The Raiders might be looking to UNLV to solve some of its stadium parking issues.
The Las Vegas Sun reports the team recently submitted the first draft of a joint-use agreement to the university. The document outlines how the Raiders and UNLV football will share the $1.9 billion stadium starting in 2020.
In that draft, the Raiders ask UNLV to use nearly 80 acres of its land for game-day and event parking, including the Thomas and Mack Center lot and a 42-acre parcel near Tropicana Avenue and Koval Lane.
The Raiders propose no payment to the university for the use of the land beyond the revenue from parking fees. A study conducted last month on behalf of the Raiders showed the stadium site holds just 15 percent of the parking required by Clark County code for a 65,000-seat facility.