The Jamul Indian Village in southern California is holding a public hearing on Wednesday night to discuss the tribe's casino plans.

The tribe is building the $250 million resort on its six-acre reservation. The tribe had sought approval for a different site but says the Bureau of Indian Affairs delayed action on a land-into-trust application.

The on-reservation site has some neighbors and officials worried. They are concerned about traffic and the height of the 12-story hotel.

The hearing takes place from 5pm to 8pm at the tribal headquarters.

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Jamul tribe set to hear from public on casino (The San Diego Union-Tribune 9/12)