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The request, filed by Lucas Homes and Development LLC, applies to a 5.21‑acre portion of the parcel at 3000 Highway 50 and to approximately 17.04 acres in the western quadrant of the Highway 50 and Traditions Parkway intersection (APNs listed in the packet). Commissioner Sells moved the recommendation; Commissioner Allen seconded. The commission’s action maintains an existing detention basin and leaves the master plan designation unchanged; the parcel split will be refined via a boundary line adjustment so the basin remains on a single parcel under HOA management.

Staff presented the request as consistent with the Traditions Commercial Subdivision’s conceptual plan, which envisions tourist-oriented uses such as an RV park, hotels and associated amenities. Staff noted the casino on the site is grandfathered under an existing special use permit and that some proposed uses would require additional entitlements before construction: staff said an RV park would require a conditional use permit, a hotel/motel would proceed under Administrative Development Review (ADR), and individual uses would be evaluated on their own permitting paths.

The staff report said the proposed rezoning is consistent with the county master plan and adjacent commercial zoning and would not alter existing basin capacity or HOA management. No members of the public spoke on the item during the hearing.

The commission’s recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners moves the zoning change forward; additional entitlements and building permits will be required for any specific development, and the casino is already subject to an existing special use permit.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","8.12.2025 Planning Commission Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","Commissioners recommended approval to rezone portions of two Traditions Commercial subdivision parcels from C-2 (general commercial) to TC‑S (tourist commercial suburban) to align zoning with the tentative commercial plan; vote 5-0.","taxTitle","Lyon County, Nevada","taxId",51076,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6585974,"Commission recommends agricultural zoning for Hunter’s Place lavender farm in Mason Valley",455,2272000,2727000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5566675-d5bbc26df802eb7454852b6518759293&start=2272&end=2727","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5566675-d5bbc26df802eb7454852b6518759293/thumbnail_2272000.jpg","/articles/6585974/Lyon-County/Nevada/Commission-recommends-agricultural-zoning-for-Hunters-Place-lavender-farm-in-Mason-Valley","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6585974-25688047dd0b63bc172fffd9bc683856/orig.mp4?Expires=1775005263&Signature=CkV0HeuNufNejzAubH9WWYyC~bqVH0QaQLwDDDb6oy8vfmxLZc5Xk3Fis03y2q4xE0-scIHwU9aAqvoMP~8215wriZzJTAYiNo9Evm1PbwRFh9~b4aWCn6rsPCFEsh50EpDPsUlZHJT8ZCEDnenqHNG0GNP50AlOurfW5uEGCbixq4If1GyMsr-Qbup7ngavo1haWGW9HoG0ZYqxrgs8rYvGjkd8KyLdtwQVWoZP8SBeWkuOLurX4G4Yi3YhXaDkLcU3S2QBU3FQcpf9rmYURM6Z-gH4WD86rvwQYD5pk-o0SYip2exFBriBEmgPjZ4ef1Hjq~do~qTWm2udiFKl-A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Lyon County Planning Commission voted 5-0 to forward a recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners to rezone a 23.16-acre parcel at 1380 Highway 208 in Mason Valley from Title 10 RR-5 (rural residential) to Title 15 AG (agriculture).

The application by Hunter’s Place LLC (Series A) would align zoning with the parcel’s master plan agricultural designation and the owner’s existing agricultural activities. Planning staff recommended the change, saying the property is already used to grow lavender and that the AG district is intended to permit agricultural uses and limited agricultural-tourism activities consistent with the county’s Mason Valley Rural Character District. Commissioner Lemus moved the recommendation; Commissioner Sellers seconded. The motion passed 5-0.

Staff told the commission the AG district was created with adoption of Title 15; the county currently has few parcels zoned AG and Title 15’s AG category is intended to reflect agricultural uses such as non‑irrigated agriculture and limited tourist‑oriented commercial activities that are compatible with rural character. Staff cited master plan policy LU 4.1 encouraging continuation of agricultural lifestyles in rural areas.

The applicant’s stated intent, as described in the staff report, is to continue lavender cultivation and to pursue a small family store, light commerce and a wedding/visitor venue in the future. Staff emphasized that several potential future commercial or tourist uses would require additional entitlements: an RV park would require a conditional use permit (CUP), a hotel/motel would be subject to Administrative Development Review (ADR), and other commercial uses could require CUPs or other approvals before operations could begin.

No public comments were received in person or online during the hearing. Staff said the property is served by an individual well and septic; if the applicant pursues expanded commercial uses, those utilities would need to be addressed during conditional use or ADR review.

The commission’s recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners does not itself change zoning; it forwards the matter for a final decision by the board. Staff indicated future site-specific development proposals would return for separate review.

","The planning commission forwarded a recommendation to the board of county commissioners to change zoning from RR-5 to AG for a 23.16‑acre parcel at 1380 Highway 208 to support existing agricultural uses and planned agricultural-tourism activities; vote 5-0.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6585978,"Planning commission approves two-parcel split on Mackenzie Lane",284,1942000,2226000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5566675-d5bbc26df802eb7454852b6518759293&start=1942&end=2226","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5566675-d5bbc26df802eb7454852b6518759293/thumbnail_1942000.jpg","/articles/6585978/Lyon-County/Nevada/Planning-commission-approves-two-parcel-split-on-Mackenzie-Lane","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6585978-cde09bfc7be6d40d2c4a0ff83baf251f/orig.mp4?Expires=1775005263&Signature=hc-irujWQthINT4kFZ-S2cqveGGb94sjtqHL6VrlNoe485hUHpjuSERLdXxLRYEqFjZ2qlM4pSzVCiy6xO2FI426MAD~-y9NXD6LRDWLJ2FiRlbY2-dJ3TD4SI8qUe7F70Zu4haV8RArwbdq5iYlCGWx9oycXiODtZ7eAvcwwJcd4U1YHMd7Jhia9B1j4B7S8BR9G9goHi0D6cfTrEpb2E3OQyAIClueKiQbwCizos~ldOoO4tbY8kDA5FJhkD68CHH2hv74TnSoW7U4f1PPhbVhCD7f77vFctPxfw9xSkZ6HR-sbj5--4nFA6om3n2iW0-0olo4r0EMvx0NHJhCDw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Lyon County Planning Commission voted 5-0 to approve a tentative parcel map that divides an approximately 40.33-acre property on Mackenzie Lane in Mason Valley into two parcels, the smaller parcel being 20 acres.

