Minnesota SF4161 authorizes seasonal licenses for resorts to sell intoxicating liquor for up to nine months.
Minnesota SF4161 amends the state statutes to allow county boards to issue seasonal on-sale licenses for resorts, restaurants, and clubs. These licenses permit the sale of intoxicating liquor for up to nine months. Resorts can sell to guests staying at the resort. The bill also allows for annual on-sale malt liquor licenses for resorts and other establishments with commissioner approval.
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