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-Rutter’s has selected Marquee by Penn, an affiliate of Penn National Gaming Inc., as its terminal operator for video-gaming terminals (VGTs) in Pennsylvania. Penn said it expects 20 Rutter’s convenience stores in the Keystone State to qualify initially to host VGTs.

Upper Leacock, Pa. township rejects Rutter’s video gambling machine proposal due to zoning regulations.

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A proposal for video gambling machines at a Rutter’s convenience store was rejected by Upper Leacock, a township in east central Lancaster County, Pa.

According to LancasterOnline, video gaming terminals were legalized at qualifying “truck stop establishments” under a gambling expansion law known as Act 42 and signed into law by Gov. Tom Wolf late last year.

The local Rutter’s is registered as a convenience store and automobile station, not a truck stop.

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In a letter to a lawyer representing the Rutter’s chain, township zoning officer Mark Deimler said that the gaming machines “are not a use customarily incidental and subordinate to a convenience store.”

Deimler said that the zoning ordinance does not permit truck stops in the commercial zone where the Rutter’s is located.

Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board spokesman Richard McGarvey told LancasterOnline that the gaming law regarding the machines “would not supersede local zoning.”

Rutter’s has appealed Deimler’s decision to the township’s zoning hearing board.

The Upper Leacock Zoning Hearing Board will review the appeal on April 3.

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Rutter's celebrates opening of first Video Gaming Terminal Room in PA

8/20/2019

The Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association was honored to be on hand with elected officials in York County as its member and sponsor, Rutter's, cut the ribbon and unveiled the first Video Gaming Terminal (VGT) room within a Qualified Establishment in Pennsylvania.
The celebration happened Aug. 20 at the Rutter's store at 2125 Susquehanna Trail. Rutter's, which operates 75 convenience stores in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and West Virginia, plans to opened more than 10 VGT rooms in 2019 with more scheduled for 2020. The machines are provided by Marquee by Penn, a subsidiary of Penn National Gaming, Inc., also a PFMA member and sponsor.
“Rutter’s has evolved as a business over the years, from a dairy to convenience stores, from smokes and cokes to fuel and food service,” explains Scott Hartman, Rutter’s President and CEO. “We are constantly listening and learning from our customers, and VGTs are one example of our progressive model.”
State Sen. Mike Regan, Rep. Seth Grove, Rep. Keith Gillespie, and Rep. Stan Saylor were among the elected officials who attended the Rutter's event, showing their support of local business.
Rutter’s also expects to open three more rooms at Qualified Establishments in Pennsylvania, within the coming month, at their Port Royal, Duncansville and West Manchester locations.
“We are excited to partner with Rutter’s and combine our expertise with their established success in the convenience store industry,” said Jeff Morris, Vice President of Public Affairs for Penn National Gaming.
Locations licensed for VGTs will provide customers, 21 years of age and older, with five machines in a designated VGT room. Customers in the area will also be able to enjoy Rutter’s award-winning food and beverages, while playing.
For more information about the company, visit www.rutters.com.

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