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Votes at a glance: Paradise advisory board actions, March 11, 2025
Summary
The Paradise Town Advisory Board took advisory votes on multiple land-use items March 11, forwarding several items to county review and approving use permits and design reviews subject to staff conditions.
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On March 11 the Paradise Town Advisory Board took the following advisory actions; all votes were by voice and recorded as "Aye" with no recorded opposition. These are advisory recommendations; final approvals and specific conditions will be determined by Clark County planning and other agencies as applicable.
- Item 2 (PA2570005): Master-plan amendment for Bridge Counseling Association (reclassify PU/NC to Corridor Mixed Use) — Approved, forwarded to planning commission (hearing April 1).
- Item 3 (NC250084): Zone change to reclassify 2.6 acres from CP to CG for Bridge Counseling Association expansion — Approved.
- Item 4 (UC250085): Use permits, waivers of development standards and design review for Bridge Counseling Association hospital expansion and multifamily transitional housing — Approved subject to staff conditions.
- Item 5 (UC2500125): Tropicana Land LLC use permits, waivers and design review for a proposed enclosed 30,000-seat ballpark and supporting garage — Approved subject to staff conditions; applicant submitted traffic and parking studies and staff asked for continued coordination with Metro, RTC and county public works.
- Items 6 & 7 (DSDS250132 and UC2503133): Rebel Land Development LLC and related vacant-abandonment and use-permit requests for a commercial redevelopment at Flamingo Road and Paradise Road — Approved with staff preliminary conditions.
- Item 1 (UC250079): Botch Property LLC use permit (retail in an industrial zone) — Trailed to a later meeting date (rescheduled to March 25).
The board recorded each approval by voice vote; board members did not perform a roll-call in the public record. Where the board’s size was referenced at the meeting, the chair noted one member (Renee Juannas Juannas) was absent; motions therefore recorded as unanimous among those present and forwarded for county review.
