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Jun 28 05 12:38p \lUI " , I U'" lUUJ".,,,,. .." Red River Valle~ Fair J.n.,., 'U'.L ~'!.... .I, ~u ,",.n..,~ '"'''UJ..i... 701 282 6808 ~uu.n, LCJUU~~ p.3 ..- ""'""u - " pRIzE RE~tn9~~: . A single.caSh prize cannot-exceed $1,ooD and total cash prizes for a raffle cannot exceed $3,000 in one day. The retail value of a men:l'\andise prize cannot exceed $2,500. . . ~ ," . The total of aD cash prizes. and retail value, of all merc;hand'"lSe prizes for all gamei$' camot exceed $12,000 in a fiscal year July 1 through June 30." . . "- If the value of the planned cash and merchandise prizes exceeds $12,OOO.1he orDanization must reduce the J;or1zes to this limit or apply fer a state license wlth 1he Office of Attorney General. LOCAl PERMIT AND CHARITY LOCAL PERMn-: The major dtferences between a IclCaI permit anc:l charity Iocs\ permit are: ~I Permit Number of evera per yetiIr Must file an information ieport May pay employees ccmpensallan Must use chips as wagers Use cI net income , UmiIed by prizes CharitY Local Permit One No Yes No y.." Yes Restric:l8d BiIVl Raffles SporIS PQDIs Poker 1Wenty.<<le Paddll!"rlheels Compared to a "local pennit: an organizdcn With a "charity Ioc8I pennlt" may conduct 3 more game types, but is ,.strided 10 1 event per year. must file an information report with !he city or county and OfIice of Attorney Genel3l. and mus1 disburse net income IE> eligible uses. These uses are described by Narth 0a1l:Dta Century Code S 53-06.1-11.1 (2) and North DaIu1ta Admln\stra1iY8 Cede 5 99-01.3-1.c.a2.. Refer to 1he backside of 1118 "Report an a Charity Local Permit'" form for a gemnr list of eligible uses. No Unreslrictecl Games allawed Bingo RafIIes Sports pcaIa For a charity local permit, one mett1Dd to ensure that the total or all cash prizes lIncJ retail value or all men:Nlndise prizes do not e'"*KI $12.,000 is to charge each player a stilndald amcunt at the start of the event fora cel1ain number Dr Wlue of chips. If it player Ic&es all of the player's chipS, the player mBy re-buy chips. The player would play games and, at the end of the evena. the ora"tion would auction merchand'ase prizes to h player.;. 111e pIIIlyer whO bid the highest nunber or vlllue of chipc for a prize wcUd win that prize. For thOse players who have ctIips but did not $uccessfuIJy bid on a priza. the organization may redeem the chips far a predetennined cash value per chip. For lhis method, the value of players' chips redeemed for casta Is not a prize. .- INFORMAllON REQUIRED TO BE PREPRINTED ON A STANDARD RAFFLE TICKET: 1. Name of arganizallon; 2. TICket number. 3. Price of lhe ticket, including any d"lSCOUnted price; 4. Prize, description of an optjonaI prize selec:table by a winning player, or option to (X)R\/ert a merchandlut prize to a cash prtze that Is nmiled to the lesser of the value of the merchandise prize or one thousand dollars. tblw8ll8l'. if there is insufficient space on a ticket to list each minor prize that has a nail price not exceeding fiflllen dollars. an cxganlzilflon may state 1he total number of minor priz8$ and their 10tiI retail price: 5. For a licensed organization, pint "oIIice of at1Dmey generar and license number. For an ~ that has a psnnit,. print the a\J1horiZing city or COIX'lly IInd permit number; . 6. A statement that a person is not required 10 be pnlSeI1t at a dnlWing to win; . 7. Date and time of the drawing or drawingS and, if the winning p111Yfl" is announced later. date and time of that announcement.. For a calendar ndIIe. if the drawings are on a same day or the week or month, print the day and time r:llhe ~: " 8. Location and street addreu of the dl1llWing: . 9. If iii merchandise prIZe requires II title lransfer involvi~ the department of transportation. a stlllement \hat . winni~ player is or is not liable for sales or U&8 tax; . , . " . 10. If a pun::hase of a ticlcet or Winning prize is l1!Stricted 10 a person of minimum age, a statement tbat a persDn must be at least M_" years of age to buy a ticket. or win a prize; " 11. A statement that a purchase of the ticket is not: II d1aritable donalion; . 12.. If a secondary prize is an unguaranteed cash or merchandise prize, iii statement ttlBt the prize is not guaranteed to be won and odds of winning the prize based QI'l numbers Df chances; and . 13. If II priZe is live beef or dairy c:atISe~ bisan, sheep or pig, a statement that the wiMing player may conYelt the prize to a cash prize that i5 limited to the lesser of the value of the animal Dr one thoUsand doBars. .