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200 Park Avenue
Norfolk, Virginia
HeadWaters Resort & Casino in Norfolk, Virginia will be a $500 million casino hotel built on the Elizabeth River next to Harbor Park. The casino will feature 3,000 slot machines and 150 table games, and the hotel will offer 300 guest rooms and suites. Construction will start in the summer of 2022 and finish in the summer or fall of 2024.
An onsite temporary casino will open by March 2023 and operate during construction of HeadWaters Resort & Casino.
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Rendering of the HeadWaters Resort & Casino released April 21, 2021 by the Pamunkey Indian Tribe. See more renderings
The Pamunkey Indian Tribe signed a development agreement with the City of Norfolk in January 2020 to build a $500M casino and hotel on 13.4 acres of city land along the Elizabeth River and next to Harbor Park for the purpose of building a $500 casino and hotel.
The Norfolk casino was approved by voters in the election November 3, 2020.
The Norfolk plans include a casino with 3,000 slot machines and 150 table games, a hotel with 300 rooms, a spa and a rootop pool, multiple restaurants including a steakhouse, an event center and a rooftop entertainment area.
The expected opening date for the HeadWaters Resort & Casino will be in 2024.
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Norfolk's temporary casino location is scrapped
July 24, 2022 -
The Pamunkey Tribe will not proceed with the initial plan to operate a temporary casino inside the ballpark at Harbor Park during construction of the Norfolk Resort & Casino because the street address is
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Norfolk temporary casino OK'd by city planning commission
June 1, 2022 -
The Norfolk Planning Commission approved plans last week for a temporary casino to operate at Harbor Park during the two-year construction of the HeadWaters Casino
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Norfolk Casino Construction Update (May 2022)
May 3, 2022 -
Construction has not yet started on the HeadWaters Resort & Casino in Norfolk, VA. There are two reasons for this: The Virginia Lottery Board has yet to issue a casino license for the project, and secondly
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Norfolk temporary casino is proposed for Harbor Park
April 2, 2022 -
The Pamunkey Tribe is asking the Norfolk City Council for permission to operate a temporary casino at Harbor Park during the two-year construction of the HeadWaters Resort and Casino.
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Planned Headwaters Resort Casino in Norfolk, VA releases new renderings
March 7, 2022 -
These new renderings for the HeadWaters Resort & Casino in Norfolk, Virginia were released to the public on March 4, 2022 by the City.
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The Pamunkey Indian Tribe will open a temporary casino by March 2023. The casino will operate a 24/7 during the construction of the HeadWaters Resort & Casino.
The initial plan was to locate the casino inside the Harbor Park stadium. However, that plan was scrapped in July 2022. The casino will now be housed in a new structure onsite with the HeadWaters Casino.
No details have yet been released regarding the number of slot machines or table games, and there is no information regarding food and drink venues or other amenities.
The original plan for a temporary casino inside Harbor Park included 625 slot machines, electronic table games, sports bar, and a grill.
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NOTE: Details of the Norfolk casino project have been limited to the following information. Further updates are pending.
3,000 slot machines
150 table games
2,500 seats
300 rooms
Spa
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April 21, 2021
The Pamunkey Indian Tribe released new artist renderings showing what the HeadWaters Resort & Casino will look like when it opens in 2024.
Aerial view of HeadWaters Resort & Casino alongside Harbor Park.
The ferry landing to the HeadWaters Resort & Casino.
The rooftop pool at the HeadWaters Resort & Casino.
Harbor view of HeadWaters Resort & Casino and Harbor Park.
Riverfront view of HeadWaters Resort & Casino
These new renderings for the HeadWaters Resort & Casino in Norfolk, Virginia were released to the public on March 4, 2022 by the City.
Headwaters Resort Casino Front Entrance
Headwaters Resort Casino Lobby
Headwaters Resort Casino Hotel Room
Headwaters Resort Casino Center Bar
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July 24, 2022
The Pamunkey Tribe plan to operate a temporary casino during the two-year construction of the HeadWaters Resort & Casino. However, the initial plan to locate the temporary gaming operation inside the ballpark at Harbor Park has been scrapped due to a street address requirement.
