The Eastern Band of Cherokee
Indians of North Carolina has tabled a resolution affecting a second casino, The Cherokee Scout reports.
The tribal council has been pursuing a Class II facility in Cherokee County.
But some of the land that could be used for the casino has been tied up in a dispute with the heirs of a late tribal member.
The tribal gaming enterprise board was prepared to spend $2 million on evaluations at the site. But the council tabled the resolution last month, the Scout reported.
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