Creating SharePoint Custom List using a list using a Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.ClientContext object: Lists.Add method from existing Template does not Include Template Content (include content was checked for template)

Question

The code below works assuming you have a list template setup called "GenTasksTemplate".
The problem is that even though the check box to include content was checked during the creation of the template, the task items in the new list do not get populated.  What am I missing?
using System;
using System.Linq;
using Microsoft.SharePoint.Client;
protected void createSPlist(object sender, EventArgs e)
ClientContext context = new ClientContext("https://sharepointServer/sites/devcollection/");
var web = context.Web;
ListTemplateCollection ltc = context.Site.GetCustomListTemplates(context.Web);
ListCollection siteListsColection = web.Lists;
context.Load(ltc);
context.ExecuteQuery();
ListCreationInformation listCreationInfo = new ListCreationInformation
Title = "New Task from Template",
Description = "Tasks created from custom template"
Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.ListTemplate listTemplate = ltc.First(listTemp => listTemp.Name == "GenTasksTemplate");
listCreationInfo.TemplateFeatureId = listTemplate.FeatureId;
listCreationInfo.TemplateType = listTemplate.ListTemplateTypeKind;
listCreationInfo.DocumentTemplateType = listTemplate.ListTemplateTypeKind;
//listCreationInfo.CustomSchemaXml =
siteListsColection.Add(listCreationInfo);
context.Load(siteListsColection);
context.ExecuteQuery();
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Answer 1

Yes. I can create a list with the template using the UI.  I can also create list programmatically using the Microsoft.SharePoint library within a Windows Forms Application.  If I do create a provider-hosted app referencing Microsoft.SharePoint,
it results in a 64bit / 32bit mismatch error.  I am running SharePoint 2013 on a 64 bit Windows 2012 Server.
The problem is that with a provider-hosted SharePoint App, I am limited to only using the Microsoft.SharePoint.Client library which is very limited.
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