A local developer has set out to build a new hotel-casino along Las Vegas Boulevard several miles south of the Strip. Developer Michael Ochoa has drawn up plans for a resort that, as seen in drawings filed with Clark County, is called Silverado.
The project, at the northwest corner of Las Vegas Boulevard and Richmar Avenue, would have 300 hotel rooms and a 57,000-square-foot casino, along with food-and-beverage outlets, entertainment and conference space, county records show.
That comprises the first phase of the development, with the second phase calling for an additional 150 hotel rooms.
All told, the 13.5-acre project site a few blocks north of Silverado Ranch Boulevard would have two six-story hotel buildings and a five-level parking garage, according to a county staff report.
