Council approves October 1, 2026 final minutes

Approval of October 1, 2026 final minutes

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Hold meetings regardless of speaker availability

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Quarterly informational report to City Council

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2027 Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission meeting schedule

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Hold items in abeyance (Items 36, 57, 59, 60, 64)

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October 7 meeting minutes

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Consent Agenda Items 10–32

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LVPOA one-year labor agreement (Item 34)

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Cork and Thorn disciplinary hearing (Item 35)

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FY2027 Municipal Arts Plan (Item 37)

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Tourism Improvement District resolution R-74-2026 (Item 38)

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YNAPP Grant Review Board appointments (Item 39)

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Senior Citizens Advisory Board appointment (Item 40)

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Bill No. 2026-34 — parking standards (Item 41)

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Bill No. 2026-35 — licensing fees (Item 42)

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Bill No. 2026-36 — form-based code (Item 43)

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Item 46 — 1711 Fremont extension of time

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One-motion items 47–56 (land use)

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East Side Education and Training Center (Item 49)

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Fusion Academy special use permits (Item 58)

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Pueblo Medical Imaging variances (Item 61)

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Massage establishment SUP (Item 65)

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Ann Road rezoning (Item 62)

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Ann Road subdivision, 52 lots (Item 63)

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Alexander Road subdivision and wall variance (Items 66–67)

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Toll South LV — Hualapai subdivision (Item 68)

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Toll South LV — Radley subdivision (Item 69)

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Toll South LV — Kyle Canyon subdivision (Item 70)

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Living Grace Foursquare Church extension (Item 71)

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Yangar Foods alcohol SUP (Item 72)

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Contour Builders subdivision (Item 73)

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Set hearing dates (Item 74)

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For possible action to approve the acceptance of a donation award from the State of Nevada in the amount of $3,000,000 to support the development of the Nevada State Veterans Memorial at the Thunderbird Family Sports Complex located at…

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For possible action to approve the Subdivision Participating and Release Form (Exhibit K) in accordance with the One Nevada Agreement on Allocation of Opioid Recoveries, for participation in a settlement with Albertsons, allocating a total…

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For possible action to approve a Restricted Gaming License UNITED COIN CO. dba CENTURY GAMING TECHNOLOGIES db at 7-ELEVEN STORE #29767B at 2350 North Rainbow Boulevard - Ward 5 (Summers-Armstrong)

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For possible action to approve a new Gaming Restricted License for RED APPLE MARKET at 1109 Stewart Avenue [Marven T. Younus, Owner] - Ward 5 (Summers-Arrmstrong)

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For possible action to approve recordation of a Conservation Easement at Heritage Park located at 888 North Las Vegas Boulevard (APN 139-26-301-005) and accept an associated rebate in the amount of $9,345 for participation in Southern…

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For possible action to approve award of Amendment No.1 to Contract No. 24.MWA382-DD, Prime Design Services for WPCF Lab and Lab Expansion Project, located at 6005 East Las Vegas Valley Drive - Department of Public Works - Award recommended…

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For possible action to approve award of Contract No. 270066-DG, Blanket Services for Mechanical, Plumbing and Electrical Services - Department of Public Works - Award recommended to: IMEG CONSULTANTS CORPORATION (Not-to-Exceed $250,000 -…

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For possible action to approve award of Contract No. 270065-PH, Performing Arts Facility Strategic Framework - Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs - Award recommended to: AMS PLANNING & RESEARCH CORPORATION (Not-to-Exceed…

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For possible action to approve award of Modification No. 1 to Mutual Use Contract No. 240162-MC-A, Dell Computer Equipment - Department of Innovation and Technology - Award recommended to: DELL MARKETING L.P. (Annual Increase Not-to-Exceed…

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For possible action to approve two grant awards from Clark County for the receipt of funds from the State Emergency Response Commission’s FY27 Operations, Planning, Training, Exercise (OPTE) Grant and United We Stand (UWS) Grant in the…

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For possible action to approve the ratification of Renee Baker in a Council support position as a Special Assistant to Council in the Ward 4 office ($75,331 + Benefits - General Fund) - Ward 4 (Allen-Palenske)

