Clark County Board of County Commissioners Zoning Meeting – July 8, 2026
Clark County Board of County Commissioners Zoning Meeting – July 8, 2026
The Clark County Board of County Commissioners held a zoning meeting on Wednesday, July 8, 2026, at 9:00 AM in the Commission Chambers. The agenda included 40 items, with several non-routine public hearings. The board approved most items with modifications and conditions.
Consent Calendar
- Items 4 through 17 were approved together as routine action items, with a modification to item 4 (Sloan Arville, LLC) clarifying that attached sidewalks, rather than detached sidewalks, were required per prior direction in the Sloan area. No objections were raised.
Public Comments & Testimony
- Al Rojas (Sunrise Manor, 2095 Homestake Mind Court) spoke multiple times during the meeting. He expressed support for item 19 (tow yard) and items 23–24 (assisted living facility), stating he authorized the projects and appreciated investment in the community. He also commented neutrally on items 33–37 (townhomes), raising concerns about open space for children but declining to oppose. During the final public comment period, he commended the board and law enforcement for a safe Fourth of July, supported judicial appointments, and advocated for diversion programs for homelessness rather than criminalization.
Discussion Items
- Item 19 – UC‑26‑0247 (Tow Yard): Applicant Ren Tadmore (Metro Towing) agreed to a minimum 18‑foot gate setback (choosing 25 feet to ensure compliance) and to plant approved non‑palm trees along Palm Street. The board approved with those conditions.
- Items 21–22 – VS‑26‑0287 / WS‑26‑0286 (Warehouse): Applicant Stephanie Grown (on behalf of owner) presented a 257,000‑square‑foot warehouse on 11.84 acres. Waivers addressed retaining wall height, parking (210 spaces vs. 131 required), and driveway geometry. A condition was added requiring the south driveway on Decatur Boulevard to operate as one‑way inbound with signage and striping. Approved.
- Items 23–24 – VS‑26‑0292 / UC‑26‑0291 (Assisted Living): Applicant Dave Turner proposed three 16‑bed assisted living buildings totaling 6,244 square feet on 1.49 acres. The board approved, with Commissioner Sagerblum noting it would help transition the industrial area toward residential/commercial use.
- Items 27–30 – PA‑26‑700018 / ZC‑26‑0214 / VS‑26‑0216 / WS‑26‑0215 (Office/Warehouse): Applicant Jennifer Lazovich sought a plan amendment from Neighborhood Commercial to Business Employment and a zone change to Industrial Park for a 1.24‑acre site. The landscaping width waiver on the east side had been withdrawn at the planning commission. Approved.
- Item 31 – WS‑26‑0263 (Vehicle Maintenance): Applicant Victor Knight (Breakmasters) agreed with all staff recommendations. Approved.
- Item 32 – WS‑26‑0283 (School Expansion): Applicant Liz Olson (Matter Academy, K‑12 charter school) planned a phased expansion on 8.23 acres. She withdrew the waiver for attached sidewalks (detached will be provided). A condition required a letter from the HOA to the east accepting a screen fence (non‑decorative chain link with mesh) or else a standard decorative wall per Title 30. A one‑year traffic review public hearing was required before phase two building permits. Approved.
- Items 33–37 – ZC‑26‑0295 / VS‑26‑0298 / WS‑26‑0297 / PUD‑26‑0296 / TM‑26‑500079 (Townhomes): Applicant Stephanie Grown (Lenar Homes) proposed 216 for‑sale townhomes on 15.05 acres. The board removed a condition requiring overpaving from Jonathan Drive south to Bruner Avenue and added a condition to taper the driveway on lot 117 to meet the 12‑foot offset standard. Open space and parking exceeded code requirements. Approved.
Key Outcomes
- All votes on items presented were approved unanimously (no recorded dissents).
- Items held: Items 7 (VS‑26‑0289) and 8 (WS‑26‑0288) were held to August 5, 2026; items 18 (ET‑26‑400046) and 20 (UC‑26‑0302) to August 19, 2026; items 25 (VS‑26‑0293) and 26 (WS‑26‑0294) to August 5, 2026; item 6 (ET‑26‑400051) was held to September 16, 2026, with a directive for staff to accept a complete application for a rock crushing operation.
- Ordinances (items 38–40): Introduced; public hearing set for July 22, 2026.
- Minutes of the June 3, 2026 meeting were approved.
Meeting Transcript
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. We will uh begin the first time set aside for public comment. Anyone wishing to speak on items on today's agenda? Please come forward at this time. Seeing no one, I will close the first time set aside for public comment. Good morning, Miss Amberton. Good morning. Uh second item on the agenda is the approval of the agenda after considering any additions or deletions of items. Staff has the following request. Hold to the August 5th, 2026 zoning meeting. Item number seven, VS 26-0289. Item 8, WS 26-0288. Item 25 VS 26-0293. Item 26, WS 26-0294. Hold to the August 19th, 2026 zoning meeting. Item 18 item 18 ET 26-40046 for UC 230540. And item 20, UC 26-0302. The above public hearing items are going to be opened as a public hearing and immediately recessed until the disease previously stated with these deletions, which are items 7, 8, 18, 20, 25, and 26. The agenda stands ready for your approval. I will approve of the agenda through the record that changes right into the record. Thank you. There's a motion for approval. Good morning. Good morning. We would ask that item number six be held until your uh September, uh, your second meeting in September, which is uh September 16th. Commissioner Jones, that works for you. Yes, in addition to that, I'd like to direct staff to accept a complete application for a rock crushing operation in conjunction with grading of the bill to a developable site. Okay, thank you.
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