Massachusetts H299 amends business improvement district management to require renewal votes and public reporting.
Massachusetts H299 amends the management of business improvement districts (BID) by requiring a renewal meeting within five years of a BID's creation. This meeting must review the BID's history, propose an updated improvement plan, and decide whether to continue the BID. A majority vote from participating owners present at the meeting is needed for continuation. The BID must also comply with public charity reporting requirements, making a copy available to the public.
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