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This Agenda Posted for Public Inspection in the Following Locations This Agenda Posted for Public Inspection in the Following Locations: 1919 COLLEGE PARKWAY, CARSON CITY, NEVADA 885 EAST MUSSER STREET, CARSON CITY, NEVADA 209 EAST MUSSER STREET, CARSON CITY, NEVADA 100 STEWART STREET, CARSON CITY, NEVADA 555 EAST WASHINGTON AVENUE, HEARING ROOM 2450, LAS VEGAS, NEVADA * STATE GAMING CONTROL BOARD MEETING GAMING CONTROL BOARD OFFICES GRANT SAWYER BUILDING HEARING ROOM 2450 555 EAST WASHINGTON AVENUE LAS VEGAS, NV 89101 Thursday, October 6, 2011 9:00 a.m. Public Comments Nonrestricted Items # 01-10-11 through # 22-10-11 1:00 p.m. Any Item Continued from 9:00 a.m. Session Restricted Items # 01-10-11 through # 16-10-11 New Gaming Device – Final Approval Consideration of Gaming Employee Registration Appeals Pursuant to NRS 463.335 Consideration of Gaming Employee Registration Appeals Pursuant to Regulation 5.109 Consideration of Casino/Player Dispute Appeals Pursuant to NRS 463.363 Regulation Agenda Informational Items Public Comments **NEVADA GAMING COMMISSION MEETING GAMING CONTROL BOARD OFFICES MEETING ROOM 100 1919 COLLEGE PARKWAY CARSON CITY, NV 89706 Thursday, October 20, 2011 * IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 241.020(2)(C)(2) OF THE NEVADA REVISED STATUTES, ALL OF THE AGENDAED ITEMS ARE SUBJECT FOR POSSIBLE ACTION AND DISPOSITION BY THE STATE GAMING CONTROL BOARD OR NEVADA GAMING COMMISSION, OR BOTH, UNLESS THE AGENDA ITEM SPECIFICALLY INDICATES OTHERWISE. ITEMS ON THIS AGENDA MAY BE TAKEN OUT OF ORDER; TWO OR MORE AGENDA ITEMS MAY BE COMBINED FOR CONSIDERATION; AND/OR AT ANY TIME, AN AGENDA ITEM MAY BE REMOVED OR DISCUSSION DELAYED. COMMENT AND/OR TESTIMONY BY THE PUBLIC MAY BE LIMITED TO THREE MINUTES. ANY RESTRICTIONS MUST BE REASONABLE AND MAY RESTRICT THE TIME, PLACE AND MANNER OF THE COMMENTS, BUT MAY NOT RESTRICT COMMENTS BASED UPON VIEWPOINT. THE BOARD AND COMMISSION AGENDAS ARE POSTED ON THE BOARD’S WEBSITE (www.gaming.nv.gov) IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEVADA’S OPEN MEETING LAW. THE DISPOSITION AGENDA IS ALSO AVAILABLE FOLLOWING THE COMMISSION’S MEETING AT THE SAME SITE. WE ARE PLEASED TO MAKE REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC WHO ARE DISABLED AND WISH TO ATTEND THE MEETING. IF SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE MEETING ARE NECESSARY, PLEASE NOTIFY THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY’S OFFICE IN WRITING AT THE NEVADA GAMING COMMISSION, P.O. BOX 8003, CARSON CITY, NEVADA 89702-8003, OR CALL THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY’S OFFICE AT (775) 684-7750 AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. NOTE: THESE PROCEEDINGS WILL BE VIDEO CAST TO THE STATE GAMING CONTROL BOARD OFFICES IN CARSON CITY, NEVADA, 1919 COLLEGE PARKWAY. NO TESTIMONY OR COMMENTS WILL BE TAKEN FROM CARSON CITY. **NOTE: THESE PROCEEDINGS WILL BE VIDEO CAST TO THE STATE GAMING CONTROL BOARD OFFICES IN LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, 555 E. WASHINGTON AVE., HEARING RM. 2450. NO TESTIMONY OR COMMENTS WILL BE TAKEN FROM LAS VEGAS. INDEX OCTOBER 2011 i 7-11 Store #27438 .................................................. R #10 Elkada Slots ............................................................... R #8 7-11 Store #34704 .................................................... R #6 Estate of Donnie Hamilton Barden ....................... NR #22 Estate of Norman Lloyd Goeringer ....................... NR #11 Aliante Gaming, LLC ............................................... NR #1 Aliante Station Casino + Hotel ................................ NR #1 Fallon Gaming Corporation ..................................... NR #8 Alkassyonan, Klodia Ismail ..................................... R #12 Fasig, William Paul ............................................... NR #19 ALST Casino HoldCo, LLC (PTC) ........................... NR #1 Faul, Wade Dean .................................................... NR #2 Apache Sloan, Inc. .................................................. R #14 Ferris, Terry Reed .................................................... R #13 Apollo ALST VoteCo, LLC ....................................... NR #1 Fitzgeralds Las Vegas Hotel and Casino ............. NR #22 Aylward, Pamela ................................................... NR #20 Flamingo CMBS Manager, LLC .............................. NR #2 Aztar Corporation .................................................. NR #21 Flandermeyer, Shelley Denise ................................... R #2 French Bar, The ......................................................... R #3 Barden Nevada Gaming, LLC ............................... NR #22 Barden, Donnie Hamilton ...................................... NR #22 Gametech International, Inc. ................................. NR #19 Bauer, Jeffrey Allen ................................................. NR #6 Glisson, Floyd Wright ............................................ NR #19 Beaton, Kevin James ............................................ NR #21 Goeringer, Bryane Ray ......................................... NR #11 Big Horn Bar & Grill ................................................. R #11 Golden Tavern Group, LLC .................................. NR #21 BJ’s Market .............................................................. R #12 Green Valley Ranch Station Casino ....................... NR #7 BJ’s Market, Inc. ...................................................... R #12 Gregory John Stevens Trust, The ......................... NR #22 Black, Leon David ................................................... NR #1 Grey, Michael Charles ............................................ NR #2 Blazin Wings, Inc. ...................................................... R #5 Gurnea, James Joseph ............................................ R #15 Bonderman, David .................................................. NR #1 Bryan Jr., Phil Easton ............................................ NR #12 Halkyard, Jonathan Scott ........................................ NR #2 Buffalo Wild Wings Grill and Bar ............................... R #5 Harrah’s Entertainment, Inc. (PTC) ........................ NR #2 Buffalo Wild Wings, Inc. (PTC) .................................. R #5 Harrah’s Operating Company, Inc. (PTC) .............. NR #2 Harrington, Miriam Renee .......................................... R #3 Caesars Palace Corporation ................................... NR #2 Harris, Joshua Jordan ............................................. NR #1 Carson Bonanza Corporation.................................. NR #8 Headquarters Bar & Casino .................................... NR #8 Carson City Gaming Company, LLC ....................... NR #8 Henry, David Ray ....................................................... R #5 Cegavske, Timothy Alan ....................................... NR #17 Hernandez, Gonzalo Leonedas ............................ NR #21 Chase Jr., John Mitchell ........................................ NR #22 Herzog, Gregory Robert ....................................... NR #13 Cohen, Michael Daniel ............................................ NR #2 HLV CMBS Manager, LLC ...................................... NR #2 Columbia Properties Tahoe, LLC ............................ NR #6 Hoenemeyer, David Charles ................................... NR #2 Comstock Casino ................................................ NR #8, 9 Hotel Ramada of Nevada ..................................... NR #21 Conoco Foodmart ..................................................... R #8 Hovermale, Georgene Marie ................................ NR #20 Coulter, James George ........................................... NR #1 Crawford Coin, Inc. ............................................... NR #17 Icahn Enterprises L.P. (PTC) .................................. NR #3 Crown Liquor ........................................................... R #16 IGT ........................................................................ NR #18 Crown Liquor, Inc. ................................................... R #16 Jackpot City .......................................................... NR #21 Davis, Eugene Irwin ................................................ NR #1 Jackpot Crossing Casino ........................................ NR #8 Deckoff, Stephen Henry ........................................ NR #14 Jacob, John Gerard .............................................. NR #21 Del Sol Market ......................................................... R #14 Jailhouse Motel and Casino .................................. NR #11 Derek J. Stevens Trust, The ................................. NR #22 Jenkin, Thomas Michael ......................................... NR #2 Desert Palace, Inc. .................................................. NR #2 Jouet Inc. ................................................................... R #3 Desert Rock Enterprises II, LLC............................ NR #22 Kahler, Victoria Rae .............................................. NR #20 Dhiman, Rajesh ......................................................... R #6 Kajue, Wisam ........................................................... R #16 Don H. Barden Trust Agreement Dated Karskens, Paulus Johannes Cornelis Aloysius .... NR #18 June 21, 1994 as Amended and Restated, The ... NR #22 Kim, Soohyung ........................................................ NR #1 Dotty’s #15 ............................................................ NR #20 Kiss It, LLC ............................................................... R #15 Dotty’s #35 ............................................................ NR #20 Klacking, John Christy .......................................... NR #12 Dotty’s #37 ...........................................................
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