Pursuant to NRS 237.080, please take notice the following proposed change to the Clark County Code is being proposed by the Clark County Board of County Commissioners as follows:
An ordinance change to amend the Building Administrative Code, Title 22, Chapter 22.02
Attached is the public notice, the proposed ordinance, and the questionnaire. Each of these documents are also available for review at the Clark County website and the Clark County Building Department Customer Lobby at 4701 W. Russell Road, Las Vegas, NV 89118.
The formal comment period ends Monday, December 13, 2021.
Click here for the Public Notice – Proposed Changed to Clark County Code RE: Title 22, Chapter 22.02
Click here for the 2018 Building Administration Code Amendments 2021 Final
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Thank you to the NAIOP Community Service Committee and NAIOP members for your valued efforts to service the Las Vegas community throughout the summer months.
The group kicked off summer with the Communities in Schools college scholarship application fundraiser. The $2,921 raised during the fundraiser allowed graduating high school seniors the ability to submit college applications and pursue their dreams of attending college.
Next up was the annual Street Teens donation drive. Street Teens is a local non-profit dedicated to assisting homeless and at-risk youth. Our yearly involvement with the organization allows Street Teens to provide services that empower teens to strive towards a bright future. This year, the committee raised 411 total items (food and non-food) and collected monetary donations totaling $830.
Throughout August, members collected donations for the Hollingsworth Elementary School Drive. The supplies donated will help enable students and teachers go to school proud and empowered having the tools necessary to succeed. The group went above and beyond this year and collected 11,688 total student supplies and 162 total teacher supplies totaling $2,543.39.
Our Helping Hands of Vegas Valley donation drive was held at our October breakfast and our 3 drop off locations. The drive helps to support seniors in need throughout the valley. Often, seniors find themselves having to pay for either their prescriptions or food. We want to alleviate those worries and with YOUR help, our event was a success. We collected 1,164 pounds of canned and nonperishable food, 222 rolls of toilet paper, 48 rolls of paper towels, paper plates and plastic cutlery, as well as $740.00 in cash donations that will support seniors for months to come.
Next up is our EARLY TOY DRIVE through December 3rd. We’re collecting toys for CASA Foundation of Las Vegas who puts on a wonderful annual holiday event for the foster kids in Southern Nevada. This year will be another drive through and their goal is for each child to receive $50 worth of gifts. We have three ways to donate and a list of suggested toys/gift cards. Note that the drive is early this year (instead of at our holiday event). See detailshere.
Contact us if you are interested in joining or would like more details on past or upcoming events. With your support, our efforts will continue to make a meaningful impact on the Las Vegas Valley.
Megan McInerney
Associate | Las Vegas – Office Division Colliers International
(702) 836-3700 | megan.mcinerney@colliers.com
Marianna Hunnicutt has been named a recipient of the National NAIOP 2021 Developing Leaders Award, honoring rising industry professionals throughout the nation. NAIOP selected five young professionals nationally to receive this prestigious award. Finalists were selected by a diverse group of NAIOP board members, and Hunnicutt represented Southern Nevada.
She has been an active member of NAIOP Southern Nevada since 2016 and she has been involved in numerous committees over the years. These include serving on the Communications, DLI, Programs and Sustainable Development Committees. Hunnicutt is an alumni of the DLI Class of 2019 and won the Developing Leader of the Year Award at this year’s NAIOP Southern Nevada chapter Spotlight Awards.
Hunnicutt works as a licensed civil engineer and project manager in the Southern Nevada private land development sector for Kimley-Horn, specializing in retail, industrial, mixed-use, multifamily, military, sports venues and gaming development.
Established in 2006, the Developing Leaders Award has been given to rising industry professionals from across NAIOP’s chapter network in all sectors of commercial real estate. The annual award honors up-and-coming professionals under the age of 35 for their extraordinary professional accomplishments, strong leadership and community involvement.
