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REGULAR
BUSINESS
1.
Approve the Agenda with any corrections, deletions or changes APPROVED
2.
Approve the Minutes for the meeting held on
3.
Discuss and make recommendations as required on AG-0967-10
AG-0049-11 is on the
1. AUTHORIZED the chair to write a letter to the
2. TABLED to the
4.
Introduction and discussion of Enterprise TAB bylaws for current term. The bylaws were distributed to the TAB members and will be
discussed at the next TAB meeting.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
NV
Energy is holding a public open house regarding the Warm Springs & I-15
Transmission Line at the Enterprise Library,
PUBLIC COMMENTS
1. A
board member suggested that The Board of County Commissioners review how land
use applications are processed for applicants who owe back taxes. Given the county server financial status, the
county needs to collect all the taxes that are owed. Allowing taxes to remain unpaid is not fair
to the residents and business who pay their taxes.
2. A
developer in the audience countered that if permits were not granted because
back taxes were owed applicants in such situations would not be able to proceed
and would not thereby be able to generate revenue to pay back taxes or employ
individuals.
ADJOURNMENT:
HOLDOVER/RETURED
Applications
H-1 NZC-0982-04 (ET-0164-10) - HURLEY, STEVEN
& DONNA:
APPROVED per staff conditions
USE
PERMIT for
outside storage for a plant nursery to be located in front of the
building. Generally located on the north side of
This is no longer a non-conforming zone
change. The land use was changed to
Commercial Neighborhood in the last master plan update. The TAB discussed making the zone district permanent
as this now a conforming zone change. However,
the connection to the public sewer line has not been resolved by the applicant. The
TAB recommendation is the zone change should not be made permanent until all
the staff concerns are resolved.
H-2 VS-0577-10 – KAROUM, SAMIR J.:
APPROVED per Current Planning “if approved” and Public
Works conditions
VACATE
The TAB was concerned with several factors:
· The lack of a coherent traffic mitigation plan to protect the
long term RNP viability
· Cut-through traffic in the RNP with
· The applicant’s desire to have paved access to their property.
· Access and turnaround for emergency equipment
The RNP areas do not have tentative maps or
subdivision maps defining the neighborhood and traffic patterns/control. Major project subdivisions have one or two
entrances to control traffic and eliminate cut-through traffic. The RNP is viewed by the staff as a series of
cross-hatched roads with little or no planned traffic mitigation for the
neighborhood. RNP-wide traffic plans
should include a combination of chokers / road narrowing, diverters,
neighborhood traffic circles, cul-de-sacs, and chicanes.
The TAB is concerned the planning and protection
afforded major projects and mapped subdivisions does not exist in the RNP
areas. Many of the RNPs in the northeast
It should be noted, a request to discuss RNP
traffic plans with public works was never answered.
The turnaround requirement for emergency
equipment can be determined by public works if this vacation is approved by the
Planning Commission.
ATTACHMENT
A
1. CP-1154-10:
APPROVED to recommend a reduction of
The board cited the following reasons for their
recommendation:
1. The
area is a viable, developing RNP;
2. Residents
of the neighborhood are in favor of the reduction.
4. Rural
road standards are in character with the rural neighborhood;
5. Need
to protect the established rural neighborhood;
That the Enterprise Town Advisory Board accepts
public comments for a potential Amendment to the Transportation Element of the
Comprehensive Plan that could reduce the width of Pebble Road from 100
feet to 60 feet between Rainbow Boulevard and Durango Drive (2 miles),
then forward a recommendation to the Clark County Planning Commission.
The TAB recommendation to reduce Pebble between
There is no resident opposition to this
proposal. The two neighborhood meetings
were held prior to this application coming forward. The first meeting was attended by 25+
residents and the second by 12 residents.
In both meetings, the residents were in favor of the proposed Pebble
reduction recommended by the TAB.
This RNP is the largest in
The staff argued that the nearest east/west
connection to
The RNP areas do not have tentative maps or
subdivision maps defining the neighborhood and traffic patterns/control. Major project subdivisions have one or two
entrances to control traffic and eliminate cut-through traffic. The RNP is viewed by the staff as series of
cross-hatched roads with little or no planned traffic mitigation for the
neighborhood. RNP-wide traffic plans
should include a combination of chokers / road narrowing, diverters,
neighborhood traffic circles, cul-de-sacs, and chicanes.
The residents have worked with the county
since 2000 to establish an equestrian trail in this RNP. Pebble bisects this trail in three
places. The 100 ft. right-of-way makes
it much harder to provide safe equestrian crossings.
2. WS-0620-10 – MORLEY, COREY & SALLY:
HELD by the applicant to
WAIVER
OF DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
for reduced setbacks in conjunction with a proposed 8 lot single family
residential subdivision on 1.0 acre in an R-2 (Medium Density Residential)
Zone. Generally located on the north side of
3. UC-0287-09 (ET-0217-10) – PETERSEN SOUTH
DEVELOPMENT, LLC:
The applicant did not appear:
HELD
until such time that
the applicant may reschedule and appear before the TAB
USE
PERMIT FIRST EXTENSION OF TIME to review outside storage to be stacked above the height of the
screen wall in conjunction with an existing storage yard on 4.6 acres in an M-1
(Light Manufacturing) Zone. Generally located on the east side of
4. VS-1025-08 (ET-0198-10) – HARMONY 19, LLC;
ET AL:
APPROVED 3-2 per staff conditions (Chestnut & Kapriva
nay)
VACATE
5. ZC-1313-02 (ET-0222-10) – NEVADA STATE BANK:
APPROVED per staff conditions with the following
recommendations:
1. The zone
change be made permanent with no Resolution of Intent
2. The
properties on the applicant’s exhibit in pink to be zoned CP;
3. The
properties on the applicant’s exhibit in yellow to be zoned C2;
Note: The
applicant and Comprehensive Planning will assign zone districts to specific
The TAB has questioned the use of
6. ZC-1313-02 (ET-0224-10) – OPAQUE
APPROVED per staff conditions with the following
recommendations:
No Resolution of Intent;
Staff directed to make the zoning permanent.
The TAB has questioned the use of
7. ZC-0865-04 (ET-0225-10) – MOUNTAIN’S
APPROVED per staff conditions with the following
recommendations:
No Resolution of Intent;
Staff directed to make the zoning permanent.
The TAB has questioned the use of
8. UC-0623-10
– TURNBERRY CENTRA
APPROVED per Current Planning conditions
USE
PERMITS for the
following:
1) a convenience store;
2) packaged beer and wine sales; and
3)
packaged liquor sales
in conjunction with an existing regional
shopping center (
The
statements, opinions and observations expressed in this document are solely
those of the author. The opinions stated
in this document are not the official position of any government board,
organization or group. The project
descriptions, ordinances board/commission results are reproduced from publicly
available
David D. Chestnut, Sr.