1.1                                         A bill for an act&#10;1.2      relating to capital improvements; authorizing spending to acquire and better &#10;1.3      public land and buildings and other public improvements of a capital nature &#10;1.4      with certain conditions; establishing new programs and modifying existing &#10;1.5      programs; authorizing sale of state bonds; appropriating money; amending &#10;1.6      Minnesota Statutes 2004, sections 16A.11, subdivision 1; 16A.86, subdivisions &#10;1.7      2, 4; 86A.05, subdivision 3;  Laws 2005, chapter 20, article 1, sections 7, &#10;1.8      subdivision 14; 23, subdivision 12; proposing coding for new law in Minnesota &#10;1.9      Statutes, chapters 16B; 116J.&#10;1.10     BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA:&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.1.0"></a><rs_table>1.11     Section 1. <ins><b>CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT APPROPRIATIONS.</b></ins>&#10;</rs_table>1.12     <ins>The sums shown in the column under "APPROPRIATIONS" are appropriated from </ins>&#10;1.13     <ins>the bond proceeds fund, or another named fund, to the state agencies or officials indicated, </ins>&#10;1.14     <ins>to be spent for public purposes. Appropriations of bond proceeds must be spent as </ins>&#10;1.15     <ins>authorized by the Minnesota Constitution, article XI, section 5, paragraph (a), to acquire </ins>&#10;1.16     <ins>and better public land and buildings and other public improvements of a capital nature, or </ins>&#10;1.17     <ins>as authorized by the Minnesota Constitution, article XI, section 5, paragraphs (b) to (j), or </ins>&#10;1.18     <ins>article XIV. Unless otherwise specified, the appropriations in this act are available until </ins>&#10;1.19     <ins>the project is completed or abandoned subject to Minnesota Statutes, section 16A.642.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>1.20                          <ins>SUMMARY</ins>                       &#10;1.21     <ins>UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA</ins>                           <ins>$</ins>  <ins>127,613,000</ins>&#10;1.22     <ins>MINNESOTA STATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES</ins>            <ins>142,530,000</ins>&#10;1.23     <ins>PERPICH CENTER FOR ARTS EDUCATION</ins>                      <ins>1,051,000</ins>&#10;1.24     <ins>EDUCATION</ins>                                             <ins>10,000,000</ins>&#10;2.1      <ins>MINNESOTA STATE ACADEMIES</ins>                              <ins>8,066,000</ins>&#10;2.2      <ins>NATURAL RESOURCES</ins>                                     <ins>75,500,000</ins>&#10;2.3      <ins>POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY</ins>                              <ins>11,150,000</ins>&#10;2.4      <ins>BOARD OF WATER AND SOIL RESOURCES</ins>                     <ins>34,350,000</ins>&#10;2.5      <ins>AGRICULTURE</ins>                                            <ins>1,500,000</ins>&#10;2.6      <ins>ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN</ins>                                     <ins>21,000,000</ins>&#10;2.7      <ins>ADMINISTRATION</ins>                                        <ins>21,553,000</ins>&#10;2.8      <ins>MILITARY AFFAIRS</ins>                                       <ins>8,629,000</ins>&#10;2.9      <ins>TRANSPORTATION</ins>                                       <ins>125,177,000</ins>&#10;2.10     <ins>METROPOLITAN COUNCIL</ins>                                  <ins>27,500,000</ins>&#10;2.11     <ins>HUMAN SERVICES</ins>                                        <ins>65,280,000</ins>&#10;2.12     <ins>VETERANS HOMES BOARD</ins>                                  <ins>15,024,000</ins>&#10;2.13     <ins>CORRECTIONS</ins>                                          <ins> 70,364,000</ins>&#10;2.14     <ins>EMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT</ins>                   <ins>85,200,000</ins>&#10;2.15     <ins>HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY</ins>                               <ins> 25,000,000</ins>&#10;2.16     <ins>MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY</ins>                           <ins>6,672,000</ins>&#10;2.17     <ins>GRANTS TO POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS</ins>                      <ins>13,000,000</ins>&#10;2.18     <ins>BOND SALE EXPENSES</ins>                                      <ins> 886,000</ins>&#10;2.19     <ins>TOTAL</ins>                                             <ins>$</ins>  <ins>897,045,000</ins>&#10;2.20     <ins>Bond Proceeds Fund  (General Fund Debt Service)</ins>      <ins>811,097,000</ins>&#10;2.21     <ins>Bond Proceeds Fund  (User Financed Debt Service)</ins>      <ins>44,298,000</ins>&#10;2.22     <ins>Maximum Effort School Loan Fund</ins>                       <ins>10,000,000</ins>&#10;2.23     <ins>State Transportation Fund</ins>                             <ins>35,370,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>2.24                                                       <ins>APPROPRIATIONS</ins>&#10;2.25                                                       <ins>$</ins>             &#10;</rs_table>&#10;<a id="go.0.2.0"></a><rs_table>2.26     Sec. 2. <ins><b>UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA</b></ins>                            &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>3.1      <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins><ins>To the Board of Regents of </ins>                            &#10;3.3      <ins>the University of Minnesota for the purposes </ins>                            &#10;        <ins>specified in this section</ins>                 <ins>127,613,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>3.4      <ins>Subd. 2.</ins><ins><b>Higher Education Asset </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>Preservation and Replacement (HEAPR)</b></ins>                  <ins>40,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>3.6      <ins>To be spent in accordance with Minnesota </ins>&#10;3.7      <ins>Statutes, section 135A.046. </ins>&#10;<rs_table>3.8      <ins>Subd. 3.</ins><ins><b>Duluth campus</b></ins>                                    &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>3.9      <ins>Labovitz School of Business and Economics </ins>                            &#10;3.10     <ins>and utility infrastructure</ins>                  <ins>15,333,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>3.11     <ins>To design, construct, furnish, and equip a new </ins>&#10;3.12     <ins>building for the Labovitz School of Business </ins>&#10;3.13     <ins>and Economics on the Duluth campus and to </ins>&#10;3.14     <ins>upgrade the campus utility infrastructure to </ins>&#10;3.15     <ins>accommodate increased demand.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>3.16     <ins>Subd. 4.</ins><ins><b>Twin Cities campus</b></ins>                               &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>3.17     <ins>(a) Carlson School of Management expansion</ins>                  <ins>26,600,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>3.18     <ins>To design, construct, furnish, and equip </ins>&#10;3.19     <ins>a new building for the Carlson School of </ins>&#10;3.20     <ins>Management and other academic programs </ins>&#10;3.21     <ins>on the West Bank of the University of </ins>&#10;3.22     <ins>Minnesota Minneapolis campus.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>3.23     <ins>(b) Science Teaching and Student Services</ins>                  <ins>41,334,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>3.24     <ins>To design, construct, furnish, and equip a </ins>&#10;3.25     <ins>new classroom and student services center </ins>&#10;3.26     <ins>on the University's Minneapolis campus. </ins>&#10;3.27     <ins>The project includes the demolition of the </ins>&#10;3.28     <ins>existing Science Classroom Building.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>4.1      <ins>(c) Medical Bioscience Building and </ins>                            &#10;4.2      <ins>infrastructure phase 1</ins>                   <ins>4,346,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>4.3      <ins>To predesign and design a new Medical </ins>&#10;4.4      <ins>Bioscience Building and the campus utility </ins>&#10;4.5      <ins>infrastructure upgrades to accommodate </ins>&#10;4.6      <ins>increased demand on the University's </ins>&#10;4.7      <ins>Minneapolis campus.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>4.8      <ins>Subd. 5.</ins><ins><b>University share</b></ins>                                 &#10;</rs_table>4.9      <ins>Except for Higher Education Asset </ins>&#10;4.10     <ins>Preservation and Replacement (HEAPR), the </ins>&#10;4.11     <ins>appropriations in this section are intended to </ins>&#10;4.12     <ins>cover approximately two-thirds of the cost of </ins>&#10;4.13     <ins>each  project. The remaining costs must be </ins>&#10;4.14     <ins>paid from university sources. </ins>&#10;<rs_table>4.15     <ins>Subd. 6.