July 22, 2008
CRESCENT CITY, CA - The Elk Valley Rancheria plan to build a new destination
resort on their 200-acre Martin Ranch property in Crescent City about 20 miles
south of the Oregon border.
Elk Valley Chairman Dale Miller stated: "The Tribe is embracing this new
destination resort as a major element of a 20-year master plan and a key piece
of our Tribal growth strategy. We believe strongly in the resort's long-term
success based on its stunning location. It will be a catalyst for complex
business development and job creation for the Tribe, as well as community-wide
economic advancement."
The Elk Valley Tribe solicited design proposals from 14 firms and announced this
week it had selected Hnedak Bobo Group (HBG) Architects, recognized as a top ten
design firm within the national casino resort and hospitality design industry.
The company has worked on projects with more than 25 Native American tribes.
Dan Elias, HBG, said, "The Tribe's site is ideal for a resort development.
Our team will ensure that the design integrates the magnificent scenery and the
right mix of amenities to attract Elk Valley's target market."
About the Elk Valley Rancheria
The tribe provides various services to its members and operates several local
businesses, including the Tsunami Lanes Bowling Alley, Del Norte Golf Course,
Hiouchi RV Resort, and the Elk Valley Casino. For more information visit Elk
Valley Rancheria at www.elk-valley.com
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