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Community Maps - The following street maps have created for communities in the County in response to address changes and new street names and signs being erected this summer. The maps are for reference purposes only and can be easily updated or enhanced in the future. 

New Lincoln County web mapper - This interactive web site provides basic land and property information. If you see any mistakes or experience user problems please contact the planning office at 775-962-5345.

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Highland Knolls

Planning and Zoning Department

181 North Main Street
Suite 107
P.O. Box 307
Pioche, NV 89043
Fax: 775-962-5347

Telephone: 775-962-5345

Operating Hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Pacific Time, Monday through Friday

Planning Commission meetings will be held on the 2nd Thursday of every month at 6:30 pm Pacific Time.

Clint Wertz, Planning Director

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Staff

Planning Director
Planning Coordinator
GIS Coordinator

The Lincoln County Planning Department was created in 2006 to prepare the County for future large development projects. While the County has had an active planning commission for over 30 years, the pace of change and the size of projects have been slow. Over the next 40 years there is the potential for 250,000 new residents to a County of only 4400 people. As the 13th largest County in the country (at over 6 million acres), Lincoln County is facing unprecedented growth.

Mission Statement

The mission of the Planning Department is to provide friendly, fair, and factual land use information in an informal environment. We strive to assist the public and provide direction for the Town Boards, the Planning Commission and the Board of Commissioners.

News

  Lincoln County is conducting surveys to measure interest in conserving the County’s special features such as open space, parks and trails.  A website link is below which includes a survey, maps of our communities and a description of the Open Space Plan project. 

  The focus of this plan is on the areas around our existing communities, the proposed BLM disposal lands and other unique locations in the County.  The survey is being sent to 1000 residents in Lincoln County .   Any additional surveys are welcomed and can be dropped off at the County planning office in Pioche.  A series of community workshops will be held this summer to outline the survey results and identify community priorities.

http://www.lccommunitylands.org/  link to website and survey

http://www.lincolncountyrecord.com/pages/090423surveys  recent media coverage 

If you have any questions, please contact me at your convenience.

Clinton Wertz
Lincoln County Planning Director

  775-962-5345 tele phone

775-962-5347 fax

E-mail: cwertz@lincolnnv.com

  or

www@lincolncountynv.org

Projects

Planning Department Projects for 2010

Coyote Springs Investment LLC has requested an amendment to its 2004 development agreement to increase its allowable acreage for industrial uses per Title 15 (electrical generation stations) from 4,500 acres up to 22,000 acres (all fee acreage) Read more...

CSI Amendment Presentation - This document was presented to the County Commissioners concerning the proposed amendment to the 2004 Development Agreement.

Planning Department Projects for 2009

Street Naming and Address Policy - Lincoln County is a remote, rural County that ranks as the 13th largest County in the nation and as the 3rd largest County in the State of Nevada. As the County faces new development projects that could increase the County's population rapidly in the next 20 years, there was an urgent need to develop an addressing system that will be compatible in both urban and rural settings. The County has recetly invested in upgrading its E-11 system to be more effective and accurate for public safety purposes. A consistent and logical system needs to be in place for E-911 to be fully implemented. In preparing for the 2010 census, a new addressing system will prove invaluable to the population count, not to mention assist the County in a wide range of functions.

Address Posting Guidelines - You can help emergency responders locate your house by following these simple steps.

Street Naming and Addressing Policy - Frequently Asked Questions

History and Project Summary - Read a brief history of the Planning Department and a short summary of ongoing projects.

Lincoln County Public Land Management and Use Plan - 1996 - This plan is intended to establish policies and provide direction to Lincoln County Government relative to impacts from actions on and near public lands. The plan describes the role of federal land management agencies in the county, identifies concerns and issues and establishes policies for the county relative to the issues. This plan is not intended to dictate or impose Lincoln County's goals on the agencies, but to facilitate consultation, cooperation and coordination with the agencies. (Please note: this document is a scanned copy and does not meet Section 508 of the Handicap Accessibility Standards for electronic media.)

Meetings

Agendas and Minutes - Read past meeting agendas and minutes.

Lincoln County Planning and Zoning Code

Coyote Springs Planning Unit Development Code - Title 15 - An ordinance creating Title 15 of the Lincoln County Code establishing the Coyote springs Planned Unit Development Code for the regulation and maintenance of planning and zoning within the Coyote Springs Planning Area.

Lincoln County Development Code - Title 13 - The provisions of this code are intended to regulate the use of land and the division of same into separate interests for the purpose of protecting the public health, safety, convenience and general welfare of the residents of the county. The code is adopted in accordance with and in order to further the implementation of the county master plan and such other plans, policies, and studies designed to promote the orderly growth of the county and its communities.

Toquop Township Planned Unit Development Ordinance - Title 14 - The purpose of this ordinance is to create, enhance and foster public health, safety and general welfare in the area known as the Lincoln County Land Act area (Toquop Township).

Lincoln County Zoning Ordinance Development Standards

Lincoln County Land Base Inventory Zoning

Large Projects Review Process

Forms and Applications

July through December 2009 Application Submittal Dates for Lincoln County Planning Department - All applications and maps must be submitted no later than 4:30 p.m. in order to be placed on the agenda.

January through June 2010 Application Submittal Dates for Lincoln County Planning Department - All applications and maps must be submitted no later than 4:30 p.m. in order to be placed on the agenda.

July through December 2010 Application Submittal Dates for Lincoln County Planning Department - All applications and maps must be submitted no later than 4:30 p.m. in order to be placed on the agenda.

Lincoln County Planning Department Fees

Application Requirements for Recorded Maps

Parcel Map Process

Parcel Map Application

Approved Parcel Map Format

Application for Amendment to an Existing Map

Subdivision Map Process

Application for a Tentative Subdivision Map

Checklist for Holding a Special Event in Lincoln County - In addition to Bureau of Land Management requirements, each event promoter must comply with Lincoln County requirements.

Continuance Application

Development Standards

Development Agreement/Amendment Application

Extension of Time Application

Farm Management Easement

Master Development Plan Application - Conceptual Planned Use and Development

Master Development Plan Amendment Application

Record of Survey Map Application - Boundary Line Adjustment

Special Use Permit Application

Vacation or Abandonment - Application for Vacation or Abandonment of Right of Way or Easement

Variance Application

Zone Change Application/Code Amendment Application

 

 

 

 

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