Minnesota HF1550 allows school districts to renew capital projects referendums by board action.
Minnesota HF1550 amends the state statutes to authorize school districts to renew capital projects referendums through board action. The bill specifies that a school board can renew an expiring capital projects referendum if certain conditions are met, including holding a meeting and allowing public testimony. The ballot must provide a general description of the proposed project, the estimated total cost, and the maximum amount of the state that the capital project levy is being renewed.
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