Historic Materials on MGM Project95% Construction Documents - 9/27/201750% Construction Review - 2/16/2017City Council Site Plan Review SubmissionsCity Council Casino Overlay Site Plan Review Findings and Decision - DRAFT - 1/19/2016Site Plan Review Planning Staff Analysis - 1/19/2016Site Plan Review Planning Consultant Analysis - 1/13/2016Site Plan Review Letter City Council Recommendation - 12/22/2015Site Plan Review Letter of Complete Determination - 11/23/2015Site Plan Set (1) - Submitted 10/19/2015
Site Plan Set (2) - Submitted 10/23/2015Updated Site Plan Set - Submitted 12/22/2015Landscape Plan - Submitted 11/12/2015
Elevation Materials Board - Submitted 11/18/2015
Signage Submittal Letter - Submitted 11/18/2015
MGM Presentation - 11/18/2015Notice of Project Change - 10/15/2015MGM Press Release - 9/22/2015
Massachusetts Residents Vote to Keep State's Casino Law in Defeating Ballot Question 3, Paving the Way for MGM Springfield11/4/2014 - It was a long and winding road to victory for the pro-casino movement but on Tuesday as election results became clear, Massachusetts residents learned the Expanded Gaming Act, as passed by the state legislature in 2011, would indeed stand. 
MGM wins Springfield Casino Vote7/16/2013 - Voters on Tuesday approved the host community agreement between the city and MGM Resorts International, a major victory for the company as it pursues a state gaming license for its proposed $800 million resort casino complex to be built in the South End. The MGM agreement was approved by a vote of 58 to 42 percent, and will now be forwarded for consideration by the Massachusetts Gaming Commission. Under state law, the commission will consider granting up to three resort casino licenses in the state, including one in Western Massachusetts. Read More Blue Tarp Redevelopment (MGM) Suitability DecisionPhase I Suitability Decision - 12/23/2013
MGM wins Springfield Casino Vote7/16/2013 - Voters on Tuesday approved the host community agreement between the city and MGM Resorts International, a major victory for the company as it pursues a state gaming license for its proposed $800 million resort casino complex to be built in the South End. The MGM agreement was approved by a vote of 58 to 42 percent, and will now be forwarded for consideration by the Massachusetts Gaming Commission. Under state law, the commission will consider granting up to three resort casino licenses in the state, including one in Western Massachusetts. Read More MGM Host Community Agreement
Concise Summary of Host Agreement
updated 5/15/2013 1:00PM
Mass Gaming Commission Regulations UpdateExisting Regulations Update
Master Draft of New Regulationsupdated 3/29/2013 3:00PM
Proposal Comparison Matrix UpdateMemorandum on MEPA Environmental Notification and Request For CommentsEnvironmental Notification Form - MGMupdated 3/21/2013 2:30PM
Supplemental Public Presentation - March 11th, 2:30pm - 4:30pm at CityStageLive Streaming Video Page (video archive link coming soon)Memo to the MayorNotice of Scheduling Public Presentationsupdated 3/11/2013 9:00AM
Evaluation of and Recommendation Concerning Phase IIView the Recommendation Hereupdated 2/12/2013 9:00AM
RFQ Phase II Responses - 1/3/2013Download Phase II Responses for Springfield Casinos from MGM and Penn National Gaming
Previous UpdatesRFQ Phase II Update - Amendment #3<link fileadmin planning_files casino amendment_3_to_phase_ii-rfqp__submission_requirements_.pdf download file>Click here to download the amendmentPublic Casino Presentation
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