Ohio HB138 authorizes the creation of tourism promotion districts to fund services and improvements benefiting lodging businesses.
Ohio HB138 establishes the framework for creating tourism promotion districts in Ohio. Municipal corporations, townships, or counties can establish these districts to fund supplemental services and improvements benefiting lodging businesses. The bill outlines the process for creating, renewing, or dissolving these districts, including public hearings and the ability for lodging business owners to request dissolution. Districts can levy benefit assessments on lodging businesses within their boundaries, with revenues used for specified services and improvements.
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