Introduction and first reading, referred to Commerce Finance and Policy
Summary
The bill amends Minnesota law so that county boards, with the state liquor commissioner’s approval, may grant seasonal on‑sale liquor licenses to resorts, clubs and restaurants located in unorganized or unincorporated parts of the county. Each license can last no longer than nine months and only one license may be issued for a given premises in any 12‑month period. It also allows counties to issue an annual on‑sale malt‑liquor license to resorts, permitting sales to guests every day of the week.
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