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Eric Adams vetoes council rejection of Bally’s Bronx casino zoning bid

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New York City Mayor Eric Adams vetoed the City Council’s rejection of land-use changes sought for Bally’s proposed $4 billion Bronx casino, restoring the application to the licensing process. The Council had rejected the zoning application by a 29-9 vote on 14 July. The bid must still receive Community Advisory Committee approval before the New York Gaming Facility Location Board considers it.

Bally’s bid can continue through the casino licensing process, but still requires further approvals.

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Earlier licence decisions by NYSGC and New York City Council

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
MGMNot statedMGM Empire City bid advances through first New York advisory committee hearing without presentationNot stated
Bally’sNot statedAdams weighs veto of council vote against Bally’s Bronx casino planNot stated
Thor Equities, Saratoga Casino HoldingsNot statedNew York City Council approves Coney Island casino rezoning 36-11Not stated
Caesars Entertainment, Resorts WorldNot statedNew York casino bidders enlist celebrities as three downstate licences near decisionNot stated
MGM ResortsUSD 2,300,000,000MGM Yonkers applies for New York commercial casino licenceNot stated

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