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R-71-2026 - For possible action to approve a Resolution consenting to certain undertakings of the City of Las Vegas Redevelopment Agency (RDA) in connection with the Agency Reimbursement Agreement (ARA) between the RDA and Third Street,…

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R-72-2026 - For possible action to approve a Resolution authorizing a Cooperative Agreement between the City of Las Vegas and the Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority to fund green space at the Marble Manor development Phase 2A,…

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R-73-2026 - For possible action to approve a Resolution authorizing a Cooperative Agreement between the City of Las Vegas and the Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority to fund green space at the Marble Manor development Phase 2B,…

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Approval of Final Minutes of October 7, 2026 Regular RDA Meeting

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RA-27-2026 — Agency Reimbursement Agreement with Third Street, Inc. ($4,200,000)

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I-15 Corridor Public Facility Rezone

West and east sides of Interstate 15 between Bonneville Avenue and Sahara Avenue

City-proposed general plan amendment and rezone to Public Facility/Civic on nearly 11 acres; commission and staff recommend approval.

still pending

Rampart Boulevard School SUPs

350 South Rampart Boulevard, Suite #255 - #260

Council review of commission-approved special use permits for a school with a drop-off waiver; commission and staff recommend approval.

still pending

1711 Fremont Street Bungalow Court EOT

1711 Fremont Street

First extension of time for the approved 22-unit tiny-home bungalow court, pushed to November 2028 since building permits are still under review.

approved · still approved

Rosada-Hualapai Subdivision

East side of Hualapai Way, approximately 1,970 feet north of Lone Mountain Road

Toll Brothers cut from 18 to 12 lots at the councilwoman's request; street lighting on interior streets deferred for full fees.

approved · still approved

Ann and Alpine Ridge Residential Subdivision

North side of Ann Road, west of Egan Crest Drive

Luxury homes ($1.1M–$1.7M) on lots smaller than the interlocal agreement requires; approved after neighborhood-driven design changes including single-story perimeter homes.

approved · still approved

Alpine Ridge and Trails End Subdivision

Northwest corner of Trails End Avenue and Alpine Ridge Way

25-lot attached subdivision in Ward 6; staff backs the rezone but not the variances and map.

still pending

Pueblo Medical Imaging Expansion

2622 and 2628 West Charleston Boulevard

Parking and lot-coverage variances allowing a 408-square-foot modular MRI building addition; approved over staff denial.

approved · still approved

City College Development (Bonanza/Pecos)

Southwest corner of Bonanza Road and Pecos Road

One-story, 16,548-square-foot college development for short-term workforce credential programs.

approved · still approved

Iron Mountain Road Residential

North side of Iron Mountain Road, approximately 405 feet west of Sheep Mountain Parkway

General plan amendment and rezone for attached single-family on 35.75 acres; commission and staff recommend approval.

still pending

Clear Channel Billboard Required Reviews

1703 Western Avenue; 2130 Highland Drive; 3500 West Sahara Avenue; 100 North City Parkway

Four required reviews of existing approved billboards; staff recommends approval on each.

still pending

Radley-Larry McBryde Subdivision

Southeast corner of Kyle Canyon Road and Sheep Mountain Parkway

15-acre, 31-lot subdivision approved with variances despite staff's partial denial recommendation.

approved · still approved

Living Grace Foursquare Church EOT

2400 North Michael Way

Third extension of time for church entitlements granted despite six years of no construction activity.

approved · still approved

Yangar Foods Alcohol SUP

2341 North Rainbow Boulevard

Restaurant alcohol permit approved with a one-year administrative review condition.

still conditions-required

Third Street Arts and Media Incubator

814 South Third Street, Las Vegas, NV (APN 139-34-401-014)

The RDA approved a $4.2 million reimbursement agreement to help Third Street convert a former cinema into a 250-300 seat modular theater with arts education, film and workforce development space.

approved · still approved

Mazzoni Accessory Structures Variance Appeal

420 Pontius Circle

Homeowner appeals the commission's approval of variances for existing carport, structures and wall; staff recommends denial.

