From the time we accept a complete application, it generally takes between 90 and 120 days to process an application for a liquor or gaming license. A county gaming license cannot be issued until the Nevada Gaming Commission first approves the applicant for a state gaming license. A temporary liquor license may be issued if the business is going through a change of ownership. But only if the location is currently licensed for the same liquor license and the license is in good standing. Other liquor licenses also have a 1,500 foot distance restriction to churches, or schools.
Measurement is made in a straight line.
The liquor or gaming license is issued to the person or entity that has rights to a location, by way of either a long term lease or ownership of the property. Liquor licenses are not sold in the unincorporated area of Clark County. This means that the liquor license cannot be moved to a new address or location. If you move, you will need to apply for a new liquor license. Only certain locations are allowed slot machines.