Infrastructure

 

With the final "bones" being put in place, construction on the Soboba Casino replacement project is moving inward. Along with the final touches on the steel framing, workers have also been installing all the utility "guts" so the infrastructure is solid.

 

Conduit and power sources are being installed underground with connections to upper levels being built. The frame of the resort’s six-story hotel is evident at the southeast corner of the site.

 

"Tom (Groenendal of CW Driver) is working from above, below and both sides all at once," said Arif Siddique, President and Managing Member of Sicon, LLC. "The grading is nearly completed and the location for the 8,300 sq.ft. pool has been finalized."

 

The pool area, which includes a grassy area for events, will have a transparent barrier separating it from the golf course to offer a spectacular view for guests.

 

Soboba Casino General Manager Scott Sirois, an avid golfer, said one of the primary amenities he is looking forward to is the addition of a Signature Island green on the redesigned golf course. The course has been designed by Cary Bickler, the renowned golf course architect who did the original redesign when the Tribe acquired the golf course. The new island green will be the centerpiece of view enhancement from the replacement casino.

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The Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians continues to work closely with Eastern Municipal Water District, Southern California Edison and SoCal Gas as the Casino Replacement Facility's Utility Infrastructure plans begin to take shape. The Tribe would like to thank these companies and the cities of Hemet and San Jacinto for their continued support as this exciting new project moves forward with its promise of economic growth and shared prosperity for all communities.

 

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