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New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 3 - TAXATION › Chapter 29 - MISCELLANEOUS STATE TAXES AND FEES › Part 13 - ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT ACT › Section 3.29.13.12 - EXEMPTION OF FEDERAL AND INDIAN GOVERNMENTS

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A. The water conservation fee does not apply
				to water produced by the federal government or any of its agencies or
				instrumentalities. The federal government is immune from such a fee under
				provisions of the United States Constitution. The immunity applies regardless
				of the use to which the water is put. The fact that the federal government is
				immune from paying the fee, however, does not preclude the state of New Mexico
				from entering into contracts with the federal government, under which contracts
				appropriate charges are made for services provided.
B. Example: F is a federal agency with
				facilities in New Mexico. F produces water, mainly for its own use. F also
				sells small amounts of water to two private businesses adjacent to its New
				Mexico facilities. Neither business is a public water supply system. F has no
				obligation to report or pay the water conservation fee on the water sold to the
				businesses. Neither business has an obligation to report or pay the
				fee.
C. The water conservation fee
				does not apply to water produced by any Indian nation, tribe or pueblo or any
				agency or instrumentality of the Indian nation, tribe or pueblo on the land of
				that Indian nation, tribe or pueblo. Indian governments are immune from the
				water conservation fee on water produced on their land by provision of federal
				law and treaties. The immunity applies regardless of the use to which the water
				is put. The fact that an Indian nation, tribe or pueblo is immune from paying
				the fee, however, does not preclude the state of New Mexico from entering into
				contracts with the Indian nation, tribe or pueblo, under which contracts
				appropriate charges are made for services provided.
D. The immunity of federal and Indian
				governments from application of the water conservation fee to water produced by
				those governments does not extend to water acquired by those governments from
				public water supply systems which are subject to the fee.
E. Example: B is a federal military
				reservation located near a New Mexico municipality. B produces water for its
				own use. B also acquires water produced by the municipality's water department,
				a public water supply system. The water conservation fee applies to water
				produced by the municipal water department and sold to B.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 3 - TAXATION › Chapter 29 - MISCELLANEOUS STATE TAXES AND FEES › Part 13 - ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT ACT › Section 3.29.13.13 - DEFAULT WATER USAGE LEVELS

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A. For the purposes of Section 3.29.13.13
				NMAC:
(1) "community water system" means a
				public water supply system which serves at least 15 service connections used by
				year-round residents or regularly serves at least 25 year-round
				residents;
(2) "noncommunity water
				system" means any public water supply system that is not a "community water
				system" or a "nontransient noncommunity water system" and includes but is not
				limited to seasonal facilities, such as children's camps or recreational
				camping areas and year-round facilities which serve more than 25 persons who
				are not residents thereof, such as gasoline service stations, marinas, rest
				areas and restaurants which are not served by a community water system;
				and
(3) "nontransient noncommunity
				water system" means a public water supply system that is not a "community water
				system" and that regularly serves at least 25 of the same persons for more than
				6 months per year, including but not limited to schools and
				factories.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 3 - TAXATION › Chapter 29 - MISCELLANEOUS STATE TAXES AND FEES › Part 14 - GAMING TAXES › Section 3.29.14.1 - ISSUING AGENCY

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Taxation and Revenue Department, Joseph M. Montoya Building,
				  1100 South St. Francis Drive, P.O. Box 630, Santa Fe NM
				  87504-0630
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 3 - TAXATION › Chapter 29 - MISCELLANEOUS STATE TAXES AND FEES › Part 14 - GAMING TAXES › Section 3.29.14.5 - EFFECTIVE DATE

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12/29/00, unless a later date is cited at the end of a
				  section, in which case the later date is the effective date.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 3 - TAXATION › Chapter 29 - MISCELLANEOUS STATE TAXES AND FEES › Part 14 - GAMING TAXES › Section 3.29.14.7 - DEFINITIONS

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"Gross receipts" means the total amount of money or the value
				  of other consideration received less cash discounts allowed and taken, refunds
				  and allowances made to buyers or lessees and, for a person reporting gaming tax
				  on an accrual basis, amounts written off the books as an uncollectible debt
				  provided that, if any or all of the amounts are subsequently collected, such
				  receipts shall be included in gross receipts in the month of collection. In an
				  exchange in which the money or other consideration received does not represent
				  the value of the property exchanged, "gross receipts" means the reasonable
				  value of the property exchanged.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 4.3.1.3 - STATUTORY AUTHORITY

