January 29, 2012
The Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians are in negotiations with the city
of Lansing to purchase land for the tribe's new casino. Paperwork for the sale
has been filed with the Lansing City Clerk's office. The papers contain the
details of the sale. The purchase price for the land in $1.24 million.
A vote was made previously by the Board of Directors for the tribe to pursue
plans to build the Kewadin Lansing Casino. The casino project is estimated to
cost $245 million. The project will create 700 construction jobs. As well as
1,500 permanent jobs for the community. The tribe is hopeful to begin working on
the casino within a few months.
The Interior Department still needs to approve the plan before the project can
move forward.
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