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Applicant and owner; the City Council approved the site plan 7-0 on November 4.
The Las Vegas City Council approved the proposed 16,548-square-foot college and training center at Bonanza and Pecos roads on November 4, voting 7-0 subject to conditions. The one-story building is a partnership between the city and the College of Southern Nevada on about 3 acres the city owns at the southwest corner.
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Approved Pollo Mobile's Rancho Drive vending lot 7-0 on Nov. 4.
The Las Vegas City Council approved Pollo Mobile's existing open-air vending lot at 830 North Rancho Drive on Nov. 4. The item passed 7-0 as part of the council's consent agenda, with conditions attached.
Held the Nov. 4, 2026 hearing and approved the required review 7-0 as part of the one-motion land-use block.
The Las Vegas City Council approved a required review of an existing 40-foot-tall Clear Channel Outdoor billboard at 3500 West Sahara Avenue on Nov. 4. The vote was 7-0, taken as part of a single motion covering most land-use items on that agenda.
Issued the commercial building permit for the address
The Coffee Note is open at 7018 W Charleston Blvd in Las Vegas and appears on the Southern Nevada Health District's food establishment list in a record dated Oct. 16. The listing covers its kitchen and is one approval in a longer permitting chain, not a full green light.
Updated 2 days ago
Managing paving and flood-control work
Paving on Charleston Boulevard is underway and the south side of Commerce Street at Charleston is set to stay closed until Nov. 20. The work is part of a $49 million storm drain project scheduled to finish by the end of 2027.
Updated 5 days ago
Imposed additional conditions at Nov. 4 hearing
Cork & Thorn, a hookah lounge and nightclub in the Las Vegas Arts District, must meet additional conditions to keep operating. The city imposed them at a Nov. 4 disciplinary hearing, KLAS reported. The hearing followed a fatal stabbing in a nearby city-run parking lot in September.
Updated 7 days ago
Applicant and owner; council approved its entitlement requests on Nov. 4, 2026
The Las Vegas City Council approved land-use entitlements for 10.99 acres the city owns along Interstate 15, between Bonneville Avenue and Sahara Avenue, on Nov. 4, 2026. The vote was 7-0 as part of a single motion covering most agenda items.
Updated Oct 31
Recorded two tenant improvement permits at 1001 S 1st St
The Southern Nevada Health District now lists a Mothership Coffee food establishment at 1001 S 1st St in downtown Las Vegas. The address is the 32,000-square-foot former SF Mission Linen building that Dapper Companies is redeveloping into an arts and dining complex.
Updated Oct 28
Issued the sign permit for the location
A Southern Nevada Health District record lists Sbarro at 5340 W Charleston Blvd, the Conoco travel center at Charleston Boulevard and Mohawk Avenue. City records show a sign permit for the same address dated August 17, 2026.
Updated Oct 26
Council approved the First Amendment 7-0 on October 7; the county approved it October 20, extending the agreement to February 22, 2027.
Las Vegas and Clark County will keep their northwest services agreement alive until February 22, 2027. Clark County commissioners approved the extension on October 20, after the Las Vegas City Council voted 7-0 on October 7 to terminate the deal unless the county signed on by that date.
Updated Oct 24
Issuing agency for the Steak N Shake building permits
Steak N Shake filed four permits for a restaurant at 9090 Alta Drive, inside the Suncoast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. The filings ran from July to September 2026.
Updated Oct 19
Owns the building; approved lease R-68-2026 on October 7, 2026
Las Vegas city councilors voted 7-0 on October 7 to approve a 10-year lease putting the University of Nevada, Las Vegas into the city-owned Civic Center Office Building at 70 Bonneville Avenue. Resolution R-68-2026 found the lease of 16,435 square feet of third-floor space to be in the public interest.
Updated Oct 18
Owner of the 70 East Bonneville parcel and contributor of $1 million to the Boom Bang buildout
The Las Vegas Planning Commission approved Boom Bang Fine Foods & Cocktails' special use permit 5-0 at its September 8 hearing. The vote clears the way for alcohol service at the 2,637-square-foot restaurant planned for 70 E. Bonneville Ave. in the Las Vegas Civic Center.
Issued commercial building permit for Dancing Dumplings' sign
Dancing Dumplings, a Chinese dumpling restaurant at Las Vegas's Boca Park, filed a commercial sign permit with the City of Las Vegas on August 10. It added a food establishment record with the Southern Nevada Health District on October 13. Both cover the restaurant at 1000 S Rampart Blvd #15, a space that previously housed Yo! Mochi, a sweets shop.
