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Zoning commission approves Maverick gas station site with neighborhood conditions
Summary
The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a zone change and related design review for a 5-acre Maverick site north of Silverado Ranch Boulevard and east of Dean Martin Drive, with neighbor-agreed conditions (one curb cut on Dean Martin, cross access, signage to be decided at a public hearing and muted canopy colors).
The Clark County Zoning Commission voted to approve a zone change and related design and easement items for a proposed Maverick convenience store and gas station near the I‑15/Silverado Ranch Boulevard interchange.
Tony Celeste, representing Maverick, told commissioners the proposal would rezone five acres to Commercial General and place the convenience store and fuel pumps on the southern 2.5 acres. Celeste said the developer agreed to neighbor-requested conditions including a single curb cut on Dean Martin Drive, cross-access easements with the adjacent parcel and a revised, earth‑tone canopy.
Neighbor Pam Kaiser and others urged the record show Dean Martin Drive is classified as a collector, not an arterial, and provided a county map to support that assertion. Planning staff member Juwan confirmed the road is an 80‑foot collector right‑of‑way, and commissioners directed that confirmation be entered into the record.
Commissioner Naff moved approval of items 10, 11 and 12 with the conditions read into the record (design review for future north parcel, signage subject to a public hearing, one curb cut, cross access and the revised canopy elevation). The motion carried.
Staff and the applicant said the approval is conditioned on the revised elevation and the additional conditions agreed at neighborhood meetings. The next administrative steps include submission of final design review materials and any required building permits.
