City Council

Shelley Berkley, Mayor (At-Large) City Manager Mike Janssen Brian Knudsen, Mayor Pro Tem (Ward 1) City Attorney Jeff Dorocak Victoria Seaman (Ward 2) City Clerk LuAnn D. Holmes Olivia Díaz (Ward 3) Francis Allen-Palenske (Ward 4) Shondra Summers-Armstrong (Ward 5) Nancy E. Brune (Ward 6) City Council Agenda Council Chambers · 495 South Main Street · Phone 702-229-6011 City of Las Vegas Internet Address: www.lasvegasnevada.gov Facilities are provided throughout City Hall for convenience of persons with disabilities. For meetings held in the Council Chambers, sound equipment is available for persons with hearing impairments. Reasonable efforts will be made to assist and accommodate persons with disabilities or impairments. If you need an accommodation to attend and participate in this meeting, please call the City Clerk’s office at 702-229-6311 and advise of your need at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting. Dial 7-1-1 for Relay Nevada. July 2, 2025 9:00 AM A lunch break may be taken at the discretion of the Mayor. Items listed on the agenda may be taken out of the order presented; two or more agenda items for consideration may be combined; and any item on the agenda may be removed or related discussion may be delayed at any time. Backup material for this agenda may be obtained from LuAnn D. Holmes, City Clerk, at the City Clerk’s Office at 495 South Main Street, 2nd Floor or on the City’s webpage at www.lasvegasnevada.gov. The Mayor and City Council welcome your attendance, public comment related to the items on the agenda and citizen participation on items under the jurisdiction of the City Council at this meeting. If you wish to speak, we respectfully ask you to complete and submit a speaker card to the City Clerk. Cards are available online, in the Clerk’s Office or at the front of the Chambers as you enter. These proceedings are being video recorded and can be viewed live on city of Las Vegas TV on COX Cable Channel 2. You can also watch the meeting live online, and access other city content, by visiting lasvegasnevada.gov/connect. The proceedings will be rebroadcast on city of Las Vegas TV the Wednesday of the meeting at 8:00 PM, and also on Friday at 4:00 AM, Saturday at 7:00 PM, Sunday at 7:00 AM and the following Monday at 5:00 PM. Note: Cellular phones are to be turned off during the City Council Meeting. CEREMONIAL MATTERS 1. Call to Order 2. Announcement Regarding: Compliance with Open Meeting Law 3. Invocation - Pastor Jason Adams, Good Samaritan Lutheran Church at the Lakes 4. Pledge of Allegiance City Council July 2, 2025 - Page 1 5. Recognition of the Citizen of the Month 6. Recognition of Protective Force International Security Services and Chief Executive Officer Jonathan Alvarez BUSINESS ITEMS - 9:30 A.M. SESSION PUBLIC COMMENT 7. Public comment during this portion of the Agenda must be limited to matters on the Agenda for action. If you wish to be heard, come to the podium and give your name for the record. The amount of discussion, as well as the amount of time any single speaker is allowed, may be limited. BUSINESS ITEMS - 9:30 A.M. Session 8. For Possible Action - Any items from the 9:30 a.m. session that the Council, staff and/or the applicant wish to be stricken, tabled, withdrawn or held in abeyance to a future meeting may be brought forward and acted upon at this time. 9. For possible action to approve the Final Minutes by reference of the June 4, 2025 Regular City Council Meeting CONSENT AGENDA Matters listed on the Consent Agenda are considered to be routine and have been recommended for approval by the Submitting Departments. All items on the Consent Agenda may be approved in a single motion. However, if a Council Member so requests, any consent item may be moved to the discussion portion of the agenda and other action, including postponement or denial of the item, may take place. CITY ATTORNEY - CONSENT 10. For possible action to approve a business impact statement regarding a proposed ordinance to adopt the 2024 Edition of the International Building Code, together with amendments thereto. (This item is related to Bill No. 2025-17, which appears later on this agenda under New Bills.) 