Virginia allows the five casinos designated by the 2019 gambling law to operate temporary casinos during construction of a permanent casino. The law further specifies that both the temporary and the permanent casino must have the same address.
The address of the future HeadWaters Resort & Casino will be 200 Park Ave. The address of the Harbor Park baseball stadium is 150 Park Ave. Thus, the plan has been revised to now build the interim casino on the 13.4-acre site of the HeadWaters Casino.
A construction site plan will soon be completed and submitted to the Norfolk City Council. If approved by the council, HeadWaters will begin construction of the temporary casino. Completion is forecast for March 2023.
Further details about gaming and amenities of the temporary gaming facility have not been released to the public as of this date.
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June 25, 2022
Norfolk city officials have changed the address of Harbor Park to allow for a temporary casino to operate inside the stadium during the two-year construction of the HeadWaters Resort & Casino.
The address change appears to accommodate specific language in the 2020 casino referendum passed by Norfolk voters. The referendum authorizes casino gambling at a site "with an approximate street address of 200 Park Avenue."
The HeadWaters temporary casino will operate inside the Harbor Park Stadium, where the old address has been 150 Park Avenue since the stadium opened in 1993. City officials claim the address change is a "boundary adjustment" common in redevelopment project, and deny it is a specific remedy for the temporary casino.
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June 1, 2022
The Norfolk Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit last week for a temporary casino to operate at Harbor Park during the two-year construction of the HeadWaters Resort & Casino. The request was submitted by the Pamunkey Tribe, which wants to to set up the casino inside a vacant Hits at the Park restaurant and Whitaker Boxing and Fitness Center at the stadium.
Developers plan to turn part of Norfolk Tides stadium into gambling casino - Courtesy of 13News Now, May 27, 2022. Available from YouTube
The casino plan will now be reviewed and voted on by the Norfolk City Council. If approved, the Virginia Lottery could grant final approval in its July 20 meeting.
The temporary casino will operate 24/7 until the HeadWaters Resort & Casino opens in 2024. The temporary casino will feature 625 slot machines, electronic table games and a sports bar and grill. Upon final approval from the Virginia Lottery, the construction of the temporary casino is expected to take six months.
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May 3, 2022
Construction has not yet started on the HeadWaters Resort & Casino in Norfolk, VA. There are two reasons for this: The Virginia Lottery Board has yet to issue a casino license for the project, and secondly, the Virginia Marine Resources Commission and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are each studying the building site to issue developers permits approve construction.
A formal groundbreaking for the HeadWaters Resort & Casino is expected sometime this summer city officials. Full construction is expected to begin soon afterwards. Construction will take up to 24 months to complete. A temporary casino is expected to open in 2022 and operate to the end of the construction period.
Update on Norfolk's casino plans - Courtesy of 13News Now, Mar 4, 2022. Available from YouTube
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
Virginia Casino Licensing Begins
In April the Virginia Lottery Board granted the first casino license to Hard Rock Bristol. The board continues to review the applications for Norfolk, along with Danville and Portsmouth, and the next casino license(s) are expected to be announced soon.
Norfolk Casino Taxes will Rebuild Schools
In April Norfolk City officials announced a major plan rebuild five city schools over ten years using tax revenue from the new HeadWaters Resort & Casino.
Lawsuit Over Norfolk Casino Rights is Dismissed
In April a Richmond judge dismissed a lawsuit filed against the City of Norfolk for awarding the Norfolk casino rights to the Pamunkey Indian Tribe. The suit was brought by Cordish Companies, which claimed the company had first rights to a Norfolk casino per a 2013 contract with the City.
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April 2, 2022
The Pamunkey Tribe is asking the Norfolk City Council for permission to operate a temporary casino at Harbor Park during the two-year construction of the HeadWaters Resort and Casino.
Harbor Park is Triple-A baseball stadium located adjacent to the future site of the Headwaters casino project, and has been closed since March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The stadium contains the Norfolk Boxing Center and the Hits at the Park restaurant.
The Pamunkey Tribe would like to use both the boxing center and the restaurant to operate a temporary slots casino on the right side of the stadium.
