HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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In Worcester County the owner or owners of any regular
licensed horse racing establishment, holding public meetings
at which pari-mutuel betting is permitted, or the
concessionaire or catering organization at that place,
whether an individual, association or corporation, may
procure without additional residential, voting or locative
qualifications, a license for the sale of beer or beer and
light wine within the confines of its racing park in the
county, at the same cost for other beer and beer and light
wine licenses in the county. The person may procure a
license for the sale of beer, wine and liquor within the
confines of its racing park in the county, for a fee of $750
each year, which entitles the holder to sell at one or more
locations within its park. The licenses and the licensees
are subject to all laws, rules and regulations applicable in
Worcester County to the sale of alcoholic beverages not
inconsistent with the provisions of this section. All of
these licensees shall purchase all liquors and wines, except
light wine, from the liquor control board for Worcester
County. The licensee shall receive a 15 percent discount
from the retail sales price or any special sale price OR
DISCOUNT PRICE, whichever is lower. [The board may not sell
those alcoholic beverages at a price which is less than 10
percent above the cost of the merchandise to the
wholesalers.] HOWEVER, THE PRICE THE BOARD CHARGES TO THE
LICENSEES MAY NOT BE LOWER THAN 10 PERCENT ABOVE THE COST
THE LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD MUST PAY FOR THE MERCHANDISE TO
WHOLESALERS. ALL LICENSEES MAY PURCHASE BEER AND LIGHT WINE
FROM LICENSED WHOLESALERS.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act
shall take effect July 1, 1980.

Approved May 27, 1980.

CHAPTER 858

(House Bill 1049)

AN ACT concerning

Property Tax Credit - Assessment Increases
in Excess of 15 Percent - Extension of Program

FOR the purpose of extending to the 1982-1983 taxable year
the property tax credit program with respect to
property assessment increases in excess of 15 percent;
providing the method of calculating this credit; and
generally relating to the property tax credit program.

BY renumbering

Article 81 - Revenue and Taxes