still pending

Partners Auto Services Special Use Permit

1250 North Eastern Avenue, Suite #3

Abeyance item: major auto repair use; commission approved 6-1, staff recommends denial.

still pending

Centennial Parkway/Shaumber Road Commercial

Southwest corner of Centennial Parkway and Shaumber Road

General plan amendment and rezone to limited commercial on 5 acres; commission and staff recommend approval.

still pending

Fusion Academy at Tivoli Village

350 South Rampart Boulevard, Suites 255-260

Special use permits for a unique one-on-one private school in a mixed-use center, with a future ordinance to be drafted on distance separations.

approved · still approved

Yousif Used Vehicle Sales SUP

1961 East Charleston Boulevard

Used car sales use with a site-area waiver; commission and staff recommend denial.

still pending

Pollo Mobile Open-Air Vending

830 North Rancho Drive

Public hearing on an existing open-air vending/transient sales lot; commission and staff recommend approval.

still pending

Trails End 2.6 Townhomes

Northeast corner of Trails End Avenue and Alpine Ridge Way

25 townhome units as phase two east of a previously approved 76-unit project.

approved · still approved

Aguilar Carport Variance

3525 Strutz Avenue

Abeyance item: variance for an existing carport; commission and staff recommend denial.

still pending

Juliano and Alexander Subdivision

North side of Alexander Road, approximately 330 feet east of Juliano Road

Six-lot subdivision with a 10-foot retaining wall variance, approved with conditions limiting lots 5 and 6 to single-story homes and stepping back the wall.

approved · still approved

Concious Embodiment Thermass Massage Establishment

1801 South Rainbow Boulevard, Suite #260

Sole-practitioner massage establishment approved over staff's denial recommendation.

approved · still approved

Radley-Soft Shimmer Subdivision

North side of the Radley Avenue alignment, approximately 660 feet west of Puli Road

Small-lot subdivision approved with variances, consistent with the Kyle Canyon Special Area Plan.

approved · still approved

Summerlin Clubhouse (Sunset Drift Trail/Astra Canyon)

Northeast corner of Sunset Drift Trail and Astra Canyon Drive

Private clubhouse with full alcohol and a big parking reduction in Summerlin; commission and staff recommend approval.

still pending

814 South Third Street Adaptive Reuse

814 South Third Street, Las Vegas, NV

Third Street, Inc. is seeking $4.2 million in RDA reimbursement funds to adaptively reuse an existing building as an arts performance, education, and workforce development venue in the Arts District.

Discussed — no decision yet

Ann Road 52-Lot Subdivision (26-0293)

A developer wants to rezone 19 acres near Ann Road for a 52-lot subdivision, but staff says it conflicts with the county interlocal agreement on lot sizes in the northwest valley.

What it means: The developer and future homebuyers if approved.

Cork and Thorn Disciplinary Action & Arts District Public Safety

Three violent incidents near the venue — a stabbing, a security-involved shooting, and a homicide — prompted a license disciplinary hearing. The council kept it open but tightened hours, suspended hookah, and set a February review.

What it means: Patrons, performers and small businesses that rely on the venue's cultural programming.

Marble Manor Redevelopment and Choice Neighborhoods Initiative

Two agreements totaling $900,000 would fund green space at the Marble Manor public housing redevelopment phases 2A and 2B downtown.

What it means: $900,000 total from the Capital Projects Fund.

LVPOA Police Union Contract

The city settled on a fact-finder's recommendation for its ~193 corrections officers: a 2.6% cost-of-living raise plus 4% salary adjustment, about $2.4 million from the general fund for one year.

What it means: About $2.4 million from the general fund for fiscal year 2026.

Downtown Tourism Improvement District

The council green-lit the process for a TID in downtown Ward 3 that would capture future tourist-driven sales tax to fund redevelopment — anchored by the Evil Canal Museum relocation. County and state reviews come next before an ordinance.

What it means: Projected $3.7 million in tourist-attributed sales tax by 2033, usable only for district projects.

