The Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians is beginning negotiations over the tribe's addition of a hotel at its casino in Rancho Mirage, California.
Earlier this week, the tribe approved a 400-room, multi-story hotel at the Agua Caliente Casino. The land is outside of city limits but the tribe is agreeing to contribute to road-improvement projects fire services at the expanded facility.
The city is seeking $12 million to address the impacts, a request the tribe has considered to be somewhat outlandish.
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Rancho Mirage looks for a $12 million cut from casino
(The Riverside Press-Enterprise 2/23)
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