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A.
				Subsection B of 16.6.4 NMSA 1978.
B. 10.15.1 NMSA 1978.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 4.3.1.6 - OBJECTIVE

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A. The objective of
				4.3.1 NMAC is to inform the exhibitors, concessionaires and general public of
				rules, guidelines and disciplinary actions, if applicable, of the New Mexico
				state fair.
B. The objective of
				4.3.1.16 NMAC is to provide a means by which the members of the New Mexico
				state fair commission can participate in commission meetings by telephone
				conference.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 4.3.1.7 - DEFINITIONS

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A. "Commission"
				means the regulating body of the New Mexico state fair that shall prepare,
				adopt, publish, and enforce all necessary rules for the management of the state
				fair.
B. "Concessionaire" means a
				person who sells products or services on location, accepts orders, or sets up
				future business opportunities for potential monetary gain.
C. "Contemplated action" means the events
				that may occur for violation of the general rules and information contained in
				the New Mexico state fair premium book.
D. "Exhibitor" means one who displays
				something or who competes at the New Mexico state fair.
E. "General manager" means the general
				manager of the New Mexico state fair, or his/ her designee.
F. "General public" means the people that
				attend the New Mexico state fair other than exhibitors or
				concessionaires.
G. "General fees"
				means charges for services that apply to everyone.
H. "New Mexico state fair premium book" means
				the annual printed or internet-posted publication of the New Mexico state fair
				which contains rules that govern certain events and exhibits at the state
				fair.
I. "Professional services"
				means vocations and occupations that require advanced training in a liberal art
				or science. If such advanced learning or training is a requisite of a service,
				the service is technical or professional, and therefore exempt from provisions
				of the Public Purchases Act. Services performed under the direction of a
				licensed professional are technical or professional services.
J. "Respondent" means the person against whom
				the commission contemplates taking action for violations of the New Mexico
				state fair's rules and regulations.
K. "Technical services" means those having to
				do with the practical, industrial, or mechanical arts of the applied sciences.
				They must involve a specialized skill.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 4.3.1.8 - NOTICE OF CONTEMPLATED ACTION

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When the commission contemplates taking action against an
				  exhibitor at the fair, including but not limited to: revoking a prize, honor,
				  or cash award; barring participation in an event; or preventing an exhibitor
				  from participating in future events, for alleged violation(s) of the general
				  rules and policies of the New Mexico state fair premium book or the policies of
				  the commission, the commission shall serve upon the respondent a written notice
				  that contains:
A. a statement that the
				commission has sufficient evidence that, if not rebutted or explained, shall
				justify the commission in taking the contemplated action;
B. an indication of the general nature of the
				evidence;
C. notice that the
				commission shall take the contemplated action unless the respondent, within
				fifteen days after service of the notice, requests a hearing by depositing in
				the mail a certified return receipt requested letter addressed to the New
				Mexico State Fair at P.O. Box 8546, Albuquerque, NM 87198, and,
D. notice of the respondent's rights as
				follows:
(1) the right to be represented by
				counsel at the respondent's expense;
(2) the right to examine all evidence to be
				presented against the respondent;
(3) the right to present a defense;
(4) the right to call witnesses;
(5) the right to cross-examine
				witnesses.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 4.3.1.9 - METHOD OF SERVICE

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Any notice or decision may be served either personally or by
				  certified mail, return receipt requested, directed to the respondent's last
				  known address. If the notice or decision is served personally, service shall be
				  made in the same manner as is provided for service by the rules of civil
				  procedure for the district courts. If the notice or decision is served by
				  certified mail, service is effectuated on the date borne by the return receipt
				  showing delivery or the last attempted delivery to respondent, or refusal of
				  the respondent to accept delivery.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 4.3.1.10 - HEARING REQUEST REQUIRED

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If the respondent mails a request for hearing as required by
				  this section, the commission shall set a hearing date no later than thirty days
				  after receipt of the timely request for hearing. Notice of the hearing shall be
				  served on the respondent not less than seven working days prior to the hearing
				  date. Notice shall include the date, time and location of the hearing, as well
				  as the identities of the hearing officers.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 4.3.1.11 - VENUE OF HEARING

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Hearings held under these provisions shall be conducted at
				  the New Mexico state fair offices in Albuquerque, New Mexico, or at the
				  election of the hearing officers, in any county in which the act(s) complained
				  of occurred. The respondent and the hearing officers may agree to hold the
				  hearing in some other county.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 4.3.1.12 - HEARING OFFICERS

