The city council in Taunton, Massachusetts, will meet Wednesday night to discuss an intergovernmental agreement with the Mashpee Wampanoag
Tribe.
Under the deal, the will pay $33 million up front in mitigation costs. The tribe also plans to share about $13 million a year in gaming revenues.
The agreement requires ratification by the city council.
A vote could come at the meeting tomorrow night.
Residents of Taunton will go to the polls on June 9 to say whether they want to host the casino.
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(The Taunton Daily Gazette 5/22)
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