</ins><ins><b>Unspent appropriations</b></ins>                            &#10;</rs_table>4.16     <ins>Upon substantial completion or abandonment </ins>&#10;4.17     <ins>of a project authorized in this section and </ins>&#10;4.18     <ins>after written notice to the commissioner of </ins>&#10;4.19     <ins>finance, the Board of Regents must use any </ins>&#10;4.20     <ins>money remaining in the appropriation for </ins>&#10;4.21     <ins>that project for HEAPR under Minnesota </ins>&#10;4.22     <ins>Statutes, section 135A.046. The Board </ins>&#10;4.23     <ins>of Regents must report by February 1 of </ins>&#10;4.24     <ins>each even-numbered year to the chairs </ins>&#10;4.25     <ins>of the house and senate committees with </ins>&#10;4.26     <ins>jurisdiction over capital investments and </ins>&#10;4.27     <ins>higher education finance, and to the chairs of </ins>&#10;4.28     <ins>the house Ways and Means Committee and </ins>&#10;4.29     <ins>the senate Finance Committee, on how the </ins>&#10;4.30     <ins>remaining money has been allocated or spent.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.3.0"></a><rs_table>4.31     Sec. 3. <ins><b>MINNESOTA STATE COLLEGES </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>AND  UNIVERSITIES</b></ins>                                &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>5.1      <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins><ins>To the Board of Trustees of the </ins>                            &#10;5.3      <ins>Minnesota State Colleges and Universities for </ins>                            &#10;        <ins>the purposes specified in  this section</ins>                 <ins>142,530,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>5.4      <ins>Subd. 2.</ins><ins><b>Higher Education Asset </b></ins>                           &#10;        <ins><b>Preservation and Replacement (HEAPR) </b></ins>                 <ins>20,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>5.6      <ins>This appropriation is for the purposes </ins>&#10;5.7      <ins>specified in Minnesota Statutes, section </ins>&#10;5.8      <ins>135A.046.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>5.9      <ins>Subd. 3.</ins><ins><b>Minnesota State University - </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>Mankato</b></ins>                                <ins>32,900,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>5.11     <ins>To construct, furnish, and equip an addition </ins>&#10;5.12     <ins>to Trafton Hall, for classrooms, science </ins>&#10;5.13     <ins>laboratories, and related offices, and to </ins>&#10;5.14     <ins>renovate, furnish, and equip Trafton Hall </ins>&#10;5.15     <ins>North in Phase 1. University funds may </ins>&#10;5.16     <ins>be added to this appropriation up to a total </ins>&#10;5.17     <ins>project cost of $33,250,000.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>5.18     <ins>Subd. 4.</ins><ins><b>St. Cloud State University</b></ins>                  <ins>14,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>5.19     <ins>To construct, furnish, and equip an addition </ins>&#10;5.20     <ins>to and renovation of the Robert A. Wick </ins>&#10;5.21     <ins>Science Building for classrooms, science </ins>&#10;5.22     <ins>laboratories, and related offices in Phase 1.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>5.23     <ins>Subd. 5.</ins><ins><b>Century College</b></ins>                        <ins>19,900,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>5.24     <ins>To construct, furnish, and equip a new </ins>&#10;5.25     <ins>science instruction and learning resource </ins>&#10;5.26     <ins>center building on the east campus in Phase </ins>&#10;5.27     <ins>1.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>5.28     <ins>Subd. 6.</ins><ins><b>Minneapolis Community and </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>Technical College</b></ins>                      <ins>18,874,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>5.30     <ins>To renovate, furnish, and equip spaces for </ins>&#10;5.31     <ins>a science, nursing, and allied healthcare </ins>&#10;6.1      <ins>center to include classrooms, science and </ins>&#10;6.2      <ins>health laboratories, and ancillary spaces; and </ins>&#10;6.3      <ins>to renovate, furnish, and equip the vacated </ins>&#10;6.4      <ins>science laboratories in Kopp Hall for general </ins>&#10;6.5      <ins>classroom instruction.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>6.6      <ins>Subd. 7.</ins><ins><b>Saint Paul College</b></ins>                      <ins>3,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>6.7      <ins>(a) To design the renovation of classrooms, </ins>&#10;6.8      <ins>applied technology and trades laboratories </ins>&#10;6.9      <ins>on the ground floor, and an addition to the </ins>&#10;6.10     <ins>mechanics' shop. </ins>&#10;6.11     <ins>(b) To design and construct replacement </ins>&#10;6.12     <ins>of the main campus electrical distribution </ins>&#10;6.13     <ins>system in Phase 1.