Council adopts temporary live-entertainment exception and approves small rezoning for Fairfield Farmhouses
June 04, 2026 | City Council Meetings , Reno, Washoe County, Nevada
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The Reno City Council unanimously adopted two ordinances on June 3.
Ordinance 6742 (TXT26-00002) amends the municipal code to provide a temporary exception to conditional-use permit regulations for indoor live entertainment within the entertainment core. The clerk noted two public comments on the item before the council adopted the ordinance.
Ordinance 6743 (LDC26-000060) rezones roughly 1.08 acres at 1133 West Plum Lane from SF3 (three units per acre) to SF5 (five units per acre) for the Fairfield Farmhouses project. Council Member Dora asked staff to work with residents and the developer to minimize traffic impacts and to confirm whether the proposed access would create a cut-through; planning staff Leah Picotti clarified that the access is emergency access only and that the development will remain a cul-de-sac with limited impacts to circulation. The ordinance was adopted on final reading by unanimous vote.
Both measures passed with no recorded opposition.
Ordinance 6742 (TXT26-00002) amends the municipal code to provide a temporary exception to conditional-use permit regulations for indoor live entertainment within the entertainment core. The clerk noted two public comments on the item before the council adopted the ordinance.
Ordinance 6743 (LDC26-000060) rezones roughly 1.08 acres at 1133 West Plum Lane from SF3 (three units per acre) to SF5 (five units per acre) for the Fairfield Farmhouses project. Council Member Dora asked staff to work with residents and the developer to minimize traffic impacts and to confirm whether the proposed access would create a cut-through; planning staff Leah Picotti clarified that the access is emergency access only and that the development will remain a cul-de-sac with limited impacts to circulation. The ordinance was adopted on final reading by unanimous vote.
Both measures passed with no recorded opposition.
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