The DLA winners were announced at CRE.Converge 2021 in Miami Beach on Sept. 28 before 1,000 industry colleagues.
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The Clark County Fire Chief is now responsible for the management and supervision of the Fire Prevention Bureau for the Building Code Official. Click hereto see the attached Notice to Industry regarding the transfer of Fire Prevention Bureau to the Clark County Fire Chief, or his designee, effective October 30, 2021.
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Earlier this year the Las Vegas Valley Water District made changes to its service rules, prohibiting water service to new customers who discharge wastewater to septic tanks. The rule was made to ensure all that our community’s water resources are returned to a wastewater treatment plant, and ultimately Lake Mead for credit – an important resource management effort to extend supplies. Septic tanks prevent our community’s water supplies from being used over and over again and represent a high consumptive use of scarce resources.
This memo is intended for members of the development community, including NAIOP and its members, and outlines the rule and how it may affect land owners seeking water service from LVVWD.
Click here for the Service Rules Section 4.5 Industry Memo.
Katie Horn | Management Services Manager
Southern Nevada Water Authority
1001 S. Valley View Boulevard | Las Vegas, NV 89153
O: 702-822-8630 | C: 702-308-7242
Office Hours: M-Th 7 a.m – 6 p.m.
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“The DLI Class that Covid couldn’t take down”. Where are they now?
Christy Bojda: Christy is still with GRN Vision and enjoys working on marketing and business development for the sustainability consulting firm.
Gitana Cafasso: I am the Marketing Manager at Burke Construction Group and have been there for a little over four years now. I am excited to be back in person for NAIOP breakfasts and networking events!
Elizabeth Castrejon (Sant): Liz is still with BRAND Real Estate and is still doing sales and client relations.
Emily Dobbins: Emily is still at Nigro Construction Inc. and continues to help the business maintain not only an online presence, but a community presence as well!
Thomas Godbout – I am currently at that same bank (First Savings Bank) I was at prior to completing the DLI Class as the Vice President of Commercial Lending. We have been fortunate enough to be extremely busy during COVID. While the pandemic was surging, we changed focus to help assist small businesses obtain PPP (Payroll Protection Program) Loans. Once the state began opening up again, the loan demand has surged to all time highs.
Dylan Heroy: “Since DLI has ended I have moved companies and now work at CBRE. “
Kerrie Kramer: Kerrie is a Lobbyist for Argentum Partners and represents clients before every level of government on issues ranging from tax, and transportation, to land use and zoning, licensing, and regulatory matters.
Jordan Leavitt: “You know, as a 2020 Class Project winner, work has been more busy than ever! Work is good. Life is good. 2 kids is hard. But I wouldn’t take it any other way!”
Nora Murphy: Nora continues to work as an Assistant Property Manager at Newmark Knight Frank.
Matt Patros: I am at CBRE, focused as ever on retail leasing. Surprisingly, It has been a very competitive market out there, but I’m working on bringing some exciting new concepts to Las Vegas.
Alex Rivera: Throughout the pandemic, I have been lucky enough to keep learning, working, and growing in this industry, and even landed in a work home! Starting at a new place, especially through these weird times is never easy, but Nigro Construction has been the red bull to my life, and I am so grateful for that. I am currently working on new builds for owners ready for a new beginning and a fresh resurge to their business. It’s exciting and makes me immensely hopeful for a thriving future in this industry for Vegas.
AJ Rodrigues: AJ has made a career change and is now employed at the Clark County Water Reclamation District as the Compliance & Regulatory Affairs Administrator.
Gabriel Skerlich: Gabriel continues to work as an Investment Sales Broker at Colliers and exclusively represents owners in building and land sales.
Christina Stanfill: “Life is good. We are all in good health and work is busier than ever, which is amazing all around. I am still with WORTHGROUP Architects & Designers. The skills that I learned during the DLI program have really given me a more clear understanding of our industry as a whole. I feel more confident than ever before in my role with WORTHGROUP. The entire DLI experience continues to propel me in both my professional and personal life. Oh…. and we added another amazing little boy to our family and I am officially a mom of two now!”