The Norfolk City Planning Commission is scheduled to take up the Pamunkey's request in its April 28 meeting
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March 6, 2022
The Pamunkey Indian Tribe is seeking a location for a temporary casino to operate during the construction of the HeadWaters Resort & Casino next door to Harbor Park in Norfolk, Virginia. State legislation authorizes a temporary operating license if the location is in the "footprint where the casino will be located."
Two possible locations inside the baseball park are under consideration, and each would meet the criteria. One candidate is the Norfolk Boxing + Fitness Center and the other is the Hits at the Park Restaurant. Both are on the first base side of the park.
Current Harbor Park Boxing Center could host gambling while Norfolk Casino is under construction - Courtesy of WAVY TV 10, Mar 4, 2022. Available from YouTube
Norfolk Boxing + Fitness Center
This facility has been closed since the COVID-19 pandemic began in March 2020. The owners insist on finding a new location before making the property available to the casino.
Hits at the Park Restaurant
This restaurant is only open during the Norfolk Tides games.
The temporary casino for the HeadWaters Resort & Casino would feature limited gaming, a restaurant and a lounge.
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February 26, 2022
Construction is expected to begin this summer on the HeadWaters Resort & Casino in Norfolk, Virginia. Last September the Pamunkey Tribe signed two construction companies to build the $500 million casino resort. This week the construction companies hosted a contractor and outreach event to find local contractors for the project.
HeadWaters Resort & Casino Looks For Local Contractors to Help Build - Courtesy of 13 News Now, Feb 22, 2022. Available from YouTube
After the ground breaking this summer, construction of the HeadWaters Resort & Casino will take two years.
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September 16, 2021
The Pamunkey Tribe has signed a pair of construction companies to build the tribe's HeadWaters Resort & Casino in Norfolk, Virginia. W.M. Jordan is a regional company from Newport News and Suffolk is a national company recognized for premier hotels.
The groundbreaking for the HeadWaters Resort & Casino project will come in the next few months. Construction will be completed in 2024.
The tribe requires the two construction companies, Jordan and Suffolk, to hire a large percentage of local and Black-owned subcontractors and suppliers as a condition of their contracts.
Pamunkey Chief Robert Gray said "Just as important as their commitment to quality work, they are equally committed to providing opportunities for small and minority-owned subcontractors and suppliers to play a significant role in this project."
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April 27, 2021
The Pamunkey Indian Tribe issued a major update to its HeadWaters Resort & Casino plans this week. New artist renderings of the design were released along with updates on facilities and the timeframe.
New renderings released of the Norfolk casino - Courtesy of 13News Now, Apr 21, 2021. Available from YouTube
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November 6, 2020
On Tuesday the voters in Norfolk approved a plan by the Pamunkey Indian Tribe to build a $500M resort & casino on the Elizabeth River waterfront near Harbor Park. The project includes a casino, an entertainment venue, restaurants, and a 300-room hotel with spa and pool.
Pamunkey Indian Tribe stands by economic projections for Norfolk casino - Courtesy of WAVY TV 10, Nov. 5, 2020. Available from YouTube
Chief of the Pamunkey Indian Tribe, Robert Gray, expressed the gratitude of his tribe:
"We are moved beyond words by the tremendous display of support we've received from the Norfolk community. To everyone who advocated on our behalf, shared our message with their friends and neighbors, put up a yard sign, wore a sticker or simply voted YES, we cannot thank you enough. We look forward to working with you to make Norfolk even stronger for decades to come."
The next steps will be finalizing a casino license and securing the neccessary building permits. The groundbreaking is expected in the spring of 2021, and construction is expected to be completed by late 2022 or early 2023.
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October 21, 2020
Pamunkey Tribe announces architecture hires for Norfolk casino - Courtesy of , Oct 16, 2020. Available from YouTube
Last week the Pamunkey Tribe announced the hiring of a two-company development team for their proposed HeadWaters Resort & Casino. HKS Architects is an international design company known for AT&T Stadium in Dallas and the MGM National Harbor Casino. Baskervill is a Richmond-based company that provides construction, engineering and design.
