Minnesota SF3221 requires landlords to issue apportioned and submetered utility service bills to tenants at least 31 days before the due date.
SF3221 amends Minnesota Statutes to mandate that landlords provide tenants with utility bills based on actual submeter readings. For apportioned services, landlords must bill tenants no less frequently than they are billed by the utility. The bill stipulates that the due date for these bills must be at least 31 days after issuance. Additionally, landlords must furnish tenants with specific information, including current and past utility bills upon request, and details such as meter readings, billing rates, and total charges on each bill.
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