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  4. Title 260 - Horse Racing Commission
  5. Chapter 260-13 - Class A, B, and C license - Horse racing facilities

Chapter 260-13 - Class A, B, and C license - Horse racing facilities

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  1. § 260-13-500 - Purpose
  2. § 260-13-505 - Definitions
  3. § 260-13-510 - Application for Class A, B, or C license - Affidavit of the applicant
  4. § 260-13-515 - Application for Class A, B, or C license - Additional requirements
  5. § 260-13-520 - Disclosure of ownership and/or control
  6. § 260-13-530 - Disclosure of character information
  7. § 260-13-540 - Description of facilities
  8. § 260-13-550 - Disclosure of development process
  9. § 260-13-560 - Disclosure of financial resources
  10. § 260-13-570 - Disclosure of financial plan
  11. § 260-13-580 - Disclosure of governmental actions
  12. § 260-13-590 - Disclosure of management
  13. § 260-13-600 - Licensing criteria - Class A, B, or C license
  14. § 260-13-610 - Application fee - Class A, B, and C license
  15. § 260-13-620 - Application requirements - Executive secretary's designee
  16. § 260-13-630 - Amendments to a license application
  17. § 260-13-640 - Application for license - Opportunity for oral presentation
  18. § 260-13-650 - License fee - Class A, B, and C license

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