COLUMBUS — Toledo riverfront property could become home to one of four Ohio casinos if voters approve the latest attempt to legalize Las Vegas-style gambling in the state.
The owners of Toledo’s Raceway Park and the Cleveland Cavaliers filed language for a proposed constitutional amendment with state Attorney General Richard Cordray on Wednesday, the first step in the process of putting a question on the Nov. 3 ballot.
They’ll need more that 400,000 valid signatures from registered voters to qualify for the ballot.
Two riverfront parcels at 1968 Miami St., which the Lucas County Auditor’s office identifies as being owned by Middletown-based River Road Development, is the proposed site for Toledo casino. A single casino each would also be based in Cleveland, Columbus, and ...
