Minnesota 2023-2024 Regular Session

Minnesota Senate Bill SF4053

Introduced
2/22/24  
Refer
2/22/24  
Refer
3/7/24  
Report Pass
4/8/24  

Caption

Minnesota Cooperative Housing Act

Companion Bills

MN HF3800

Similar To Housing cooperatives; organization and operation provided for seniors, low and moderate income people, and limited equity cooperatives and leasing cooperatives for designated members.

Previously Filed As

MN SF4944

Housing cooperatives organization and operation modifications

MN HF4816

Organization and operation of housing cooperatives modified; member violations addressed; disclosures and notice required; purchaser permitted to cancel; express and implied warranties established; and clarifying, technical, and conforming changes made.

MN HF5139

Cooperative development grant program established.

MN SF5176

Cooperative development grant program establishment

MN SF1727

Cooperative manufactured housing infrastructure grant program bond issue and appropriation

MN H1509

To promote housing cooperatives

MN S983

To promote housing cooperatives

MN S2761

To promote housing cooperatives

MN SF2323

MinnesotaCare eligibility expansion

MN SF4571

Greater Minnesota housing infrastructure grant program eligible projects modifications, greater Minnesota housing infrastructure program appropriation, and bond issuance authorization

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