Clark County Board of Commissioners Zoning Meeting – May 6, 2026
Clark County Board of Commissioners Zoning Meeting – May 6, 2026
The Clark County Board of Commissioners held a zoning meeting on May 6, 2026, beginning at 9:00 AM in the Commission Chambers. The meeting covered 34 agenda items, including routine consent items, public hearings on use permits, zone changes, plan amendments, and vacate/abandon requests. Several items were held over to future meetings. The board voted on all remaining items, with most approved under staff recommendations and additional conditions; one daycare use permit was denied. The meeting concluded with a second public comment period and adjournment.
Consent Calendar
- Items 4–8 (routine action items) were approved together in one motion, including:
- Item 4: Axiom Living, LLC – second extension of time for waivers and design reviews on a multi-family development (RM50 zone, Spring Valley).
- Items 5 & 6: TCB Enterprises NV, LLC – first extension of time for waivers and tentative map for a 6‑lot single-family subdivision (RS20 zone, Lone Mountain), with added conditions: plans on file, maximum 6 lots, and expiration by May 6, 2030.
- Item 7: MEQ-Cactus & Rainbow, LLC – development agreement for a commercial shopping center.
- Item 8: Ordinance to amend the official zoning map per prior February 2026 approvals.
Public Comments & Testimony
Initial public comment (on agenda items): Only one speaker, John Ogg, approached but was informed his comment on Item 11 would be heard during the public hearing for that item later.
Final public comment (non‑agenda items):
- Jack Trujillo (disabled veteran) raised concerns about a neighbor fostering excessive dogs, causing odor, flies, and fleas. Commissioner McCurdy offered to assist after the meeting.
- Elva Anderson expressed appreciation for the Elks Lodge but opposed RV parking near homes. David Anderson also spoke in opposition to RV parking for the Elks Lodge.
Discussion Items
- Item 9 (WS-26-0113): Held to June 3, 2026 zoning meeting.
- Item 10 (ET-25-400124): Second extension of time for swap meet, fairground, and recreational facility. The applicant stated the required trees had been planted and no further extension was needed. The board approved the item with no further reviews.
- Item 11 (UC-26-0011): Use permit for a daycare facility on 0.33 acres in an RS10 zone. Multiple residents testified against the proposal, citing neighborhood character, traffic congestion, safety concerns, and lack of need. Commissioner Jones moved for denial, describing the daycare as “wildly inappropriate” for a residential neighborhood. Motion passed.
- Items 13 & 14 (VS-26-0134 & UC-26-0133): Vacate and abandon easements; use permit for outdoor storage. The applicant withdrew several waivers (1, 2A, 2B, 3, 6B) and addressed neighbor concerns. The Enterprise Town Board had recommended approval. Commissioner Jones moved approval with the withdrawn waivers; motion passed.
- Items 15 & 16 (VS-26-0163 & UC-26-0164): Vacate and abandon; use permit for a vehicle wash in a shopping center. The applicant relocated vacuums 143 feet 8 inches from the nearest residence, redirected speaker boxes away from homes, and added double rows of trees for buffering. After clarifications on plan versions, Commissioner Jones moved approval; motion passed.
- Item 17 (WS-25-0882): Waivers for increased height of accessory dwelling unit (ADU) and other standards on a 0.46‑acre lot in Sunrise Manor. The applicant agreed to file a covenant and to commence the primary residence before the ADU. Commissioner Sagerbloom moved approval with that condition; motion passed.
- Item 18 (WS-26-0114): Waivers for reduced setback, increased wall height, and modified driveway for a single‑family residence in Spring Valley. The applicant withdrew waiver 3A (second driveway) after working with Public Works. Commissioner Jones moved approval with that withdrawal; motion passed.
- Items 19 & 20 (WS-26-0148 & TM-26-500038): Waiver to eliminate street landscaping and tentative map for 16 single‑family lots in Enterprise. Approved without objection.
- Items 21–24 (PA-25-700052, ZC-25-0836, VS-25-0837, WS-25-0838): Plan amendment, zone change, vacate, and waivers for an eight‑lot subdivision in Lone Mountain. Commissioner McCurdy noted the applicant reduced from 12 to 8 lots, added 8‑foot block walls on north and west sides, and detached sidewalks on Apricot Lane. Commissioner Kirkpatrick expressed concerns about city annexation impacts but voted for the motion; motion passed.
