August 26, 2010
A new casino may be built in San Diego County. The La Jolla Band of Mission
Indians recently had an environmentally study done. The tribe has released
little information about the purposed project. However, the environmental study
was publically released.
The project will be built on the tribe's land on Palomar Mountain. The new
facility calls for a gaming and hotel area of 480,000 square feet. The hotel
will have 200 guest rooms and 6 villa suites. Gaming details were not provided
in the report. However, by law the tribe may operate up to 2,000 gaming
machines.
Previously, $22.6 million was given to the tribe in a bond for economic
development. Under this bond, they may use the funds for construction. However
funds may not go directly to fund the casino. This was done by the government as
a federal economic stimulus package.
The estimated opening date of the new casino is January of 2012.
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