Pamunkey Chief Robert Gray issued this statement:
"These two companies bring the creativity, industry expertise, experience and drive to ensure that this facility will exceed the highest expectations set by the Tribe and the City of Norfolk for this project."
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October 20, 2020
As the Nov. 3 election nears the Pamunkey Indian Tribe is making a final push for voter approval to build a casino near Harbor Park. The casino is supported by the Yes Norfolk Committee and a handful of state officials. The casino is opposed by the Norfolk Referendum Committee.
Final push on casino proposal in Norfolk - Courtesy of WTKR News 3, Oct 16, 2020. Available from YouTube
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September 7, 2020
The "All In Norfolk" campaign to gather voter support for the HeadWaters Resort & Casino is officially underway. The Norfolk casino requires voter approval in the Nov. 3, 2020 election to authorize construction planned for a 13.4-acre site east of the Harbor Park baseball stadium.
The measure is supported by Norfolk Mayor Kenny Alexander, Virginia Delegate Jay Jones, Norfolk City Council, "All In for Norfolk Casino Committee" and the "Yes Norfolk PAC". The Pamunkey Tribe has contributed over $210,000 to the last two group to promote advertising campaigns for voter support.
If approved by voters, the Pamunkey will construct a casino hotel complex with 3,000 slot machines, 150 table games, restaurants, an entertainment venue and a 300-room hotel with spa.
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January 16, 2020
Video courtesy of 13 ABC NEWS NOW
The Pamunkey Tribe and the City of Norfolk signed two agreements Monday that advance the tribe's plan to build a $700 million casino on the Elizabeth River.
The first agreement was an option for the Pamunkey Tribe to buy 13.4 acres of city property next to Harbor Park for $750,000 per acre ($10+ million total). The option is subject to the state approval of a casino license for the site. The option expires after three years but can be extended twice for one year.
The second agreement was a development agreement to regulate the construction and use of the property in compliance with state and local building codes.
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September 27, 2019
The Norfolk City Council held a public hearing Tuesday before voting 7-1 to approve a land sale and intergovernmental agreement with the Pamunkey Indian Tribe. The agreement is a major step forward for the Tribe's plan to build a $700 million riverfront casino and hotel in Norfolk.
The Pamunkey Indian Tribe is proposing to build a casino with 3,500 to 4,500 slot machines and up to 225 table games, a 750-seat entertainment venue, 3-5 restaurants, a hotel and spa, and a waterfront promenade.
The sale agreement for 13 acres of city-owned land to the Pamunkey Tribe is contingent upon the tribe getting final casino approval from either the state for a commercial casino or the federal govenment for an Indian gaming casino.
TERMS OF THE DEAL
1. Land Purchase
The City of Norfolk will sell 13.25 acres of land to the Pamunkey Tribe on a five-year option to buy. The Tribe will pay $100,000 per year for the option and $10 million to purchase the land if their casino application is successful. The current market value is $750,000 per acre.
2. Revenue Sharing Agreement
If the casino is approved under the U,S, Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, The Tribe will pay 4% of gambling revenues to the City of Norfolk. If the casino is licensed under Virginia law, the Tribe will be taxed per state law.
TIMEFRAME
The timeframe for opening a casino in Norfolk is likely 3-4 years away. The Virginia General Assembly is considering legislation that will mandate voter approval in five cities with proposed casinos. If passed in the next legislative session, these casino referendums would appear on the November 2021 ballot. If passed by the voters, construction of a commercial casino in Norfolk would start soon afterwards, and completion would be in 2022-2023.
If the Pamunkey Indian Tribe does not pursue a federally-approved tribal casino, the voter process would be bypassed. However, the federal process is lengthy and the timeframe is similar.
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December 19, 2018
The Pamunkey Tribe has announced negotiations with the City of Norfolk to purchase 20 acres of riverfront property owned by the city for the purpose of building a $700 million casino and hotel. The site is near the Amtrak Station and Harbor Park stadium.
In March 2018, two years after the Pamunkey Indians were recognized by the federal government, the tribe announced plans to build a casino with hotel and spa somewhere in Eastern Virginia.
