The recommending committee voted to recommend approval of ordinance 2026‑16, which amends city code to allow multifamily and mixed‑use residential development as conditional uses in several commercial zoning districts to align local code with Nevada Assembly Bill 241.

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City planning staff presented a proposed transit‑oriented development (TOD) overlay and citywide parking‑code revisions tied to the 2050 master plan; commissioners pressed staff on perimeter landscaping waivers, neighborhood parking spillover and how attainable‑housing incentives interact with parking costs. No action was taken.

After a three‑hour discussion, the Las Vegas Planning Commission voted to deny a proposal to place 50 factory‑built Boxabl “tiny homes” on a 2.25‑acre site, citing unresolved concerns about durability, landscaping, mechanical screening and parking despite developer assurances about cost and rents.

The commission approved a site development plan and right‑of‑way vacation for Phase 2 of Marble Manor, a multi‑phase redevelopment in West Las Vegas. Phase 2 includes a four‑story building with 223 residential units and roughly 10,389 square feet of commercial space; the project is part of a larger five‑phase plan and will proceed to City Council.

The planning commission approved general plan amendments and rezoning for the former Grant Sawyer building site and the former Cashman baseball field, clearing the way for future high‑density residential redevelopment under developer Lennar. The approvals will be forwarded to City Council; staff and the applicant said SDRs and design packages will

Council approves items for land use entitlement on 5.06 acres in Nevada.

KLA Capital initiates renovation at 330 South Eleventh Street to enhance housing in the area.

City Council approves purchase agreement for 939 acres to develop military housing and 6000 units.

City Council approves Summit Homes' eight-lot residential project after neighborhood engagement.