Minnesota SF2955 requires the Commissioner of Natural Resources to renew leases for maple syrup tapping on state lands and modify lease terms.
Minnesota SF2955 mandates the Commissioner of Natural Resources to renew leases for maple syrup tapping on state lands for those who leased during the two years prior to the act's effective date. The new leases must be for at least ten years, unless the applicant requests a shorter term, and cannot require the removal of tapping equipment. The bill also modifies the terms of maple syrup leases and permits, ensuring they are for a minimum of ten years and do not exceed the reasonable costs incurred by the commissioner.
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