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All hearings shall be conducted by three New Mexico state
				  fair commissioners designated by the board of commissioners as follows:
A. the chairman of the executive committee or
				his or her designee;
B. the
				chairman of the agricultural committee or his or her designee;
C. one member selected by the agreement of
				the representatives of the executive and agricultural committees, or if no
				agreement can be reached, a member selected by a majority vote of the
				commission.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 4.3.1.13 - PRE-HEARING DISCOVERY

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A. The
				respondent shall have access to the New Mexico state fair's file concerning the
				alleged violations for inspection and copying, except those portions made
				confidential or privileged as a matter of law. Access may be had during normal
				business hours at the New Mexico state fair offices located in Albuquerque, New
				Mexico. A reasonable copying fee may be charged.
B. The respondent shall present to the New
				Mexico state fair and the hearing officers a statement of issues indicating why
				the notice of contemplated action is disputed.
C. The parties shall disclose to each other
				and to the hearing officers, orally or in writing, the names of witnesses to be
				called and the general area of their testimonies. If statements shall be
				presented to the hearing officers, the names of the persons making the
				statements and the general nature of the statements shall be
				disclosed.
D. Upon a written
				request by a party which sets out reasons that additional discovery is needed,
				further discovery in the form of production and review of documents and other
				tangible things, interviews or written interrogatories may be ordered at the
				hearing officers' discretion.
E.
				Cost of document copying, mail or delivery service, interviews or written
				interrogatories, including mileage and per diem, paid in accordance with the
				New Mexico Per Diem and Mileage Act, shall be borne by the requesting
				party.
F. Interviews may be
				conducted over the telephone or in person.
G. Ex parte communications are prohibited.
				After the issuance of a notice of contemplated action, no party or
				representative of a party shall discuss the merits of the case with any board
				member or hearing officer, or vice versa.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 4.3.1.14 - POSTPONEMENT OR CONTINUANCE

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The hearing officers may, in their discretion, postpone or
				  continue a hearing for good cause shown. Notice of any postponement or
				  continuance shall be given in person, by telephone, or by mail to all parties
				  within a reasonable time in advance of the original hearing
				  date.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 4.3.1.15 - CONDUCT OF THE HEARING

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A. All
				hearings shall be open to the public, unless a closed hearing is requested and
				the hearing officers find good cause for a closed hearing.
B. The hearing officers shall have all powers
				necessary to conduct a hearing and to take all necessary action to avoid delay,
				maintain order, and assure development of an accurate and complete record.
				These powers include, but are not limited to, the following:
(1) administer oaths or affirmations upon
				request of any party;
(2) schedule
				continuances;
(3) examine witnesses
				and direct witnesses to testify;
(4) limit repetitious and cumulative
				testimony;
(5) set reasonable time
				limits on individual testimony;
(6)
				rule upon the admissibility of evidence either when an objection is made or in
				a later ruling;
(7) receive offers
				of proof for the record;
(8)
				dispose of procedural requests or similar matters; and
(9) render and enter findings of fact,
				conclusions of law, opinions, decisions and recommendations.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 4.3.1.16 - DECISIONS AND APPEALS

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A. All
				decisions shall be rendered by a quorum of the commission no more than sixty
				days after completion of preparation of the record, or upon receiving the
				hearing officers' report, whichever is later.
B. After a decision has been rendered, the
				respondent may choose to request the commission to reopen the case to receive
				additional evidence or for other cause. If no request is made, the decision of
				the commission is final.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 4.3.1.17 - MEETINGS BY TELEPHONE

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A. A
				member of the commission may participate in a meeting of the commission by
				means of a conference telephone or other similar communications with the
				provisions enumerated herein.
				10-15-1
				NMSA 1978.
B. This rule shall only
				apply when it is otherwise extremely difficult or impossible for the member to
				attend the meeting in person.
C.
				Each member participating by conference telephone shall be identified when
				speaking.
D. All participants shall
				be able to hear each other at the same time.
E. Members of the public attending the
				meeting shall be able to hear any member of the commission who speaks during
				the meeting.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 4.3.1.18 - ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

