Having just been there this week... I doubt they will get much foot traffic... it's still pretty damn far south. But it is at least a lot more accessible and a cheaper car ride.

I just wish we had a commitment to the facility/idea beyond Tim's time.

Not for a long time... It's a dirt lot at the moment... and they haven't even finished the design/permitting.

Details from the zoning meeting of interest... details on the building and signage planned

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Elevations
The plans depict a 1 story, 50 foot 2 inch high building constructed of concrete tilt-up wall
panels and a glass storefront. The upper portions of the front (west) elevation cantilevers over
the entrance to the building. The rear (east) elevation shows clerestory glazing and 2 roll-up
overhead doors. The roof is flat, but angles down towards the rear from the 50 foot 2 inch height
in the front to a 34 foot 1 inch height in the rear.

Floor Plans
The plans show a 26,880 square foot building consisting of exhibit/gallery area where pinball
machines will be displayed and played, and restrooms.

Signage
The plans depict a 4,706 square foot, approximately 40 foot tall, animated wall sign on the front
(west) elevation of the building; and a 71 foot 3 inch high, 1,782 square foot, 4 sided, animated
freestanding sign located 10 feet from the west property line along Las Vegas Boulevard South
and 6 feet from the north property line.

The letters of both the wall sign and freestanding sign are formed by the positive and negative
space created by the use of reverse pan channel lighting on the wall sign and pan channel
lighting with a lexan face on the freestanding sign. The signs are animated since the lighting will
change color. The pan channel lighting on the freestanding sign will be mounted on a perforated
metal mesh frame.
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