Clark County commissioners gave the developers of a stalled casino project another lifeline.
The commission on Wednesday approved a third time extension for the partially built Dream Las Vegas resort near the south edge of the Strip. Construction crews stopped building the project more than two years ago with the developers owing tens of millions of dollars, and the site is now owned by the lead contractor, following a legal settlement over unpaid bills.
County staff had recommended denying the extension request, writing in a report that the project, under the terms of an agreement with the county, is classified as abandoned.
