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Paradise advisory board approves renaming portion of public right-of-way to Penn And Teller Drive

5871212 · April 29, 2025
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Summary

The Paradise Town Advisory Board approved a request to rename a portion of public right-of-way from Viking Road to Penn And Teller Drive and forwarded the street-name change to county planners with preliminary staff conditions.

The Paradise Town Advisory Board voted to approve preliminary staff conditions on a street-name change request to rename a portion of public right-of-way from Viking Road to Penn And Teller Drive.

Madam Chair (Paradise Town Advisory Board) read agenda item SC250241 into the record. Applicant Glen Allen stated his name and address and described the requested change for a section of right-of-way on the east side of Valley View Boulevard, roughly 1,200 feet north of Flamingo Road in Paradise.

Board members asked routine implementation questions — including whether sign replacements and addressing updates would be required — and noted that the proposer would be responsible for costs related to signage and map updates. County staff had recommended denial in the initial report, but board members said they were comfortable moving a recommendation of approval with preliminary staff conditions in place. A board member moved to approve the street-name change subject to preliminary staff conditions; the motion passed by voice vote. The item will move to the county planning calendar; the board record notes the case will appear before the county planning commission on May 20.

No members of the public spoke during the hearing. The record includes an exchange about existing parking and parcel usage near the site; the applicant described the parcel as a parking lot leased to other commercial operators.