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>6.14     <ins>Subd. 8.</ins><ins><b>Bemidji State University</b></ins>                     <ins>700,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>6.15     <ins>To design an addition to and renovation of </ins>&#10;6.16     <ins>Sattgast Science Hall.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>6.17     <ins>Subd. 9.</ins><ins><b>Minnesota State College - Southeast </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>Technical at Red Wing</b></ins>                   <ins>4,855,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>6.19     <ins>To complete design, and to renovate, furnish, </ins>&#10;6.20     <ins>and equip spaces for library, learning </ins>&#10;6.21     <ins>resource center, information technology, </ins>&#10;6.22     <ins>student services and commons, bookstore, </ins>&#10;6.23     <ins>administration, music instrument repair, and </ins>&#10;6.24     <ins>allied health classrooms and laboratories, </ins>&#10;6.25     <ins>and to construct an entryway addition.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>6.26     <ins>Subd. 10.</ins><ins><b>Normandale Community College</b></ins>                   <ins>5,125,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>6.27     <ins>(a) To design, construct, renovate, furnish, </ins>&#10;6.28     <ins>and equip a Phase 1 classroom addition and </ins>&#10;6.29     <ins>renovation. </ins>&#10;6.30     <ins>(b) To design a Phase 2 classroom addition </ins>&#10;6.31     <ins>and renovation.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>7.1      <ins>Subd. 11.</ins><ins><b>Winona State University</b></ins>                  <ins>11,186,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>7.2      <ins>To design, renovate, furnish, and equip </ins>&#10;7.3      <ins>Maxwell Hall for classrooms, offices, the </ins>&#10;7.4      <ins>National Child Protection Center, and related </ins>&#10;7.5      <ins>spaces; and to design, renovate, furnish, and </ins>&#10;7.6      <ins>equip the vacated spaces in Somsen, Phelps, </ins>&#10;7.7      <ins>and Gildemeister Halls.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>7.8      <ins>Subd. 12.</ins><ins><b>Systemwide</b></ins>                              <ins>5,140,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>7.9      <ins>To renovate, furnish, and equip teaching </ins>&#10;7.10     <ins>laboratories and classrooms for science </ins>&#10;7.11     <ins>and applied technology. This appropriation </ins>&#10;7.12     <ins>may be used at the following campuses: </ins>&#10;7.13     <ins>Central Lakes College, Brainerd; Riverland </ins>&#10;7.14     <ins>Community and Technical College, </ins>&#10;7.15     <ins>Austin; Minnesota State Community and </ins>&#10;7.16     <ins>Technical College, Detroit Lakes; Northland </ins>&#10;7.17     <ins>Community and Technical College, Thief </ins>&#10;7.18     <ins>River Falls; Minnesota State College - </ins>&#10;7.19     <ins>Southeast Technical College, Winona; South </ins>&#10;7.20     <ins>Central Community and Technical College, </ins>&#10;7.21     <ins>Faribault; Pine Technical College; Minnesota </ins>&#10;7.22     <ins>State Community and Technical College, </ins>&#10;7.23     <ins>Moorhead; Minnesota West Community </ins>&#10;7.24     <ins>and Technical College, Granite Falls; and </ins>&#10;7.25     <ins>Northwest Technical College at Bemidji. </ins>&#10;7.26     <ins>Campuses may use nonstate funds to increase </ins>&#10;7.27     <ins>the size of the projects.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>7.28     <ins>Subd. 13.</ins><ins><b>Property acquisition</b></ins>                    <ins>6,850,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>7.29     <ins>To acquire property adjacent to St. Cloud </ins>&#10;7.30     <ins>Technical College and to acquire property </ins>&#10;7.31     <ins>adjacent to Dakota County Technical </ins>&#10;7.32     <ins>College.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>7.33     <ins>Subd. 14.</ins><ins><b>Unspent appropriation</b></ins>                            &#10;</rs_table>8.1      <ins>The unspent portion of an appropriation, not </ins>&#10;8.2      <ins>to exceed ten percent of the appropriation, </ins>&#10;8.3      <ins>for a project in this section that is complete </ins>&#10;8.4      <ins>is available for higher education asset </ins>&#10;8.5      <ins>preservation and replacement under this </ins>&#10;8.6      <ins>subdivision, at the same campus as the </ins>&#10;8.7      <ins>project for which the original appropriation </ins>&#10;8.8      <ins>was made. The debt service requirement </ins>&#10;8.9      <ins>under subdivision 15 is reduced accordingly. </ins>&#10;8.10     <ins>Minnesota Statutes, section 16A.642, applies </ins>&#10;8.11     <ins>to the unspent amount transferred from the </ins>&#10;8.12     <ins>date of the original appropriation.