Kan. Admin. Regs. § 112-3-13 - Economic, demographic and other information
Each application for a facility owner license or an organization license in which the applicant proposes to construct or own a racetrack facility shall contain the following informa-tion:
(a) The application shall describe the
climatic conditions prevalent during the proposed race meeting.
(b) The application shall state the
population of the area, the growth trend and describe the potential track
market;
(c) The application shall
state the projected economic impact of the track, including:
(1) The economic impact for the respective
horse breeding or greyhound breeding industries in Kansas;
(2) any employment created, including:
(A) whether the employment is temporary or
permanent;
(B) the type of work
and compensation;
(C) the
employer; and
(D) how the
employment was created;
(3) any purchases of goods and services
including the money amount and type of purchase;
(4) any public and private investment;
(5) any tax revenue generated; and
(6) any relative economic site
advantage.
(d) The
application shall state the projected social impact of the track, including how
it may affect the following:
(1) The school
system;
(2) the police service;
(3) the fire service;
(4) the ambulance service;
(5) the population growth;
(6) the housing demand; and
(7) the community planning and development
scheme.
(e) The
application shall state whether any area residents oppose the proposed track
site, and state what effect, if any, that opposition will have on the economic
welfare of the proposed track.
(f)
The application shall state the ecological impact of the track site, including
a plan for waste disposal;
(g) The
application shall describe the effect of competition with any race track in and
out of the state and with any other sport or recreational facility in the area.
A detailed statement of what effect the competition from any other racetrack
will have on the availability of track personnel and on the quality of racing
stock shall be made.
(h) This
regulation shall take effect on and after October 1, 1988.
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