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Planning Commission OKs one-year extension for tavern with restricted gaming at Walmart site
Summary
The Planning Commission approved a one-year extension to a special-use permit allowing a tavern with restricted gaming and on-sale liquor at the proposed Walmart retail center at Revere Street and Dural Lane (APN 124-22-101-019). Staff recommended approval and the applicant said the extension is to allow time for technical studies and permit processing.
The North Las Vegas Planning Commission on July 8 approved a one-year extension to SUP 14-2025, allowing a tavern with restricted gaming and on-sale liquor at the proposed Walmart retail center at the northeast corner of Revere Street and Dural Lane (APN 124-22-101-019).
Mark Mulhall, speaking for the applicant Olympia Companies, told commissioners the request was limited to an extension of time for the previously approved tavern use. "The request is just for an extension of time for the special use permit as it relates to the tavern use for the restricted gaming with on-sale liquor," Mulhall said, adding that technical studies have been submitted and grading and building permits are pending.
Staff had no objections and recommended approval subject to the listed conditions. Commissioners asked about the project's schedule; Mulhall estimated Walmart could begin construction "probably within a year or so" once permits are issued and that store completion might take about three years, depending on timing.
Commissioner Greer expressed support for the broader commercial development, saying it would provide a retail hub to serve projected housing in the area. Commissioners noted the tavern tenant has not yet been identified and that additional public notice will follow as plans develop. The commission voted to approve SUP 14-2025 with staff recommendations.
The extension covers only the previously approved tavern use; no changes to the underlying application were presented at the hearing. Final action on the permit remains with the Planning Commission under the conditions recorded in the staff report.
