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The petition and public comments came during the meeting’s public forum. “This vehicle, boat, and RV service facility will again increase traffic and provides absolutely no value for those of us living in this area,” said Donna Ross, a resident at 6752 Millbury Street in North Las Vegas. Ross said residents had previously asked the city for traffic controls; a requested traffic light was installed but was not yet operating.

Other local residents described similar concerns. “I don’t see how this business would help us in this community at all,” said Chris Middleton of 2638 April Green Court, who cited worries about congestion, overnight parking of vehicles waiting for service and impacts on neighborhood character. Vince Morel b Villan, 22850 Gold Ice Court, said the area already contains vehicle-focused uses including a car wash, convenience store and storage facility and that residents prefer restaurants, grocery options, clinics or other amenities that serve daily needs.

Janice Blackmore, manager of The Preserve apartments at Deer Springs and Losee, said she has observed a rise in crashes at the corner and opposed another collision or RV service center. “We do not need another collision center or RV area in that area,” she said, and added that residents need closer grocery and food options.

Planning staff later told the commission that the applicants for items 11 (SUP 23-2025) and 12 (SUP 28-2025) had requested those items be continued to the July 9 meeting; the staff announcement was made on the record during the same meeting. The continuance was recorded by staff and the items will return to the commission on July 9 unless the applicant withdraws or amends the request.

Why it matters: Residents said the proposal would increase traffic, noise and safety risks near family-oriented housing and does not match amenities they say would raise home values. The petition of 53 residents signals organized neighborhood opposition ahead of a future hearing.

Next steps: Planning staff will post the continued items for the July 9 agenda. The commission did not take a final vote on SUP 28-2025 at the June 11 meeting.

Speakers quoted in this article spoke during the public forum portion of the June 11 meeting and are listed below.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","North Las Vegas - Planning Commission Meeting - Jun 11, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Residents from Del Webb Northmatch, Watercolor and nearby developments told the North Las Vegas Planning Commission on June 11 that they oppose SUP 28-2025, a proposed vehicle, boat and RV service facility near Losee Road and Deer Springs Way, and delivered a petition signed by 53 residents asking the city to deny the application.","taxTitle","North Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada","taxId",2672,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6529904,"Planning Commission actions and outcomes — June 11, 2025",574,3706000,4280000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3779372-0dc97ad12c14e87bfcca32c102723898&start=3706&end=4280","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3779372-0dc97ad12c14e87bfcca32c102723898/thumbnail_3706000.jpg","/articles/6529904/North-Las-Vegas/Clark-County/Nevada/Planning-Commission-actions-and-outcomes-June-11-2025","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6529904-5af371f6f86f37f89332d65f3e36b882/orig.mp4?Expires=1770417677&Signature=Hi-zSsYpExwx1upgia5-KfVoBfvHOR5tiqiz4ysEeerdOLvp5L1qb5sn~8DH59yg7Qz7uCDroLea8K6hKTY1fdDUHbS~IlbC-n-e~QLTKpgYs~pnlXlYUR3bJB7aKcfyqWmwSBbz9E9h7mmM5OFyCDaVW3A1q0LX14mRm~JVHwrIQ4p8Bh5uv5wfdSESAK9U12639IU9sEw0LZ5yOmRN0cVxu0hf6Tg3Rxb~xQMMnDhMo2Nt7y6hLW1~1esq5P6IiytX~D6aWs21Su8i4YIF8mAytvloPDVzb3k5erfIPYVoKKCQR1BHCpgNHfaCEyOH3sCHqiuS9wbfFYM5qG~ePw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The North Las Vegas Planning Commission voted on multiple land‑use applications on June 11, 2025. This roundup lists each item, the motion on the record, the mover when stated, and the decision recorded at the meeting.

Votes at a glance:

- AMP03-2025 (New Windsor Park — Comprehensive Plan amendment): Motion to forward to City Council with recommendation of approval. Mover: Commissioner Villada. Outcome: forwarded to City Council (recommendation of approval).

- ZN05-2025 (New Windsor Park — Rezoning to R‑1): Motion to forward to City Council with recommendation of approval. Mover: Commissioner Gamut. Outcome: forwarded to City Council (recommendation of approval).

- TMAP06-2025 (New Windsor Park — Tentative map, 93 lots): Motion to recommend approval to City Council with staff conditions. Mover: not specified on record. Outcome: recommended for approval.

- SUP25-2025 (Restricted gaming on‑sale liquor — Decatur & Lone Mountain): Motion to approve with revised conditions (including waiver of the required 500‑foot separation from developed residential). Mover: Commissioner Zeiler. Outcome: approved with revised conditions.

- SUP18-2025 (Marijuana edible production facility): Motion to approve with staff conditions. Mover: Commissioner Beaton. Outcome: approved.

- SUP19-2025 (Marijuana cultivation facility): Motion to approve with staff conditions. Mover: Commissioner Rivera. Outcome: approved.

- AMP04-2025 (Delta Academy expansion — Comprehensive Plan amendment): Motion to forward to City Council with recommendation of approval. Mover: Commissioner McKeld. Outcome: forwarded to City Council (recommendation of approval).

- ZN06-2025 (Delta Academy expansion — Rezoning to PSP public/semi‑public): Motion to forward to City Council with recommendation of approval. Mover: not specified on record. Outcome: forwarded to City Council (recommendation of approval).

