Council approves Pulte Homes rezoning for 121-lot single-family PUD on Losee Road

The North Las Vegas City Council on July 15 approved a Pulte Homes proposal to amend the comprehensive master plan and reclassify nearly 16.8–17 acres near East Tropical Parkway and Losee Road to a Planned Unit Development to allow 121 single-family residential lots.

Bob Grone, representing Pulte Homes, told the council the site — historically referenced as the Bingham property — would be developed with two product lines (single-story and two-story homes). He said the plan includes larger rear yards ("some of the rear yards in the back here can go all the way up to 59 feet in the rear yard," the applicant noted) and open space that exceeds minimum requirements. Grone requested that the ordinance remove a condition requiring a dedicated dog park, saying the developer would instead provide promenade open space with benches, shade and dog stations and allow a future HOA to add a dog park if desired.

Councilwoman Ruth Garcia Anderson (Ward 2) thanked the applicant and staff for outreach and asked for additional detail on the amenity package; Grone confirmed benches, covered shade, tot lots and dog-waste stations will be included. Staff and the planning commission recommended approval; the council moved to approve AMP-03-2026 and the related zoning ordinance with the amended condition to remove the dog-park clause. The applicant estimated the development timeline as roughly one to two years to proceed through final planning and permitting before construction.

The council's action will allow Pulte to return with a final development plan and amenities package for administrative review and final approvals.