The Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation owns and operates the Cache Creek Casino Resort in Brooks, California. Photo from Facebook
The Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation is moving forward with a casino expansion project. The tribe completed an environmental impact report that outlines the work at the Cache Creek Casino Resort. Plans call for a nine-story hotel with 459 rooms and a pool area, a 13,350 square-foot ballroom, more dining and restaurant space, a 118-unit parking lot and nearly 103,000 square-feet of support space. Comments on the report can be submitted from now through November 7. A public hearing is scheduled for October 13,The Woodland Daily Democrat reported. Read More on the Story:
Cache Creek Resort expansion passes another hurdle (The Woodland Daily-Democrat 9/26)
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