This Minnesota Senate bill (S.F. No. 2033) pertains to transportation and specifically addresses the retail delivery fee. The main provision of the bill removes the existing $100 transaction threshold for applying the retail delivery fee. Currently, a 50-cent fee is applied to retail deliveries equaling or exceeding the threshold amount. By eliminating this threshold, the fee would apply to all retail delivery transactions, regardless of their total cost.

Additionally, the bill allows retailers the option to collect the fee from customers but does not mandate it. If collected, the fee must be listed separately on a receipt, invoice, or bill of sale and labeled as a "road improvement and food delivery fee."

The bill also repeals Minnesota Statutes 2024, section 168E.01, subdivision 17, likely relating to the threshold amount.

In summary, this legislation expands the application of the retail delivery fee by removing the $100 minimum transaction requirement, ensuring that all retail deliveries in Minnesota are subject to the fee.