§ 1312. Requests for applications. 1. The board shall issue within\nninety days of a majority of members being appointed a request for\napplications for a gaming facility license in regions one, two and five\nin zone two; provided, however, that the board shall not issue any\nrequests for applications for any region in zone one under this title;\nand further provided that the board shall not issue any requests for\napplications with respect to any gaming facility subsequently\nlegislatively authorized until seven years following the commencement of\ngaming activities in zone two, unless such request for application with\nrespect to any subsequently legislatively authorized gaming facility\nadheres to the procedure as described in section one thousand three\nhundred eleven of this title. All requests for applications shall\ninclude:\n (a) the time and date for receipt of responses to the request for\napplications, the manner they are to be received and the address of the\noffice to which the applications shall be delivered;\n (b) the form of the application and the method for submission;\n (c) a general description of the anticipated schedule for processing\nthe application;\n (d) the contact information of board employees responsible for\nhandling applicant questions; and\n (e) any other information that the board determines.\n 2. Board activities shall be subject to section one hundred\nthirty-nine-j and section one hundred thirty-nine-k of the state finance\nlaw.\n 3. Requests for applications pursuant to subdivision one of this\nsection shall be advertised in a newspaper of general circulation and on\nthe official internet website of the commission and the board.\n 4. The board shall establish deadlines for the receipt of all\napplications. Applications received after the deadline shall not be\nreviewed by the board.\n
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