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Historic Preservation Commission approves $910 training funding, defers two building reports to July 23
Summary
The Las Vegas Historic Preservation Commission approved up to $910 to send commissioners to a virtual preservation short course and voted to defer two property status reports by Dapper Companies until the July 23 meeting; the votes were taken by voice and no roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript.
The Las Vegas Historic Preservation Commission approved funding of up to $910 to allow commissioners to attend a virtual National Alliance of Preservation Commissions summer short course and voted to defer two building-status reports from Dapper Companies until the commission's July 23 meeting.
The action came during the commission's regular meeting after staff advised that Jay Dapper, principal of Dapper Companies, was unable to attend due to a family emergency and requested the items be held in abeyance. Commissioner Modigliere moved to approve the May minutes earlier in the meeting. Commissioner Moody made the motions to defer the two reports and to approve the short-course funding; both motions were carried by voice votes. The transcript records the motions and that each item “passes” but does not provide a roll-call tally.
The deferred items are reports on the status of the Hunteridge Theater, at 1208 East Charleston Boulevard, and the Mission Linen Building, at 1001 South First Street. Staff said both reports would be rescheduled for July 23 because Dapper was not present to present them.
On continuing education, staff described the NAPC virtual short course as an online program running Aug. 20–21, 2025, with recorded sessions available afterward for approximately three months. Commissioners who wish to participate were tallied during the meeting; the commission approved spending from the HPC budget up to $910 to cover attendance for those commissioners.
Acting Chair Laramie confirmed a quorum and noted two members were participating by phone; Chair Stodahl joined by phone. The meeting record shows the motions were adopted by voice vote and that no members registered a recorded “nay” in the transcript excerpt.
The commission's next regular meeting was referenced as July 23, when the deferred reports are scheduled to be heard.