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A. No
				person shall enter the New Mexico state fairgrounds bearing or otherwise
				possessing any alcoholic beverage. Alcohol shall be permitted for consumption
				only in authorized locations.
B.
				This regulation shall not apply to those suppliers of the New Mexico state fair
				concessionaires nor shall it apply to the concessionaire or his employees in
				carrying out their necessary operation of stocking, selling or moving alcoholic
				beverages between locations of sale.
C. For the purposes of this regulation,
				"alcoholic beverages" shall be those beverages as described and regulated by
				the liquor laws of the state of New Mexico.
D. Any alcoholic beverages shall be consumed
				solely within authorized locations.
E. Any person bearing such alcoholic
				beverages outside of the approved areas shall be asked to dispose of alcohol
				immediately or property shall be confiscated by New Mexico state police or New
				Mexico state fair police and the appropriate legal action be taken.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 4.3.1.19 - DEADLY WEAPONS PROHIBITED

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A. No person shall enter the New Mexico state
				fairgrounds bearing or otherwise possessing any deadly weapon, whether
				concealed or not. Any person found to be in violation of this regulation shall
				be immediately removed from the premises by a duly licensed law enforcement
				officer.
B. This regulation shall
				not apply to peace officers in the performance of their official
				duties.
C. The commission or
				general manager may provide exceptions to this regulation, such as in the case
				of exhibitions of weapons for demonstration or sale or for ancillary use in
				livestock. For the purposes of this regulation, "deadly weapon" is defined as
				"any firearm, whether loaded or unloaded; or any weapon which is capable of
				producing death or great bodily harm, including but not restricted to any types
				of daggers, brass knuckles, switchblade knives, bowie knives, poniards, butcher
				knives, dirk knives and all such weapons with which dangerous cuts can be
				given, or with which dangerous thrusts can be inflicted, including swordcanes,
				and any kind of sharp pointed canes, also slingshots, slung shots, bludgeons;
				or any other weapons with which dangerous wounds can be inflicted".
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 4.3.1.20 - NEW MEXICO STATE FAIR PREMIUM BOOK

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The commission delegates to the general manager authority to
				  annually publish a New Mexico state fair premium book, which contains rules
				  that govern certain events and exhibits at the New Mexico state fair. The
				  publication may be either printed or posted electronically on the
				  internet.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 4.3.1.21 - LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

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The New Mexico state fair, the commission, the general
				  manager, the New Mexico state fair employees and the state of New Mexico assume
				  no liability for personal injury or loss or damage to any property of
				  concessionaires, exhibitors or the general public due to fire, theft, tornado,
				  weather conditions, force majeure, negligent or intentional acts of a third
				  party or other incident.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 3 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - JUNIOR DIVISION › Section 4.3.3.7 - DEFINITIONS

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A. "Commission"
				means the regulating body of the New Mexico state fair that shall prepare,
				adopt, publish, and enforce all necessary rules for the management of the state
				fair.
B. "General manager" means
				the general manager of the New Mexico state fair, or his/her
				designee.
C. "Junior exhibitor"
				means a person, ages 19 and under, who displays something in the
				juniordivision, other than horses.
D. "New Mexico state fair premium book" means
				the annual printed or internet-posted publication of the New Mexico state fair
				which contains rules that govern certain events and exhibits at the state
				fair.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 3 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - JUNIOR DIVISION › Section 4.3.3.8 - JUNIOR DIVISION GENERAL PROVISIONS

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A. All entries shall comply with the
				requirements as set forth in the New Mexico state fair premium book including,
				but not limited to, specified nomination and entry procedures.
B. All exhibitors and their livestock shall
				comply with local and federal statutes including, but not limited to, the New
				Mexico livestock rules and regulations as set forth by the New Mexico livestock
				board.
C. All exhibitors shall
				operate in conformity with the New Mexico state fair's policy on humane
				treatment of exhibited animals as set forth in the New Mexico state fair
				premium book.
D. All exhibitors
				shall be either bona fide 4-H Club members enrolled in the projects that they
				exhibit, or future farmers of America (FFA) members in New Mexico, certified by
				the county agent or agricultural education advisor. All exhibitors shall be in
				good standing unless otherwise stated in the New Mexico state fair premium
				book.
E. All exhibitors shall not
				utilize unethical practices or give unapproved medication to their
				animals.
F. All junior exhibitors
				shall abide by the United States department of agriculture Wholesome Meat Act
				and sign a certification form attesting to compliance with this act.
G. Non-compliance with the rules contained
				herein or in the New Mexico state fair premium book may result in disciplinary
				action against the exhibitor, including, but not limited to, expulsion from the
				competition.
[
Annotation:
4.3.1 NMAC contains rules regarding
				  the due process procedure followed for an exhibitor's alleged violation(s) of
				  New Mexico state fair rules and policies.]
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 4 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - FINE ARTS, HISPANIC ARTS, PHOTOGRAPHY, NATIVE AMERICAN ARTS › Section 4.3.4.2 - SCOPE

