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Planning commission approves storage extension, rezoning recommendation and two home permits; tables then approves second home
Summary
On Feb. 11 the North Las Vegas Planning Commission approved an extension for a mini-storage project, recommended a rezoning to city council for a 155,000 sq ft warehouse site, and approved special-use permits for two single-family homes (Ramirez and Soriano), with one Soriano item temporarily tabled to ensure Spanish-language assistance.
At its Feb. 11 meeting the North Las Vegas Planning Commission acted on several land-use items: it approved an extension of time for a mini-storage special-use permit, recommended a rezoning to city council for an industrial warehouse project, and approved two separate special-use permits to allow single-family dwellings in R-3 zoned lots.
Staff described SUP 59-2023 as an extension to allow construction to start for a 125,000-square-foot mini-storage facility proposed at 6356 North Simmons Street on a 3.44-acre site, with 724 proposed units and 69 RV/boat parking spaces; staff recommended the extension and the commission approved it after the applicant, Sheldon Colon, indicated agreement with an added condition.
For ZN-152025, LM Construction requested reclassification of 9.13 acres at 2903 North Martin Luther King Boulevard from PUD to M-2 to allow an industrial development. Applicant Jason Vossmer described plans for a 155,000-square-foot, single-story concrete tilt-up office/warehouse divisible into three tenant spaces. Staff noted required roadway improvements (a combined right-turn and bus turn lane per RTC) and landscaping updates; the commission voted to recommend approval to city council (final action rests with the council).
On neighborhood home requests, SUP 504-2025 (Ramirez residence) — for a lot on McCarran Street approximately 255 feet south of East Cary Avenue — was approved with conditions; applicant Juan Ramirez confirmed the dwelling will be his primary residence. SUP 552-2025 (Soriano residence) was initially tabled so the applicant could consult with staff and receive Spanish-language assistance, then resumed later in the meeting and approved with conditions.
Votes at a glance: - SUP 59-2023 (mini-storage extension at Centennial & Simmons) — Approved (extension of time). Staff recommended approval. Applicant: Sheldon Colon. - ZN-152025 (rezone to M-2 at 2903 N. Martin Luther King Blvd) — Commission recommended approval to city council. Applicant: LM Construction (Jason Vossmer). Final action by city council. - SUP 504-2025 (Ramirez residence, McCarran Street) — Approved with conditions. Applicant: Juan Ramirez. - SUP 552-2025 (Soriano residence, 2321 McCarran Street) — Tabled, resumed and approved with conditions. Applicant: Alma Soriano.
Commissioners thanked staff for translation support that helped applicants understand conditions. The meeting closed with staff reminders about local Black History Month events and the chair adjourned the meeting.
