Prount Commission approves tavern liquor sales permit at South Milwaukee Street

The Pahrump Regional Planning Commission made significant strides in local development during its July 9, 2025, meeting, approving two conditional use permits that promise to enhance community offerings.

The first major decision was the approval of a conditional use permit for a Class 2 liquor sales establishment at 250 South Milwaukee Street. The property, which has been vacant for years, will be revitalized as a tavern under the management of Adotti's. The commission recognized the potential benefits of this establishment, which will include a full-service bar and electronic gaming machines, aligning with existing local businesses. The applicant, Marissa Fairman, assured the commission that all necessary licenses and permits would be obtained following the approval, indicating a commitment to compliance with local regulations.

In a separate discussion, the commission also approved a waiver allowing the installation of a 2006 triple-wide manufactured home on a 4.63-acre lot at 781 North Pamela Way. This decision was made despite the standard requirement that homes must be manufactured within the last ten years. The applicant, Ronnie Murphy, presented the home as being in excellent condition, which influenced the commission's favorable decision.

Both approvals reflect the commission's ongoing efforts to support local business development and housing options in Pahrump. As these projects move forward, they are expected to contribute positively to the community's economic landscape and residential diversity. The commission's actions signal a proactive approach to revitalizing the area and accommodating growth, setting a promising tone for future developments in Nye County.