Travis Tartamella – I have remained in commercial banking following the completion of NAIOP’s DLI program. I now serve as a Relationship Manager for Bank of Nevada. In this role I focus on new and existing clients, offering a variety of banking products, financial tools, and customized solutions that help business owners attain their financial goals
Mike Willmore: I am now a Senior Associate with CBRE, having moved over with my team from Colliers International earlier this year. During 2020, I was fortunate to be very busy with the surge in industrial demand and requirements brought on by the Pandemic.
The Governor’s Office of Energy held a workshop and adoption hearing regarding the 2021 IECC adoption. There were two proposed appendices dealing with EV charging stations and parking calculations for both commercial and residential developments.
Ultimately what ended up happening was the GOE lowered some of the thresholds and did not formally adopt the appendices with the code. What they did was hand the appendices to the local municipalities as a guide for what they can pass through ordinance. Included are the links to the amended appendices.
We will be monitoring the local jurisdictions, as Clark County and Henderson are doing comprehensive code rewrites as we speak, and we will likely see some of this included in those code rewrites. The City of Las Vegas and the City of Henderson are also looking to adopt the 2021 IBC and IFC codes, so they are a candidate for adoption of the EV charging station appendices as well.
This issue will impact every aspect of commercial real estate, and we need your help! Please take some time to review and provide comments that will help NAIOP navigate this at the local level.
The 29th Annual NAIOP Golf Tournament was held on October 8, 2021 at Spanish Trail Country Club! With more than 240 NAIOP Southern Nevada members and their guests in attendance, everyone enjoyed a fabulous day of golfing, refreshments, food and tee sponsor entertainment.
It was the one of the few days in Las Vegas that started with rain, causing a delayed start time, so players enjoyed breakfast inside the clubhouse, a fabulous Bloody Mary bar, putting contest and networking.
As the weather cleared, golfers were given a passport at registration and set out to travel “Around the World in 18 holes”. They visited destinations such as Cuba for a cigar, Seattle to warm up at the coffee bar, New York where they enjoyed the hot dog cart, Mexico City for a taco bar, Venice for some enchanting opera entertainment, Hawaii for shaved ice and hula-hoop competitions, Ireland for “luck o’ the Irish” at their golf game, amongst other destinations where players got to sample international treats, sip exotic beverages, and enjoy games and numerous photo booth ops.
Helix Electric won the best “Around the World in 18 Holes” themed hole. Their New York destination included a concession stand, hot dog cart, baseball outfits, décor which was a hit with the golfers.
After traveling their way through 18 holes, golfers enjoyed a sunny outdoor barbecue luncheon and awards banquet. With all the fabulous raffle prize donations we received from our amazing membership to support Government Affairs efforts in the upcoming year.
Check out our winners:
1st Net – John Mercer-R&O Construction, Tony Mateus-Harsch Investment Properties, Mike Murphy-Harsch Investment Properties & Andrew Goodman-Harsch Investment Properties
2nd Net – Jason Gibson-Amaya Roofing & Waterproofing, Inc., John Bartee, Paul Whitt & Pat Shields
1st Gross –Brenden Graves-Kalb Industries, Andrew Ferman-Mountain-West Commercial, Matt Powers-Excel Plumbing & Darin Pipkins- Kalb Industries
2nd Gross – Mark Ketchum-The Korte Company, David Hale-Hardy Companies, Bret Muri-The Korte Company & Sean Steward-Western Casework
Long Drive – (Men) – Chris Rial- New York Life, Jim Koerwitz-Nevada General Construction & Kris Fisher-Universal Engineering Sciences
Long Drive – (Women) – Ashley Jager-Commercial Roofers, Inc. and Tonya Wagle-First Savings Bank
Closest to the Pin – (Men) Anthony Schlecht-Builders United, Matt Powers-Excel Plumbing, J. Mitchell and Mike Murphy-Harsch Investment Properties
Putting Contest – Ron Constantino
Best “Around the World in 18 holes” Hole Sponsor – Helix Electric
Thank you to our Volunteers & Committee members; we couldn’t do it without you!
