The Clovis Planning and Zoning Commission met on February 11, 2026, at 10:00 AM to consider two agenda items: a conditional use permit for a short-term rental and a proposed street name change for a section of Thornton Street to honor the Alsip family. The meeting included public testimony from multiple speakers, deliberation, and a motion to table the street renaming item.
Vice Chair Martin. Here. Commissioner London. Commissioner Moore. Here. Commissioner Garza. Here. Commissioner Sowell. Here. And Commissioner Gurky. Changes. Move it approved. Got a motion by Commissioner Moore. Is there anything uh anybody wants to add to him? You don't have to do a roll call. So move. Second. Motion by Commissioner Garza. Second by Commissioner Sole. Motion pass. Takes about three months. New business. Request for approval for conditional use of short term term rental of Western Hills Block 2, lot 26, plus one foot of lot 25, 2037 Whole Street Clubs, New Mexico. Mr. Perkins. Yeah. Good morning, Chair, co-chairs and other commissioners on the board. Yes, sir. For this one, uh the applicant is requesting a conditional use for short-term rental to be used as a Airbnb. Anybody have any questions, discussion? Is the applicant here? I'm sorry. Anybody from the audience would like to speak to this. And Mr. Chair, just to give you guys a quick update, uh we have finalized our review internally on the language for proposed for the short-term rentals. Uh and so we're just having some further discussions internally, make sure we have it exactly how we want it before bringing it to you guys. Um and so that we will have that uh for the text amendments uh at the next plan and zoning commission meeting. So Mr. Chair. Mr. Martin. So are you saying we should vote on this or we shouldn't vote this until we hear from you? I I don't think anything that that we're proposing is going to change this application. Uh and so any of the the conditions that we're proposing to put on them uh would still be applicable no matter what we do, what action we take today, simply because uh they're still going to be required to apply for a permit and proposed we're proposing that they apply for a permit uh on an annual basis, renewing that. And so anything that we put in that permit requirements they'll still be required to have. Uh we're also proposing to make it a permitted use underneath all of the zones versus a conditional use in all of the zones. So uh like I said, there's nothing that we're doing that you guys would be taking on action today that would impact this applicant in the future once those text amendments are in place. Okay. And additionally, as discussed previous uh with other conditional use uh such as this matter of all city ordinances and stuff still are in effect. So it's not going to change how we implement and and uphold those other standards.