A proposal to build a parking garage next to large fuel tanks at Las Vegas’ airport was pushed to a Clark County commission meeting next month.

Commissioners were scheduled to vote Wednesday on plans by developer American Nevada Co. for a six-story garage just north of Terminal 1 at Harry Reid International Airport, but county staff requested to hold the item to the Nov. 5 commission meeting. No reasons were given.

The new structure would feature more than 2,200 standard parking stalls as well as solar panels over most of the top level, according to a county staff report, which said the garage would also be “shielded” on the side that borders the fuel tanks.

The 3.8-acre project site currently has a building — occupied by airline-food supplier Sky Chefs — that would get demolished to cl

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