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March 18, 2008
SANTA ROSA, CA – The Sonoma county board of supervisors worked out a $100 million deal with the Dry Creek Rancheria Band of Pomo to build a huge new Indian casino resort in the hills above Geyserville. The new casino will be a $300 million Tuscan-style resort to replace the existing River Rock Casino which is housed in a tent-like structure. Under terms of the agreement the tribe will pay Sonoma County about $75 million as reimbursement for new public services resulting from the casino. These include road improvements, law enforcement, and emergency response services. Another $25 million will be paid from room taxes from the new River Rock hotel. The $100 million will be paid over 12 years.
NEW RIVER ROCK CASINO RESORT As part of the deal, the county will drop its opposition to a liquor license, and the tribe agrees not to seek a casino on its property south of Petaluma for at least eight years. Return to California Casinos. |
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