Six pay $1M Aqueduct entry fee
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For what everyone concerned hopes is the final time, six bidders for the Aqueduct Racino broke from the gate recently.
Representatives of the groups that anted up the $1 million entry fee sat in a VIP lounge on Tuesday, June 8, as Lottery Director Gordon Medenica explained what they were getting for their money, before taking a private tour of the Ozone Park track.
Medenica made several things clear to distinguish this bidding process from its ill-fated predecessors – notably that “no lobbying will be permitted” during the process, that all proposals will be made public (except for sensitive proprietary information) and that within legal principles, the $300 million up-front payment will be “non-refundable.”
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