“ They intend to keep the pedestrian crossing across Broadway and so on, and the exact location of that will depend on whether or not the venue is considered part of the gaming establishment,” added the community affairs chief. “ She had indicated to me that they had reduced the size of the theater, the entertainment venue, to under 1,000 seats -whether that’s 900, 950, 999, I don’t know, we’ll be finding that out very shortly-,” Delaney said, according to the State House News Service. However, Joe Delaney, community affairs chief for the Commission, has revealed he recently got a call from Jacqui Krum, Encore Boston Harbor’s senior vice president and general counsel, who said the casino company was now “ready to go” - but it seems the plan has seen some changes from its prior version. While Wynn has been discussing plans to develop the land across the casino for some time now, and the Gaming Commission was prepared to listen to a proposal last month, the company decided to pause the process to do “some reevaluation.” The development plan would involve a new entertainment venue, restaurants and parking garage. 10 meeting, the Massachusetts Gaming Commission on its plans to develop the land across its Everett venue, a commission official said on Wednesday.

According to 7 News Boston, the gaming company is ready to brief next week, in a Feb. Wynn Resorts is ready to unveil its new plans to expand its Encore Boston Harbor property.

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