The company is seeking permission for a slew of amenities to be constructed on the commercial end of the property, including the ice skating rink, a sports field, 'outdoor entertainment,' a convenience store, a car wash, a child care center and a vocational school. It centers around an open-air 'Champions Plaza' surrounded by retail shops, restaurants, and a proposed ice rink. In documents, the commercial development is referred to as North Las Vegas Sports Village.

Heading to a May 19 meeting, City Council staff are recommending approval for the proposal.Agora Realty and Management Renderings from documents filed with the North Las Vegas Planning Commission show the proposed development of the properties where the Texas Station and Fiesta Rancho casinos once stood. The North Las Vegas closures affects venues including the Cabo Lounge, Festival Buffet, Grand Café, La Flor de Michoacan, Fatburger, and an outpost of perennial local’s favorite, Oyster Bar. Sibling venue Fiesta Henderson also remains “temporarily closed and not taking reservations” on Lake Mead Parkway, but Boulder Station, Sunset Station, and Santa Fe Station, Palace Station, Wildfire Gaming, Green Valley Ranch, and Red Rock Resort have all returned to business.Įarlier this month, the Palms, the most upmarket asset in the Stations Casinos’ portfolio, was sold to The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians for $650 million in cash. Shuttered since March 17, 2020, two Station Casinos resorts have officially applied for “non-operational status” and notified the City of North Las Vegas “there is no known re-opening date at this time.”īeginning June 4, Texas Station and Fiesta Rancho are seeking to place their “non-restricted gaming, non-restricted gaming liquor and full liquor off-sale business licenses” on-hold for a second year, citing Nevada’s “uncertain economic conditions.” The City of North Las Vegas can approve the mothballing for a maximum of two years in a row.

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