California § 19549 - Except as provided in Section 19549.1, the maximum number of racing weeks that ma
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§ 19549. Except as provided in Section 19549.1, the maximum number of racing weeks that ma
Except as provided in Section 19549.1, the maximum number of racing weeks that may be allocated to a fair shall be four weeks each year. The board shall take public testimony and make all determinations on the allocation of racing dates during a public hearing. All discussions of allocating racing dates by the board or its subcommittees shall be conducted during a public hearing. Nothing in this section diminishes the authority of the board to establish racing dates.
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What does Public Contract Code - PCC § 19549 cover?
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