11. For possible action to approve a business impact statement regarding a proposed ordinance to adopt the 2024 Edition of the International Residential Code, together with amendments thereto. (This item is related to Bill No. 2025-18, which appears later on this agenda under New Bills.) 12. For possible action to approve a business impact statement regarding a proposed ordinance to adopt the 2024 Edition of the International Existing Building Code, together with amendments thereto. (This item is related to Bill No. 2025-19, which appears later on this agenda under New Bills.) 13. For possible action to approve a business impact statement regarding a proposed ordinance to adopt the 2024 Edition of the International Energy Conservation Code, together with amendments thereto. (This item is related to Bill No. 2025-20, which appears later on this agenda under New Bills.) 14. For possible action to approve a business impact statement regarding a proposed ordinance to adopt the 2024 Edition of the International Swimming Pool and Spa Code, together with amendments thereto. (This item is related to Bill No. 2025-21, which appears later on this agenda under New Bills.) 15. For possible action to approve a business impact statement regarding a proposed ordinance to adopt the 2024 Edition of the Uniform Mechanical Code, together with amendments thereto. (This item is related to Bill No. 2025-22, which appears later on this agenda under New Bills.) 16. For possible action to approve a business impact statement regarding a proposed ordinance to adopt the 2024 Edition of the Uniform Plumbing Code, together with amendments thereto. (This item is related to Bill No. 2025- 23, which appears later on this agenda under New Bills.) 17. For possible action to approve a business impact statement regarding a proposed ordinance to adopt the 2023 Edition of the National Electrical Code, together with local amendments thereto. (This item is related to Bill No. 2025-24, which appears later on this agenda under New Bills.) City Council July 2, 2025 - Page 2 18. For possible action to approve a business impact statement regarding a proposed ordinance to adopt as the City’s Fire Code the International Fire Code, 2024 Edition, together with local modifications thereto, and repeals LVMC Chapter 16.18 relating to emergency radio coverage. (This item is related to Bill No. 2025-25, which appears later on this agenda under New Bills.) 19. For possible action to approve a business impact statement regarding a proposed ordinance to adopt the 2024 Edition of the International Wildland-Urban Interface Code, together with amendments thereto. (This item is related to Bill No. 2025-26, which appears later on this agenda under New Bills.) FINANCE - PURCHASING AND CONTRACTS - CONSENT 20. For possible action to approve award of Contract No. 250223-JL, Innovation and Technology Master Services for Oracle Support - Department of Innovation and Technology - Award Recommended to: ARISANT, LLC (Not- to-Exceed $475,000 Annually/Total Amount Not-to-Exceed $1,900,000 - Computer Service Internal Service Fund) - All Wards 21. For possible action to approve award of Amendment No. 4 to Contract No. 200096-DD, Prime Design Services for Brent Lane Drainage System Durango Drive to Skye Canyon Park Drive - Department of Public Works - Award recommended to: JACOBS ENGINEERING GROUP (Increase Not-to-Exceed $75,000 - Road and Flood Capital Projects Fund) - Ward 6 (Brune) 22. For possible action to approve award of Modification No. 1 to Contract No. 24.MWA212-JG, Flamingo Boulder Highway North, Charleston - Main to Maryland - Department of Public Works - Award recommended to: HARBER COMPANY INC. DBA MOUNTAIN CASCADE OF NEVADA (Increase Not-to-Exceed $1,357,500/Total Contract Amount Not-to-Exceed $48,948,880 - Road and Flood Capital Projects Fund) - Ward 3 (Diaz) 23. For possible action to approve award of Contract No. 250270-TF, Blanket Services for WPCF Air Quality Compliance and Permitting - NEPA, located at 6005 East Vegas Valley Drive - Department of Public Works - Award recommended to: JACOBS ENGINEERING, INC. (Not-to-Exceed $300,000 - Sanitation Enterprise Fund) - Clark County NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES - CONSENT 24. For possible action to approve the Community Development Block Grant Agreement between the City of Las Vegas and the Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority