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Clark County Department of Aviation seeks right-of-way vacations on south Strip parcels to enable development flexibility
Summary
The Clark County Department of Aviation filed an application to vacate portions of rights-of-way near the Las Vegas Strip — including Haven Street, 4 Seasons Drive and Mandalay Bay Road — to allow greater flexibility for development adjacent to airport property; Paradise Town Board recommended approval.
Clark County planning staff told the Planning Commission on May 6 that the Clark County Department of Aviation has applied to vacate portions of rights of way adjacent to airport-area property on the south side of the Las Vegas Strip.
The request, listed as VS-250211, would vacate public rights of way including Haven Street, 4 Seasons Drive and Mandalay Bay Road to give the Department of Aviation greater flexibility for future development. Paradise Town Board recommended approval, staff said.
Staff framed the item as a standard vacation request tied to future development plans by the aviation department; at the briefing the commission did not conduct a public hearing or vote. The transcript records staff’s summary of affected streets but does not include project plans or a timeline for development.
Any future development enabled by vacating rights of way will be subject to subsequent permitting and review processes. The transcript does not record comments from the Department of Aviation or from neighboring property owners at the briefing.
