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Section 41-7-1. – Operation of jai alai sports facilities.

§ 41-7-1. Operation of jai alai sports facilities. Any person desiring to operate a facility for the exhibition of the Spanish sport called jai alai in the city of Newport may do so upon the compliance with the terms and provisions of this chapter. History of Section.P.L. 1973, ch. 48, § 1.

Section 41-7-10. – Licensing of concessionaires, vendors, pari-mutuel totalizator companies.

§ 41-7-10. Licensing of concessionaires, vendors, pari-mutuel totalizator companies. (a) All persons, firms, partnerships, associations, or corporations desiring to operate any concession allied to any fronton, shall apply for a license to the division of racing and athletics, on such forms and in such a manner as prescribed by regulations. The division by regulations shall […]

Section 41-7-11. – Conclusion of Saturday performances.

§ 41-7-11. Conclusion of Saturday performances. Notwithstanding the provisions of chapter 6 of this title, any jai alai game played within the enclosure of any fronton licensed and conducted pursuant to this chapter, commencing on a Saturday evening and not concluded before twelve (12) o’clock midnight, shall not be permitted to be played beyond one […]

Section 41-7-12. – [Repealed.]

§ 41-7-12. [Repealed.] History of Section.P.L. 1988, ch. 417, § 1; Repealed by P.L. 1991, ch. 24, § 2, effective March 1, 1991.

Section 41-7-2. – “Sports facilities” and “frontons” defined.

§ 41-7-2. “Sports facilities” and “frontons” defined. The words “sports facilities” and “fronton” as used in this chapter mean a building or enclosure in which is provided a playing court with three (3) walls so designed and constructed for the playing of that sports game of ball as played in Spanish speaking countries, called jai […]

Section 41-7-3. – Regulation of operations — Licensing.

§ 41-7-3. Regulation of operations — Licensing. (a) The division of gaming and athletics licensing is hereby authorized to license jai alai in the city of Newport. The operation of a fronton shall be under the division’s supervision. The division is hereby authorized to issue rules and regulations for the supervision of the operations. (b) […]

Section 41-7-5.1. – Sale or purchase of twin double tickets.

§ 41-7-5.1. Sale or purchase of twin double tickets. The sale or purchase of twin double tickets or attempting to aid or abet in the sale or purchase of twin double tickets through solicitation of patrons attending, other than through pari-mutuel machines, is prohibited. Any person violating the provisions of this section shall be denied […]

Section 41-7-6. – Tax on betting and licensee’s commission.

§ 41-7-6. Tax on betting and licensee’s commission. (a) The commission of a licensee on pari-mutuel pools and wagers shall be twenty and one-half percent (20½%) of the amount contributed thereto. After deducting the commission and the “breaks,” hereafter defined, a pari-mutuel pool shall be redistributed to the contributors. The licensee conducting events pursuant to […]

Section 41-7-8. – Tax on breaks — Distribution.

§ 41-7-8. Tax on breaks — Distribution. (a) A tax is hereby levied upon every pari-mutuel pool conducted at the fronton for the exhibition of the Spanish ball game known as jai alai in Newport authorized by law so to do, equal to fifty percent (50%) of the “breaks” as defined in the above. (b) […]

Section 41-7-9. – Leases of city properties.

§ 41-7-9. Leases of city properties. The city of Newport is hereby authorized to enter into a lease of city property for a period not to exceed thirty-five (35) years with an application to the division of gaming and athletics licensing for a license to conduct jai alai. History of Section.P.L. 1973, ch. 48, § […]