Iowa HF1051 authorizes cities to establish self-supported tourism improvement districts to fund tourism-related improvements and activities.
Iowa HF1051 allows cities to create self-supported tourism improvement districts to fund improvements and activities benefiting lodging businesses. The bill defines "activities" to include promotion of tourism, marketing, and workforce development. Districts are created by local governing bodies and must include a map of the area, proposed improvements, and estimated costs. Assessments are levied on lodging businesses based on the estimated benefit. The bill outlines procedures for public hearings, objections, and modifications to the district.
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