Pennsylvania Code § 4-1214

Specific authority to suspend slot machine license.
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(a) Conditions.-- Any slot machine licensee that is required as a condition of licensure to make payments to a municipality, municipal authority or other entity for an economic development project, including any project enumerated in the act of July 25, 2007 (P.L.342, No.53), known as Pennsylvania Gaming Economic Development and Tourism Fund Capital Budget Itemization Act of 2007, shall, within 30 days of the effective date of this section or within 30 days following licensure, whichever is later, enter into a written agreement with the municipality, municipal authority or other entity. The written agreement shall establish and govern the terms of the required payments, including the amounts of each payment, the date on which each payment shall be made and the duration of the payments.
(b) Failure to meet conditions.-- If a slot machine licensee fails to enter into a written agreement as required by subsection (a), the board may take any action it deems necessary. An action taken by the board shall remain in effect until the slot machine licensee satisfies the board that it has entered into the written agreement required by subsection (a).
(c) Failure to comply with written agreement.-- If a slot machine licensee is in default with respect to a payment obligation contained in a written agreement required by subsection (a), the board may take any action it deems necessary. An action taken by the board shall remain in effect until the slot machine licensee satisfies the board that it is in compliance with the terms of the written agreement.
(d) Other remedies applicable.-- Nothing in this section shall prohibit the board from taking any additional action, including suspension or revocation of the slot machine licensee's license, appointing a trustee under section 1332 (relating to appointment of trustee), or imposing any other sanction permitted by this part against a slot machine licensee who violates the provisions of this section.
CHAPTER 13
LICENSEES
Sec.
1301. Authorized slot machine licenses.
1302. Category 1 slot machine license.
1303. Additional Category 1 slot machine license requirements.
1304. Category 2 slot machine license.
1305. Category 3 slot machine license.
1305.1. Category 4 slot machine license.
1305.2. Conduct of auctions.
1306. Order of initial license issuance.
1307. Number of slot machine licenses.
1308. Applications for license or permit.
1309. Slot machine license application.
1310. Slot machine license application character requirements.
1311. Additional slot machine license requirements.
1311.1. Licensing of principals.
1311.2. Licensing of key employees.
1312. Divestiture of disqualifying applicant.
1313. Slot machine license application financial fitness requirements.
1314. Alternative Category 1 licensing standards.
1315. Conditional Category 1 licenses.
1316. Bond for issuance of slot machine license.
1317. Supplier licenses.
1317.1. Manufacturer licenses.
1317.2. Gaming service provider.
1317.3. Nongaming service provider.
1318. Occupation permit application.
1319. Alternative manufacturer licensing standards.
1319.1. Alternative supplier licensing standards.
1320. Slot machine testing and certification standards.
1321. Additional licenses and permits and approval of agreements.
1322. Slot machine accounting controls and audits.
1323. Central control computer system.
1324. Protocol information.
1325. License or permit issuance.
1326. Renewals.
1326.1. Slot machine license operation fee.
1327. Nontransferability of licenses.
1328. Change in ownership or control of slot machine licensee.
1329. Portability and relocation of slot machine license.
1330. Multiple slot machine license prohibition (Repealed).
1331. Duty of licensees, key employees and gaming employees.
1332. Appointment of trustee.

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