From Clark County’s Zoning Commission
Off-Strip Las Vegas hotel and casino project gets zoning permits
A construction start date and a name for the project were not released.
2019-11-27
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Clark County Commissioners approved zoning permits for 60 acres in the area of Koval and Harmon. Developers are working on plans for a resort that would include high rise towers, a shopping center and a 5-story underground parking garage.
After sitting undeveloped for years, plans are in the works to build a new casino/hotel just east of the Las Vegas Strip. On November 20, Clark County’s Zoning Commission approved zoning permits for 60 acres in the area of Harmon and Koval Lane.
Developers are working on plans for a resort that would include high rise towers and a shopping center. Along with that, there are also plans to build an underground garage to accommodate parking at the planned resort. The garage is expected to be five levels.
A construction start date and a name for the project were not released, KTNV reported.
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