 Plans also call for a 200-room hotel, a conference center, and outdoor music venue. The application process for the casino was reopened last year when the state Supreme Court upheld the judge's ruling voiding the license previously awarded to the Cherokee Nation. The Cherokee Nation's application was the only one considered by the Racing Commission. The panel ruled earlier this month that a competing proposal was incomplete since it did not have the support from the county judge or the quorum court as required.