Annual expenditure limit increased to provide free musical entertainment for the general public.

HF 3215 increases the annual spending limit for free public music events in Minnesota's third-class cities from $3,000 to $10,000. The bill amends Minnesota Statutes section 449.08 to allow these cities to use tax revenue specifically for providing free musical entertainment to the public. It directly affects third-class cities by expanding their budget authority for this purpose, without changing the requirement that funds must be used solely for public music events. The change is purely procedural, adjusting the financial cap for existing local programming.