Suffolk OTB agrees to build sound buffer between Jake's 58 Casino and neighboring homes
The announcement comes before a vote by Islandia officials next week on a potential $200 million casino expansion.
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Jul 7, 2023, 12:14 AM
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7h agoSuffolk County Off Track Betting has agreed to build a sound wall as a buffer between Jake's 58 Casino and nearby homes.
Neighbors have complained about the noise coming from the casino.
The announcement comes before a vote by Islandia officials next week on a potential $200 million casino expansion.
That plan includes a second building and a parking garage, along with upgrades to the hotels 210 guest rooms.
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