Chapter 366 — Town Board Powers Listed; Formal Name

Minnesota Statutes Chapter 366 — Town Board Powers Listed; Formal Name

366.01 Town Board Powers Listed; Formal Name Establishes the annual and special meeting requirements for Minnesota towns, including meeting dates, notice … 366.011 Charges for Emergency Services; Collection Authorizes towns to impose reasonable service charges for emergency services including fire, rescue, and medical … 366.012 Collection of Unpaid Service Charges Establishes a process for towns to collect unpaid emergency service charges by certifying them to the county auditor for … 366.015 Vote Required on Weed Destruction Lets a town put a question to a ballot vote at the annual town meeting on whether owners and occupiers of land adjoining … 366.016 Vote Required on Snow and Ice Removal Lets a town board put a question on the annual town election ballot asking whether owners and occupants of land … 366.017 Licenses Makes it a misdemeanor to exhibit a circus, theatrical performance, or show of any kind in a town, or to keep a … 366.02 Establishes procedures and requirements for conducting town meetings, including moderator election, voting methods, and … 366.021 This section has been repealed. 366.022 This section has been repealed. 366.03 Repair Statutory City Streets Establishes that town meeting decisions on financial matters are binding on the town board. 366.04 Transfer Surplus Funds Authorizes town meetings to set compensation for town officers. 366.05 Prosecute Bonds, Penalties, and Forfeitures Authorizes town meetings to appropriate funds for specific town purposes. 366.06 Establishes the powers and duties of town officers including supervisors, clerk, and treasurer. 366.07 Treasurer May Select Depository Addresses town road and bridge maintenance responsibilities. 366.08 Treasurer Not Liable, When Authorizes towns to establish and maintain town cemeteries. 366.09 Interest on Funds Authorizes towns to contract for fire protection services. 366.095 Authority to Issue Certificates of Indebtedness Authorizes towns to establish and fund town parks and recreational facilities. 366.10 Addresses town board powers between annual meetings, including emergency spending authority. 366.11 Establishes provisions for dissolving a town and the process for detaching town territory. 366.12 Addresses the powers of organized and unorganized towns regarding governance. 366.125 This section has been repealed. 366.13 Establishes provisions for joint powers agreements between towns and other governmental units. 366.14 Authorizes towns to regulate nuisances and enforce ordinances. 366.15 Establishes bonding authority for towns to finance capital improvements. 366.151 This section has been repealed. 366.152 This section has been repealed. 366.16 Addresses town elections and the qualification of town officers. 366.17 Establishes financial reporting requirements for towns. 366.18 Authorizes towns to provide for building code enforcement. 366.181 This section has been repealed. 366.182 This section has been repealed. 366.183 Authority Under Chapter 462 Gives a town board that adopted land use, zoning, and restrictions under chapter 366 before March 19, 2022, the same … 366.19 Establishes provisions for town planning and land use regulation. 366.20 Meetings Addresses the authority of towns to provide public services. 366.21 Duties Establishes provisions for town government reorganization or consolidation. 366.22 Posting and Reading Report; Fee Requires the town clerk to post a copy of the report at the place of the annual meeting at least half an hour before the … 366.23 This section has been repealed. 366.24 This section has been repealed. 366.25 This section has been repealed. 366.26 This section has been repealed. 366.27 Firefighters' Relief; Tax Levy Allows the town board of a town that has a platted portion where 1,200 or more people reside, and in which an … 471.415 Duplicate Warrants or Orders When an order or warrant issued by a county, city, town, or school district is lost or destroyed, the authorized …