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>8.13     <ins>Subd. 15.</ins><ins><b>Debt service </b></ins>                                    &#10;</rs_table>8.14     <ins>(a) The board shall pay the debt service on </ins>&#10;8.15     <ins>one-third of the principal amount of state </ins>&#10;8.16     <ins>bonds sold to finance projects authorized </ins>&#10;8.17     <ins>by this section, except for higher education </ins>&#10;8.18     <ins>asset preservation and replacement; except, </ins>&#10;8.19     <ins>where a nonstate match is required, the debt </ins>&#10;8.20     <ins>service is due on a principal amount equal </ins>&#10;8.21     <ins>to one-third of the total project cost, less the </ins>&#10;8.22     <ins>match committed before the bonds are sold. </ins>&#10;8.23     <ins>After each sale of general obligation bonds, </ins>&#10;8.24     <ins>the commissioner of finance shall notify the </ins>&#10;8.25     <ins>board of the amounts assessed for each year </ins>&#10;8.26     <ins>for the life of the bonds.</ins>&#10;8.27     <ins>(b) The commissioner shall reduce the </ins>&#10;8.28     <ins>board's assessment each year by one-third of </ins>&#10;8.29     <ins>the net income from investment of general </ins>&#10;8.30     <ins>obligation bond proceeds in proportion to the </ins>&#10;8.31     <ins>amount of principal and interest otherwise </ins>&#10;8.32     <ins>required to be paid by the board. The board </ins>&#10;8.33     <ins>shall pay its resulting net assessment to the </ins>&#10;8.34     <ins>commissioner of finance by December 1 each </ins>&#10;8.35     <ins>year. If the board fails to make a payment </ins>&#10;9.1      <ins>when due, the commissioner of finance </ins>&#10;9.2      <ins>shall  reduce allotments for appropriations </ins>&#10;9.3      <ins>from the general fund otherwise available </ins>&#10;9.4      <ins>to the board and apply the amount of the </ins>&#10;9.5      <ins>reduction to cover the missed debt service </ins>&#10;9.6      <ins>payment. The commissioner of finance </ins>&#10;9.7      <ins>shall credit the payments received from the </ins>&#10;9.8      <ins>board to the bond debt service account in </ins>&#10;9.9      <ins>the state bond fund each December 1 before </ins>&#10;9.10     <ins>money is transferred from the general fund </ins>&#10;9.11     <ins>under Minnesota Statutes, section  16A.641, </ins>&#10;9.12     <ins>subdivision 10.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.4.0"></a><rs_table>9.13     Sec. 4. <ins><b>PERPICH CENTER FOR ARTS </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>EDUCATION</b></ins>                               <ins>1,051,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>9.15     <ins>To the commissioner of administration for </ins>&#10;9.16     <ins>asset preservation on the Perpich Center </ins>&#10;9.17     <ins>campus, to be spent in accordance with </ins>&#10;9.18     <ins>Minnesota Statutes, section 16B.307.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.5.0"></a><rs_table>9.19     Sec. 5. <ins><b>EDUCATION</b></ins>                                        &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>9.20     <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins><ins>To the commissioner of </ins>                            &#10;9.22     <ins>education for the purposes specified in  this </ins>                            &#10;        <ins>section</ins>                                <ins>10,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>9.23     <ins>Subd. 2.</ins><ins><b>Maximum effort capital loan</b></ins>                  <ins>10,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>9.24     <ins>(a) This appropriation is from the maximum </ins>&#10;9.25     <ins>effort school loan fund for a capital loan to </ins>&#10;9.26     <ins>Independent School District No. 38, Red </ins>&#10;9.27     <ins>Lake, as provided in Minnesota Statutes, </ins>&#10;9.28     <ins>sections 126C.60 to 126C.72, to design, </ins>&#10;9.29     <ins>construct, renovate, furnish, and equip </ins>&#10;9.30     <ins>facilities in the high school and middle </ins>&#10;9.31     <ins>school complex. The commissioner shall </ins>&#10;9.32     <ins>review the proposed plan and budget of </ins>&#10;10.1     <ins>the project and may reduce the amount of </ins>&#10;10.2     <ins>the loan to ensure that the project will be </ins>&#10;10.3     <ins>economical.