to fund the demolition and redevelopment of Marble Manor, located at 1310 West McWilliams Avenue ($1,200,000 - Community Development Block Grant [CDBG] Funds) - Ward 5 (Summers-Armstrong) 25. For possible action to approve the Property Management Agreement between the City of Las Vegas and Neighborhood Housing Services of Southern Nevada, Inc. to assist the City in managing its Long-Term Rental Program acquired using funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) for the benefit of low-income households including an advance payment of $300,000 to support eligible startup costs with terms and provisions as outlined in the agreement (Neighborhood Stabilization Program Funds) - All Wards PUBLIC WORKS - CONSENT 26. For possible action to approve an Access to Equipment Easement Agreement between the City of Las Vegas (CLV) and Nevada Power Company, a Nevada corporation doing business as NV Energy (NVE), for the West Las Vegas Education Training Center located at 1099 C Street - Ward 5 (Summers-Armstrong) 27. For possible action to approve staff to acquire, dedicate and convey real property rights for the Centennial Parkway Channel West - Farm Road, Tee Pee Lane to Hualapai Way Project, multiple APNs ($15,000 - Road and Flood Capital Project Fund [CPF]) - Ward 4 (Allen-Palenske) City Council July 2, 2025 - Page 3 28. For possible action to approve Supplemental No. 3 to Interlocal Contract 1287 between the City of Las Vegas (CLV) and the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC) to increase funding for construction in the amount of $55,000 for the Off-Street Shared Use Path Maintenance, City of Las Vegas Fiscal Year 2022-2026 Project ($55,000 - RTC funded through the Traffic Improvements Capital Project Fund [CPF]) - All Wards 29. For possible action to approve Supplemental No. 6 to Interlocal Contract 1094 between the City of Las Vegas (CLV) and the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC) to increase funding for engineering in the amount of $631,510, and extend the project completion date to June 30, 2030, for the Citywide Traffic Engineering Design Services Fiscal Year 2020, City of Las Vegas Project ($631,510 - RTC funded through the Traffic Improvements Capital Project Fund [CPF]) - All Wards 30. For possible action to approve Interlocal Contract 3214 between the City of Las Vegas (CLV) and the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC) in which the RTC will provide construction funding in the amount of $8,000,000 for the Iron Mountain Road, Bradley Road to Decatur Boulevard Project ($8,000,000 - RTC funded through the Road and Flood Capital Project Fund [CPF]) - Ward 6 (Brune) 31. For possible action to approve Supplemental No. 1 to Interlocal Contract 3092 between the City of Las Vegas (CLV) and the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC) to provide additional funding for right-of-way in the amount of $1,000,000 for the Stewart Avenue, 6th Street to Nellis Boulevard Project ($1,000,000 - RTC funded through the Road and Flood Capital Project Fund [CPF]) - Wards 3 and 5 (Diaz and Summers-Armstrong) 32. For possible action to approve a Grant of Easement to Nevada Power Company, a Nevada corporation doing business as NV Energy (NVE), to provide services to the West Las Vegas Education Training Center located at 1099 C Street - Ward 5 (Summers-Armstrong) 33. For possible action to approve staff to acquire, dedicate, and convey real property rights for the Upgrowth Nevada Partners, LLC owned property located at the corner of West Hammer Lane and North Alpine Ridge Way (APN 126-36-101-028) - Ward 4 (Allen-Palenske) 34. For possible action to approve a Communications Site License Agreement between the City of Las Vegas (CLV) and New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC, a Delaware Limited Liability Company (New Cingular), for an existing cell tower located at 2801 West Oakey Boulevard (APN 162-05-701-001) more commonly known as Bob Baskin Park - Ward 1 (Knudsen) YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL INITIATIVES - CONSENT 35. For possible action to approve an Interlocal Cooperative Agreement between the City of Las Vegas and the Clark County School District to provide funding for nutritional snacks to eight City of Las Vegas