Jim told me about it so I won't take credit for finding it. AJ's Grand Prix http://www.ajsgrandprix.com/524/Welcome.aspx

This looks really cool. I called and spoke to the owner he does not currently have prices for leages. I will go and check this out before the next meeting and have some more info for anyone interested. If anyone has aleady been there let me know.

I'm heading down there tomorrow with two other mini-indy guys. I'll let you guys know what I think.

Rick and myself stopped out and had a ball.

About how fast do they go? I have to get over there.

I hate posting this, but here it goes!
Best lap of the day: peter K 23.540 (former Batavia karter)
3rd fastest of day, VP Jim S 23.796
4th fastest of day, me 23.956
Feb 16th 2008.

(I had a bad kart I was faster in the first heat than Jim and I lapped him)

Here's your answer Adam, taken from a forum on rodandpiston.com. The guy was responsible for inspecting the facility and granting their permit from what I gather :

"Hi guys and Brat, just got home from permitting that new track they are now open for racing. Tell them Meatball sent youz. a bunch of guys came in and joined and looked the joint over today, they said they read about it on the INTERNET and R&P cool. Took alot of pics but i have a problem, the camera cable is at my office, so ill post the pics on Thursday.Oh, I didnt regulate the speed, the designer of the track says 50mph so there she goes, most karts in NY run at 24mph."

I ran 23.6 there. It's a fun track and reasonably quick for an indoor circuit. It felt a little slower than the mini Indy karts.