- Items 25–28 (PA-26-700001, ZC-26-0038, VS-26-0037, UC-26-0039): Plan amendment, zone change, vacate, and use permit for a commercial building. Two waivers (reducing street landscaping and buffering/screening) were denied per Planning Commission. Commissioner Jones moved approval consistent with those denials and noted a concern about the trash enclosure location. Motion passed.
- Items 29–31 (ZC-26-0166, VS-26-0168, UC-26-0167): Zone change, vacate, and use permit for a gas station, retail, and restaurant at Bermuda and Windmill. A local resident testified against the gas station citing egress safety and traffic. Public Works responded that the egress movements are typical for such arterials. Commissioner Jones added conditions: enhanced stone cladding on columns and monument signage only. The applicant agreed. Motion passed.
- Item 32 & 33: Held to May 20, 2026.
- Item 34 (ORD-26-900297): Ordinance to amend the official zoning map reclassifying properties approved on March 4, 2026. The ordinance was introduced and the public hearing set for May 20, 2026.
Key Outcomes
- Item 10: Approved with no further extensions after trees were planted.
- Item 11: Denied (daycare use permit in residential zone).
- Items 13–14: Approved with withdrawal of waivers 1, 2A, 2B, 3, and 6B.
- Items 15–16: Approved with conditions on vacuums and speaker box placement; plans to be updated.
- Item 17: Approved on condition that the primary residence commences before the ADU.
- Item 18: Approved with withdrawal of waiver 3A.
- Items 21–24: Approved with additional wall and sidewalk conditions.
- Items 25–28: Approved, with waivers 2 and 3 denied as per Planning Commission.
- Items 29–31: Approved with conditions of enhanced stone cladding on columns and monument signage only.
- Items 9, 12, 32, 33: Held to later dates (May 20 or June 3, 2026).
- Item 34: Ordinance introduced; public hearing set for May 20, 2026.
Meeting Transcript
Hearing. Sometimes an agenda item may be held at the request of a commissioner or county staff. When an item is held, it will not be discussed or voted on during today's meeting and will be brought back at a future meeting. There are two opportunities for public comment during this meeting. And it's important to understand the difference. The first public comment period takes place at the beginning of the meeting. This public comment is only for items that are listed on today's agenda. Comments during this time must relate to a specific agenda item. If you wish to speak about a particular agenda item, you may comment at the beginning of the meeting, or you may wait to see if that item is discussed later and includes an opportunity for public comment when the item is being considered. Some routine items may be approved together as part of what is called the consent agenda. If you do not agree with a staff recommendation for one of these items, you must request that that item be removed before the board takes action. If it is not removed, it may be approved early in the meeting as part of a single vote. Items that are not routine are considered one at a time and may include an opportunity for public comment before the board votes. When it's time to speak, please come forward. There are three microphones available, including a handheld microphone if you have documents you would like to show. If you wish to show a document, an overhead camera may be used at the direction of the board chair. Please do not display documents that contain personal or sensitive information. When speaking, please talk directly into the microphone clearly and at a steady volume. This helps ensure your comments are heard and recorded as part of the public record. Speakers are required to state their name, spell their last name, and state their address. At the end of the meeting, there is a second public comment period. This final public comment is for items not listed on the agenda. No action may be taken on those comments at that time. All public comments are limited to three minutes unless otherwise announced by the chair at the beginning of the meeting. During all public comment periods, board members may listen but are not allowed to respond. Thank you for being here and for taking the time to participate in your local government. Welcome to the May 6th continuation of the Clark County Commission. Uh the first item on our agenda is public comment. This is the time set aside for anyone wishing to speak on items that are on today's agenda. Please come forward at this time, state your name for the record. Just as a note, items nine, uh I'm sorry, items four through eight are scheduled for routine. Please. If you if you could just pick up that microphone. So if if it are you here on something on today's agenda? No. If not, I'll ask you to have a seat, and at the end of the meeting, our rules allow for you to speak uh more broadly. Thank you. Anyone wishing to speak on items on today's agenda, please come forward. Good morning. Good morning. My name is John Og. Last name is spelled OGG, six seven five five Costa Place, Las Vegas, Nevada, eight nine one four-six. I would like to speak on item number eleven, holdover use permit to allow a daycare facility in our neighborhood. Um, I'd like to verify with someone that has the specific information. I assume this is six seven three seven Costa Brava. Is that correct? This one is off-routine off consent. It's off routine. So because this is after item eight, it is off routine. So if you'd like there'll be a public hearing on the side, okay.
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