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All artists submitting artwork and photographs to the New
				  Mexico state fair.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 4 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - FINE ARTS, HISPANIC ARTS, PHOTOGRAPHY, NATIVE AMERICAN ARTS › Section 4.3.4.3 - STATUTORY AUTHORITY

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Subsection B of 16.6.4, NMSA 1978.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 4 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - FINE ARTS, HISPANIC ARTS, PHOTOGRAPHY, NATIVE AMERICAN ARTS › Section 4.3.4.5 - EFFECTIVE DATE

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March 31, 2005, unless a later date is cited at the end of a
				  section.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 4 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - FINE ARTS, HISPANIC ARTS, PHOTOGRAPHY, NATIVE AMERICAN ARTS › Section 4.3.4.6 - OBJECTIVE

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The objective is to establish and provide guidelines for
				  artists, including professionals, non-professionals, youths, Hispanic, Native
				  American, and photographers, when entering work in the New Mexico state
				  fair.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 4 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - FINE ARTS, HISPANIC ARTS, PHOTOGRAPHY, NATIVE AMERICAN ARTS › Section 4.3.4.7 - DEFINITIONS

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A. "Commission"
				means the regulating body of the New Mexico state fair that shall prepare,
				adopt, publish, and enforce all necessary rules for the management of the state
				fair.
B. "Hispanic artist" means an
				artist who is at least one quarter Hispanic descent.
C. "Native American artist" means an artist
				who is an American Indian of a federally-recognized tribe or pueblo.
D. "New Mexico state fair premium book" means
				the annual printed or internet-posted publication of the New Mexico state fair
				which contains rules that govern certain events and exhibits at the state
				fair.
E. "Non-professional
				(amateur) artist" means an artist with limited or no gallery experience who
				seeks public exposure and professional proficiency.
F. "Photographer" means one who takes
				pictures.
G. "Professional artist"
				means one who shows or who has sold artwork.
H. "Youth artist" means one who is under 19
				years of age.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 4 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - FINE ARTS, HISPANIC ARTS, PHOTOGRAPHY, NATIVE AMERICAN ARTS › Section 4.3.4.8 - GENERAL

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A. All entries
				shall comply with the requirements as set forth in the New Mexico state fair
				premium book. These requirements include, but are not limited to, size,
				presentation and submission requirements.
B. Entry cards, in triplicate, shall be
				filled out with identical information and shall be turned in at the time of
				entry, along with a non-refundable entry fee.
C. If artwork is for sale, the purchase price
				shall be provided on the entry cards.
D. The commission shall charge 25 percent
				commission on any artwork sold at the New Mexico state fair.
E. If qualified, artists may enter work in
				either fine arts gallery, Native American arts gallery or Hispanic arts
				gallery.
F. Once an exhibitor has
				entered the professional section, he or she may not enter into the amateur
				section, and any such entries shall be disallowed in the non-professional
				show.
G. Exhibitors are responsible
				for picking up their own artwork or providing written authorization for pick-up
				by another individual. Any artwork that has not been picked up by the
				designated pick-up date shall be considered abandoned and shall become property
				of the New Mexico state fair.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 4 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - FINE ARTS, HISPANIC ARTS, PHOTOGRAPHY, NATIVE AMERICAN ARTS › Section 4.3.4.9 - FINE ARTS

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A.
				Professional Exhibits:
(1) Each artist may
				submit up to three original works of art.
(2) Once an artist has submitted artwork into
				a professional category (fine arts, Hispanic arts, Native American arts), he or
				she may not submit artwork in the non-professional category.
(3) All paintings, prints, and drawings shall
				be framed and wired for hanging.
(4) All artwork shall be for sale.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 4 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - FINE ARTS, HISPANIC ARTS, PHOTOGRAPHY, NATIVE AMERICAN ARTS › Section 4.3.4.10 - HISPANIC ARTS

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A. All
				exhibits shall be the work of a Hispanic artist.
B. Each artist may submit up to four original
				works of art.
C. All paintings,
				prints, and drawings shall be framed and wired for hanging.
D. Tinwork, weavings, and retablos shall be
				ready for hanging.
E. Photography
				entries shall be original and entirely the work of the exhibitor, except that
				commercial processing may be allowed. Pictures shall be under glass and ready
				to hang.
F. All artwork shall be
				for sale.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 4 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - FINE ARTS, HISPANIC ARTS, PHOTOGRAPHY, NATIVE AMERICAN ARTS › Section 4.3.4.11 - NATIVE AMERICAN ARTS

