Las Vegas City Council

Built World

Holds final authority over the entitlement request

Howard Hughes Company, the developer behind Las Vegas' 22,500-acre Summerlin community, is seeking approval for a 50.19-acre residential project. The Las Vegas Planning Commission will hear the request Tuesday, September 8, after the item was previously deferred to that date.

Updated Sep 4

Rule Changes

Final decision-maker on right-of-way vacations

A stretch of Skye Edge Drive in northwest Las Vegas could stop being public. On Sept. 8, the Planning Commission will hear a petition to vacate the right-of-way, filed by Ninety-Five Management with owner KB Homes Las Vegas.

Updated Sep 2

Rule Changes

Final decision-maker on the special use permit

Partners Auto Services is one council vote from the right to open a major motor vehicle repair shop at 1250 North Eastern Avenue, Suite 3. The hearing is September 2.

Updated Sep 1

Rule Changes

Deciding body for the September 2 permit review

The boarded-up Fergusons Motel took more than a decade to become a downtown Las Vegas retail-and-events hub. On Wednesday, the city decides whether the open-air vending lot on the block keeps its permit.

Updated Aug 31

Money Moves

Deciding whether to approve the three bond allocations

Las Vegas City Council members reviewed resolutions to direct $35.46 million of the city's annual tax-exempt bond capacity to three affordable housing developments. The money would support 534 units for low- and moderate-income renters, including a new build with 146 affordable apartments, a 220-unit senior housing rehabilitation, and a 141-unit affordable complex.

Updated Aug 27