Minnesota SF3474 allows an authority to stop tax increment financing payments if a developer, contractor, or subcontractor violates state or.
Minnesota SF3474 introduces a provision allowing an authority to halt tax increment financing payments to developers, property owners, or note holders if a labor law violation is found. The bill mandates a public hearing and notice before any finding is made. If a violation is found, the authority can stop payments regardless of existing contracts or agreements. Affected parties can challenge the finding in court within 30 days, with the prevailing party entitled to costs and attorney fees. The bill specifies that findings must cite the violated law and include supporting facts.
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