Clark County Learning Lab February 19, 2026: Development Inspection

Clark County Development Engineering · February 19, 2026

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Opening and purpose of development inspection cases

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Emil Haddad (Development Engineering) opened the session and defined the development inspection (DIN) case: the county review/inspection process that applies when grading/stormwater thresholds are met to protect public health and safety. He gave examples of triggers (e.g., grading on a site less than one acre but >50 yd³ requires a grading permit) and said DIN is used for subdivisions, short plats (2–9 lots), commercial site plans, drainage/excavation, stockpile permits and private residences on tax lots.

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Clark County Development Engineering staff presented how the county’s Development Inspection (DIN) case process works — application steps, required documents (including a Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead/Cecil certificate when applicable), timelines, inspections, bonds and the two-year warranty period — and answered homeowner, contractor and developer questions about scheduling, fees and work hours.

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