The application, submitted by Raylan D. and Paula J. Bodin (APN 012-281-15; PLZ-2025-046), proposes two parcels titled Parcel 2A (about 20.33 acres) and Parcel 2B (about 20 acres). Commissioner Merritt moved approval and Commissioner Sellers seconded; the motion passed unanimously.

Staff reported the site is currently vacant with one well on the property; future development would require additional wells, septic systems and county road encroachment permits for any new driveways. The property sits in an area designated agricultural in the Mason Valley Rural Character District and converts from Title 10 RR-5 to Title 15 RR-20 zoning standards under the county’s code. Staff said parcels meet the minimum 20-acre net lot-size and frontage standards and that the proposal should have minimal impact on existing streets and drainage. Mason Valley Fire Protection District plan review will be required prior to future development.

No public comments were received in person or online on the item, and the applicant did not provide additional testimony during the hearing.

The commission’s approval is limited to the tentative parcel map; future structures or use changes require separate permitting and plan review. The packet lists 13 conditions of approval for this tentative map.","Commissioners approved a tentative parcel map to split a 40.33-acre Mason Valley parcel into two parcels (smallest 20 acres); approval was subject to 13 conditions and passed 5-0.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6585983,"Lyon County planning commission approves 3-way split of Mason Valley parcel",398,1479000,1877000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5566675-d5bbc26df802eb7454852b6518759293&start=1479&end=1877","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5566675-d5bbc26df802eb7454852b6518759293/thumbnail_1479000.jpg","/articles/6585983/Lyon-County/Nevada/Lyon-County-planning-commission-approves-3-way-split-of-Mason-Valley-parcel","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6585983-e879f2c6b43c1c2a4b70323f91a71236/orig.mp4?Expires=1775005263&Signature=Evx~Y3SZLLbfnQDZ2WtP6Bmuf1HPvnLNtIH~ZqS86U4yMryaQrpeZCT0Z35jq~xicto~IteLCF6XPEmJvzyTTpq0uzkDszxSoaqO0BvknwTO18Hea0Z3YYjNxDAHVoHgtDzmG09m0KGhtlPXXPiyp4WnC9Wx~XxJbmVoXHYs7~PqJCRs2y3NEeEU4yD7ACMP9fdTXmoR0ioJWxbXi8srUlUisZYh97Kg~HhQNGDt~9hVxdTrGKgECPk44-LX0VSdqkcTYF5DwwSlWgEGSrZ5reNdo25dMqRmfmyIMDSvVuxcdTwT3jk2C66WqoB-mxaVanrQ8NuyLsId6imJFJQSIw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Lyon County Planning Commission on a unanimous 5-0 vote approved a tentative parcel map to divide an approximately 196.03-acre property in Mason Valley into three parcels, the smallest measuring about 20.49 acres.

The commission’s action forwards approval for the tentative parcel map submitted by Essen Properties LLC (listed in materials as SE/SC Properties LLC in some places) for the property at 460 Miller Lane (APN 014-321-21; PLZ-2025-040), subject to 12 conditions of approval. Commissioner Audrey Allen made the motion; Commissioner Merritt seconded. The motion passed 5-0.

The staff presentation described the proposal as a division of an existing agricultural parcel that contains two residences and agricultural uses. According to staff, Parcel B contains an existing residence served by a well and an individual septic system currently shared between two residences; Parcel C contains another residence that would need a new well and septic if separated. The largest parcel (about 118 acres as shown in the application materials) would remain in agricultural use. Staff said the tentative parcel map is governed by Lyon County Code (Title 15) review criteria for tentative parcel maps and that the proposed parcels meet minimum lot-size and frontage standards for the R-20 / RR-20 standard into which the property converts under Title 15.

Staff noted one constraint for any future additional development: the larger agricultural portion lies within a flood zone and would require an elevation certificate and development plan for any new structures. Mason Valley Fire Protection District review would also be required for future development. Staff told the commission it did not receive substantive comments from reviewing agencies and characterized the map as “a pretty straightforward tentative parcel map.”

No members of the public spoke on the item and the applicant was present online but made no public statements at the hearing.

The commission’s approval record notes the action is a tentative parcel map only; any future construction or commercial change would require separate permits and reviews. The motion and findings cited the county’s tentative parcel map review criteria in Lyon County Code (Title 15) and the master plan agricultural designation for the area.

The commission recorded the action as approved with conditions; the packet identifies the APN and the 12 conditions of approval to be satisfied prior to final map submittal.

Looking ahead, staff said final engineering review will occur before final map acceptance to avoid substantive post-approval changes and to ensure required utilities, access easements and any floodplain documentation are in place.","The planning commission approved a tentative parcel map to divide an approximately 196.03-acre Mason Valley parcel into three lots, the smallest about 20.49 acres, subject to 12 conditions of approval; vote was 5-0.","actionData","errors"]

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