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CCC approves multiple casino key employee licenses and several temporary qualifications
Summary
The commission granted a series of initial and resubmitted casino key employee licenses, approved multi-casino endorsements, accepted stipulations for several applicants, and issued temporary licenses and residency waivers for industry executives representing Caesars, Borgata and William Hill-related entities.
At its Sept. 3 public meeting the New Jersey Casino Control Commission approved a slate of licensing and qualification actions affecting casino operators in Atlantic City and granted several temporary casino key employee licenses and endorsements.
Actions taken included ratifying the August public meeting minutes and granting three initial casino key employee licenses (Daniel R. Chapman, Sherry R. Cronin and Raymond E. Morales). The commission remanded Kenneth A. Purnell Jr.'s initial application to the contested-case process after the division requested further review.
The commission granted 12 resubmitted casino key employee licenses as recommended by staff and approved multi-casino endorsements for Nicole J. Masood and Martin R. Solway under NJSA 5:12-91.1. The commission also approved resubmitted qualifications for James A. Bruno (vice president of casino operations for Marina District…
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