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Las Vegas Planning Commission approves easement vacation on 1.82-acre parcel

Las Vegas Planning Commission approves easement vacation on 1.82-acre parcel

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Clark County Public Works to remove sewer and drainage easements after Planning Commission approval

Overview

Updated Oct 18

Clark County Public Works filed a petition to vacate sewer and drainage easements on a 1.82-acre parcel it owns at the southeast corner of Wellness Way and Tonopah Drive in Las Vegas.

The Las Vegas Planning Commission approved the vacation on October 13, 2026, by a 6-0 vote, following staff recommendation. The county keeps ownership of the land, now free of the easements.

Why it matters

If approved, the county frees a 1.82-acre parcel in northwest Las Vegas from public sewer and drainage easements, removing a constraint on the land.

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Key Indicators

1.82 acres
Parcel size
The parcel at the southeast corner of Wellness Way and Tonopah Drive.
October 13, 2026
Decision date
Planning Commission approved the vacation on this date.
6-0
Commission vote
Motion passed 6-0 to approve the vacation.

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Timeline

2 events Latest: October 13th, 2026 · 4 weeks ago
  1. Planning Commission approves easement vacation

    Latest Hearing

    The commission approved the vacation of sewer and drainage easements on the 1.82-acre parcel by a 6-0 vote, following staff recommendation.

  2. Agenda published listing public hearing

    Procedural

    Planning Commission agenda published, listing the easement vacation hearing for October 13.

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