</ins>&#10;10.4     <ins>(b) The school district shall retain one or </ins>&#10;10.5     <ins>more independent firms, not affiliated with </ins>&#10;10.6     <ins>the architect, the construction manager, or </ins>&#10;10.7     <ins>any of the contractors, to perform inspections </ins>&#10;10.8     <ins>on the building envelope. The firm shall be a </ins>&#10;10.9     <ins>specialist in the systems to be inspected. The </ins>&#10;10.10    <ins>architect shall specify inspections to occur </ins>&#10;10.11    <ins>during construction of the following building </ins>&#10;10.12    <ins>envelope components: foundations/slab, </ins>&#10;10.13    <ins>waterproofing, wall and window flashing, </ins>&#10;10.14    <ins>roofing, and parapet/roof edge. The </ins>&#10;10.15    <ins>architect shall specify the inspections </ins>&#10;10.16    <ins>including appropriate frequency and </ins>&#10;10.17    <ins>duration, in accordance with applicable laws, </ins>&#10;10.18    <ins>codes, ordinances, rules, regulations and </ins>&#10;10.19    <ins>construction; architectural and engineering </ins>&#10;10.20    <ins>industry standards; and practices to ensure </ins>&#10;10.21    <ins>that the work is performed in accordance </ins>&#10;10.22    <ins>with the construction contract documents </ins>&#10;10.23    <ins>and the project. The independent firm shall </ins>&#10;10.24    <ins>notify the architect and school board chair </ins>&#10;10.25    <ins>immediately of any discovery or observation </ins>&#10;10.26    <ins>that requires prompt corrective action, </ins>&#10;10.27    <ins>including possible consequences of not </ins>&#10;10.28    <ins>taking corrective action. Reports, including </ins>&#10;10.29    <ins>inspection completed, findings, corrective </ins>&#10;10.30    <ins>action advised, and corrective actions taken, </ins>&#10;10.31    <ins>shall be made within seven days of each </ins>&#10;10.32    <ins>inspection to the school board. Copies of </ins>&#10;10.33    <ins>each report must be sent to the architect, the </ins>&#10;10.34    <ins>construction manager, and the commissioner. </ins>&#10;10.35    <ins>Upon final completion of the inspections, </ins>&#10;10.36    <ins>each independent firm must provide a written </ins>&#10;11.1     <ins>summary report of the inspections done, </ins>&#10;11.2     <ins>the findings, and corrective actions taken. </ins>&#10;11.3     <ins>A copy of the summary report is to be </ins>&#10;11.4     <ins>submitted to the Red Lake School Board, the </ins>&#10;11.5     <ins>architect, the construction manager, and the </ins>&#10;11.6     <ins>commissioner. Recipients of the report may </ins>&#10;11.7     <ins>further distribute the report provided.</ins>&#10;11.8     <ins>(c) The commissioner shall certify the actual </ins>&#10;11.9     <ins>loan amount under this subdivision to the </ins>&#10;11.10    <ins>commissioner of finance under Minnesota </ins>&#10;11.11    <ins>Statutes, section 126C.72, subdivision 1, and </ins>&#10;11.12    <ins>shall report to the legislature any reductions </ins>&#10;11.13    <ins>to the appropriations in this subdivision by </ins>&#10;11.14    <ins>January 10, 2007.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.6.0"></a><rs_table>11.15    Sec. 6. <ins><b>MINNESOTA STATE ACADEMIES</b></ins>                            &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>11.16    <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins><ins> To the commissioner of </ins>                            &#10;11.18    <ins>administration for the purposes specified in this </ins>                            &#10;        <ins>section</ins>                                 <ins>8,066,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>11.19    <ins>Subd.  2.</ins><ins><b>Asset preservation</b></ins>                      <ins>2,509,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>11.20    <ins>For asset preservation capital improvements </ins>&#10;11.21    <ins>on both campuses of the Minnesota State </ins>&#10;11.22    <ins>Academies, to be spent in accordance with </ins>&#10;11.23    <ins>Minnesota Statutes, section 16B.307. This </ins>&#10;11.24    <ins>appropriation may not be used to renovate </ins>&#10;11.25    <ins>Pollard Hall for an inpatient program.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>11.26    <ins>Subd.  3.</ins><ins><b>Frechette Hall renovation</b></ins>                   <ins>5,557,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>11.27    <ins>To design, renovate, furnish, and equip </ins>&#10;11.28    <ins>Frechette Hall. The project includes, but is </ins>&#10;11.29    <ins>not limited to, improvements and betterments </ins>&#10;11.30    <ins>to electrical, mechanical, and utility systems </ins>&#10;11.31    <ins>and windows. This appropriation is also </ins>&#10;11.32    <ins>for safety and code compliance upgrades </ins>&#10;12.1     <ins>to Frechette Hall and the adjacent Scout </ins>&#10;12.2     <ins>Cabin, and the renovation of and addition to </ins>&#10;12.3     <ins>Frechette Hall for indoor recreational use.