California CodesBusiness and Professions Code - BPCDivision 8 — Special Business RegulationsChapter 5 — The Gambling Control ActArticle 4 — LicensingSection 19869

A request for withdrawal of an application may be made at any time prior to a final action upon the application by the commission by the filing of a written request to withdraw with the department.
The commission shall not grant the request unless the applicant has established that withdrawal of the application would be consistent with the public interest and the policies of this chapter. If a request for withdrawal is denied, the department may go forward with its investigation and make a recommendation to the commission upon the application, if applicable, and the commission may act upon the application as if no request for withdrawal had been made. If a request for withdrawal is granted with prejudice, the applicant thereafter shall be ineligible to submit or renew its application until the expiration of one year from the date of the withdrawal. Unless the commission otherwise directs, any application fee or other payment relating to any application is not refundable by reason of withdrawal of an application.

Notes

Allows an applicant to request withdrawal in writing before final commission action, but requires the commission to find withdrawal consistent with the public interest and chapter policies. If denied, processing may continue; if granted with prejudice, reapplication or renewal is barred for one year from withdrawal, and application fees or payments remain nonrefundable unless the commission directs otherwise.

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