Establishes social district licenses for alcohol consumption in Minnesota.
The bill establishes social district licenses in Minnesota, allowing cities to designate specific areas where alcohol consumption is permitted. Cities must submit a proposed ordinance to the commissioner for approval before designating a social district. The district must be clearly defined with signs indicating the area and consumption hours. On-sale licensees within or contiguous to the district can sell alcohol, but consumption must occur within the designated area. Alcoholic beverages must be in specific containers and can only be consumed during designated hours.
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