- TMAP03-2025 (Apex Corners — tentative map, 1‑lot commercial subdivision): Motion to approve subject to staff conditions. Mover: Commissioner Carroll. Outcome: approved subject to conditions.

- Items SUP23-2025 and SUP28-2025 (agenda items 11 and 12): Applicants requested continuance to July 9, 2025; commission accepted the continuance on the record. Outcome: continued to July 9, 2025.

Notes and context: Several items were recommended to City Council rather than finally decided by the commission. Where a motion maker was not explicitly named in the on‑the‑record motion, the entry above records that as “not specified.” Vote tallies by member name were not read on the record for most motions; the commission used its standard roll‑call procedure (“cash your vote”) for recorded outcomes.

Speakers referenced in this roundup include commissioners who moved items and the staff presenters; detailed provenance follows below.","Summary of motions, approvals and continuances taken by the North Las Vegas Planning Commission on June 11, 2025. Items include rezonings, tentative maps, special use permits and two continuances requested by applicants.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6529909,"Planning commission forwards Windsor Park plan for 93 single‑family lots after residents describe unsafe homes",1495,718000,2213000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3779372-0dc97ad12c14e87bfcca32c102723898&start=718&end=2213","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3779372-0dc97ad12c14e87bfcca32c102723898/thumbnail_718000.jpg","/articles/6529909/North-Las-Vegas/Clark-County/Nevada/Planning-commission-forwards-Windsor-Park-plan-for-93-singlefamily-lots-after-residents-describe-unsafe-homes","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6529909-7f57516f8d9dacb03a5a3e72ff50dbc4/orig.mp4?Expires=1770417677&Signature=gfmiY6DUFNP4jIM51w3fzqKjJwgt-EqYnCulnvNYs6H54AolT8Rso0S~cBNugL0~G4psY2C0Fcg-yaAjVm02F8qCedpFQFeGra410PVjO17QewGLBdmDW1eCbU6GpGVQzZl81oG1zsRq7tnrIM2N94lEUJoyMdUdCQYybHqnhIDaugkrxYWZ4LSf53QYgnxHgGvx2xMGe4aOQ9wjFAl1e5ts-6tDbld~D3gxAP2xDqNUJtsHGv1dIc8DSwVERPhsb4C99clUH9sctnvxZcqFB1OjqPKMsyW1irFpHWm1dGOpTZ3biSaq~Pvv9U6Up13p7utjRkwJ3~-~7iWdRO3aYQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The North Las Vegas Planning Commission voted June 11 to forward to City Council a package of applications to reclassify and develop New Windsor Park, a vacant 18.44‑acre site at the northeast corner of Cary Avenue and West Street, into a 93‑lot single‑family subdivision.

Staff described the requests as an amendment to the comprehensive master plan (AMP03-2025) to change the land use from mixed‑use commercial to single‑family low, a rezoning to R‑1 single‑family low density (ZN05-2025), and a tentative map to allow the 93‑lot subdivision (TMAP06-2025). The proposal would yield about 5 dwelling units per acre and lots that meet the minimum 6,000‑square‑foot requirement.

Residents who live near the proposed development urged the commission to move the project forward so the city can address long‑standing housing problems. “Our houses are just falling apart,” said Eli Valdez, who lives at 2601 Haworth Avenue. Valdez described cracked walls and ceilings, plumbing problems and a rodent issue that he said began after nearby warehouse construction.

State Sen. Dina Neal, who gave her address as 3217 Bridal Inn Court, told the commission she has advocated for the neighborhood since 2019 and urged a favorable recommendation so families could move into habitable homes and build generational wealth.

The applicant, Frank Hawkins, executive director of Community Development Program Center in Nevada, said the team concurs with staff recommendations and plans to submit grading and demolition plans quickly. Civil engineer David Turner told commissioners the drainage study is underway and should be submitted within about two weeks.

Staff noted several technical items commissioners will see in later submittals: Lot 1 currently has a dimensional issue that can be resolved by adjusting adjacent lots; some internal streets are shown at 47 feet and must indicate 5‑foot sidewalks on both sides in final detail; perimeter landscaping will be substituted by front and rear yard landscaping per the tentative map; and if private streets are dedicated to the city, entry gates and guard booths must be removed and pavement and sidewalk work completed to meet ADA standards.

Commission actions: Commissioner Villada moved to forward AMP03-2025 to City Council with a recommendation of approval; Commissioner Gamut moved to forward ZN05-2025; the tentative map (TMAP06-2025) was also recommended for approval and will proceed to City Council with the conditions listed by staff. Commissioners expressed repeated support and sympathy for affected residents.

Why it matters: Residents testified the neighborhood has long safety and habitability issues; the project is intended to replace failing housing with new single‑family homes and resolve long‑running concerns about drainage, pests and structural damage.

Next steps: The items will go to City Council for final action; the developer indicated grading and demolition submittals are imminent and the drainage study will be filed within approximately two weeks.

Speakers quoted in this article are listed below.","The commission voted to forward amendments and a tentative map for New Windsor Park — converting 18.44 acres to R‑1 low density to create 93 lots — after residents and Sen. Dina Neal urged action to move families from homes they say are failing.","actionData","errors"]

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