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Council approves consent agenda, land sale to Clark County and refers municipal-code bill to June 16
Summary
The council voted unanimously to adopt the consent agenda, approved a resolution to sell 0.27 acres to Clark County, and referred Bill 3925 (amendments to Henderson Municipal Code sections on mobile/novelty food vendors and business license fees) to the June 16 meeting.
At its June 2 meeting the Henderson City Council approved several routine and administrative items. The council accepted the consent agenda (motion by Councilman Seabach) and moved through scheduled votes without roll-call tallies beyond a unanimous confirmation that "all members voted in favor."
On new business the council adopted a resolution authorizing the sale of a 0.27-acre city-owned remnant parcel to Clark County for $1 so the county can incorporate it into the Clark County Museum; staff recommended adopting the resolution and the council carried the motion. Staff later asked that the record reflect the resolution number should be 4686.
The council also heard the title reading for Bill 3925, which would amend sections of the Henderson Municipal Code related to mobile food vendors, novelty food vendors, photography and videography sales services, and business license fees. Staff recommended referral and the council voted to refer Bill 3925 to the council regular meeting on June 16, 2026, for further consideration.
Motions registering the outcomes were recorded orally; the meeting transcript notes unanimous support for the recorded motions but does not provide member-by-member vote breakdowns.
