Establishes the Equal Access to Broadband Act in Minnesota, modifying provisions for broadband services and infrastructure.
The Equal Access to Broadband Act in Minnesota modifies provisions governing broadband services and infrastructure. It allows local governments to charge fees for the use of public rights-of-way by telecommunications right-of-way users, including annual rent and maintenance fees. The act also outlines conditions for installing wireless support structures and requires telecommunications users to register with local governments.
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