A month later the Pamunkeys announced the purchase of 610 acres in New Kent County as a potential building site for their casino project. The location is east of Richmond at the Exit 205 interchange on I-64. The tribe also said at the time it had not committed to build there and would continue to seek other opportunities including land in Richmond and its vicinity.
When the final decision is made about the casino location, the Pamunkeys will petition the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs to take that land into federal trust as part of their reservation land.
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January 29, 2019
The Pamunkey Indian Tribe is proposing to build a $750 casino and hotel along the Elizabeth River in the City of Norfolk. Last night the city council cast a unanimous vote to support the project.
The Norfolk City Council passed a resolution asking the General Assembly to proceed with legislation that would lead to state-licensing of the Pamunkey casino as an alternative to the lengthy federal Indian gaming process.
The General Assembly is woking on a bill to authorize and regulate casino gambling. It will require an election referendum on the November ballot for Norfolk residents to agree or reject the Pamunkey casino.
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April 21, 2018
A possible resort casino could be developed in New Kent County. The Pamunkey Indian Tribe purchased over 600 acres of land. The property is being considered for the casino project.
However, this is not the only potential location. Other areas in central and eastern Virginia are being considered.
Plans were previously announced for the tribe's desire to develop a casino resort. Acquiring land is one of the main tasks that the tribe has undertaken in order to make progress on their casino plans.
Located off of Interstate 64 and the Bottoms Bridge-Quinton exit, the property makes up four parcels. An LLC bought the land for $3.05 million according to tax records from the county. The mailing address matches the same as a video game operator with a state approved license, named B&B Amusement of Illinois. The company operates over 60 venues.
The tribe wants to build a gaming facility with a hotel, entertainment venue, and spa. The estimated cost to complete the project will be $700 million.
Full time positions would be available for 4,000 people. Payroll would equal around $200 million. The state could earn an estimated $1 billion from gaming revenue taxes.
Both the state and the local community where the project would be built would benefit in the revenue sharing.
The tribe would also like to be able to provide rural Virginia with broadband. They also would like to fund housing for seniors.
Middle Peninsula Planning District Council may also be involved. Joining with the council may allow for the project to qualify for federal grants. That could be used to help create jobs and improve infrastructure.
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March 16, 2018
Plans for a proposed Pamunkey Indian Tribe owned casino have been announced. If approved it will be built in the eastern section of Virginia and 4,000 full time jobs would be created. It would cost an estimated $700 million.
There would be casino games. There will also be a hotel, spa, and entertainment.
Construction would create between 3,000 and 5,000 jobs.
Annual payroll would equal $200 million. Companies that supply support services and other indirect companies could have a $1 billion impact for the state.
The casino will not be located on the tribe's King William County reservation.
They are interested in a partnership with a community to build their project. The site for the proposed casino to be developed is still being determined. Property being considered must be able to accommodate a large number of visitors. As well as access to utilities like water and sewer. Until these things are settled, a timeline for construction can not be announced.
The community that is selected for the proposed casino would enter into an agreement that would allow for sharing the casino revenues. The state would also receive a portion.
An investment group is currently in negotiations with the tribe to help develop the project. Details on the investment company have not been released.
Financing for the project also needs to be secured.
The National Indian Gaming Commission would oversee the casino's gaming operations. One of the purposed for the commission is to ensure that the games are ran fairly. It also monitors the agreements made between the tribe and the casino management company.
Dependent on current state laws, the casino could be allowed to operate slot machines and table games. However, the choice of games must be approved by the commission and the negotiated on for the gaming compact.
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Norfolk Harbor Park Stadium address is changed for temporary casino
June 25, 2022 -
Norfolk city officials have changed the address of Harbor Park to allow for a temporary casino to operate inside the stadium during the two-year construction of the HeadWaters Casino
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Norfolk Casino is seeking a temporary location
March 6, 2022 -
The Pamunkey Indian Tribe is seeking a location for a temporary casino to operate during the construction of the HeadWaters Resort & Casino next door to Harbor Park in Norfolk, Virginia.
