KENNEC has sued the Pinoleville Pomo Nation of California for allegedly failing to pay for the tribal environmental impact report on a proposed casino.
KENNEC says it is owed nearly $162,000 for the report, which was released last month. The lawsuit filed in state court, The Ukiah Daily Journal reported.
The tribe plans a 90,000-square-foot casino, a 72,100-square-foot hotel and a five-level parking garage. The facility will be located on the reservation.
The tribe's Class III gaming compact requires the tribe to address local impacts of the casino.
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Pinoleville tribe sued for breach of contract over casino project
(The Ukiah Daily Journal 7/14)
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