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of the State and Baltimore City, the Comptroller shall first pay out
of such revenues the sums required to be paid by Section 2 of
article 22 and thereafter the balance of such revenue shall be divided,
allocated and paid to the several counties and Baltimore City as
hereinbefore provided; except that no funds shall be divided among,
allocated or paid to any of the several counties of the State or to
the City of Baltimore as aforesaid unless it shall have levied, in its
current fiscal year, taxes sufficient to collect a minimum of one dollar
per capita in revenue and unless it shall have certified a copy of
said levy to the State Comptroller; and provided further, that any
moneys otherwise distributable as hereinbefore provided, which
shall not be distributed at the close of the fiscal year of any such
county or the city of Baltimore because of failure of any county or
the city of Baltimore to make such levy and certification, shall revert
to the General Fund of the State Treasury. Per capita revenue shall
be computed for purposes of this subsection by using the population
figures furnished by the latest federal census or by an official local
census, whichever is latest.

(D) Provided, however, that, notwithstanding any provision in
this section to the contrary, the Comptroller shall not divide^ allo-
cate and pay to the several counties of the State and to Baltimore
City any portion of the (1) revenues or license fees arising out of
any days of racing in excess of thirty-three (33) at any one track
during any one year, collected by the Maryland Racing Commission
from each licensee licensed under Section 7 of this Article; (2) rev-
enues arising out of any days of racing in excess of ten (10) at any
one track during any one year collected by the Maryland Racing
Commission from each licensee licensed under Section 15 of this
Article; (3) revenues or license fees arising out of any days of
racing in excess of twenty (20) at any one track during any one
year collected by the Maryland Racing Commission from each li-
censee licensed under Section 17 of this Article. All such revenues
and license fees paid over to the Comptroller of the Treasury shall
be allocated and credited to the general funds of the State alone.
SOLELY FOR THE 1957 FISCAL YEAR, WHICH COMMENCES
JULY 1, 1956, IF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF EACH
COUNTY AND THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTI-
MORE HAVE LEVIED A MINIMUM OF FIVE CENTS ON EACH
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS OF THEIR TAXABLE BASIS FOR
THE PURPOSE OF FINANCING THE CONSTRUCTION OF
PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND PUBLIC SCHOOL FACILI-
TIES AND HAVE OTHERWISE COMPLIED WITH THE RE-
QUIREMENTS OF SECTION 215 OF ARTICLE 77 OF THE AN-
NOTATED CODE OF MARYLAND (1951 EDITION), AS
AMENDED BY CHAPTER 1 OF THE ACTS OF 1956, THEN IN
ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROCEDURE FOR INCENTIVE
FUND PAYMENTS ESTABLISHED BY SUB-SECTION (7) OF
SECTION 215 OF ARTICLE 77 OF THE ANNOTATED CODE
OF MARYLAND (1951 EDITION), THERE SHALL BE PAID
FROM THE INCREASED REVENUES ACCRUING UNDER
THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ACT TO THE STATE'S GENERAL
FUND, THE SUM OF FIVE DOLLARS FOR EACH AND EVERY
PUPIL ENROLLED RESPECTIVELY IN THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS IN EACH SUCH COUNTY OR IN THE CITY OF
BALTIMORE. THE SUMS HEREBY ALLOCATED FROM IN-
CREASED RACING REVENUES SHALL BE PAYABLE ONLY