This bill amends existing legislation to allow the city of Farmington to issue a social district license, joining the cities of Anoka, Shakopee, and Stillwater in this provision. The social district license permits the consumption of alcoholic beverages sold by on-sale licensees within designated areas, while prohibiting sales or service of alcohol outside the licensed premises. The bill outlines the requirements for designating a social district, including the need for clear boundaries, signage, and management plans to ensure public safety and compliance with local laws.

Additionally, the bill specifies container requirements for alcoholic beverages consumed within the social district, such as non-glass containers that display the on-sale licensee's identification and a unique logo for the district. It mandates that the city of Anoka provide a report within 24 months of the first issuance of a social district license, detailing the community's response, challenges faced, and recommendations for future modifications. The bill also includes a provision stating that it will take effect upon approval by the Farmington City Council and compliance with relevant Minnesota statutes.