Kentucky Administrative Regulations Title 303 - TOURISM, ARTS AND HERITAGE CABINET - KENTUCKY STATE FAIR BOARD
Kentucky Administrative Regulations – Title 303: TOURISM, ARTS AND HERITAGE CABINET – KENTUCKY STATE FAIR BOARD
Overview:
Title 303 of the Kentucky Administrative Regulations (KAR) encompasses rules and procedures established by the Kentucky State Fair Board, operating under the Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet. This title governs the management, use, and operation of the Kentucky Exposition Center, the Kentucky International Convention Center, and other facilities and activities overseen by the Fair Board.
Key Areas Typically Covered Under Title 303:
Facility Use & Rentals:
Regulations governing public and private events held at state fair facilities.
Rules for leasing space to vendors, conventions, and entertainment groups.
Licensing & Permits:
Requirements for food, beverage, merchandise vendors.
Permits for temporary operations during fairs and events.
State Fair Operations:
Guidelines for organizing and conducting the Kentucky State Fair.
Admission policies, competitions, exhibits, and security protocols.
Safety & Conduct:
Rules concerning behavior, public safety, firearms, alcohol, and prohibited items.
Emergency procedures and crowd management.
Vendor and Exhibitor Requirements:
Insurance, sanitation, and operational compliance for those participating in events.
Fees and Charges:
Schedule of fees for renting facilities, parking, admissions, and services.
Animal and Agricultural Exhibits:
Specific standards for livestock competitions and animal welfare.
Relevant Authority:
KRS Chapter 247 – Grants statutory authority to the Kentucky State Fair Board.
303 KAR Chapters – Include specific administrative regulations (e.g., 303 KAR 1:010, 1:030).
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