Issuance of licenses - Applications
N.D. Cent. Code § 53-06.2-07
in effect53-06.2-07. Issuance of licenses - Applications
1. On compliance by an applicant with this chapter and the approval of the attorney
general, the commission may issue a license to conduct races. The attorney general
may not grant a license denied by the commission.
2. An application for a license to conduct a racing meet must be signed under oath and
filed with the commission. The application must contain at least the following:
a. The name and post-office address of the applicant.
b. The location of the racetrack and whether it is owned or leased. If the racetrack is
leased, a copy of the lease must be included.
c. A statement of the applicant's previous history and association sufficient to
establish that the applicant is an eligible organization.
d. The time, place, and number of days the racing meet is proposed to be
conducted.
e. The type of racing to be conducted.
f. Other information the commission requires.
3. At least thirty days before the commission issues or renews a license to conduct
races, the applicant shall deliver a complete copy of the application to the local
jurisdiction governing body. The application to the commission must include a
certificate verified by a representative of the applicant, indicating delivery of the
application copy to the governing body. If the governing body of the local jurisdiction
adopts a resolution disapproving the application for license or renewal and so informs
the executive director within thirty days of receiving a copy of the application, the
license to conduct races may not be issued or renewed.
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