Structure Height Limits: Boulder City vs Paradise
How do structure height limits rules compare between Boulder City, NV and Paradise, NV?
Paradise has fewer restrictions than Boulder City.
Boulder City, NV
Clark County
Boulder City Title 11 limits most single family residential buildings to 30 feet or 2 stories, with stricter limits in the Historic District.
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Clark County
Clark County caps residential structures at 35 feet in most R-1 zones under Title 30. Height near Harry Reid International Airport is further restricted by FAA Part 77 surfaces and Airport Environs Overlay.
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| Fact | Boulder City | Paradise |
|---|---|---|
| - | - | |
| R-1 Height | - | 35 ft typical |
| Accessory | - | 15 ft typical |
| Airport Overlay | - | FAA Part 77 applies |
| Code | - | Title 30 and Title 29 |
Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.
Boulder City FAQ
Paradise FAQ
How tall can I build a house in unincorporated Clark County?
Primary residential structures are typically capped at 35 feet in R-1 zones. Master-planned communities often impose lower limits. Near Harry Reid International Airport, FAA Part 77 surfaces may require additional review.
Do I need FAA approval near the Las Vegas airport?
Yes. Structures in the Airport Environs Overlay District that project into FAA Part 77 imaginary surfaces require filing FAA Form 7460-1 and obtaining a determination of no hazard before construction.
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