Minnesota HF3733 prohibits recreational camping area owners from charging fees for utility services.
Minnesota HF3733 amends state statutes to prohibit recreational camping area owners from charging fees for utility services. Owners can only charge for electricity at a rate no more than the commodity rate they are charged by the utility provider. Charges cannot include administrative, capital, or other expenses associated with utility services. Any violation is considered a legal offense.
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