Relating to: tourism promotion improvement districts. (FE)
Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1
Summary
The bill would let Wisconsin cities, villages, towns, or counties form tourism promotion improvement districts made up of two or more hotels or motels. Owners of at least half the rooms would be assessed fees to pay for marketing, events, and capital projects that increase overnight stays, overseen by a governing body chosen by the owners. A detailed operating plan, public hearing, and local legislative approval are required before a district can be created.
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