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The commission approved the final minutes of the July 23, 2025 regular meeting. Commissioner Cosgrove announced the motion to approve and the chair called for the ayes; the chair later said, \"That motion carries\" after no opposition was recorded.

The commission also approved two membership renewals that will be paid from the HPC's operating budget: $200 to renew the commission's membership in the National Alliance of Preservation Commissions and $250 to renew membership in the National Trust for Historic Preservation's Preservation Leadership Forum. The items were presented by Dr. Diane Seabrent and motions to approve were put and carried; the meeting record notes the vice chair voted in favor as well. Specific individual vote tallies beyond those statements were not recorded on the transcript.

Staff provided a financial update on the commission's grants and operational accounts. Teresa Smith reported that fiscal-year 2024 grants that were still open have closed with approximately $56,600 paid out and about $3,000 unspent returning to the HPC budget. For fiscal year 2025, the commission awarded roughly $48,000 and had paid out a little over $19,000, leaving a remaining balance of about $28,600; one grant returned $2,225 unspent. Two grants remain open into fiscal 2026: a Floyd Lamb Park historical-report project with a remaining balance of $25,775, and travel funding for the National Trust PastForward 2025 conference with $2,621 remaining of the $15,000 originally approved (the commission has spent $12,378 to date). Smith said the commission will begin fiscal year 2026 with $244,584, including $150,000 from the Centennial Commission.

The report also included operational expenses for the strategic outreach program (postcards, printing and a luncheon), which had spent about $1,000 with $6,659 remaining for allocation. No formal action was required on the budget presentation at the meeting.

Summary of formal actions recorded in the meeting: approve minutes (July 23, 2025); approve membership renewal, National Alliance of Preservation Commissions ($200); approve membership renewal, National Trust Preservation Leadership Forum ($250).","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","CLV 08-27-2025 Historic Preservation Commission Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","The commission approved the July 23, 2025 meeting minutes and renewed memberships with the National Alliance of Preservation Commissions and the National Trust Preservation Leadership Forum, committing $200 and $250 respectively. Staff also presented a fiscal report and several project updates.","taxTitle","Las Vegas , Clark County, Nevada","taxId",2670,"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},6479430,"Nevada state historic preservation officer briefs Las Vegas commission on funding stability, staffing and NevCRIS improvements",628,1512000,2140000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5693748-995ca29d5a4e730bcaa8e2621b608406&start=1512&end=2140","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5693748-995ca29d5a4e730bcaa8e2621b608406/thumbnail_1512000.jpg","/articles/6479430/Las-Vegas/Clark-County/Nevada/Nevada-state-historic-preservation-officer-briefs-Las-Vegas-commission-on-funding-stability-staffing-and-NevCRIS-improvements","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6479430-4cecf404308221f6deca0bdb9a7263e7/orig.mp4?Expires=1771104078&Signature=J5Dvwr1GYCPIZsVhPKY5kw86hTuTRINwMy1keOxzwugbCQG3WvCDEf2Z4jyAckELOwdWWU2Qf2A8CLg7Fw1buOllo2POLSOW1c7~CJUMnjQF7ycPkys1-dap44N218GeSMaOkgGPgsNd~yzYOdA3iKcfvDyDTSj3aVJxi~IfCkcdHANnlz8BekzleDAND6Q~n4hQ7Ew1vyS6BqwLmzRNAgjZ5O9qVki8c4ziwyTPRjxyIHzU7-uTNIIKMPVTpwGa5s7R2WvcTFChd3uhrxF1KXwgONngGpqI-NnENKjdRxNlPYy9C0CYwPJ-NSlTcH4fARiJXrPDrQ6pfO6zLmLRFQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Arthur Krupich, the new state historic preservation officer for Nevada, told the Las Vegas Historic Preservation Commission that the federal funding picture that supports state SHPO offices has stabilized and that his office is focusing on staffing, digital efficiency and outreach to local commissions.

Krupich said Nevada's SHPO has submitted applications for its latest federal allocation from the Historic Preservation Fund (HPF) and that current indications show funding intact through September 2027. \"That is actually now stabilizing... we just put in for our most recent... pot of money... we should hear soon, and it's looking now like our funding at the SHPO is stable until September 2027,\" Krupich said.

He described a two-pronged approach to improving service: hiring to fill vacancies and streamlining internal processes so project reviews do not become a source of delay. \"We are making a push... to get out on social media, work with our community members... and even before we fill our open positions, I want all of you to know that, I'm working actively with staff on ways to become more efficient,\" he said.

Krupich reviewed NevCRIS, the Nevada Cultural Resource Information System, describing it as a restricted mapping and records application used by qualified professionals to view recorded archaeological sites and many historic buildings statewide. He said NevCRIS has added new reporting features, polygon uploads for project areas, and is becoming more efficient for practitioners and agency review. \"It's a mapping app that shows literally all the archaeology sites and many of the historic buildings in our state that have been recorded,\" Krupich said.

On digital submissions, Krupich said the SHPO historically relied on paper and is evaluating platforms — in-house or commercial — to accept digital project records and speed turnaround. He also said he intends to increase in-person presence in Las Vegas and elsewhere around the state, contingent on budget, and pledged a customer-service approach to help local commissions and applicants navigate standards and approvals.

