The Track on 2 Inc. o/a The Track on 2 Horse Racing & Event Centre
Legal Description: Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 992 0636;Pt. SW 23-40-27-W4M Lacombe County
The application was in Step 3 of a 4 Step application process – Community Support and Background Check
On January 26, 2022, the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission (AGLC) Board decided that the application process should not proceed to Step 4 (Construction and Licensing).
AGLC – Pending Gaming Facility Applications
The Track on 2 – Track on 2 to Host UCP Derby Day!
Phil has a question:
Did AGLC just give Jason Kenney and the UCP a schooling on how decisions should be made non politically despite some rather questionable tactics.
BYU – Doig and Stone – The Alberta Settlement
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The fake news reports about the reasons for track 2 rec license denial must be quashed. Here are report findings per AGLC correspondence
1. AGLC considerable costs up to 480k in network installation costs $$$$
2. Significant cannibalization 56% of proposed gaming revenues and resulting impact to gaming operators in Red Deer
3. Negative impact to local charities about 5% per year
4. Substantial impact to viability of proposed Bear Hills casino / Wetaskiwin
The powers to be which are many, didn’t do their due diligence like AGLC did.
UCP reduction of red tape and streamlining REC applications in a AGLC bulletin of Feb 4/2021 ,sidestepping the moratorium of new operations, basically failed to pass the smell test since the facts outweighed the b’s!
The correspondence has been passed to a respected backstretch board member of HBPA for confirmation and vertification.
HRA success of $2000 fee for tribunal appeals, must have reached the upper UCP caucus with $150 traffic ticket appeal fee, with has been fortunately delayed. The sham job 400k governance costs didn’t it have a sewage vacuum provision to drain the swamp of the total incompetence of management.