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Committee corrects Lone Mountain West density table to align with Las Vegas 2050 plan

2117619 · January 13, 2025
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Summary

By unanimous motion the recommending committee advanced bill 2024-43, amending the Lone Mountain West master development plan table to correct residential-density inconsistencies and align the code with the Las Vegas 2050 master plan; the bill goes to council Feb. 5.

The recommending committee on Jan. 13 approved bill 2024-43 to amend the Lone Mountain West master development plan and design standards to correct an inconsistency in a residential-density table and bring the document into alignment with the Las Vegas 2050 master plan.

Seth Floyd, community development director (for the record), summarized the change: "The bill before you is to amend, the table where there's an inconsistency in the overall density. This puts it in alignment with the 2050 master plan, and that's the sum of the bill." The committee opened a public hearing and recorded no public speakers on the item. A motion to approve passed and staff said the ordinance will be heard at the Feb. 5, 2025 city council meeting.

Ending: Staff did not identify additional substantive changes; the amendment is a technical correction to ensure consistency between the master development plan materials and the 2050 master plan and now proceeds to council for final action.