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The North Dakota House Appropriations Education and Environment Division meeting on April 15, 2025, focused on a proposed amendment regarding the potential establishment of a casino. The discussion centered on the due diligence process required for assessing a site for the casino.
Committee members clarified that the amendment does not grant permission to build a casino but allows for preliminary investigations into the feasibility of such a project. This includes conducting research and compiling a report on the site in question. The findings from this due diligence will be presented to the committee for further consideration.
It was noted that if the project moves forward, it could take five years or more before a casino is operational. This timeline highlights the lengthy process involved in site evaluation and regulatory approvals.
The meeting underscored the importance of thorough research before any decisions are made regarding the casino's potential location, ensuring that all necessary assessments are completed. The committee will await the findings from the due diligence efforts before proceeding with any further actions.
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