3506

LAWS OF MARYLAND

[Ch. 843

by the Maryland Racing Commission from each licensee
licensed under § 15 of this article; (3) revenues or
license fees arising out of any days of racing in excess
of [twenty (20)] 20 at any one track during any one year
collected by the Maryland Racing Commission from each
licensee licensed under § 17 of this article. HOWEVER,
THIS LIMITATION ON THE ALLOCATION AND PAYMENT OF REVENUE
TO THE POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS DOES NOT APPLY TO THE
ADDITIONAL 48 DAYS Of RACING AWARDED UNDER SECTION 7(B)
OF THIS ARTICLE; AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF REVENUE FOR
THESE ADDITIONAL DAYS OF RACING SHALL BE CALCULATED IN
THE SAME MANNER AS APPLIES TO RACING FOR THE FIRST 33
DAYS. NOTWITHSTANDING THE PROVISIONS OF SUBSECTION (C) ,
THIS ADDITIONAL REVENUE SHALL BE PAID TO THE COUNTIES
WHERE [[TIMONIUM AND]] THE MILE TRACKS ARE LOCATED TO
ASSIST THE FUNDING OF SERVICES AND FACILITIES LOCATED
WITHIN [[FIVE]] SIX MILES OF THE RESPECTIVE RACE TRACKS
AND OCCASIONED BY THEIR PRESENCE. [[OF THIS REVENUE,
BALTIMORE CITY, ANNE ARUNDEL AND PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTIES
SHALL EACH RECEIVE 30 PERCENT AND BALTIMORE COUNTY SHALL
RECEIVE 10 PERCENT.]] OF THIS REVENUE, BALTIMORE CITY,
ANNE ARUNDEL AND PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTIES SHALL EACH
RECEIVE 30 PERCENT AND HOWARD COUNTY SHALL RECEIVE 10
PERCENT. THE LIMITATION ON THE ALLOCATION AND PAYMENT OF
REVENUE TO THE POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS DOES NOT APPLY TO
THE 18 ADDITIONAL DAYS OF RACING AUTHORIZED UNDER SECTION
15 OF THIS ARTICLE TO BE AWARDED AFTER JUNE 1, 1974 TO
THE MARYLAND STATE FAIR AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
INCORPORATED, AND THE REVENUE FOR THESE ADDITIONAL DAYS
OF RACING SHALL BE CALCULATED IN THE SAME MANNER AS
APPLIES TO THE FIRST 10 DAYS. NOTWITHSTANDING THE
PROVISIONS OF SUBSECTION (C), THIS ADDITIONAL REVENUE
SHALL BE PAID TO BALTIMORE COUNTY TO ASSIST THE FUNDING
OF SERVICES AND FACILITIES WITHIN SIX MILES OF THE
AFOREMENTIONED RACE TRACK AND OCCASIONED BY ITS PRESENCE.
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 Baltimore 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 facilities and
have otherwise complied with the requirements of § 222 of
Article 77 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, as amended
by Chapter 1 of the Acts of 19 56, then in accordance with
the procedure for Incentive Fund payments established by
subsection (7) of § 222 of Article 77 of the Annotated
Code of Maryland, there shall be paid from the increased
revenues accruing under the provisions of this section to
the State's general fund, the sum of [five dollars] $5
for each and every pupil enrolled respectively in the
public schools in each such county or in the City of