New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY
Chapter 74 - OFF-TRACK WAGERING AND ACCOUNT WAGERING
Subchapter 2 - APPLICATION FOR INITIAL OFF-TRACK WAGERING LICENSE; APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF OFF-TRACK WAGERING LICENSE
Section 13:74-2.4 - Progress benchmarks that must be satisfied for a permit holder to maintain its share of unopened off-track wagering facilities
Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) This section shall become effective on the January 1 after this section becomes effective and enforceable.
(b) A permit holder shall retain its share of off-track wagering facilities to be established if the permit holder demonstrates, to the satisfaction of the Commission, that it continues to make progress on an annual calendar basis towards opening its share of off-track wagering facilities. The following requirements shall commence on the date this section becomes effective and enforceable and continue until all of the off-track wagering facilities within the permit holder's share are licensed and fully operational as provided below:
(c) A permit holder may, at any time in the process of applying for an initial license and opening an off-track wagering facility, request a one year extension of a single benchmark deadline if it can show good cause for being unable to complete the particular benchmark. A permit holder cannot receive more than one extension during the process of applying for an initial license andopening each individual off-track wagering facility.
(d) The failure to meet the benchmarks in this section shall constitute a basis for the denial of the initial off-track wagering license for which was applied. The failure to meet the benchmarks in this section shall result in the Commission ordering that the permit holder shall forfeit its share of unopened off-track wagering facilities to be established as required by N.J.S.A. 5:5-130.b(1). A permit holder's share of unopened off-track wagering facilities to be established cannot be transferred until that permit holder has exhausted its right to appeal the forfeiture.