(H) Died In Committee
Summary
The bill would push back the sunset of the City of Clinton’s 2% tax on restaurant sales—used to fund tourism, parks and recreation—from July 1, 2026 to July 1, 2030. It applies to any restaurant operating within the city limits, excluding schools, hospitals and similar facilities. Extending the tax gives the city more time to collect and use the revenue for local tourism and recreation projects.
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