Summary
A proposal for master plan and zoning map amendments for a ±27.32-acre project site near Clear Acre Lane was postponed.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jul 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
Generates positive net revenue for the city through taxes, fees, and infrastructure improvements.
The project developers and prospective occupants of the mixed-use development.
Nearby residents facing increased traffic congestion and overcrowded local roadways.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Planning Commission Meeting - Jul 1, 2026
A large 161-acre project in south Reno requests land use changes that will protect over 87 acres as permanent open space while allowing commercial and industrial uses.
Planning Commission Meeting - Apr 15, 2026
City staff proposed targeted amendments to Reno's Master Plan to comply with the Truckee Meadows Regional Plan and new state laws regarding heat mitigation (AB 96) and attainable housing (AB 540).
Planning Commission Meeting - Mar 18, 2026
A developer is seeking master plan and zoning changes for a 27.32-acre site to pave the way for hundreds of affordable and workforce housing units. Neighbors raised strong concerns about traffic congestion and pedestrian safety near local schools, but the commission ultimately recommended approval while noting future traffic studies will be required.
CANCELED: Ward 4 NAB Regular Meeting - Feb 19, 2026
A proposal for master plan and zoning map amendments for a ±27.32-acre project site near Clear Acre Lane was postponed.
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