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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Emmanuel Camarillo

Bally’s officials address concerns about temporary Medinah Temple casino at community meeting

Christopher Jewett, left, vice president of corporate development with Bally’s, Luis Collado with STL Architects, Ameet Patel, senior vice president and regional general manager of Bally’s, and Tim Doron senior traffic consultant with Fish Transportation, met with members of the public to address concerns over development of a casino at Medinah Temple. (Tyler Pasciak LaRiviere/Sun-Times)

City officials and Bally’s Corp. leaders aimed to allay some concerns from residents about the planned transformation of Medinah Temple downtown into a temporary casino at a community meeting Tuesday evening.

Bally’s casino is set to temporarily occupy the historic Medinah Temple, 600 N. Wabash Ave., before moving to its permanent riverfront location on Chicago Avenue and Halsted Street. The gambling company won the city’s approval of a new site in River West in May.

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