| Just a couple more questions. Maybe someone can answer these.
Since the Casino and the SEC will be built next door to each other who's actually buying the land? Do you think wnd tax dollars will pay for the land the sec sits on and the casino pays for the rest?
If these two facilities are tied so closely together who's paying for what as far as sewer access, electric, water, etc.?
Will wnd or the casino or the county pay for roads, and their up-keep, to the facilities?
The CFAB chairman, Mr. Greg Starks, already indicated that the city will most likely annex the property, so will the city be paying for anything?
I guess we have about two years to figure all this out. Maybe alot less time though. Has anyone heard a time frame for the SEC?
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