The lawsuit also had brief mentions of bullhorns and other amplified devices on the shack, noted that it was 'endangering the health as well being of the patrons'. The lawsuit, filed by Steven Cohen, also noted that a plywood shack was erected on the sidewalk on the front of the casino without building permits. The picketers were claimed to have been blockading entrances and intimidating employees and patrons.

On March of 1998, a District Court lawsuit was filed in an attempt to limit what was considered as 'illegal labor picketing' outside of Casino Royale. James Lockhart, who was a 27-year-old surveillance agent during 1995, said that a communications technician showed him a listening device located within the security rooms that was secretly linked to the dealer's room. In December of 1996 during the Frontier Culinary Union Strike, an alleged spying was reported inside the casino. The man, who was a criminology student, was later interviewed.Ĭonstruction of the facade in 1994. In April of 1995, police officers observed an un-cooperative handcuffed man that was being beaten in the back alley of the casino. The property later connected with the places mentioned above and changed to a massive European-style facade. On January 1, 1992, Tom Elardi bought both the Travelodge and the Nob Hill Casino and connected them into Casino Royale. The public notice also lists the structure as “exceeding obstruction standards.”ĭudley declined to comment on the project when contacted by the Review-Journal.Ĭontact Patrick Blennerhassett at or 70.Casino Royale was first occupied by several restaurants and a casino, including:

The 11-page public notice also notes “the proposed structure is in close vicinity to substantial, frequent helicopter air tour operations at LAS (Harry Reid International Airport) and the Las Vegas Strip” and that this part is under investigation and seeking public input. The FAA is conducting an aeronautical study as the proposal is to construct or operate a “building to a height of 699 feet above ground level.” The study was first reported by Vital Vegas at and the proposal’s description calls for a building development project. (Ellen Schmidt/Las Vegas Review-Journal) federal aeronautical study suggests big plans may be in the works for the Casino Royale site on The Strip.Ī Federal Aviation Administration proposal, currently listed as “circularized,” shows Las Vegas resident Craig Dudley listed as the sponsor of a study for the Casino Royale site at 3411 Las Vegas Blvd. A federal aeronautical study suggests big plans may be in the works for the Casino Royale site on The Strip.

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