Allows third-class cities in Minnesota to levy a tax for free public musical entertainment with an increased annual expenditure limit.
This bill amends Minnesota Statutes to allow the council of any third-class city to levy a tax specifically for providing free musical entertainment to the public. The proceeds from this tax must be used solely for this purpose, and the annual expenditure limit is increased from $3,000 to $10,000. This change aims to support more extensive musical events and performances in participating cities.
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