Minnesota · statute · Minn. Stat. ch. 426 · 8 active provisions
Subdivision 1. All general fund purposes. The governing body of any home rule charter city of the third or fourth class in this state may levy taxes for all general fund purposes. Subd. 2. Does not apply to these cities. This section does not apply to a third class city which is contiguous to a city of the first class…
Any city may impose an annual wheelage tax upon motor vehicles using the public streets or highways, provided that: (1) No wheelage tax imposed by any city shall exceed a sum equal to 20 percent tax imposed by the state in lieu of all other taxes, except such wheelage tax, upon motor vehicles using the public streets o…
The terms "board" or "department," as used in sections 426.11 to 426.13, mean and embrace the board of education, the library board, the park board, the board of charities and corrections, and all other boards or departments of every kind and nature expending public funds for the use and benefit of the city.
It shall be the duty of every board or department, on the first day of each calendar month and at such other times as the city comptroller, in writing, may demand, including such further information as the city comptroller may demand, to furnish the city comptroller with an accurate and complete statement, properly att…
For the purpose of fully complying with sections 426.11 to 426.13, the city comptroller, or any person the city comptroller may designate, shall have full and complete access to all books, papers, documents, statements, or accounts on file or of record with any of these boards or departments, at any and all times and a…
In cities of the first class, the comptroller may appoint and at pleasure may remove a deputy comptroller, who shall perform such duties as the comptroller may prescribe. During the absence of the comptroller from the city, or an inability for any reason to discharge the duties of office, the deputy comptroller shall a…
Subdivision 1. Use of. Any city which operates a municipal liquor store from which a revenue is derived in excess of the cost of operation may use and apply such revenue for the construction, operation, repair, and maintenance of sewers and sewage disposal plants and waterworks and water mains, and for the construction…
No city owning and operating a municipal liquor store shall appropriate any funds to, or authorize the expenditure of any funds under its control for, the operation of the municipal liquor store unless the city council has first held a public hearing on the proposed transfer. Exceptions to the provisions of this sectio…