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Casino Control Commission approves multiple licensing actions, denies a resubmission and upholds self‑exclusion decisions
Summary
The commission approved dozens of initial and resubmitted casino key‑employee licenses (including temporary qualifications for corporate officers), remanded several applications for hearing, denied one resubmission and adopted hearing examiners’ decisions denying early removal from the self‑exclusion list for several appellants.
The New Jersey Casino Control Commission on May 12 took a broad slate of licensing and qualification actions, approving numerous initial and resubmitted casino key‑employee licenses, authorizing temporary corporate qualifications, remanding a handful of applications for contested‑case hearings and denying at least one resubmission application.
On individual personnel matters, the commission approved a stipulation permitting applicant Anthony Faranka to withdraw his initial key‑employee application subject to settlement terms that bar him from applying for or holding a casino key license until Nov. 4, 2027. The commission granted Christian Wesley an initial casino key‑employee license after staff and the Division of Gaming Enforcement reported no objection.
The commission voted to grant a set of 12 resubmitted key licenses (names listed on the record) and approved three resubmissions with…
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