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Planning Commission approves Summerlin South golf course redevelopment, allows new single‑family subdivisions and clubhouse
Summary
The commission approved vacation of easements and multiple permits to redevelop about 21 acres of the Summerlin South golf course into new private golf amenities, a clubhouse and two residential subdivisions in Village 18, with applicants withdrawing one 0‑lot line request without prejudice.
The Clark County Planning Commission on July 15 approved four companion items to redevelop a 21‑acre portion of the existing Summerlin South golf course in Village 18 for two new single‑family subdivisions and a new clubhouse. The action included vacating easements, approving use permits and two tentative maps and allows the golf course to be converted from public to private use in the redevelopment area.
Levothy Ohini, attorney for the applicant, described the project as a redevelopment of about 21 acres of the existing golf course, with the northern subdivision consisting of nine large lots and the southern subdivision consisting of six lots. Access was…
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