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Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino

Public Statement
Mayor Bryon W.  Brown
July 8, 2008

The proposed Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino remains the largest private development project in the history of the city.

The ongoing $333 million project has already created over 100 constructions jobs and it is expected that more than 1,000 people will be employed upon the project's completion, including approximately 50% city residents earning an estimated average salary of $35,000 per year.

The City of Buffalo is not a party in the federal lawsuit. According to initial legal analysis, the judicial review process will continue and the city remains committed to receiving 100% of the estimated $5-$7 million a year in revenue as the host municipality to the casino.