US EditionIrving residents rally against proposed casino development plans during special town hall
- Irving residents rallied against a casino proposal from Las Vegas Sands Corp., expressing concerns about safety and gambling addiction during a city hall meeting on March 20, 2025.
- The Irving Planning Commission voted 5-4 to recommend the zoning change for the project, which includes plans for 9,000 jobs and a $4 billion investment.
- Many attendees warned that the proposal could stall if gambling remains illegal in Texas, emphasizing the need for a thorough review.
- Opponents argued that casinos would increase crime and degrade community values, while proponents claimed the development would revitalize the area and boost the local economy.
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Las Vegas Sands' Texas resort plan sparks debate in Irving
A rezoning proposal tied to the new owners of the Dallas Mavericks, Las Vegas Sands Corp., drew a passionate and divided crowd to Irving City Hall Monday night. Residents packed the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting, with many forced to stand, as they voiced their concerns and support for the project, which could eventually lay the groundwork for casino gaming in Texas. The proposal seeks to rezone approximately 1,000 acres of land near Hig…
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