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Nisswa no longer pursuing local option sales tax
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Nisswa no longer pursuing local option sales tax
NISSWA — Nisswa will no longer pursue the idea of enacting a local option sales tax, or LOST, in the city to fund city park improvements. This decision came at the Tuesday, Dec. 16, regular meeting, and a month after a 3-2 vote to continue steps to impose a 0.5% tax for up to 15 years. Mayor Jennifer Carnahan and council member Joe Hall opposed the idea. Steps to initiate the tax include getting legislative approval, with city voters having the …
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