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Las Vegas council approves 71-foot digital billboard review, 7-0

Las Vegas council approves 71-foot digital billboard review, 7-0

Rule Changes Las Vegas, NV local

The council voted 7-0 on Nov. 4 to approve the required review of Clear Channel Outdoor's special use permit at 100 North City Parkway, keeping the sign's permit in effect.

7 days ago: Council approves digital sign review, 7-0

Overview

Updated Yesterday

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.

The review was a scheduled check on an approved special use permit, not a first-time approval. Approval leaves the permit held by Clear Channel Outdoor in effect for the 30-foot by 22-foot digital display on property owned by Parkway Center, LLC.

Why it matters

The 7-0 vote keeps a 71-foot digital billboard operating at 100 North City Parkway after its required public review.

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Key Indicators

71 ft
Sign height
Height of the approved off-premise digital sign.
30 ft × 22 ft
Display face
Dimensions of the digital sign face.
7-0
Council vote
Approved the required review in a single land-use vote.

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Organizations Involved

Clear Channel Outdoor
Clear Channel Outdoor
Outdoor advertising company
Required review of its 71-foot digital sign permit approved 7-0 on Nov. 4, 2026.

One of the largest outdoor advertising companies, with digital billboards in Las Vegas and other U.S. markets.
PC
Parkway Center, LLC
Property owner
Owner of 100 North City Parkway; the sign's required review was approved 7-0 on Nov. 4, 2026.

Property owner listed on the city agenda for the digital sign at 100 North City Parkway.
Las Vegas City Council
Las Vegas City Council
Municipal legislature
Approved the required review of the 71-foot digital sign permit 7-0 on Nov. 4, 2026.

The City Council reviews land use entitlements and special use permits, including required reviews of approved permits.

Timeline

2 events Latest: 7 days ago

  1. Council approves digital sign review, 7-0

    Latest City Council

    The council approved the required review of SUP-23330 for the 71-foot digital sign at 100 North City Parkway as part of a single vote covering several land-use items. The motion passed 7-0; Item 49 was pulled.

  2. Agenda lists digital sign review hearing

    Agenda

    Las Vegas City Council agenda includes a Nov. 4 public hearing on required review of approved special use permit SUP-23330 for a 71-foot digital sign at 100 North City Parkway.

Scenarios

1

Council accepts required review, permit remains

Deadline passed (Nov 4, 2026)

Discussed by: Not publicly discussed; inferred from the agenda's 'possible action' language.

The council votes to accept the required review and leaves SUP-23330 in effect. This is the routine path for a required review, but the agenda does not commit to an outcome.

Historical Context

One moment from history that rhymes with this story — and how it unfolded.

April 2021

Resorts World digital displays partnership (2021)

Clear Channel Outdoor and Resorts World Las Vegas announced a partnership for more than 135,000 square feet of digital signage on the Strip. The displays included a 100,000-square-foot West Tower wall that the companies described as the largest exterior LED building display in the U.S.

Then

The displays opened with Resorts World and gave Clear Channel exclusive access to large-format digital advertising at the property.

Now

The partnership expanded digital out-of-home advertising on the Strip and showed Clear Channel's role in large digital signs in Las Vegas.

Why this matters now

The current review concerns another Clear Channel digital sign in Las Vegas. It is part of the same company's digital footprint in a market where large digital displays have been approved.

Sources

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City of Las Vegas PR Newswire Nevada Record City of Las Vegas