The Clark County Master Plan establishes a cohesive, countywide vision for the future and serves as the policy guide for the region’s growth and development. This site is a one-stop shop for those interested in learning more about the Plan’s goals and policies.
In 2050, Clark County is a place where there is housing choice and affordability, a family-friendly atmosphere alongside diverse lifestyle options, and where all types of communities can thrive.
In 2050, Clark County is a place where every neighborhood and community can access high-quality amenities, health and human services, and vibrant local arts, culture, and entertainment.
In 2050, Clark County is a place that is more resilient to the effects of climate change and where through compact, sustainable development, we are able to pass on a healthy natural environment.
In 2050, Clark County is a place where there is an integrated network of multimodal transportation elements, service providers and support agencies, efficient governments, and community connections.
In 2050, Clark County is a place where defined employment centers, housing options, supportive regulations, and quality of life attract new and diverse industries that offer living wages and improved economic resilience.
In 2050, Clark County is a place where adopted plans create well-guided and predictable decision-making that results in managed growth, desired development patterns, and the implementation of community goals.
Clark County is responsible for land use planning in all areas outside of the incorporated cities. For land use planning purposes, the unincorporated portion of Clark County is divided into 11 planning areas. Seven planning areas are in the Las Vegas Valley—Enterprise, Lone Mountain, Spring Valley, Summerlin South, Sunrise Manor, Whitney, and Winchester/Paradise. Four others represent the outlying areas of the County-Laughlin, Northeast County, Northwest County, and South County— and all the communities within those areas. The County maintains separate goals, policies and planned land use maps for each planning area, as contained in this section.