1754                                       LAWS OF MARYLAND                                 Ch. 537

under § 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 tie aforementioned racetrack
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 1956, 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 $5 for each and every
pupil enrolled respectively in the public schools in each
such county or in the City of Baltimore. The sum allocated
from increased racing revenues shall be payable only for the
1957 fiscal year and shall be in addition to any other
provisions for school purposes in the 1957 State budget,
including any other allowances for the incentive fund for
school construction. Such amounts as may be made available
under the provisions of this subsection to each county and
to the City of Baltimore shall be expended solely for school
building construction, school facilities and school land,
except that to the extent that any of the funds are not
required for any of such purposes in any political
subdivision, the subdivision is authorized to apply the
moneys to that extent to the payment of outstanding bonds
issued for the purposes of public school construction.
Nothing herein shall be construed to limit or to affect in
any manner the provisions of Chapter 1 of the Acts of 1956. ]

Article 81 — Revenue and Taxes

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(e) Property owned by (1) any incorporated or
unincorporated nonprofit hospitals, and asylums (but not
exceeding 100 acres of land appurtenant to any hospital or
asylum); or by (2) any nonprofit charitable, fraternal or
sororal, benevolent, educational, or literary institutions
or organizations, including public libraries subject to the
provisions of [Chapter 16 of Article 77 of this Code] TITLE
23 OF THE EDUCATION ARTICLE and nonpolitical, nonstock men's
or women's clubs (but not exceeding 100 acres of land
outside any city appurtenant to any institution or