Permit applications for large events on public property required to include a written sensory-friendly accommodations plan.
HF 1305 requires permit applicants for public events with over 1,000 attendees on Minnesota public property to include a written sensory-friendly accommodations plan. The plan must include at least one of four options: a designated sensory-friendly area, sensory-friendly design elements in the venue layout, mobile toolkits for sensory needs, or scheduled quiet times. Organizers must also describe how accommodations information will be communicated to attendees and how staff will handle requests. Noncompliance results in fines and ineligibility for future permits, effective July 1, 2025.
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Introduced Feb 20, 2025
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