Company hopes to bring tourists to East Rim.
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Developers for the Grand Canyon Escalade were shot down by the Navajo Nation’s Budget and Finance Committee by a vote of 3-1 during its meeting last week.
It was the second Navajo Nation committee to reject the Escalade development project. The tribe’s Resource and Development Committee tabled legislation regarding its development in January, and the nation’s Law and Order Committee unanimously voted it down previous to that.
The Escalade bill — sponsored by Delegate Benjamin Bennett — will next go before the Naa’bik’iyati Committee, which consists of the chairs and vice chairs of the council’s various committees.