East Side Education and Training Center

A roughly $19 million, EDA-funded job training college is coming to Bonanza and Pecos in Ward 3, mirroring the successful West Side center — short-term credentials in medical, manufacturing, IT and construction trades with about 70% employment outcomes.

What it means: Roughly $19 million project funded by a major federal EDA grant.

Northwest Interlocal Agreement density disputes

Multiple northwest subdivisions were approved at densities tighter than the city-county interlocal agreement allows, with staff recommending denial each time. Council members sided with developers, citing neighbors' input and pending renegotiation of the agreement.

What it means: Homebuilders and future homebuyers in the northwest valley.

Arts District adaptive reuse project at 814 South Third Street

The RDA is putting up to $4.2 million toward turning the old theater at 814 South Third Street into a 250-300 seat modular theater with education and film space. Supporters say it fills the city's missing mid-size performance venue gap and gives local artists and startups a downtown hub.

What it means: Up to $4.2 million in RDA Special Revenue Fund dollars, only released if Third Street raises the rest of its $7M+ project budget.

Nevada State Veterans Memorial Funding

A $3 million state donation would support the veterans memorial at the Thunderbird Family Sports Complex in Ward 4.

What it means: Adds $3 million in state donation funds; no city cost stated.

Affordable Housing at 930 Morgan Avenue

Up to $1.75 million in federal and city affordable housing dollars would help build 173 apartments in Ward 5.

What it means: Up to $1.75 million in HOME and AAH funds.

2027 commission meeting schedule

How often should the Parks Commission meet? Cutting to six meetings a year would ease staff workload, but critics said it costs new commissioners face time and drops monthly crime statistics.

What it means: Commissioners and residents who rely on regular monthly commission meetings and updates.

Park Ambassador Program and Real-Time Reporting

Commissioners noted monthly public safety reports give them useful crime data at parks — a reason some resisted moving to fewer meetings, which would only deliver that data every other month.

What it means: Commissioners and park users who benefit from tracking crime trends at city parks.

Senior issues reported to the Department of Neighborhood Services

The city tracks complaints and concerns from senior residents through Neighborhood Services, and the board will get a rundown of what's coming in. That data helps shape what the advisory board focuses on.

What it means: Las Vegas seniors whose concerns get surfaced and addressed.

Mayor's Fund Contract Renewal and Governance

The board is defining its own role — what it advises on and what's expected of each member. How it frames this could shape how effectively senior concerns reach the City Council.

What it means: Anyone who relies on the board to advocate for older adults citywide.

Park Public Safety and Arrest Statistics

The Department of Public Safety will review arrests, citations and calls for service at city parks and facilities. It's a snapshot of how safe parks are feeling right now and where problems cluster.

What it means: Residents who use city parks and want a clearer picture of safety conditions there.

Recreation Program Expansion and Universal Membership Growth

Recreation Manager Lisa Tovar will brief the commission on recreation programming and community center operations — the classes, leagues, and services families use.

What it means: Families, seniors, and youth who use recreation centers and programs.

Board visibility and community outreach

Members found many seniors don't know the board exists, prompting plans for 'coffee with the board' events at senior communities and centers across the wards.

What it means: Seniors citywide gain direct access to board members and learn about city services.

Resignation of Commissioner Bonnie Wohl

Longtime commissioner Bonnie Wohl has stepped down. She championed getting commissioners together more often and pushed for updated meeting rules.

What it means: The commission loses an experienced voice who pushed for commissioner engagement and meeting-rule reforms.

Elder Fraud and Financial Scams

Multiple members reported a surge in fraud cases, some hitting seniors for $10,000–$20,000, with scammers especially active during Medicare open enrollment. Isolated seniors who aren't connected to the community are the most vulnerable.

What it means: Seniors are losing life savings — individual cases reported at $10,000 to $20,000.

AARP Livable Communities Partnership and Age-Friendly City Status

McKnight Senior Village Phase 4 opened 60 new low-income senior apartments in Ward 3, while members report ongoing housing costs, food prices, and utility concerns among seniors.

What it means: 60 new affordable units for low-income seniors; broader cost pressures on fixed incomes persist.