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CC-215 Bruce
Woodbury Beltway
Construction

Las Vegas Paving Corp. / DCOP 59280

Assured Law is reviewing the CC-215 Bruce Woodbury Beltway construction project near Green Valley Parkway in Henderson, Nevada. Las Vegas Paving Corp. holds a Clark County Dust Control Operating Permit for 51 acres of grading and roadway construction immediately adjacent to residential properties and a public roadway. No formal complaint has been filed. This project is under attorney review, and residents near this project are encouraged to contact us.

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StatusUnder Attorney Review
PermitteeLas Vegas Paving Corp.
DCOP Permit59280
Project NameBruce Woodbury 2025
LocationCC-215 near Green Valley Pkwy, Henderson, NV
Site Size51.10 Acres
Parcel17724201031
Permit ContactTroy Hildreth
Las Vegas Paving Corp.
Monitoring ByAssured Law
Joe Yakubik, Esq., Bar No. 17015
Project Background

About the CC-215
Bruce Woodbury Project

The Bruce Woodbury Beltway (CC-215) is the Clark County portion of the 215 freeway encircling the Las Vegas Valley. Las Vegas Paving Corp. holds DCOP 59280 for the "Bruce Woodbury 2025" project, covering 51.10 acres of active construction along the CC-215 corridor near Green Valley Parkway and Stephanie Street in Henderson.

Project Type
CC-215 beltway widening, grading, and roadway construction
Contractor
Las Vegas Paving Corp., 4420 S. Decatur Blvd., Las Vegas, NV
Permit
DCOP 59280, Modification No. 2
Site Area
51.10 acres of disturbed soil along the CC-215 corridor
Nearby Residents
Residential communities, hotels, and commercial properties directly adjacent to the work corridor on both sides of the beltway
Typical Equipment
Motor graders and similar heavy grading equipment used for large-scale earthmoving and roadway construction

Why This Site Is Under Review

Large-scale grading and earthmoving of the kind underway along the CC-215 corridor can generate significant fugitive dust. With residential and hotel properties immediately adjacent to the work area on both sides of the beltway, dust control is required at all times. Assured Law is monitoring this project and collecting observations from nearby residents.

Status: Under Attorney Review

No formal complaint or legal claim has been filed against Las Vegas Paving Corp. at this time. This project is under attorney review. Residents who have experienced dust, property contamination, or other impacts from this project are encouraged to contact Assured Law.

The Site

Project Area
Along CC-215

Clark County Air Quality dust permit 59280, held by Las Vegas Paving Corp. for the “Bruce Woodbury 2025” project, covers 51.10 acres running the CC-215 corridor between Green Valley Parkway and Stephanie Street in Henderson, directly alongside homes and businesses.

Clark County Air Quality Map showing Dust Permit 59280 (Bruce Woodbury 2025 / Las Vegas Paving Corp.). The highlighted corridor is the permitted project area along CC-215.
Highlighted corridor: permitted project area (Dust Permit 59280)
Source: Clark County, Nevada Air Quality Map (public record), Dust Permit 59280.
Applicable Requirements

What the Law Requires
at This Site

At 51.10 acres, this project exceeds the threshold triggering mandatory Dust Control Monitor requirements under Clark County Air Quality Regulations. The following standards apply to every day of active construction.

51+

Dust Control Monitor Mandatory

Any construction project with 50 acres or more of disturbed soil at any given time is required to have a certified Dust Control Monitor present and devoted specifically to dust prevention during all construction activities. This project exceeds that threshold.

CC AQR Section 94.8(a)(1)
24/7

Continuous Dust Control Required

Control measures must be implemented 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. All construction activities must immediately cease when fugitive dust exceeds permitted opacity standards, regardless of weather conditions or project schedule pressures.

CC AQR Section 94.13(b)
100ft

No Emissions Across Property Lines

No visible emissions of particulate matter may extend more than 100 feet or cross a property line. With residential and hotel properties immediately adjacent to this corridor, that standard applies to every pass of every grading machine on this project.

CC AQR Section 94.14(a)(3),(4)
For Reference

Examples of
Construction Activity

The following images are examples of the type of construction activity and heavy equipment that can generate fugitive dust at large grading sites like this one. They are illustrative examples and have not been submitted as evidence in any legal proceeding.

1
Grading Equipment Raising Dust
Motor graders and similar equipment can raise visible dust when working disturbed soil.
CC-215 grader with visible dust plume, hotel in background
Example of construction activity A motor grader working a disturbed soil surface, with residential and hotel buildings nearby.
CC-215 grader with dust plume, commercial building adjacent
Example of construction activity A motor grader on a graded surface, with a commercial building behind.
CC-215 construction site with billboard and grader, hazy conditions
Example of construction activity An active grading site with a billboard, sound wall, and traffic corridor nearby.
2
Equipment Near a Public Roadway
Heavy equipment working close to an active public roadway.
CC-215 grader next to public road with traffic
Example of construction activity Grading equipment working next to an active public roadway, with buildings nearby.
CAT 143H grader close-up with freeway sound wall and Las Vegas skyline
Example of construction activity A motor grader working along a freeway sound wall near a dense urban area.

Note: These images are examples of construction activity, provided for illustration only. They are not submitted as evidence in any pending legal proceeding, and Assured Law makes no formal allegation of violation at this time. If you have photographs, video, or observations from this site, please contact us.

Nearby Residents

Living Near the
CC-215 Project?

The CC-215 construction corridor passes through a dense residential and commercial area near Green Valley Parkway and Stephanie Street. If you live, work, or own property near this project, you may have observations or damages worth documenting.

Who Should Contact Us

  • Homeowners near the CC-215 corridor between Green Valley Parkway and Stephanie Street
  • Residents who have experienced dust on patios, in pools, or on HVAC units
  • Anyone who has photographed or observed dust from this project
  • Anyone who has filed a complaint with any agency and received no response

What to Document Now

  • Photographs or video of dust plumes from the site with timestamp enabled
  • Photos of sediment on pool surfaces, HVAC filters, or exterior home surfaces
  • Receipts for pool cleaning, filter replacement, or any related repairs
  • Written log of dates, times, and conditions of observed dust events
Potential Damages
Health damages; loss of use of property; property damage repairs; ongoing maintenance costs while construction continues; diminished property value; medical monitoring; and all other damages as proven
Contact Assured Law, Free Review

Have You Seen Dust From This Project?

If you live or work near the CC-215 project between Green Valley Parkway and Stephanie Street and have observed dust, contact Assured Law. The review is always free.

Report Your Observations

Or call (702) 825-3747