All, 

Please see the below information we just received from the director of the comprehensive planning department regarding Transform Cark County.


" The Clark County Department of Comprehensive Planning will introduce the ordinance for the rewrite of the Clark County Development Code (Title 30) on June 7th with a public hearing being set for August 2nd (2 months later).

The reason we want to introduce the document is to get the final iteration out to the public and allow the time to receive feedback prior to the public hearing.

The consultants will give a final update and report on June 21st for informational purposes but not as a public hearing. There will be no public hearing on the rewrite until August 2, 2023. 

We will have at least 2 public information meetings to get feedback in mid-July prior to the public hearing in August. We will have one at Russell Road and one at the Government Center. After the informational meetings, we will compile a matrix of comments/concerns and address them in the document. The document will be available to the public.

The public information meetings will be open to both citizens and industry so that all comments are made and heard by all interested parties.  We will not have separate meetings with special interests, industry, or neighborhood groups so that views and concerns are consistently shared.

We have been working on this since 2020 and have had extensive and comprehensive meetings to receive feedback. I believe that the final document addresses concerns and comments while providing a comprehensive and more modern code that allows the County to grow/develop in a more sustainable, reasonable, and logical manner. The Board directed us, in 2019, to do just that and we believe we have achieved that direction. The existing Title 30 was adopted in 2000 and is honestly an example of a long gone and outdated process for reasonable growth that provides no protections for existing neighborhoods. "


With this being said, SNHBA will send out another notice when we receive the official dates for both public informational meetings where you can submit comments that will be addressed in the document.

SNHBA will also be holding internal workshops for our members where we will review the document to submit any feedback from members.

We will keep you updated as we move forward.