Casino Construction
While the Menominee wait to hear if they can build a casino, the Potawatomi Casino Hotel is moving toward completion.
Although the Menomoniee tribe had been expecting Gov. Scott Walker to make his decision on the proposed Hard Rock Casino in Kenosha today, that decision will have to wait. If approved the Menomoniee plan to have the casino operating out of the former Dairyland Greyhound Park within 90 days, while preparing to begin construction on an $800 million casino and entertainment complex. Walker has deferred his decision until next week though, pending further review of the proposal.
While the Menomoniee wait, construction of Potawatomi’s 20-story, $150 million casino hotel is well underway and set to open in the summer of 2014. The project is expected to create 995 construction jobs and 250 permanent jobs when complete.
Our photos show that the glass wall has now risen 10 stories, and reveal details such as the fins, and the large blank wall along the casino’s marquee entryway.
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I think the windows look much better in reality, than the renderings had shown. Good news.
You know, this is shaping up to be a pretty cool building. The lighted windows at night will be an awesome sight to see driving coming into the city on I-94 East. Really glassy and modern.
Not too bad. hopefully this hotel will raise the bar a bit in terms of that place being a quality destination. I went once, years ago, and it was so depressing I vowed never to go back!