Ohio Administrative Code|Rule 3772-4-01 | Instructions for the casino operator, management company, and holding company license application.

                                                
The following instructions apply to the application
		for a license as a casino operator, management company, or holding
		company:
(A) An applicant that desires to conduct
		  or participate in the conduct of casino gaming must apply for a license in
		  accordance with Chapter 3772. of the Revised Code, including submission of a
		  complete application in the manner and to the location prescribed by the
		  commission.
(B) Applicants for a license are seeking
		  a privilege.
(C) The burden of proving qualifications
		  to receive such a license is at all times borne by the applicant.
(D) The applicant must accept any risk of
		  adverse public notice, embarrassment, criticism, or other action, or financial
		  loss, which may result from action or inaction by the commission with respect
		  to any application, and the applicant expressly waives any claim for damages as
		  a result thereof.
(E) The applicant must sign and accept any and all
		  conditions set forth by the commission.
(F) The commission may request additional information not
		  prescribed in the application form. The applicant must provide all information,
		  documents, materials, and certifications, either required by the application or
		  subsequently requested, at the applicants sole expense and
		  cost.
(G) The applicant is under a continuing duty to promptly
		  disclose any changes in the information provided in the application and
		  requested materials submitted to the commission. The duty to make such
		  disclosures continues throughout any period of the license that is granted by
		  the commission.
(H) All answers and responses must be legible; illegible
		  answers may be grounds for denying the application.
(I) If additional pages are required in order to answer any
		  question, additional pages may be used and must be attached to the application
		  form. Be sure to indicate the number(s) of the question(s) being answered and
		  initial and date each additional page. Some schedules may require disclosure of
		  information for more than one individual or entity or type of information. If
		  there are multiple disclosures, the applicant must complete the schedule for
		  each individual or entity. Each person required to submit a criminal background
		  check must complete and return an authorization to release criminal record
		  form, exhibit 18a.
(J) All notices regarding the application will be sent to
		  the address the applicant provides on the application form. The applicant must
		  promptly notify the commission of any change of address.
(K) Failure to answer any question completely or truthfully
		  may result in administrative action, including rejection or denial of the
		  application or revocation of the license.
(L) If a thorough and complete response to any question
		  cannot be provided at the time of application submission, an applicant must
		  indicate the reason and indicate a date by which a thorough and complete
		  response will be provided.
(M) An applicant should clearly identify those portions of
		  the application that it deems to be confidential, proprietary commercial
		  information or trade secrets. Applications are open to public inspection to the
		  extent permitted by Ohio's Public Records Act and section 3772.16 of the
		  Revised Code.
(N) The applicant must answer every question completely and
		  not leave blank spaces. If a question does not apply to the applicant, the
		  applicant must write "does not apply" in response to that question.
		  If an exhibit or addendum does not apply to the applicant, the applicant must
		  write "does not apply" on the exhibit or addendum.
(O) Appendices are to be provided by the applicant. The
		  required appendices are listed on the application checklist.
(P) A license expires three years after the date of
		  licensure. A complete renewal application must be filed not less than one
		  hundred eighty days prior to the expiration of the license.


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