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1) Plymouth City Council Meetings

2) Forum on Buena Vista ISA



City Council Meeting

Plymouth City Council Meetings are held on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month, 7:00PM at the City Town Hall.

The pro-casino group has been attending Plymouth City Council meetings in mass with the intent of trying to force the Council to reopen negotiations with the Tribe concerning a new MSA. The Tribe knows that a MSA is a crucial missing element in their “application” and that without one there will be no casino in Plymouth. The pro-group is using the same old tired and deceptive argument that “they don’t want a casino but that Plymouth needs to protect itself with a new MSA.” If you oppose the casino project and have the time to attend a City Council meeting, then stand up for your community and inform the Council during the “open-comment” period that you support their decision not to negotiate with the Tribe.

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Forum on Buena Vista Intragovernmental services agtreement (ISA)

The Amador County Board of Supervisors will be holding a Forum at Plymouth City Hall on February 20th at 6:00 pm to discuss a potential Intragovernmental Services Agreement (ISA) negotiated with the Buena Vista Band of Miwok Indians. The board is looking for citizen input and NCIP requests local residents opposed to any more casinos in Amador County let the Board know how you feel. Remind the Board that 84% of Amador Voters said no more casinos on Measure I.

The circumstances of the proposed Buena Vista Casino are completely different from those associated with the proposed Plymouth Casino, and the County negotiations with Buena Vista should not be misconstrued as a preamble for Plymouth. The Amador County Board of Supervisors remains committed to opposing the Ione Band of Miwoks and the Plymouth proposal. Casino supporters will try and spin this as Plymouth’s future but don’t be fooled.

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