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This is the case with the Ottawa Indian's Little River Band

Over the past four years, the federal-recognized Native American tribe of Odawa in the United States has been working to achieve one of the long-term goals of starting casino operations in Michigan. The tribe itself is based in Manistee County and Mason County in the state's northwest, meaning the casino will be located outside the protected area. The ultimate goal at this point is to have the opportunity to gain 60 acres of land with federal trust and turn the area into a vibrant casino hotspot.

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The U.S. Department of the Interior's final decision was expected around April or May, and the tribe was looking forward to a turnaround in the case, as it would have been beneficial to the pace at which the project progressed. But the government shutdown, centered around differences over border security between Republicans and Democrats that ended this Monday, is expected to further delay the process and prolong the tribal waiting game. The shutdown lasted 35 days, the longest shutdown ever.

The game project will cost developers US$180 million, and the shortage is expected to see financial support from future game operations at the facility site. Tribal members will enjoy stable income and guarantees of permanent employment, and Native American communities will be positively affected by financial support for various projects and services across the tribe. Tribe Ogema Larry Romanelli recently said the tribe may have to wait for a few more months.

At this point, all that remains of the U.S. Department of the Interior is to review the comments submitted by public hearing participants in October 2015. Michigan residents had the opportunity to voice their opinions and introduce valid arguments for or against the project. More recently, I saw another public hearing on 12 December expressing my position by 7 January. The dominant part of the opinion piece has shown that the community supports this move. In this case, it is inevitable to wait because trust in land is a mandatory step in the construction of casino sites.

Ottawa Indian Tribe's Little River Band awaits final decision
The Little River Band of the Ottawa Indian tribe purchased 60 acres of land in 2008 and has been working to achieve its goal ever since. It should be pointed out that the number of people employed temporarily and permanently could potentially exceed the 2,000 mark. When construction of the venue begins at the right time this year, the new facility could welcome its first casino customer in 2020.

There are about 12 tribes in the state, overseeing the operation of 26 game venues, most of which are reserved tribes. While some tribes oppose expanding beyond the tribe's reservation limits, supporters of the move say the local economy will be positively affected. Casino operations are currently accumulating about $400 million for the state, which will eventually increase with additional gaming facilities.

The development of Fruitport Township will provide the area with about 1,700 slot machines, 35 game tables, and 220 rooms that provide accommodation for both tourists and casino customers. The dining experience will also be provided for a special time in the field and will bring about a family-friendly element.

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