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A.
				All exhibits shall be the work of a Native American exhibitor of a
				federally-recognized tribe or pueblo.
B. Any authentic Native American item may be
				entered by an exhibitor. No item shall be accepted from a deceased artist or a
				live artist who is unable to reproduce the work. The owner or exhibitor shall
				have the rightful name and address of the maker for entry into the
				competition.
C. Articles entered in
				the Native American arts competition may be for sale.
D. Pottery must be traditionally Native
				American-made and fired, unless otherwise stated in class description.
				Paint-decorated pottery shall be painted before firing.
E. Silver jewelry shall be composed solely of
				sterling silver. All silver jewelry shall be handmade by a Native American
				silversmith. No items made from German silver (nickel) shall be accepted.
				Turquoise items shall be labeled as to natural, stabilized, or
				treated.
F. Gold jewelry shall be
				10k or finer (no gold-plating or gold-filled accepted, except in chains when
				used as an accessory; this must be stated on ticket). All articles shall be
				hand-made by a Native American artist.
G. Artwork shall be framed and wired for
				hanging. Only originals shall be accepted.
H. Articles made from illegal materials such
				as eagle feathers or claws shall not be accepted.
I. All Native American garments, hand-woven
				wool, cotton or rayon shall have been made within the past year.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 4 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - FINE ARTS, HISPANIC ARTS, PHOTOGRAPHY, NATIVE AMERICAN ARTS › Section 4.3.4.12 - PHOTOGRAPHY

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A. Each entry shall
				have the following information on the back, upper left hand corner: name and
				address of photographer, title of photograph, category, print number and if the
				photograph is for sale.
B. All
				photographs shall be titled. "Untitled" is not an acceptable title. No
				identification marks of any kind are permitted on the front of the
				photograph.
C. Once an exhibitor
				has entered the professional section, he or she may not enter into the amateur
				section, and any such entries shall be disallowed in the non-professional
				show.
D. Photographs shall be
				dry-mounted. No photograph mounted on foam board shall be accepted. This
				applies to both youth and adult amateur entries.
E. Photographs may be for sale. If a
				photograph is not for sale, "N.F.S." shall be marked on the back of the
				print.
F. If an adult
				non-professional sells a photograph displayed at the New Mexico state fair, the
				exhibitor will be classified as a professional for subsequent state
				fairs.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 5 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - STATE FAIR PARADE AND GRAND ENTRY › Section 4.3.5.3 - STATUTORY AUTHORITY

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Subsection B of 16.6.4, NMSA 1978.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 5 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - STATE FAIR PARADE AND GRAND ENTRY › Section 4.3.5.5 - EFFECTIVE DATE

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November 30, 2004, unless a later date is cited at the end of
				  a section.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 5 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - STATE FAIR PARADE AND GRAND ENTRY › Section 4.3.5.6 - OBJECTIVE

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The objective is to establish and provide guidelines for
				  parade exhibitors when entering the New Mexico state fair parade, as well as
				  provide guidelines for participants in the grand entry at
				  therodeo.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 5 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - STATE FAIR PARADE AND GRAND ENTRY › Section 4.3.5.7 - DEFINITIONS

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A. "Commission"
				means the regulating body of the New Mexico state fair that shall prepare,
				adopt, publish and enforce all necessary rules for the management of the state
				fair
B. "General manager" means the
				general manager of the New Mexico state fair, or his/ her designee.
C. "Grand entry" means the event that
				commences each rodeo at Tingley during the state fair.
D. "Parade committee" means the
				representatives of the New Mexico state fair and the Bernalillo county
				sheriff's posse who organize and direct the New Mexico state fair
				parade.
E. "Parade exhibitor" means
				one who participates in or displays something in the state fair
				parade.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 5 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - STATE FAIR PARADE AND GRAND ENTRY › Section 4.3.5.8 - PARADE REQUIREMENTS

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A. The
				general manager reserves the right to promulgate any additional regulations
				needed to promote the smooth and effective operation of the parade.
B. Entries will be judged by the parade
				committee. If there is any question as to an entry's parade value, parade
				exhibitors may be required to submit pictures or undergo an in-person interview
				with the parade committee.
C.
				Numbers, kind and description of entry shall be submitted in advance to the
				parade committee. Any entry misrepresented shall not be allowed on the parade
				route and may be disqualified from any future entry.
D. No children under eight years old shall be
				allowed to walk the parade route.
E. Handouts (i.e. balloons, candy, gum,
				literature) by parade exhibitors shall be permitted only by those exhibitors
				walking the parade route. No handouts shall be permitted at any time from a
				moving float. Parade exhibitors who do not comply with this rule may forfeit
				the opportunity to participate in the state fair parade.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 6 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - HORSE DIVISION › Section 4.3.6.6 - OBJECTIVE

