Construction of a 3.8-mile race course on and near the Strip for the Las Vegas Grand Prix won’t be as burdensome on residents this fall, officials told the Clark County Commission on Tuesday.
Terry Miller, project manager with Miller Project Management, in a presentation to the commission stressed that a condensed construction schedule and more communication with the community will enhance the process. Miller Project Management is charged with preparing the course for the second installment of the race, Nov. 21-23.
Unlike last year, which brought nine months of road repaving among other construction, Miller touted that setup would take just three months this year.
