The Las Vegas Recommending Committee met on March 30, 2026, in the morning. The meeting was called to order and compliance with the open meeting law was confirmed. The committee considered three agenda items: an update to Ward Four boundaries and first amendments to development agreements for the Cashman and Grant Sawyer properties. All votes were unanimous. No public testimony was offered during either of the two public comment periods.
Good morning. This is the recommending committee for March 30th, 2026. We are officially called the order, and I'm assuming we are compliant with the open meeting law. Yes, we are. Thank you very much. Our first item is public comment. Comment during this portion of the agenda must be limited to matters on the agenda for action. If you'd like to speak, now is your time. And post. And those minutes are approved. Moving on to item number five, bill number twenty twenty-six-nine for possible action updates to description of ward four boundaries to reflect an additional precinct number added to Ward Four by Clark County Election Department. This is proposed by our city clerk, Miss Luann Holmes. And I can walk through this one. As you guys will recall, uh, we passed an ordinance to update the precinct map for several words following the Clark County Election Department's routine updates. And that item did pass. Moving on to item number six, bill number twenty twenty-six-10 for possible action adopts that certain document entitled First Amendment to development agreement for property, formerly known as Cashman regarding property generally bounded by Las Vegas Boulevard to the West, Washington Avenue to the North, Sagman Street to the east, and Maryland Parkway to the south. This is sponsored by Councilman Chandra Summers Armstrong. Hi, how are you doing? Good morning. You are not on. There you go. There we go. Sorry. Good morning, um, Mayor Protium, City Council members. Lexa Green 1980 Festival Plaza Drive here on behalf of the developer who is Linar in standing in for Stephanie Gronauer. Uh, we do want to thank staff for working with us on the first amendment to the development agreement. I'm uh we respectfully request your recommendation of approval, and I'm here to answer any questions you may have. Thank you very much. I turn it over to Mr. Lowenstein. Thank you, Mayor Pro Channel. Uh, this is the first amendment to the development agreement uh for the property formally known as Cashman. The proposed amendment will add a new section four uh outlining the off-site improvements obligations for each of the respective parties, and staff recommends approval of the request and hopes to get your recommendation as well. Thank you. Thank you very much. This is a public hearing for anybody else who would like to comment. Hearing and seeing none, we'll close the public comment period. And any questions up here, or I'll entertain a motion. So moved. We have a motion to approve. Please vote. And post. And that item passes and will be on the April 1st, 2026 City Council meeting, which brings us to item number seven, bill number 2026, Das 11 for possible action, adopts that certain document entitled First Amendment to the development agreement for property formerly known as Grant Sawyer. Regarding property generally bounded by the loss by Las Vegas Boulevard to the east, Washington Avenue to the south, and Visions Park Lane to the east. This is sponsored by Councilman Chandra Summers Armstrong. Hi. Good morning, Lexa Green 1980 Festival Plaza Drive. Nothing additional to add. Want to thank staff again for working with us on this first amendment to this DA as well. And I'm here to answer any questions you may have.