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The objective is to establish and provide guidelines for
				  horse exhibitors when entering and showing their animals at the New Mexico
				  state fair, provided specific breed rules do not apply.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 6 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - HORSE DIVISION › Section 4.3.6.7 - DEFINITIONS

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A. "Breed rules"
				means guidelines that govern a specific breed or type of horse.
B. "Commission" means the regulating body of
				the New Mexico state fair that shall prepare, adopt, publish and enforce all
				necessary rules for the management of the state fair.
C. "General manager" means the general
				manager of the New Mexico state fair, or his/her designee.
D. "Horse exhibitor" means one who owns or
				shows horses.
E. "New Mexico state
				fair premium book" means the annual printed or internet-posted publication of
				the New Mexico state fair which contains rules that govern certain events and
				exhibits at the state fair.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 6 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - HORSE DIVISION › Section 4.3.6.8 - HORSE DIVISION GENERAL PROVISIONS

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A. Failure to follow the applicable breed
				rules, if any, in New Mexico state fair equestrian events shall result in
				expulsion from participation the New Mexico state fair.
B. All entries shall comply with the
				requirements as set forth in the New Mexico state fair premium book.
C. All exhibitors and their horses shall
				comply with local and federal statutes including, but not limited to, the New
				Mexico livestock rules and regulations as set forth by the New Mexico livestock
				board.
D. All exhibitors shall
				operate in conformity with the New Mexico state fair's policy on humane
				treatment of animals as set forth in the New Mexico state fair premium
				book.
E. All exhibitors shall not
				utilize unethical practices or give unapproved medication to their
				animals.
F. Non-compliance with the
				rules contained herein or in the New Mexico state fair premium book may result
				in disciplinary action against the exhibitor, including, but not limited to,
				expulsion from the competition.
[
Annotation:
4.3.1 NMAC contains rules regarding
				  the due process procedure followed for an exhibitor's alleged violation(s) of
				  New Mexico state fair rules and policies.]
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 7 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - LIVESTOCK DIVISION › Section 4.3.7.6 - OBJECTIVE

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The objective is to establish and provide guidelines for
				  livestock exhibitors when entering their animals at the New Mexico state
				  fair.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 7 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - LIVESTOCK DIVISION › Section 4.3.7.7 - DEFINITIONS

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A. "Commission"
				means the regulating body of the New Mexico state fair that shall prepare,
				adopt, publish and enforce all necessary rules for the management of the state
				fair.
B. "General manager" means
				the general manager of the New Mexico state fair, or his/her
				designee.
C. "Livestock exhibitor"
				means one who shows or displays cattle, sheep, llamas, swine, alpacas, cattle,
				goats, poultry or rabbits.
D. "New
				Mexico state fair premium book" means the annual printed or internet-posted
				publication of the New Mexico state fair which contains rules that govern
				certain events and exhibits at the state fair.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 7 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - LIVESTOCK DIVISION › Section 4.3.7.8 - LIVESTOCK DIVISION GENERAL PROVISIONS

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A. All entries shall comply with the
				requirements as set forth in the New Mexico state fair premium book.
B. All exhibitors and their livestock shall
				comply with local and federal statutes including, but not limited to, the New
				Mexico livestock rules and regulations as set forth by the New Mexico livestock
				board.
C. All exhibitors shall
				operate in conformity with the New Mexico state fair's policy on humane
				treatment of animals as outlined in the New Mexico state fair premium
				book.
D. All exhibitors shall not
				utilize unethical practices or give unapproved medication to their
				animals.
E. All market animal
				exhibitors shall abide by the United States department of agriculture Wholesome
				Meat Act and shall sign a certification form attesting to compliance with this
				act.
F. Non-compliance with the
				rules contained herein or in the New Mexico state fair premium book may result
				in disciplinary action against the exhibitor, including, but not limited to,
				expulsion from the competition.
[
Annotation:
4.3.1 NMAC contains rules regarding
				  the due process procedure followed for an exhibitor's alleged violation(s) of
				  New Mexico state fair rules and policies.]
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 8 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - AGRICULTURE AND FLORICULTURE DIVISION › Section 4.3.8.5 - EFFECTIVE DATE

