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Decision body for the Sept. 8 hearing
A northwest Las Vegas development proposal that stalled earlier is back before the planning commission Tuesday, September 8. The hearing covers a general plan amendment and rezoning for 5.16 acres on the east side of Shaumber Road, about 1,990 feet north of Ann Road.
Updated 6 days ago
Decision-maker on the application
A Las Vegas billboard at 1837 Charleston Boulevard could get digital LED screens on both faces if the Planning Commission approves a request at a public hearing Tuesday. The item, listed in abeyance, would allow reconstruction and structural modification of an existing nonconforming off-premise sign.
Scheduled to hear ABEYANCE 26-0270 on September 8, 2026
Pueblo Medical Imaging wants to build on a 0.8-acre site at 2622 and 2628 West Charleston Boulevard in Las Vegas. City planning staff recommends denying the land use entitlement.
Updated 7 days ago
Hearing body for the entitlement
Nevada's only Level I trauma center wants to build on 5 acres in northwest Las Vegas. The city's Planning Commission holds the deciding hearing Tuesday, and staff recommends approval.
Holds public hearing on item 26-0228 on September 8, 2026
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
Hearing the application on September 8, 2026
A developer wants to build a parking facility on 0.48 acres at the southeast corner of Bonneville Avenue and 8th Street in downtown Las Vegas. To do it, the applicant, Garrett B. Logan, is asking the Planning Commission to waive parts of Appendix F, the interim downtown development standards for Area 2.
Will hold a public hearing and vote on the amendment September 8
A Las Vegas catering company wants to add take-home beer and wine sales to an existing alcohol-serving business on South Rainbow Boulevard. The Las Vegas Planning Commission will hear the request at a public hearing on September 8.
Will hold public hearing on Case 26-0325-SUP1 on September 8
Boom Bang Fine Foods & Cocktails wants to open at 70 East Bonneville Avenue, a downtown Las Vegas parcel the city owns. On September ular? 8, the Planning Commission will decide whether to grant the special use permit that would allow the restaurant to serve drinks for customers on site.
Updated Sep 3
Will hear the Skye Edge Drive vacation on Sept. 8
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
Will hear and decide item 26-0121-SUP1 on September 8, 2026
A rental store wants to open at 731 South 7th Street in downtown Las Vegas. The property is zoned for professional offices, so Lee Jay, LLC needs a special use permit and a waiver from the city's interim downtown standards to operate.
Considering application
Nevada has the most expensive child care in the nation. It also has too few licensed centers. But when new facilities are proposed, neighbors often object, and local boards sometimes side with them.
Updated Aug 27
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