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Votes at a glance: North Las Vegas City Council actions, May 21, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal actions taken by the North Las Vegas City Council on May 21, 2025, including adoption of the fiscal year 2025–26 budget and several resolutions and public‑hearing outcomes.
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The North Las Vegas City Council on May 21 took the following formal actions during its regular meeting. Where individual roll‑call votes were not recorded in the public transcript, outcomes are recorded as announced by the mayor or clerk.
- Item 1: Approve regular meeting agenda (05/21/2025). Motion to approve the agenda — passed by voice vote.
- Consent agenda (Items 2–12): Motion to approve consent agenda — passed by voice vote.
- Item 13: Amendment to the Aliante master plan development agreement (DA 042024 / Ordinance No. 3210) to permit a single nongaming hotel of 122 rooms on Parcel 42 (detailed article published separately). Motion to pass and adopt the item — passed by voice vote.
- Item 14: Public hearing and adoption of the delinquent utility accounts report; authorization for city staff to file the adopted report with the Clark County Board of County Commissioners. Motion to file the adopted report — passed by voice vote. Staff reported the number of properties with delinquent utility accounts dropped from 1,303 (approx. $1.8 million) to 883 (approx. $1.2 million) after reminder notices; 420 accounts were removed from the list prior to filing.
- Item 15: Public hearing and adoption of tentative budgets for fiscal year 2025–26: City of North Las Vegas, North Las Vegas Redevelopment Agency, and North Las Vegas Library District. Motion to adopt the FY 2025–26 combined budget of about $990.9 million — passed by voice vote. Staff said the general fund is being managed to maintain reserves above the council requirement; redevelopment fund projected to have an approximate $40 million year‑end balance.
- Item 16 (VAC01‑2025): Vacation of five utility easements along Marion Drive between East Cheyenne Avenue and East Colton Avenue. Motion to approve — passed by voice vote.
- Item 17 (Resolution No. 2737): Annual resolution affirming compliance with the Clark County Crime Prevention Act of 2016. Motion to pass and adopt — passed by voice vote.
- Item 18 (Resolution No. 2738): Annual resolution affirming compliance with the Clark County sales and use tax act (2005) for public safety revenue uses. Motion to pass and adopt — passed by voice vote.
Notes: For multiple items the council used voice votes and did not read individual roll calls on the public record; the meeting minutes and official ordinance/resolution documents will contain the formal records and any required signatures. Several public‑hearing items (notably Item 13) generated extended public comment and conditions that will be enforced through the final development plan and permitting processes.
