The stadium will be on nine acres at the Tropicana Las Vegas site, across from the MGM Grand. The A's say it will have a 30,000-fan capacity, making it one of the smallest parks in Major League Baseball. It will also have a variety of seating options and a partially retractable roof.
The venue will be a hub for sports and entertainment.
A vote on the A's proposed move to Las Vegas could happen as soon as next month.
Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred said team owners will meet in mid-June in New York.
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Nevada's governor said legislative leaders and the team reached a tentative agreement on a stadium plan.
The state legislature must still vote on it.
The ballpark is set to cost $1.5 billion.
According to the Nevada Independent, the bill is expected to include $380 million from the county and state to fund a portion of the construction.