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Comprehensive Master Plan 2006
The City of North Las Vegas Master Plan is a long-term policy document that guides the physical growth and development of the city. As required by Nevada law, the Master Plan identifies community needs and challenges, including land use, development, housing, transportation and conservation, among other things, and outlines actions to address those needs.
The city's current Master Plan was adopted in 2006 and has since guided North Las Vegas through decades of significant growth. As one of the fastest-growing cities in Nevada, the city is now undertaking a comprehensive update to the Master Plan to reflect the community's current needs and chart a course for the next 30 years.
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Comprehensive Master Plan Maps
Figure 4-1. Land Use Plan- Figure 6-1. Planning Framework
- Figure A-1. Parks and Recreation
- Figure A-2. Schools and Higher Education Institutions
- Figure A-3. Community Facilities and Services
- Figure A-4. Existing Land Use
- Figure A-5. Capacity Analysis for Vacant Lands
- Figure A-6. Capacity Analysis
- Figure A-7. Major Transportation Corridors
- Figure A-8. Pedestrian Bike Trails
- Figure A-9. Transmission Line and Substation Plan
- Figure A-9. Transmission Line and Substation Plan 2024
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Other Documents
Documents
- Tule Springs East Area Plan
- City of North Las Vegas Complete Streets Policy
- Citywide Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan
- Deer Springs District Livable Center final report
- Deer Springs District Livable Center executive summary (English)
- Deer Springs District Livable Center executive summary (Spanish)
- Floyd Edsall Training Center Joint Land Use Study
- Southern Nevada Strong Regional Plan
- Downtown Master Plan
- North Fifth Street Plan
- SNRPC Regional Fruit and Vegetable List
- SNRPC Regional Plant List
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