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Norfolk casino development update - Feb 2022
February 26, 2022 -
Construction is expected to begin this summer on the HeadWaters Resort & Casino in Norfolk, Virginia. This week a contractor and outreach event was held to find local contractors for the project.
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Norfolk casino contractors announced by Pamunkey Tribe
September 16, 2021 -
The Pamunkey Tribe has signed a pair of construction companies to build the tribe's HeadWaters Resort & Casino in Norfolk, Virginia. The groundbreaking is expected later this year
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When will Virginia Casinos Open?
May 29, 2021 -
Virginia General Assembly approved legislation in 2019 for five cities to accept or reject a state-licensed casino. Here is the casino status for each of these five cities and the steps needed to complete construction and open the doors
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HeadWaters Resort & Casino releases new design renderings
April 27, 2021 -
The Pamunkey Indian Tribe issued a major update to its HeadWaters Resort & Casino plans this week. New artist renderings of the design were released along with updates on facilities
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Virginia Lottery Board approves state casino regulations
February 13, 2021 -
Last week the Virginia State Lottery Board approved its initial set of casino regulations to govern state-approved casino gambling operations. The provisions include slot machine payout percentages
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Timeline for opening new Virginia Casinos
November 29, 2020 -
he Virginia Lottery Board has begun the long process towards licensing and opening the first Vegas-style casinos in Virgnia after voters in Bristol, Danville, Norfolk, and Portsmouth approved casino referendums
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2020 Election: Norfolk voters approve Pamunkey Tribe casino plan
November 6, 2020 -
On Tuesday the voters in Norfolk approved a plan by the Pamunkey Indian Tribe to build a $500M resort & casino on the Elizabeth River waterfront near Harbor Park.
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Pamunkey Tribe selects development team for Norfolk casino
October 21, 2020 -
Last week the Pamunkey Tribe announced the hiring of a two-company development team for their proposed HeadWaters Resort & Casino. HKS Architects designed AT&T Stadium Dallas
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Pamunkey Tribe makes final push for Norfolk casino
October 20, 2020 -
As the Nov. 3 election nears the Pamunkey Indian Tribe is making a final push for voter approval to build a casino near Harbor Park. The casino is supported by the Yes Norfolk Committee
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HeadWaters Resort & Casino voter campaign is launched
September 7, 2020 -
The "All In Norfolk" campaign to gather voter support for the HeadWaters Resort & Casino is officially underway. The Norfolk casino requires voter approval in the Nov. 3, 2020 election for construction
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Pamunkey Indian Tribe proposes $350M Richmond casino resort
January 23, 2020 -
The Pamunkey tribe have announced plans to build a $350 million Indian gaming casino in South Richmond. The project includes a 275-room hotel, spa, pool and fitness center
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Pamunkey tribe and Norfolk sign casino agreements
January 16, 2020 -
The Pamunkey Tribe and the City of Norfolk signed two agreements advance the tribe's plan to build a $700 million casino on the Elizabeth River.
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Norfolk approves land sale for Pamunkey Tribe Casino
September 27, 2019 -
The Norfolk City Council approved a land sale agreement with the Pamunkey Indian Tribe for 13 acres of city-owned land along the Elizabeth River to build a proposed $700M casino and hotel.
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Norfolk council votes unanimously to support Pamunkey Casino
January 29, 2019 -
Last night the City Council of Norfolk passed a unanimous resolution to support the $750 casino and hotel proposed by the Pamunkey Indian Tribe.
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First VA Casino Bill Passes Senate Committee
January 21, 2019 -
The Senate Committee on General Laws and Technology take the first major step towards legalization of casino gambling in Virginia by passing Senate Bill 1126.
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First Virginia Casino could be in Norfolk
December 19, 2018 -
The Pamunkey Tribe are negotiating with the City of Norfolk to purchase 20 acres of riverfront property owned by the city for the purpose of building a $700 million casino and hotel.
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Pamunkey Indian Tribe buys potential casino land in New Kent
April 21, 2018 -
The Pamunkey Indian Tribe has purchased 610 acres of land in New Kent for the possible building of Virginia's first casino.
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Virginia Tribe planning $700 million casino resort
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