Minnesota SF4853 establishes special "Curl in Minnesota" license plates for eligible vehicles.
Minnesota SF4853 creates a special license plate for curl enthusiasts. The commissioner must issue these plates to owners of passenger automobiles, noncommercial one-ton pickup trucks, motorcycles, or recreational vehicles who meet specific criteria. These include paying a fee, the registration tax, and contributing at least $30 annually to the Minnesota Curling Association account. The funds collected support the association's efforts to maintain curling facilities across Minnesota. The plates can be transferred to another vehicle under certain conditions.
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