Commissioners in Clark County, Washington, are considering their options after the Cowlitz Tribe won final Bureau of Indian Affairs approval for a casino.
The county asked its attorneys to review the record
of decision on the project. Commissioners could decide their next move at a meeting today.
“If this was a private developer, you would welcome them with open arms,” resident Ed Barnes told commissioners when he heard about a potential appeal, The Columbian reported.
The BIA agreed to place 152 acres in trust for the tribe. It was the first land-into-trust decision for a newly recognized tribe since the U.S. Supreme Court
issued a decision in Carcieri
v. Salazar.
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County asks for review of casino decision
(The Columbian 1/12)
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