At CC-215 (Bruce Woodbury Beltway) & N. Pecos Road, the plan for Helios builds upon the community vision put forward in the Deer Springs Livable Center Plan for a signature walkable, transit-accessible commercial zone in North Las Vegas. This plan takes a comprehensive approach to a premier healthcare, research, and business campus that integrates compelling land uses, urban density, and a sense of identity in close relationship to open space. These strategies hinge on the notion that wellness and restorative care are most effective in connection with natural environments and collaborative settings. The core of the masterplan aims to foster community, innovation, and collaboration via the integration of the hospital, outpatient facilities, R&D, incubator spaces, and supporting commercial uses. Residential uses will not be permitted so as to create the maximum economic benefit in the Job Creation Zone. At the intersection of the two main axes is the central heart of the project, upon which the various land uses converge – and within which there are native landscapes, shaded moments and spaces for reflection or interaction. The core of the masterplan aims to foster innovation and collaboration via the integration of the Hospital, Outpatient facilities, R&D, Incubator spaces, and community oriented spaces.