Casino hearing tentative in Mackinaw City (The Cheyboygan Tribune 3/21)
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Little Traverse Bay Bands to present plan for second casino
The Little Traverse Bay Bands of
Odawa Indians will face a public meeting next month on plans for a second casino.
The tribe wants to build a $26 million facility with 550 slot machines on trust land near Mackinaw City.
The Class III gaming compact requires local approval so the village has scheduled a hearing on April 11 to solicit input.
The tribe already operates the Odawa Casino Resort.
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Casino hearing tentative in Mackinaw City (The Cheyboygan Tribune 3/21)
Casino hearing tentative in Mackinaw City (The Cheyboygan Tribune 3/21)
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