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August 31, 1996, unless a later date is cited at the end of a
				  section.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 8 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - AGRICULTURE AND FLORICULTURE DIVISION › Section 4.3.8.6 - OBJECTIVE

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The objective is to establish and provide guidelines for
				  entering and exhibiting agricultural products and floriculture projects at the
				  New Mexico state fair.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 8 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - AGRICULTURE AND FLORICULTURE DIVISION › Section 4.3.8.7 - DEFINITIONS

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A. "Agricultural
				products" means food products raised in a farming environment.
B. "Commission" means the regulating body of
				the New Mexico state fair that shall prepare, adopt, publish and enforce all
				necessary rules for the management of the state fair.
C. "Floriculture" means the raising and
				cultivation of flowers.
D. "New
				Mexico state fair premium book" means the annual printed or internet-posted
				publication of the New Mexico state fair which contains rules that govern
				certain events and exhibits at the state fair.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 8 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - AGRICULTURE AND FLORICULTURE DIVISION › Section 4.3.8.8 - AGRICULTURE

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A. All entries
				shall comply with the specific category requirements as set forth in the New
				Mexico state fair premium book.
B.
				All entries must have been grown or raised by the exhibitor in New Mexico
				within the last year. Exhibitors may be required to sign an affidavit stating
				compliance with this rule.
C. No
				more than one sample of any variety of farm products grown on the same farm
				shall be entered for premium. Junior exhibitors are exempt from this provision,
				provided their exhibits are entered in the juniordivision.
D. The outer surface of the skin of
				agriculture or garden products shall be natural. No coatings or artificial
				repairs shall be permitted.
E.
				Advertising or selling is prohibited.
F. Exhibitors are responsible for picking up
				their own entries or providing written authorization for pick-up by another
				individual. Any exhibit that has not been picked up by the designated pick-up
				time shall be considered abandoned and shall become property of the New Mexico
				state fair.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 8 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - AGRICULTURE AND FLORICULTURE DIVISION › Section 4.3.8.9 - FLORICULTURE

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A. All entries
				shall comply with the specific category requirements as set forth in the New
				Mexico state fair premium book.
B.
				Any resident New Mexico gardener or designer, adult or junior, other than
				commercial growers or designers may enter in any or all shows in divisions I,
				II, or IV. Entrants for the junior show, division III, will be limited to
				youths up through age 17.
C.
				Exhibitors shall state the number of their entries upon registration.
				Exhibitors shall complete an entry tag for each exhibit which states
				exhibitor's name, section and class or subclass, number of the entry.
D. Only one member of a household may enter
				any specific class, but two members may enter as a team.
E. If any entry is eligible for competition
				in a specialty section (i.e. roses, dahlias, etc.), it shall be entered in the
				section.
F. An exhibit may be
				entered for competition in only one flower show at the fair.
G. Artificial plant material shall not be
				accepted for competition in any division.
H. All horticulture exhibits shall have been
				grown by the exhibitor. Container-grown plants shall have been within the
				exhibitor's possession at least ninety days prior to registration, except for
				multiple or combination plantings. Multiple or combination plantings shall have
				been in the exhibitor's possession for at least six weeks prior to
				registration.
I. All exhibits shall
				be fresh and free of insects, diseases or spray residues. Length of stem shall
				be in proportion to size of bloom as species permits. All exhibits shall comply
				with the size requirements as specified in the New Mexico state fair premium
				book. No wiring, oiling, spray or artificial coloring is permitted.
J. A stem shall have at least one bloom
				except in Subsections F and G of 4.3.8.9 NMAC where blooms may not be required
				or desired. Only foliage that is naturally attached to the stem shall be
				accepted.
K. Only
				container
-
grown entries may be reclaimed by the owner.
				Exhibits may not be removed from the show until after the show closes on its
				final day.
L. Exhibitors are
				responsible for picking up their own exhibits or providing written
				authorization for pick-up by another individual. Any exhibit that has not been
				picked up by the designated pick-up date shall be considered abandoned and
				shall become the property of the New Mexico state fair.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 9 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - HOME ARTS AND CREATIVE ARTS DIVISION › Section 4.3.9.3 - STATUTORY AUTHORITY

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Subsection B of 16.6.4, NMSA 1978.
New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 3 - STATE FAIR › Part 9 - PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS - HOME ARTS AND CREATIVE ARTS DIVISION › Section 4.3.9.5 - EFFECTIVE DATE

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November 30, 2004, unless a later date is cited at the end of
				  a section.