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Casino Takes City Council Fight to PA High Court

PHILADELPHIA-HSP Gaming doesn't want to wait any longer to start construction of its casino on the riverfront in the Fishtown section of Philadelphia.

By Gina Passarella | Updated on October 29, 2007

Gina Passarella is staff writer for The Legal Intelligencer.

PHILADELPHIA-HSP Gaming, the parent company of the planned SugarHouse Casino, doesn’t want to wait any longer to start construction of its facility on the riverfront in the Fishtown section of Philadelphia. The company last week filed a petition for review with the Pennsylvania Supreme Court along with an application for summary relief against City Council, the city of Philadelphia and the city planning commission to compel the approval of necessary zoning and permits.

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