Snowmobile registration and user fees.25LSO-0060, 1.0
HB0004
FISCAL NOTE
FY 2026FY 2027FY 2028NON-ADMINISTRATIVE IMPACTAnticipated Revenue increaseSPECIAL REVENUE$951,000 $951,000 $951,000
Source of revenue increase:
The bill increases annual snowmobile registration fees. Specifically, it creates a
$25.00 registration fee for antique snowmobiles; increases resident snowmobile fees
by $15.00; increases non-resident snowmobile fees by $35.00; and increases
commercial snowmobile fees by $45.00. Table 1 shows the estimate by category.
Table 1: Estimated Increase in Revenue from Snowmobile Registrations FY 2026 – FY
2028.
Source: LSO analysis of average sales data provided by State Parks and Cultural
Resources(SPCR).
SPCR indicates there would be a minimal increase in expenditures for printing and
shipping of antique snowmobile registration decals; SPCR estimates the cost to be
$1.68 per decal for shipping and handling and $160.00 total for printing.
Assumptions:
Estimated revenue is based on the average registration sales between 2022 and
2024 provided by SPCR.
Assume 100 antique snowmobile registrations in the first year and 75 thereafter.
Prepared by: Polly Scott, LSO Phone: 777-7881
(Information provided by Caryn Erickson, State Parks and Cultural Resources, 777-
6538)
R
esident
N
on-Resident
C
ommercial
A
ntique
(
Estimated)
T
otal
A
verage Annual Sales 2022 - 2024
1
1,912
2
0,527
1
,140
7
5 to 100
I
ncrease
1
5
$
3
5
$
4
5
$
2
5
$
E
stimated Increase in Revenue for FY 2026
1
78,680
$ 7
18,445
$
5
1,300
$
2
,500
$
9
50,925
$
E
stimated Increase in Revenue for FY 2027
1
78,680
$ 7
18,445
$
5
1,300
$
1
,875
$
9
50,300
$
E
stimated Increase in Revenue for FY 2028
1
78,680
$ 7
18,445
$
5
1,300
$
1
,875
$
9
50,300
$
5
36,040
$ 2
,155,335
$ 1
53,900
$ 6
,250
$
2
,851,525
$