A Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board hearing on the proposed casino at the Nittany Mall has been delayed for at least another month.
A hearing officer in July tentatively scheduled arguments on motions to intervene in developer SC Gaming OpCo’s casino license application for the board’s meeting on Oct. 19, but the hearing did not appear on the meeting agenda posted on Monday.
“There have been numerous documents filed in this matter which need to be reviewed by all parties, including the Gaming Control Board,” PGCB spokesman Doug Harbach wrote in an email. “As a result, the Board is not comfortable moving forward with a hearing this month.”
