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Commission approves tentative map to subdivide McCarron Quail Park into 42 commercial units
Summary
The commission approved a tentative map (LDC26-000076) to convert six existing office buildings on McCarron Quail Park into 42 individually owned commercial suites; staff and the applicant said no new construction or changes to site layout are planned.
The Reno City Planning Commission unanimously approved a tentative map on June 4 that will subdivide six existing office buildings on a 7.22-acre site into 42 individually owned commercial units (case LDC26-000076).
Nathan Gilbert summarized the request as a straightforward subdivision of existing buildings with no new construction, no change to on-site parking or circulation, and infrastructure already in place. Applicant representative Brook Oswald said the change converts leased suites into individually owned units to help retain and invest in local businesses. "Ownership keeps business in Reno," Oswald said, adding that the project meets landscaping and parking standards.
Staff recommended approval subject to conditions; there were no public objections. Commissioner Christina Delviar moved to approve the tentative map and Commissioner Sean McCoy seconded; the motion carried by voice vote with all present voting in favor. The applicant will proceed with final mapping and satisfy standard conditions in the staff report.
