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Architectural Review: Las Vegas vs Paradise

How do architectural review rules compare between Las Vegas, NV and Paradise, NV?

Las Vegas and Paradise have similar restriction levels.

Las Vegas, NV

Clark County

Heavy Restrictions

NRS 116 requires HOA architectural review committees to decide applications within 60 days and provide written reasons for any denial. Owners have the right to installation of solar panels, EV chargers, security cameras, xeriscape conversion, and drought-tolerant plants regardless of CC&R text.

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Paradise, NV

Clark County

Heavy Restrictions

Clark County HOAs run architectural review committees under NRS 116.3102 and 116.31065. Owners submit written applications before exterior changes and receive written decisions, typically within 60 days.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactLas VegasParadise
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Authority-NRS 116.3102
Written Decision-Typically 60 days
Xeriscape-Protected NRS 116.320
Solar-Protected NRS 701B

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Las Vegas FAQ

Can my HOA deny solar panels?

No. NRS 116.350 protects solar installation. HOAs may require reasonable placement conditions but cannot prohibit.

What if the committee doesn't respond?

After 60 days of silence on a complete application, approval is deemed granted by operation of law.

Paradise FAQ

Do I need HOA approval to paint my Summerlin South house?

Yes. Most Clark County master-planned HOAs require ARC approval for any exterior color change. Submit a written application with color samples; expect a written decision within 60 days.

Can my Clark County HOA ban xeriscape landscaping?

No. NRS 116.320 specifically protects owner rights to install drought-tolerant xeriscape despite HOA rules. SNWA rebates and state law both encourage desert landscaping.

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