October 8 planning agenda includes Alamo and Panaca parcel proposals
The Planning Commission will consider parcel changes and review natural-resources planning. The agenda does not establish approvals.
The Lincoln County Planning Commission is scheduled to meet Thursday, October 8, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. at the county courthouse in Pioche. The official agenda includes proposed parcel changes in Alamo and west of Panaca, along with review of the Master Plan’s Natural Resources section.
Alamo parcel proposals
Ekko LLC’s requests concern two groups of four parcels: APNs 004-111-23 through 004-111-26 and 004-111-33 through 004-111-36. Each group is proposed to become three parcels. The agenda locates them near Joshua Tree Street, south of Box Canyon Road and north of Michael Way, in existing R-1 zoning.
Panaca-area proposal
A request by Shane Mathews concerns APN 012-170-38, west of Panaca near State Route 319. The proposal would divide the parcel into two within existing A-1 agricultural zoning, described as 2.5-acre zoning.
The commission is also scheduled to review and receive comment on the Master Plan’s Natural Resources section. These are agenda items for consideration, not evidence that any parcel map or plan change has been approved. They are not real-estate sale listings.
Consult the full agenda for application wording, participation instructions and any later changes. No ending time is published.
The accompanying image is a conceptual meeting illustration, not the actual commission or courthouse.