New Jersey § 5:10-29
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§ 5:10-29.
The authority is hereby authorized and empowered to acquire, operate, maintain, repair,
reconstruct, restore and improve as additional projects of the authority the Garden
State Racetrack facility, its contiguous properties and auxiliary facilities including
without limitation pavilions, stands, clubhouses, training tracks for horses, fairgrounds
and other exposition facilities, together with all buildings, structures, roads, parking
areas, recreation areas, restaurants, transportation facilities or systems, equipment,
furnishings, properties and appurtenances related thereto or incidental to, necessary
for or complementary to the purposes thereof, provided that so long as any bonds or
notes issued to finance any part of the Meadowlands complex are outstanding none of
the revenues of the Meadowlands complex shall be used for any of the foregoing or
to pay principal of or interest on any bonds or notes issued to finance an additional
project. The authority shall not acquire any of the foregoing facilities until a feasibility
study conducted by a private, independent consulting firm and satisfactory to the
authority shall have been completed demonstrating that the reconstructed Garden State
Racetrack will generate sufficient revenues to insure repayment of indebtedness incurred
to finance its acquisition and reconstruction and that it will not have a materially
adverse effect on the operations and financial condition of the Meadowlands complex. In addition, the authority shall not acquire any of the foregoing facilities until
the Legislature has approved the additional projects planned for said facilities. The authority shall transmit to the Legislature a copy of the feasibility study
required herein, which transmittal shall occur on a day on which both Houses shall
be meeting in the course of a regular or special session, and the additional projects
shall be deemed to have been approved by the Legislature if, within 30 days of said
transmittal, the Legislature fails to pass a concurrent resolution stating that the
Legislature does not approve the additional projects. As part thereof the authority is empowered to make capital contributions to others
for transportation and other facilities, and accommodations for the public using said
facilities. Any part of the sites thereof not occupied or to be occupied by such facilities
may be leased by the authority for purposes determined by the authority to be consistent
with or related to the purposes thereof, including but not limited to hotels and other
accommodations for transients and other facilities related or incidental thereto,
and in addition hereto, the authority may construct and operate or cause to be constructed
or operated or both by a lessee, licensee or agent of the authority, on such site
other facilities consistent with the purposes for which the authority was established,
including, but not limited to, the construction of convention halls and cultural centers.
Frequently Asked Questions About New Jersey § 5:10-29
What does New Jersey Statutes § 5:10-29 cover?
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