Safekey sites ($100,000 - Safekey Special Revenue Fund) - All Wards RESOLUTIONS - CONSENT 36. R-42-2025 - For possible action to approve a Resolution finding the Second Amendment to Disposition and Development Agreement (DDA) between City Parkway V, Inc., (CPV) and the Las Vegas Museum of Art, Inc., (LVMA) concerning CPV participating as a project partner on the project located in Symphony Park at 302 South City Parkway (APN 139-34-211-005) and, as such, contributing up to ten million five hundred thousand and 00/100 dollars ($10,500,000 - City Parkway V, Inc.) from CPV’s proceeds of certain real property sale(s) in the Symphony Park development for the pre-construction costs for the project and is in the best interest of the public - Ward 5 (Summers-Armstrong) DISCUSSION/ACTION ITEMS HEARINGS - DISCUSSION 37. Public hearing regarding the fair market value of the City of Las Vegas (City) owned retail space based on the Market Rent Analysis of Southwest Property Consultants in anticipation of the lease of 15,536 square feet in Symphony Park Building B located at 355 Promenade Place - Ward 5 (Summers-Armstrong) [NOTE: This item is related to Council Items 38, 39 (R-43-2025) and 40 (R-44-2025)] City Council July 2, 2025 - Page 4 38. Public hearing regarding the fair market value of the City of Las Vegas (City) owned retail space based on the Market Rent Analysis of Southwest Property Consultants in anticipation of the lease of 15,536 square feet in Symphony Park Building B located at 355 Promenade Place - Ward 5 (Summers-Armstrong) [NOTE: This item is related to Council Items 37, 39 (R-43-2025) and 40 (R-44-2025)] RESOLUTIONS - DISCUSSION 39. R-43-2025 - Discussion for possible action regarding a Resolution finding that the proposed Office Lease between City of Las Vegas (City) and City Parkway V, Inc., (CPV) consisting of 15,536 square feet in Symphony Park Building B located at 355 Promenade Place (APN 139-33-610-033) is in the best interest of the public and authorizing signature of the lease ($20 - City Parkway V, Inc.) - Ward 5 (Summers-Armstrong) [NOTE: This item is related to Council Items 37, 38 and 40 (R-44-2025)] 40. R-44-2025 - Discussion for possible action regarding a Resolution finding that the proposed Sublease Agreement between City Parkway V, Inc., (CPV) and Las Vegas Museum of Art (LVMA) of real property consisting of 15,536 square feet in Symphony Park Building B located at 355 Promenade Place (APN 139-33- 610-033) is in the best interest of the public and authorizing execution of the Sublease Agreement ($4,500,000 - City Parkway V, Inc.) - Ward 5 (Summers-Armstrong) [NOTE: This item is related to Council Items 37, 38 and 39 (R-43-2025)] BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS - DISCUSSION 41. Discussion for possible action regarding the reappointment of Councilwoman Victoria Seaman to the Audit Oversight Committee 42. Discussion for possible action regarding the appointment of nominee Kellie Ortiz-Thompson to the Citizens Advisory Committee to the Las Vegas Redevelopment Agency RECOMMENDING COMMITTEE REPORT - DISCUSSION BILLS ELIGIBLE FOR ADOPTION AT THIS MEETING 43. Bill No. 2025-11 - For possible action - Readopts LVMC 10.02.010 to make State misdemeanors City misdemeanors if committed within the City. Proposed by: Jeff Dorocak, City Attorney BILLS ELIGIBLE FOR ADOPTION AT A LATER MEETING There is no public comment on these items and no action will be taken by the Council at this meeting, except those items which may be stricken or tabled. Public testimony takes place at the Recommending Committee Meeting held for that purpose. 44. Bill No. 2025-12 - Amends various provisions of LVMC Title 19 to update the standards applicable to Residential Tiny House Parks. Proposed by: Seth T. Floyd, Director of Community Development 45. Bill No. 2025-13 - Amends various provisions of LVMC Title 7 related to the regulation of pet shops, including requirements for animal enclosures and housing; disease control and quarantine of animals with a communicable disease; and warranties for the sale of dogs under 12 months of age. Sponsored by: Councilwoman Victoria Seaman 46. Bill No. 2025-14 - Amends provisions of LVMC Title 7 related to the penalties for violations of various provisions of LVMC Title 7, and prohibit newly licensed