Two subdivision applications were reviewed, with the first focusing on neighbor opposition over road stubs, parking, and whether a boundary line adjustment legally qualified the plat for compact lot density. The second application for a 100-lot subdivision centered on a legal debate over traffic concurrency and infrastructure capacity along the 179th Street corridor. The applicant's attorney argued that a literal interpretation of the county's volume-to-capacity concurrency code would effectively act as a moratorium on all new development in the area.
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Clark County Land Use Hearings · Apr 23, 2026 · 1:18:44–1:19:12 · Watch on CVTV ↗
Keywords: plat concurrency subdivision density infrastructure Concurrency
What was said
1:17:43 So anybody who has testified or does so during the open record period will be sure and receive a copy of my decision. Um, as I've noted, you can send your comments to Mr Davio and or Miss Curtis. And that concludes our hearing on that item. Thank you all have a good evening. It will continue with the second item on our agenda in just a moment. Thank you. Um, that again. Sure. We're gonna take a very short break because I think this next one is gonna call it along for and so I'll be right back and we'll start again and say five minutes. Perfect. Thank you.
1:18:30 Uh, then I'll start the hearing for P. L. D. 20 22nd. 2026 dash 0, 0, 0, 0, 2, 174th Street subdivision whenever you're ready. And you can see my screen, right? My sharing my presentation. Excellent. That's what I thought. Yes, I can. Excellent. Okay. So in this case, um, the applicant proposes to subdivide approximately 25 acres into 100 lots. Uh, the site is currently split zoned R 1 10 and R 1 20. The applicants also proposing a concurrent rezone to rezone the R 1 20 portions of the site to R 1 10.
1:19:30 Let's see and also they're requesting a 10% variance for a lot with for multiple lots within 2 phases and the site falls within the Mill Creek overlay. The consultant from the contact is P. L. S. Engineering. Melissa Curtis did produce the staff report. The information I'm doing the presentation tonight Alistair Dawson is our review engineer. Craig coddle is our concurrency engineer and Ariel Whitaker is here as our wetland biologist staff. Okay. Uh, and as I've mentioned before, um, really, there's different purposes
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direct keyword 1:18:44–1:19:12 plat, concurrency, subdivision, density, infrastructure, Concurrency
hort break because I think this next one is gonna call it along for and so I'll be right back and we'll start again and say five minutes. Perfect. Thank you. Uh, then I'll start the hearing for P. L. D. 20 22nd. 2026 dash 0, 0, 0, 0, 2, 174th Street subdivision whenever you're ready. And you can see my screen, right? My sharing my presentation. Excellent. That's what I thought. Yes, I can. Excellent. Okay. So in this case, um, the applicant proposes to subdivide approximately 25 acres into 100 l