Minnesota HF3148 authorizes first-class cities to issue social district licenses for alcohol consumption.
Minnesota HF3148 allows first-class cities to issue social district licenses, permitting alcohol consumption but not sales or service within designated areas. Cities must designate and describe the social district, including specific premises and allowed consumption times. Alcoholic beverages must be in specially marked containers and disposed of before exiting the district. Cities must establish management and maintenance plans, post these plans, and report on the social district's challenges, public safety concerns, and community response within 24 months of the first license issuance.
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