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July 1,1995
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3mlj changes at casino site
The architects drawing of Spirit Mountain
Casino that has appeared in the June 1 issue of
Smoke Signals is rapidly becoming a reality. Con
struction of the casino and related improvements
is at a stage of almost daily visible progress. Fa
cilities Service Manager, Ron Sabatini reports the
following developments:
Highway Underpass
The time-consuming task of building the highway un
derpass walls is now complete. The contractors are setting
up the top slabs that make up the roof of the tunnel and
highway bridge. Completion of the underpass and related
highway improvements is scheduled for later this summer.
Building Progress
With the steel framing nearly complete and the exterior
walls and surfaces taking shape, the casino building has
become an attention-getter for passing motorists.
Action Erectors is now finishing up the installation of
the structural steel frames that make up the casino's en
trance, buffet, and gaming areas. The casino's bent steel
roof decking is about 20 complete.
Most of the interior walls in the back of the house area
of the casino have been framed and sheet rock is being in
stalled. The back of the house is the working heart of the
casino, containing such things as the kitchen, maintenance
shops, locker rooms, and employee areas.
This recent photo of the casino shows how rapidly construction is progressing.
Waste Water Treatment
An effective, state of the art waste water treatment is
vital to Spirit Mountain for health and environmental rea
sons. Construction of the casino's waste water treatment
plant is well underway. An underground treatment plant
provides secondary and supplemental treatment of waste
water in staged reactors using aeration, biological and
chemical processes. The process removes solids from the
reactors to drying tanks for disposal. Treatment of the waste
water continues before it is released to disposal fields.
Here's your opportunity for a new and exciting career...
attend the
Spirit Mountain Casino
JOB FAIR!!
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Learn about a multitude of job opportunities,' casino operations,
and benefits for employment. Apply for the job of your choice.
Wide variety of jobs and work schedules available.
'This is your first step in applying for and obtaining employment at the casino, even if you've
previously inquired about opportunities with us. We want to meet you in person!
Questions, please call 503-879-2386.
DIRECTIONS: Travel west on Hwy. 18 to Grand Ronde, turn right on Grand Ronde Road
(at the Bonanza Restaurant). Travel one mile to the community center. Approximately 30
miles west of Salem; 25 miles west of McMinnville; 20 miles east of Lincoln City.
Public Works solicits bids for local jobs
The Public Works Division is accepting sealed bids
for the following tribal projects:
Cutting, bailing, and removal of the grass hay adjacent to the
modulars and behind the pow-wow grounds.
The removal of two outbuildings on the north Buswell property
across from the casino site.
Remodeling jobs in the modular office buildings.
Bids must be received by the Public Works Division prior to,
and will be opened July 10, 1995 at 4:30 p.m.
If you have any questions, please contact Mike Larsen at 879-2407
or Nancy Holmes at 879-2401.
In addition, sealed bids will be accepted for the following jobs at the
new training center behind Spirit Mountain Development offices:
Painting the exterior of the building.
Asphalt emulation of the foundation.
Venting of the foundation.
Landscaping.
Anyone wishing to bid on any or all of these jobs may contact the
Public Works Division for further information and specifications.
The bids must be received by July 11, at 4:30 p.m.
at the Public Works conference room.