pet shops from selling dogs, cats, rabbits, or potbellied pigs. Sponsored by: Councilwoman Nancy E. Brune and Mayor Shelley Berkley 47. Bill No. 2025-15 - Annexation No. 25-0118-ANX1 - Property location: north of Rocky Avenue and west of abutting US 95; Petitioned by: Rohani Family Trust; Acreage: 0.71 acres; Zoned: H-2 (County Zoning), R-E (City equivalent). Sponsored by: Councilwoman Nancy E. Brune 48. Bill No. 2025-16 - Annexation No. 25-0148-ANX1 - Property location: southeast of the intersection of Trails End Avenue and Mc Kinister Road; Petitioned by: New Era Global Investments, LLC; Acreage: 2.41 acres; Zoned: H-2 (County Zoning), R-E (City equivalent). Sponsored by: Councilwoman Nancy E. Brune City Council July 2, 2025 - Page 5 NEW BILLS There is no public comment on these items and no action will be taken by the Council at this meeting, except those items which may be stricken or tabled. Public testimony takes place at the Recommending Committee Meeting held for that purpose. 49. Bill No. 2025-17 - Adopts the 2024 Edition of the International Building Code, together with amendments thereto. Proposed by: Seth T. Floyd, Director of Community Development 50. Bill No. 2025-18 - Adopts the 2024 Edition of the International Residential Code, together with amendments thereto. Proposed by: Seth T. Floyd, Director of Community Development 51. Bill No. 2025-19 - Adopts the 2024 Edition of the International Existing Building Code, together with amendments thereto. Proposed by: Seth T. Floyd, Director of Community Development 52. Bill No. 2025-20 - Adopts the 2024 Edition of the International Energy Conservation Code, together with amendments thereto. Proposed by: Seth T. Floyd, Director of Community Development 53. Bill No. 2025-21 - Adopts the 2024 Edition of the International Swimming Pool and Spa Code, together with amendments thereto. Proposed by: Seth T. Floyd, Director of Community Development 54. Bill No. 2025-22 - Adopts the 2024 Edition of the Uniform Mechanical Code, together with amendments thereto. Proposed by: Seth T. Floyd, Director of Community Development 55. Bill No. 2025-23 - Adopts the 2024 Edition of the Uniform Plumbing Code, together with amendments thereto. Proposed by: Seth T. Floyd, Director of Community Development 56. Bill No. 2025-24 - Adopts the 2023 Edition of the National Electrical Code, together with local amendments thereto. Proposed by: Seth T. Floyd, Director of Community Development 57. Bill No. 2025-25 - Adopts as the City’s Fire Code the International Fire Code, 2024 Edition, together with local modifications thereto, and repeals LVMC Chapter 16.18 relating to emergency radio coverage. Proposed by: Fernando Gray, Chief of Fire and Rescue 58. Bill No. 2025-26 - Adopts the 2024 Edition of the International Wildland-Urban Interface Code, together with amendments thereto. Proposed by: Fernando Gray, Chief of Fire and Rescue 59. Bill No. 2025-27 - Amends LVMC 6.09.010 to update provisions regarding landlord training programs. Proposed by: Seth T. Floyd, Director of Community Development 60. Bill No. 2025-28 - Amends provisions of LVMC Title 11 related to the use of electric bicycles and electric scooters, amends provisions of LVMC Title 13 related to the use of electric bicycles and electric scooters in City parks and adds penalties for violations of various provisions of LVMC Title 11 and Title 13. Sponsored by: Councilwoman Nancy E. Brune COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT The items listed below, where appropriate, have been reviewed by the various City departments relative to the requirements for storm drainage and flood control, connection to sanitary sewer, traffic circulation, and Building and Fire regulations. Their comments and/or requirements have been incorporated into the action. City Council July 2, 2025 - Page 6 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT - ONE MOTION/ONE VOTE The following are items that may be considered in one motion/one vote. They are considered to be routine non-public and public hearing items with a Planning Commission and/or Staff recommendation of approval. All public hearings and non-public hearings items will be opened at one time. Any person representing an application or a member of the public or a member of the City Council not in agreement with the conditions and all standard conditions for the application recommended by staff, should request to have that item removed from this part of the agenda. 