers Development: Applicant Michael Bradshaw requested waiver of off-site streetlight improvements on Riley Street. A condition was added to install conduit and pull boxes for future streetlight installation. Approved.
• Items 34 & 35 – Zone Change and Design Review for Vehicle Sales Facility: Applicant Nathan Taylor withdrew two waivers and agreed that all ingress/egress would be from Charleston Boulevard. Commissioner Sagerbloom praised the applicant for revitalizing a vacant site. Approved with the single-access condition.
• Items 38–40 – Zone Change, Vacation, Use Permits for Landscape Company: Application for zone change from RS20 to IP, vacation of patent easements, and use permits for outdoor storage and caretaker unit. Applicant Melissa Uri confirmed no objections from Nevada Division of Lands and the National Guard base. Commissioner Jones moved to remove a staff condition limiting outdoor storage to covered parking, allowing full use of the courtyard. Approved.
• Item 41 – Modification of Title 30 Fee Schedule: Staff recommended extending the fee waiver for H2 zone reclassification applications indefinitely. The waiver, which sunset on January 1, 2026, had saved applicants approximately $55,000 across about 40 applications. Commissioners directed indefinite extension and encouraged proactive rezonings.
• Item 42 – Reconsideration of Previous Approval: The board considered a request to bring back ET-25-400129 (ZC-23-0272), previously approved on the routine agenda, to allow a public hearing for opponents. The motion to reconsider was approved, and a public hearing was set for February 18, 2026.

Ordinances – Introduction

• Items 43–47: Ordinances for development agreements (RLS Granite LLC, 215 Properties LLC, KB Home Las Vegas Inc., etc.) and a zoning map amendment were introduced. Public hearings were scheduled for February 4, 2026 (corrected from December 4, 2026).

Key Outcomes

• Approved (with conditions): Items 21, 24–25, 27–32, 33, 34–35, 38–40.
• Approved as Consent Calendar: Items 4–19.
• Held to future meetings: Items 20, 22, 23, 26, 36, 37 were deleted from the agenda and rescheduled.
• Direction to Staff: Extend the H2 zone change fee waiver indefinitely.
• Reconsideration Granted: Item 42 will have a public hearing on February 18, 2026.
• Ordinances Introduced: Public hearings for items 43–47 set for February 4, 2026.