Paradise Town Board approves multiple right‑of‑way vacations, design reviews and use permits; several items move to next county steps

The Paradise Town Board took final advisory action on a slate of land‑use items at its Feb. 11 meeting, approving multiple right‑of‑way vacations, design reviews, waivers and use‑permit extensions for properties in Paradise and directing several matters to the county’s next review stages.

The approvals covered a mix of administrative and routine land‑use items, including vacations of small roadway segments, design reviews for accessory structures and warehouse/offices, and use‑permit extensions for lodging and entertainment uses. Many items carried only brief staff presentations and no public speakers.

Why it matters: These routine approvals and waivers shape parcel access, future construction and local business operations across Paradise; they also determine which projects go forward to the Planning Commission or county permitting channels for final action.

Votes at a glance (selected items) - VA240767 (County Public Works) — Vacation/abandonment of multiple short segments of right‑of‑way across Paradise: Motion to approve subject to staff and commission conditions; board approved (vote tally not specified). - BS25024 (Sahara Ridge Storage LLC) — Vacation of a portion of Desert Inn Road (parcel adjustment previously approved): Motion to approve subject to staff preliminary conditions; board approved (vote tally not specified). - Case 240704 (MD Properties / DP Driftwood LLC) — Use permit for office within existing commercial/industrial complex (9.39 acres): Motion to approve subject to staff conditions; board approved (vote tally not specified). - DR25002 (Maxwell / Travis Dean) — Design review to allow a metal accessory garage on a single‑family lot (RS‑20 zone): Motion to approve with staff conditions; board approved (vote tally not specified). - UC25400003 (Atrium Holding LLC) — Time extension for long‑term lodging project and multiple waivers (CR commercial resort zone): Motion to approve subject to preliminary staff conditions; board approved (vote tally not specified). - US250034 (SG Vegas Owner LLC) — Use permit for recreational entertainment facility in existing shopping center (Vegas venue): Motion to approve with staff recommendation; board approved (vote tally not specified). - VS250065 / WS25006 (Post Road Capital Real Estate Fund LP) — Vacation of easement and waivers for a communications/utility building on 9½ acres (industrial area): Items read together; motion to approve with preliminary staff conditions; board approved (vote tally not specified). - WWS25001 (Kaufman) — Waiver for reduced front setback for a carport on a single‑family lot (RS‑5.2): Motion to approve with preliminary staff conditions; board approved (vote tally not specified). - WS2407566 (Las Vegas Airport Center LLC) — Waivers and design review for a multi‑level parking garage / airport parking facility; applicant said FAA and airport review supported an increase in height; motion to approve with preliminary staff conditions; board approved (vote tally not specified). - ZC240749 / UC24075 (California Development LLC) — Zone change to IL and use permit/design review for an office/warehouse (Sunset Road / Gears Drive) with several waivers: Motion(s) to recommend approval with staff conditions and a limit on the number of frontage display structures; board approved (vote tally not specified).

What the records show and what they don’t Most motions were approved “subject to preliminary staff conditions” or “subject to staff’s recommendations.” In the public record of the meeting the specific vote tallies (names of yes/no votes) were typically not read aloud, so the transcript records a passage of the motion but not a roll‑call tally for most items. When the board flagged items to be heard in a different sequence, staff and applicants confirmed they would proceed to the next hearing step or refile as needed.

Clarifying details extracted from staff and applicants - Several vacation items were described as housekeeping adjustments needed before producing reversionary parcel maps or correcting previously approved applications. - The airport parking garage project previously received a notice of non‑hazard determination from the FAA and a notice of final action for an earlier version of the project; the present request included an increase in height (additional floors) that the applicant said gained FAA review and airport director support. - The Post Road data‑center/utility site is proposed within an industrial area adjacent to a railroad; applicant indicated existing outside storage next to the residential parcel across the tracks when requesting waivers for residential adjacency standards.

Next steps Approved advisory recommendations and motions marked for further review will move forward through the county planning process and, where required, to the Planning Commission and Board of County Commissioners for final action. Applicants and staff will prepare the required documents and conditions indicated by the board’s preliminary approvals.

Ending The board closed the meeting after public comment and set its next meeting for Feb. 25, 2025; projects approved or recommended at the Feb. 11 hearing will appear on subsequent county review agendas as indicated.