There is no mention of what will become of the old site at 681 South Reservation Road. 'We look forward to what the future holds for our tribe and the surrounding communities,' said Peyron. The move has been in the works for 20 years, according to the Tule River Tribe's press release. The Tribe said they have also entered into intergovernmental agreements with the City of Porterville and Tulare County to address any impacts of the Relocation Project and to provide funding for various governmental services. Per the Tule River Tribe, the project will bring around 400 construction jobs and 300 or more full and part-time casino operation jobs, which will result in positive economic growth for Porterville and Tulare County. 'These recent approvals represent the culmination of decades of hard work and perseverance and we are pleased that the Governor recognized the substantial benefits of the project for the community,' said Tule River Council Chairman, Neil Peyron in a statement. A new Eagle Mountain Casino hotel and casino will be built at the new site. Newsom permits a new home for Eagle Mountain Casino - a 40-acre property off Highway 65, set to begin work at a later announced date. (KBAK/KBFX) - Eagle Mountain Casino fans won't have to make a journey through the canyon at Porterville much longer - The Tule River Tribe's proposed gambling project for a new home in Porterville has been approved by Gov.

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