Minnesota SF3792 prohibits recreational camping area owners from charging fees related to utility services usage.
Minnesota SF3792 amends Minnesota Statutes to prohibit recreational camping area owners from charging fees associated with the use of utility services. Specifically, owners can only charge for electricity at a rate no more than the commodity rate they are charged by the utility provider. This includes prohibiting charges for administrative costs, capital costs, or any other expenses related to distribution or use of utility services. Any violation of this provision is considered a violation of state law.
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