Minnesota SF1460 allows school districts to reauthorize capital projects referendums by board action.

Minnesota SF1460 amends the state statutes to allow school districts to reauthorize capital projects referendums through a 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 referendum must be held no more than five years before the estimated date of project commencement. The bill also details the ballot requirements and the notification process to the commissioner and county auditor. The provisions are effective the day following final enactment.

Minnesota SF1460 allows school districts to reauthorize capital projects referendums by board action.

Minnesota SF1460 amends the state statutes to allow school districts to reauthorize capital projects referendums through a 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 referendum must be held no more than five years before the estimated date of project commencement. The bill also details the ballot requirements and the notification process to the commissioner and county auditor. The provisions are effective the day following final enactment.