Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 13, September 23, 2024
Subpart 1.
Applicability.
No person shall own or operate an indoor motorsports arena
unless the commissioner issues the person a certificate.
Subp. 2.
Certificate
application.
Applications for a certificate must be submitted on forms
prescribed by the commissioner. An application must be submitted:
A. annually, by owners or operators of
existing indoor motorsports arenas;
B. at least 30 days before owners or
operators open new indoor motorsports arenas to the public; and
C. at least 30 days before the arena owners
or operators and the event manager begin a special indoor motorsports
event.
Subp. 3.
Certificate issuance.
A. The
commissioner must issue a certificate under subpart 2, item A or B, if the
commissioner determines that the owner or operator has complied with parts
4620.5000 to 4620.5900 and demonstrated the ability to maintain acceptable air
quality conditions in the arena building.
B. The commissioner shall issue a certificate
granting approval to hold a special indoor motorsports event if the owner or
operator meets the requirements of item A and:
(1) submits a written plan to the
commissioner that describes the methods that the owner or operator will use to
monitor air quality and ensure acceptable air quality during the event;
and
(2) the event manager and arena
operator agree to the terms of the plan in writing.
Subp. 4.
Certificate
expiration and renewal.
A certificate issued under this part expires one year from
the date of issue, except that a certificate for a special indoor motorsports
event expires as the certificate describes.
A. Owners or operators shall apply for
renewal on forms prescribed by the commissioner at least 30 days before a
standard certificate expires.
B. If
a certificate expires while a renewal application is pending approval, the
arena may continue to operate under the expired certificate until the
commissioner issues a new certificate or denies the renewal
application.
Subp. 5.
Posting of certificate.
The certificate must be prominently displayed in a location
that is clearly visible to the public.
Statutory Authority: MS s
144.1222
