everyone that doesnt like it all have the option to relocate to another beautiful place to live and you wont have to worry about it then.......move on and let the casino move on........poor sports....move if you dont like it or does everyone just like to gripe?????get out of the kitchen if you cant stand the heat folks

why are people so negative? get over it life goes on get out of comfort zone and live a little or maybe everyone should be focusing on feeding and sheltering the homeless or animal shelters or something god come on people you dont live forever and this isnt hurting anyone..................have a good day

people always gotta have something to fight about. its a beautiful casino there are pros and cons but come on worry about other things that are more important. everything changes. get used to it

There will probably be a wreck as someone is pulling out and the thing will come crashing down.

Looks like a "move on" building relocated from 1974 Las Vegas...

I VOTED ONION!!! SO DOES JAMUL!!!

What a truly disgusting project. Will the greed never end?

98% of Jamul residents are opposed to this project. SR rt 94 is by Caltrans description "the most dangerous state hwy in California". The day the casino cuts the ribbon 10 years of normal growth traffic will be added to Hwy 94.over night And we're doing this why? oh yes so 52 tribal residents can increase their personal wealth at the expense of San Diego's "Closest Rural Commute". Currently as a non gaming tribe each of the 52 man, woman and child receives $27,000 annually from the State gaming fund. So a family of mom, dad and 2 kids currently receives $108,000 annually ( tax free, by the way). In Jamul we say "It's the greed, not the need" Our little community has no condos, no apartments , and no building over two stories. 98% of Jamulians like it that way. We are not willing to trade our "Mayberry" for a few low paying casino jobs. Who spends their money at rural casinos anyway? Wage earners, that's who. And where do these wages end up? Out of state, to Minnesota Lake Gaming, the Jamul Tribe's "partner" .Yes that Lakes Gaming, recently kicked off NASDAC for not properly disclosing financial records. San Diego county has more casinos than any county in California! Why do we need to destroy present Jamul life to add another one? Oh yes I forgot ,our property values are going to rise $100,000 dollars!!! and that's going to happen because of a few service jobs? Has anyone let the folks in Alpine know that! Also did you know not all members of the Jamul Tribe favor the casino option. At least two members , a 50 year old widow and a 2 tour Viet Nam veteran ex police officer were out voted by their fellow tribal members ,forcibly evicted and had their homes of 30 plus years bull dozed. That’s at least two homes that will miss out on the big elusive appreciation boom. If ever a project deserved an Onion this one should bring a tear to everyone’s eye.

Irrespective of the political and natural fallout, this is just nasty. Gets my vote for blob of the year. Oh, and the PC Onion, of course.

What an incredibly ugly edifice. I hope all that dangerous road talk will work as a pretext to not ever build it!

Hwy 94 has been a dangerous road to drive since day # 1. Regardless of any new development to take place in the future. I think a Casino close in there area would help contribute many more jobs to local people and the economy, considering SD County has the 2nd highest unemployment rate in the entire state of California right now. It would also increase the property value of residences in the area by much greater than they are right now. I wouldn't dispute my home going up an extra $100,000 in value. It would be awsome. People don't think economically any more in reality and alway's find something to complain about. But it's amazing how nobody complains about the rows and rows of stucco track homes in the Jamul area covering most of the open country on beautiful natural hillsides and mountain tops. Talk about painting an ugly landscape over nature. People tend to forget these native americans in Jamul were here long before any of these snoody nose in the air yuppies that live in their wannabe weekend urban cowboy gated community ranches. Worried about the 94 being unsafe? 75% of the unsafe traffic is the big rigs coming and going from Mexico. I don't see any of the Jamul residents making a stink about that? I don't see them writing the state and government and politicians to enforce driving violations and speeding there, and placing more CHP in the area after all of the many accidents throughout the years that have occured. It's a one way thinking mentality in this world. Gotta love it.

This eyesore would ruin a lovely little community. It is already dangerous to drive highway 94....every morning and afternoon hundreds of teens drive that very busy road to get to school... traffic backs up for miles... there are several school busses also on the road twice a day... lots of commuters... Many accidents happen on 94, seldom does a day go by without sirens.... San Diego county certainly doesn't need another casino...There are plenty (too many in fact) now... The current financial situation really adds to the negativity of another casino in this location.

What an extraordinarily UGLY building. The best one can say about it is that it will be a relief when it's finally torn down.

This ongoing headache for the rural town of Jamul not only is out of place at the heart of this small rural small town, but for the probable damage to the ecological preserve of the Rancho Jamul Valley that it is adjacent to. Threatened by anything from a 16 story high rise to trailers, none of the proposals by the Indians or their out of state backers could fit into any sort of harmonious or safe design in this community.

Jamul is such a beautiful, rural community. Hwy 94 is such a dangerous highway already! Building a casino at this location is a recipe for disaster! Not only would it put people's lives in danger due to increased traffic but it would also destroy the landscape of the rolling hills and be a blight to this quaint, little community. It would absolutely be an ONION!

What on earth was anyone thinking when they started to plan this! It is in a rual area with beautiful rolling fields and on one of the most dangerous highways in the county. The traffic problem is only one of the problems, being that it would increase traffic along a Highway that already has a High School on it. The accidents have already increased, so lets have more? Let alone who wants to sit out on their patio at night to see the stars? What stars those will be casino lights! This building doesn't fit in to the community in anyway, it will be a hugh eyesore or ONION!

I lived in and raised my children in Jamul for 18 years. I am also a Native American and believe in preserving our land the way our ancestors did. The Jamul Indians have tried for years to build this casino on a 6 acre piece of land. They are not a tribe and were given the land by a local owner years ago. Being a parent I worry about my children driving on Hwy. 94, one of the counties most dangerous highways. To add onto the danger in the way of the traffic generated and the drunk drivers associated with a Casino is ridiculous! We have enough Casinos in our county. Too many people become addicted and lose their families from gambling. Jamul is a quiet rural community with no sewers, condos, or high rises. To bring such an eyesore into such a serene community is ludicrous! To think about your environment and the safety of your neighbors is much more important then the fast buck. In the long run Karma catches up with us all. These Native Americans need to step back and remember their heritage.