PURPOSE: This rule sets forth the requirements for disclosure of improvements and equipment for a Class D license.

1. (1) An application for a Class D license must disclose the following information for the conduct of pari-mutuel wagering at the state fair or a county fair:

   1. (A) The address of the facility, its size and geographical location, including reference to county and municipal boundaries;
   2. (B) A site map which reflects current and proposed highways and streets adjacent to the facility;
   3. (C) The types of racing for which the facility is designed, whether thoroughbred, harness, quarterhorse or any combination thereof;
   4. (D) The racetrack dimensions by circumference, width, banking, location of chutes, length of stretch, distance from judge’s stand to first turn and type of surface. If the facility has more than one (1) racetrack, the applicant must provide a description for each racetrack for which authorization under the Class D license is sought;
   5. (E) A description of horse stalls at the facility, giving the total number of stalls, the dimension of each stall, separation and location of the stalls;

   6. (F) A description of the grandstands including all of the following:

      1. 1. The total seating capacity;
      2. 2. The total reserve seating capacity;
      3. 3. The indoor and outdoor seating

capacity;

1. 4. The configuration of the grandstand

seating;

1. 5. The location and configuration of the

pari-mutuel facilities within the grandstand;

1. 6. The configuration and location of the

concession facilities within the grandstand;

1. 7. The number and location of men’s

and women’s restrooms within the grandstand; and

1. 8. A description of the public pedestrian

traffic patterns throughout the grandstand;

1. (G) A description of the detention barn including all of the following information:

   1. 1. The distance from the detention barn

to the track;

1. 2. The distance from the detention barn

to the paddock;

1. 3. The number of sampling stalls;
2. 4. The placement of viewing ports on

each stall;

1. 5. The location of the postmortem floor;
2. 6. The number of wash stalls with hot

and cold water and drains;

1. 7. The availability of video monitors;

and

1. 8. A description of the walking ring;

2. (H) A description of the paddock area including all of the following information:

   1. 1. The number of stalls in the paddock;
   2. 2. The height from the floor to the low-

est point of the stall, ceiling and entrance; and

1. 3. The paddock, public address and

telephone services;

1. (I) A description of the jockey and/or driver’s quarters together with all of the following information:

   1. 1. The changing areas;
   2. 2. A listing of equipment to be installed

in the quarters; and

1. 3. The location of the jockey’s or driv-

er’s quarters in relation to the paddock;

1. (J) A description of the pari-mutuel tote including all of the following information:

   1. 1. The approximate location of bettor’s

windows;

1. 2. Cash security areas; and
2. 3. A description of the equipment

including the provider if known;

1. (K) A description of parking including all of the following information:

   1. 1. A detailed description of access to

parking from surrounding streets and highways;

1. 2. The number of parking spaces avail-

able;

1. 3. A description of any parking other

than public parking and its location;

1. 4. A description of the road surface on

parking areas;

1. 5. The distance between the parking

area(s) and the grandstand; and

1. 6. A road map of the area showing the

relationship of parking to surrounding streets and highways. The requirements of this subsection may be included on the site map required by subsection (1)(B) of this rule;

1. (L) A description of the perimeter fence including all of the following information:

   1. 1. The height;
   2. 2. The type of construction and a

description of the materials;

1. 3. Whether the perimeter fence is

topped by a barbed wire apron at least two feet (2') and directed outward at a forty-five degree (45°) angle;

1. 4. Whether there is a clear zone at least

four feet (4') wide around the outside of the entire perimeter fence; and

1. 5. Proposed alternatives to a perimeter

fence which does not meet the description in this subsection;

1. (M) A description of improvements and equipment at the racetrack for security purposes in addition to a perimeter fence, including the provider of equipment if known;
2. (N) A description of starting, timing, photo-finish and photo-patrol or video equipment, including the provider if known;
3. (O) A description of work areas for the commission members, officers, employees and agents;
4. (P) A description of access of the facility to public transportation, specifics of the type of transportation and schedules, road maps of area indicating pickup and dropoff points. The requirements of this subsection may be included on the site map required in subsection (1)(B) of this rule;

5. (Q) A description of the overnight accommodations for the public including:

   1. 1. The number of hotel/motel rooms;
   2. 2. The number of campgrounds, if any;

and

1. 3. The distance from other population

centers to the facility for all population centers from which the applicant expects to draw patrons; and

1. (R) A description of the public access to the community surrounding the proposed facility including air service, train service and highways.

AUTHORITY: sections 313.580.1 and 313.632, RSMo 1986.* Emergency rule filed June 5, 1986, effective June 15, 1986, expired Oct. 13, 1986. Original rule filed June 12, 1986, effective Oct. 27, 1986.

*Original authority: 313.580, RSMo 1986 and 313.632, RSMo 1986.