Volunteers:
Everlee Aines, Harsch Investment Properties
Brian Adams, Civil Science Infrastructure, Inc.
Christy Bojda, GRN Vision
Tena Cameron, EQ Office
Ryan Cassidy, TEAM Construction
Even Chavez, BrightView Landscape Services
Randus Christensen, Nevada Business Magazine
Julie Cleaver, The Howard Hughes Corporation
Samantha Flaherty, Encore Landscape Management
Katie Goetchius, Commercial Roofers, Inc.
Alan Hedrick, Sun Commercial Real Estate
Ryan Hendershot, Colliers International
Dylan Heroy, CBRE
Ashley Kolaczynski, EQ Office
Kandice Koscinski, Commercial Roofers, Inc.
Diana Kougias, Kimley-Horn
Robert Kraus, One Nevada Credit Union
Jordan Leavitt, Leavitt Insurance
Jim Line, TEAM Construction
Trisha Litzau, Simpson Coulter Studio
Megan McInerney, Colliers International
Sarah Paige Flynn, Harsch Investment Properties
Dean Paradise, David Evans and Associates, Inc.
Bob Potter, Affordable Concepts
Shae Sandoval, Taney Engineering
Elizabeth Sant, BRAND Real Estate
Anna Saravia, Harsch Investment Properties
Caitlyn Schwob, TEAM Construction
Sasha Smith, Berg Electric
Isabella Sorrentino, ROI Commercial Real Estate
Christina Stanfill, Worthgroup
Sarah Thompson, Simpson Coulter Studio
Rick Van Diepen, GRN Vision
Luke Waechter, Center Cut Landscape Management
Dori Walker, Newmark Knight Frank
Michael Zufelt, One Nevada Credit Union
2021 Golf Committee:
Chair: Alicia Nelson, NextGen
Co-Chair: Brett Bottenberg, McGinley & Associates
Board Liaison: Michel Newman, Compass Development
Pat Beebe, Civil Science Infrastructure, Inc.
Katrina Bruce, NAIOP Southern Nevada
Gary Congdon, Lee & Sakahara Architects
Thomas Dunton, Nevada General Construction
Morgan Elson, Colliers International
Guy Gugino, Union Bank
Roberto Gonzalez, McGinley & Associates
Ryan Hendershot, Colliers International
Alan Johnson, R&O Construction
David Logsdon, Actus
Nora Murphy, Newmark Knight Frank
David Noble, TEAM Construction
Terry O’Connor, SR Construction
Rick Rainey, Builders United, LLC
Johnny Rizzo, 555 Solutions, LLC
Johna Savage, NAIOP Southern Nevada
Isabella Sorrentino, ROI Commercial Real Estate
Wendi Schweigart, NDL Group, Inc.
Bob Stewart, Old Republic Title
Sandy Thompson, One Nevada Credit Union
Once again, thank you to all of our fabulous event Sponsors, our awesome Golf Committee and the outstanding Volunteers who made the event a huge success. And as always, thank you Katrina and Johna for all that you do! Congratulations to our winners and we look forward to next year! If you are a member and would like to serve on the 2022 committee, please reach out!
NAIOP Southern Nevada held its 2021 “Strength vs. Adversity: A Superhero battle within CRE” Bus Tour at Red Rock Casino Resort on November 4th. The annual event offered an overview of Southern Nevada’s commercial real estate industry and local developments. Instead of touring attendees on buses, those participating in this year’s event were assigned to a virtual “bus” traveling through four sponsored zone rooms that included a video flyover highlighting new developments within specific segments of the market.
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