Casino Free calls on PGCB
This letter and requisite attachments were sent to the PGCB on behalf of Casino-Free Philadelphia regarding SugarHouse’s request for more time to open its facility. Among other items, C-FP is urging a re-look at SugarHouse’s financial ability to construct its project, which in 2006 was estimated to cost $550 million for Phase I (according to the PGCB adjudication).
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