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Appears in 7 stories · Last updated Nov 10, 2026
Required review of its 71-foot digital sign permit approved 7-0 on Nov. 4, 2026.
The Las Vegas City Council voted 7-0 on Nov. 4 to approve the required review of a 71-foot digital billboard at 100 North City Parkway. The item was part of a single vote covering several land-use approvals; Item 49 was pulled for separate handling.
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Applicant; required review approved 7-0 on Nov. 4, 2026.
The Las Vegas City Council approved a required review of a 40-foot Clear Channel Outdoor billboard at 1703 Western Avenue on Nov. 4. The vote was 7-0, taken as part of a group of land-use items voted on together.
Applicant; the council approved the required review of its West Sahara sign 7-0 on Nov. 4, 2026.
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.
Applicant on four Las Vegas sign reviews the City Council approved on Nov. 4, 2026
The Las Vegas City Council approved the required review of the 80-foot Clear Channel billboard at 2130 Highland Drive on Nov. 4, 2026. Action minutes show the item carried 7-0 as part of a one-motion agenda, with Item 49 excluded from that motion. The 1988 variance, V-0025-88, stays in place.
Updated 3 days ago
Won approval of the required review of its Highland Avenue variance on Oct. 21
The Las Vegas City Council approved the required review of a 1988 variance for a 65-foot billboard at 2008 Highland Avenue, passing its consent agenda 7-0 on Oct. 21 with no items pulled. The sign, run by Clear Channel Outdoor on land owned by Ferris Investments, stays up under the terms granted 38 years ago.
Updated Oct 23
Applicant for the Highland Avenue billboard variance review
The Las Vegas City Council approved three billboard permit reviews on October 7, each on a 7-0 vote with conditions. The approved signs are at North Decatur Boulevard, North Rainbow Boulevard and North Rancho Drive.
Updated Oct 22
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The Las Vegas Planning Commission voted 5-0 on September 8 to deny a request to convert a billboard at 1837 Charleston Boulevard to digital LED screens. The application would have modified a nonconforming off-premise sign on both faces, and the denial ends the request for now.
Updated Oct 17
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