61. 25-0240-EOT1 - EXTENSION OF TIME - NONCONFORMING - PUBLIC HEARING - APPLICANT: NEVADA RESTAURANT SERVICES, INC. - OWNER: WINWAY, LLC - For possible action on a Land Use Entitlement project request for an Extension of Time FOR A LEGAL, NONCONFORMING LIQUOR ESTABLISHMENT (TAVERN) USE at 2425 North Rainbow Boulevard (APN 138-15-801-002), C-1 (Limited Commercial) Zone, Ward 1 (Knudsen). Staff recommends APPROVAL. 62. 25-0241-EOT1 - EXTENSION OF TIME - NONCONFORMING - PUBLIC HEARING - APPLICANT: NEVADA RESTAURANT SERVICES, INC. - OWNER: DUNRAVEN, LLC - For possible action on a Land Use Entitlement project request for an Extension of Time FOR A LEGAL, NONCONFORMING LIQUOR ESTABLISHMENT (TAVERN) USE at 4570 West Sahara Avenue (APN 162-06-411-003), C-1 (Limited Commercial) Zone, Ward 1 (Knudsen). Staff recommends APPROVAL. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT - DISCUSSION 63. 25-0032 - ABEYANCE ITEM - PUBLIC HEARING - APPLICANT: SHALOM BOUGANIM - OWNER: ASD GROUP, LLC - For possible action on the following Land Use Entitlement project requests on 0.71 acres at the southwest corner of Owens Avenue and Henry Drive (APN 140-30-501-001), Ward 3 (Diaz). The Planning Commission (7-0 vote) recommends APPROVAL on the entire Land Use Entitlement project. Staff recommends DENIAL on the entire Land Use Entitlement project. 63a. 25-0032-GPA1 - ABEYANCE ITEM - GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT - FROM: M (MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL) TO: H (HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL) 63b. 25-0032-ZON1 - ABEYANCE ITEM - REZONING - FROM: R-3 (MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL) TO: R-4 (HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL) 63c. 25-0032-VAR1 - ABEYANCE ITEM - VARIANCE - TO ALLOW 32 PARKING SPACES WHERE 72 PARKING SPACES ARE REQUIRED AND TO ALLOW TWO HANDICAP PARKING SPACES WHERE THREE HANDICAP PARKING SPACES ARE REQUIRED 63d. 25-0032-VAR2 - ABEYANCE ITEM - VARIANCE - TO ALLOW A 70-FOOT RESIDENTIAL ADJACENCY SETBACK WHERE 102 FEET IS REQUIRED 63e. 25-0032-SDR1 - ABEYANCE ITEM - SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN REVIEW - FOR A PROPOSED THREE- STORY, 50-UNIT MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT WITH WAIVERS OF THE PERIMETER LANDSCAPE BUFFER REQUIREMENTS SET DATE 64. Set date on any appeals filed or required public hearings from the City Planning Commission Meetings and Dangerous Building or Nuisance/Litter Abatements. CITIZENS PARTICIPATION 65. Citizens Participation: Public comment during this portion of the agenda must be limited to matters within the jurisdiction of the City Council. No subject may be acted upon by the City Council unless that subject is on the agenda and is scheduled for action. If you wish to be heard, come to the podium and give your name for the record. The amount of discussion on any single subject, as well as the amount of time any single speaker is allowed, may be limited. City Council July 2, 2025 - Page 7 COUNCIL EMERGING ISSUES Comments made by Council members during this portion of the agenda must refer solely to proposals for future agenda item topics to be brought before the Council for consideration and action at a later date. Any discussion must be limited to whether or not such proposed items shall be placed on a future agenda and no discussion regarding the substance of any such proposed topic shall occur. No action shall be taken. 66. Discussion regarding potential items for future City Council agendas - All Wards COUNCIL MEMBER RECOGNITION 67. Council Member Recognition: Comments made by individual City Council Members during this portion of the agenda will not be acted upon by the City Council unless that subject is on the agenda and scheduled for action. *********************** THIS MEETING WAS PROPERLY NOTICED AND POSTED AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NOTICING STANDARDS AS OUTLINED IN NRS 241.020: The City of Las Vegas website – www.lasvegasnevada.gov The Nevada Public Notice website – notice.nv.gov City Hall, 495 South Main Street, 1st Floor City Council July 2, 2025 - Page 8