Nuisances; creating the Racing Facility and Racetrack Qualified Defense Act; requiring substantial compliance with applicable laws and regulations be deemed certain prima facie evidence. Effective date.

Summary

The bill bars owners of nearby property from suing a racing facility for nuisance if the developer secured all required permits and had a vested right before the owner bought or built on the land. This protection disappears if the facility does not substantially follow federal, state, and local regulations. It aims to promote racing venue development while keeping legal compliance in check.

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