By David Strow
<strow@lasvegassun.com>
LAS VEGAS SUN
November 23, 2001
Florida condominium developer Turnberry Associates has yet to break ground on its planned Las Vegas Strip resort,
a massive London-themed casino at the site of the old El Rancho.
But it appears to already have a powerful enemy: The Culinary Union.
On Wednesday, the Clark County Commission was set to hear what appeared to be a routine matter -- an application
by Turnberry to make several alterations to a resort design approved in February. Those plans called for a 2,050-room
hotel and 90,000-square-foot casino, built to resemble the city of London. The resort will have features from the
London skyline, such as Big Ben, the Tower Bridge and Buckingham Palace.
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