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Commission approves temporary relocation of city recuperative care center to health and wellness building
Summary
The planning commission approved a special use permit allowing the City of Las Vegas to temporarily relocate its recuperative care center to the second floor of a city‑owned health and wellness center while the permanent facility is demolished and rebuilt. The temporary site will offer 17 beds and continue operations funded by existing grants.
The Las Vegas Planning Commission approved a special use permit that will allow the city to temporarily relocate its recuperative care center — a respite facility for people experiencing homelessness discharged from hospitals — to the second floor of the City’s health and wellness center at 1450 North Main Street.
Arcelia Barajas, Director of Neighborhood Services, told the commission the temporary…
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