The Ute Tribe and the town of Dinosaur, Colorado, approved a pre-development agreement for an off-reservation casino.
The tribe and the town are sharing the costs of a $100,000 feasibility study. Both sides agreed to a potential site that could be included in a future land-into-trust application.
The tribe's reservation is primarily located in Utah. However, a portion reached into Colorado and end about two miles from Dinosaur.
The tribe does not have a gaming
compact with the state of Colorado.
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(The Craig Daily Press 10/21)
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