Krupich said the SHPO continues to uphold the Secretary of the Interior's standards while seeking ways to facilitate rehabilitation projects and reduce administrative delay. He invited local commissions to expect more regular communication and training and said the SHPO will work to support CLG (Certified Local Government) grants and context studies, noting there were no immediate changes to CLG funding levels.

The commission asked about historic-context reports and CLG priorities; Krupich said expanding and making context statements more geographically and demographically inclusive is a priority. No formal action was taken on the report.","Arthur Krupich, Nevada State Historic Preservation Officer, said federal Historic Preservation Fund outlook has stabilized through 2027, SHPO is pursuing staffing and efficiency improvements, and the NevCRIS mapping/database will be expanded and modernized.",{"_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},6479435,"Developers give Historic Preservation Commission update on Huntridge Theatre; cell-tower relocation and theatre coalition under negotiation",1352,156000,1508000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5693748-995ca29d5a4e730bcaa8e2621b608406&start=156&end=1508","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5693748-995ca29d5a4e730bcaa8e2621b608406/thumbnail_156000.jpg","/articles/6479435/Las-Vegas/Clark-County/Nevada/Developers-give-Historic-Preservation-Commission-update-on-Huntridge-Theatre-cell-tower-relocation-and-theatre-coalition-under-negotiation","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6479435-b836090fb7dc57fd36b42a38a98a1ff2/orig.mp4?Expires=1771104078&Signature=fjvnvPhW5IUeRSRXfxYfzXE6~Ns~EsCF8mbUWNPFWUG6SoyiyhVHhXrfMCz6oX8xXBSp1nInWguX3IcRiMRwqyOMPVc3KzogtGM99Y~9XaUDcISj8GDw7uGmzfXuxRpdnXIx8FkVLkPs4WbxRq6TZWeBg5PKLsrp7jEPoegD~v7HA2RdLvN3wqO7FpNFfcMH304GZW2K0aOH3jTjIpxkdpqXZPG1FhvNLntqCqXReUfNBqYYFORulkqiUUOIDcqKFX1r-a95W3mWrbaATgGgDhg~yccHV6gXJWbn~t68mdkqLlQofgfG54u0TtWO4fhEUptDRcgrVB1ari2uVHvnkQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Jay Dapper, principal of Dapper Companies, updated the Las Vegas Historic Preservation Commission on the Huntridge Theatre project at 1208 E. Charleston Blvd., saying the developer is coordinating with the city and prospective arts tenants as it finalizes design changes and leasing plans.

Dapper told commissioners the site is being used temporarily as a staging area by a city public-works contractor working on a Charleston Boulevard storm-drain project and that the contractor fenced part of the theater parking lot and put in surveillance and equipment under a month-to-month agreement that can be terminated on 30 days' notice. \"If you've gone by there recently and you've seen some fencing up and then some construction vehicles and things in the parking lot, that's what that's for,\" Dapper said.

The developer said litigation over a rooftop cell tower with the operator — named in earlier filings as AT&T and Crown Castle — is no longer active and that negotiations are under way to renew the operator's lease and relocate the tower to the back corner of the property. \"I'm happy to report that, there's no current litigation going on. We're in talks right now with them to renew their lease and to relocate, to the back corner of the property,\" Dapper said, adding he expects an agreement within months.

Dapper described progress on tenanting and programming for the theater. Soho Playhouse holds a lease for the performance space and has added new board members, including Dr. Keith Bowman, who Dapper said brings experience from the Smith Center and connections to a coalition of local theater organizations. That coalition, Dapper said, has raised new design requests — notably rehearsal space — that the team is evaluating with theater consultants Fisher DAX (FDA) and architect Gensler. \"They hired a consulting firm named FDA... They started to work with Gensler, our architect, to suggest some changes that we could make to our existing plan to accommodate things like, rehearsal space,\" Dapper said.

Dapper said the team is investigating whether recommended changes can be made without triggering a new public hearing or otherwise requiring a repeat of prior approvals. If changes stay within the approved project envelope, the developer will update architectural, mechanical, electrical and life-safety plans, submit them to the city and then seek building permits before starting construction. \"One of the things that we were a little worried about is some of the recommendations could have caused us to have to potentially go back into the public hearing process... So it's my hope that we don't have to go back through the approval process,\" he said.

On commercial tenancy, Dapper said the former post office at the front of the site has been leased to a concept called Bar Central, a roughly 6,200-square-foot space whose tenant-improvement plans are complete and expected to be submitted to the city for permitting soon. He said the developer is exploring whether Bar Central could be permitted and opened before work on the theater proper, though civil and core-and-shell work across the adjacent buildings could complicate a staggered schedule.

Commissioners asked about schedule impacts and site security. Dapper said the staging use of the parking lot is not expected to delay the project because the contractor can vacate on 30 days' notice. He described existing private security that patrols multiple downtown properties and noted the contractor's presence and fencing have improved security and reduced trespass and arson risk; he recounted one small winter fire that was quickly extinguished by the fire department.

Dapper invited further questions and said the team will continue investigating changes and tenant coordination.

The presentation was an informational report; no formal action or vote was taken by the commission on the Huntridge update.","Dapper Companies reported progress on the Huntridge Theatre project in east Las Vegas, saying a city storm-drain contractor is using part of the site for staging, talks are underway to relocate a cell tower, and Soho Playhouse-led theater groups are exploring tenancy and rehearsal-space changes.","actionData","errors"]

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