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The Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria plans to build its casino on a 254acre site that is bordered by Rohnert
Park Expressway to the South, Stony Point Road to the West, Wilfred Avenue to the North and straddles both sides of Labath
Avenue to the East. The casino itself and the acreage east of Labath Avenue that is slated for a multi-story parking structure
and a sewage treatment plant. is all inside Rohnert Park's Urban Growth Boundary, while the 170+ acres of the original
site shares a common border with Rohnert Park City Limits. This portion is designated as a Community Separator in the Sonoma
County General Plan, but if taken into trust, the General Plan will not apply.
Note the residential areas
surrounding the casino site. Rancho Verde Mobile Home Park, home to dozens of families with small children, is separated from
the site by a board fence.
The channel that runs through the site's western end is the headwaters of the Laguna de Santa Rosa, the
largest complex of freshwater wetlands on the North Coast. The tribe plans to dump 500,000 gallons or more, of wastewater
into this channel every day.
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Stop the Casino 101 Coalition, Rohnert Park, CA
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