Company sues Pinoleville Pomo Nation over casino impact study

Wednesday, July 14, 2010  

KENNEC has sued the Pinoleville Pomo Nation of California for allegedly failing to pay for the tribal environmental impact report on a proposed casino.

KENNEC says it is owed nearly $162,000 for the report, which was released last month. The lawsuit filed in state court, The Ukiah Daily Journal reported.

The tribe plans a 90,000-square-foot casino, a 72,100-square-foot hotel and a five-level parking garage. The facility will be located on the reservation.

The tribe's Class III gaming compact requires the tribe to address local impacts of the casino.

Get the Story:
Pinoleville tribe sued for breach of contract over casino project (The Ukiah Daily Journal 7/14)

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