Updated Oct 17
Issued sign permits for 211 S Las Vegas Blvd
Shang Artisan Noodle, the hand-pulled noodle chain built on Shan-Xi province recipes, has filed three regulatory records for 211 S Las Vegas Blvd in Downtown Las Vegas. The Southern Nevada Health District added the food establishment to its registry on October 5, 2026.
Issued a commercial building permit dated September 13, 2026 for the address.
A kosher market and butcher is now operating at 2521 S Fort Apache Road in Las Vegas, according to its website, directory listings, and customer reviews. The business lists its hours and a phone number (725-205-3005) and is open Sunday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Issued electrical permits
A food establishment called Golden Cream has filed permits at Meadows Mall in Las Vegas. The city logged two electrical permits on September 2, and the Southern Nevada Health District added the business to its food establishment list on October 16.
Updated Oct 16
As of September 2026: Issued over-the-counter commercial building permit for Bauhaus Vegas on September 20, 2026
Two permit records for Bauhaus Vegas at 115 N 7th St landed this month. The Southern Nevada Health District logged a food establishment record on September 6, and the City of Las Vegas issued an over-the-counter commercial building permit on September 20.
Updated Sep 28
As of September 2026: Issued the commercial building permit
Nanay Gloria Filipino Food has secured two of the approvals it needs to open at 5051 Stewart Avenue in east Las Vegas. The Southern Nevada Health District posted a food establishment record on September 4, and the city issued a commercial building permit six days later.
Updated Sep 21
As of September 2026: Issued a sign permit for the Redwood restaurant on September 8, 2026
The Redwood restaurant at the California Hotel in downtown Las Vegas is moving through the city's permitting process. A food establishment record was filed with the Southern Nevada Health District on August 24, and a sign permit was filed with the city on September 8.
As of September 2026: Issuing building permits for the Garde Manger project
Permit records show a restaurant named JW Marriott Garde Manger filed seven approvals with Las Vegas authorities between May and August 2026. The filings cover construction, signage, and a Southern Nevada Health District food establishment record at 221 North Rampart Boulevard in Summerlin.
Updated Sep 15
As of September 2026: Issues commercial building permits
Naan & Curry, the Vegas-born Indian restaurant with three outposts, is moving toward a fourth. A Southern Nevada Health District food-establishment record was logged Aug. 11, and the city issued a tenant-improvement building permit Aug. 19 for a space at 7660 W Cheyenne Ave.
As of September 2026: Issued the commercial building permit for the location
A Las Vegas pizzeria that has operated since 2013 recorded two new approval steps this summer for its shop at 101 South Rainbow Boulevard. The city issued a commercial building permit on June 2; the Southern Nevada Health District added the food establishment to its rolls on August 19.
As of September 2026: Issued a commercial building permit for 1401 N Decatur Blvd on June 2, 2026
Pepe's Tacos, a Las Vegas chain that has served 24-hour Mexican food since 1999, logged two approvals toward a location at 1401 N Decatur Boulevard. The City of Las Vegas issued a commercial building permit on June 2, and the Southern Nevada Health District put a food establishment record on file on July 16.
As of September 2026: Logged commercial sign permit for the address
Featherblade Craft Butchery filed two licensing records June 8 to open at 8550 W Charleston Blvd, Suite 104 in Las Vegas. A Southern Nevada Health District food establishment record and a city commercial sign permit are early steps, not final approval.
As of September 2026: Building permitting authority for the project
Hung Up on Wine, a downtown Las Vegas wine bar from veteran sommelier Hung Nguyen, cleared two more city building permits on Sept. 2. The approvals bring the project's filing count to six since May, split between health and building departments.
Updated Sep 14
As of September 2026: Issues building permits
Don Tortaco Mexican Grill, a family-run Las Vegas chain, moved a step closer to opening a new location at 4604 W Sahara Ave. The Southern Nevada Health District logged the site's food establishment record on August 4, and the city issued a commercial building permit on September 1.
As of September 2026: Issued electrical permit
Denny's is one step closer to opening a new Las Vegas location. The Southern Nevada Health District filed a food establishment record May 27, and the city issued an electrical permit August 31 for 740 S Decatur Blvd.
As of September 2026: Issued a commercial building permit for 1934 N Decatur Blvd
Bowls On Wheels #2 has cleared two regulatory steps toward opening at 1934 N Decatur Blvd in Las Vegas. The Southern Nevada Health District registered the food establishment on July 20, and the city issued a commercial building permit on August 28.
As of September 2026: Property owner and lessor
Las Vegas City Council held a public hearing on Sept. 16 on leasing two suites in the historic Fifth Street School to the Las Vegas Philharmonic for less than fair market value. The council's minutes record no vote on the hearing item itself. On the same day the council approved, 7-0 on its consent agenda, Resolution R-59-2026, which declares the city's intention to lease the space to the Philharmonic.
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