In votes Wednesday morning, local advisory committees nixed a gambling complex proposed for Times Square and another near Hudson Yards. The other, Caesars Palace Times Square, would have redeveloped an existing tower in the famed Manhattan hub to create a new gambling and entertainment facility backed by Jay-Z, his company Roc Nation, its parent Live Nation, Caesars Entertainment and SL Green Realty. Each casino proposal is required by the state to include at least $500 million worth of investment in the communities where they plan to build. The Times Square proposal estimated its total investment to be worth $5.4 billion, with 3,800 permanent jobs created and $250 million in support to the community, including safety improvements to Times Square and $15 million for a civil rights museum. Opponents of the Times Square proposal cheered the decision.