RELATED | Redding City Council opposes Win-River Casino move to tribe-owned landĪnother part of the just-approved compact with the state, the tribe will give money directly to local governments, rather than to the state to distribute, which Edwards says hasn't been happening. We're waiting, and hoping, and, hopefully, that will be sooner than later.' I think it's a step that shows that the state recognizes that I-5 is a place, for us, to gain,' Edward said. The final decision on re-locations is on the federal level, with the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), and that hasn't been issued yet.

It is in the compact that this compact will move with us when we move to I-5,' Edwards explained. So part of our negotiations we were very transparent with the state, we told them what was going on they recognized that that's going to happen. 'One of the key points in our compact is that, this compact, the state recognizes our ability to move to I-5, and this compact will govern when we move to I-5, that casino, also.