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.7.0"></a><rs_table>12.4     Sec. 7. <ins><b>NATURAL RESOURCES</b></ins>                                &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>12.5     <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins><ins>To the commissioner of natural </ins>                            &#10;12.7     <ins>resources  for the purposes specified in this </ins>                            &#10;        <ins>section</ins>                                <ins>75,500,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>12.8     <ins>Subd. 2.</ins><ins><b>Flood hazard mitigation  grants </b></ins>                   <ins>9,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>12.9     <ins>For the state share of flood hazard </ins>&#10;12.10    <ins>mitigation grants for publicly owned capital </ins>&#10;12.11    <ins>improvements to prevent or alleviate flood </ins>&#10;12.12    <ins>damage under Minnesota  Statutes, section </ins>&#10;12.13    <ins>103F.161.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>12.14    <ins>Subd. 3.</ins><ins><b>Dam repair, reconstruction, and </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>removal</b></ins>                                 <ins>2,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>12.16    <ins>To repair, reconstruct, or remove publicly </ins>&#10;12.17    <ins>owned dams according to Minnesota </ins>&#10;12.18    <ins>Statutes, sections 103G.511 and 103G.515.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>12.19    <ins>Subd. 4.</ins><ins><b>Wildlife area land  acquisition and </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>improvement</b></ins>                            <ins>15,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>12.21    <ins>To acquire and improve land for wildlife </ins>&#10;12.22    <ins>management area purposes under Minnesota </ins>&#10;12.23    <ins>Statutes,  section 86A.05, subdivision 8.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>12.24    <ins>Subd. 5.</ins><ins><b>Large scale forest conservation </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>easements</b></ins>                              <ins>10,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>12.26    <ins>To acquire conservation easements as </ins>&#10;12.27    <ins>described under Minnesota Statutes, </ins>&#10;12.28    <ins>chapter 84C, on private forest lands. The </ins>&#10;12.29    <ins>conservation easements must guarantee </ins>&#10;12.30    <ins>public access.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>13.1     <ins>Subd.  6.</ins><ins><b>State park infrastructure </b></ins>                            &#10;13.3     <ins><b>rehabilitation and natural resource </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>restoration</b></ins>                             <ins>3,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>13.4     <ins>For infrastructure rehabilitation and natural </ins>&#10;13.5     <ins>resource restoration projects within state </ins>&#10;13.6     <ins>parks established under Minnesota Statutes, </ins>&#10;13.7     <ins>section 85.012, and state recreation areas </ins>&#10;13.8     <ins>established under Minnesota Statutes, section </ins>&#10;13.9     <ins>85.013.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>13.10    <ins>Subd.  7.</ins><ins><b>State park building construction </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>and rehabilitation</b></ins>                      <ins>3,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>13.12    <ins>To construct a visitor center at Grand Portage </ins>&#10;13.13    <ins>State Park, and to renovate buildings in </ins>&#10;13.14    <ins>state parks and state recreation areas in </ins>&#10;13.15    <ins>accordance with a management plan required </ins>&#10;13.16    <ins>in Minnesota Statutes, chapter 86A.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>13.17    <ins>Subd.  8.</ins><ins><b>Fisheries acquisition and </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>improvement</b></ins>                             <ins>4,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>13.19    <ins>To acquire land and interests in land for </ins>&#10;13.20    <ins>aquatic management areas and to make </ins>&#10;13.21    <ins>public improvements and betterments of a </ins>&#10;13.22    <ins>capital nature to aquatic management areas </ins>&#10;13.23    <ins>established under Minnesota Statutes, section </ins>&#10;13.24    <ins>86A.05, subdivision 14.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>13.25    <ins>Subd.  9.</ins><ins><b>State land reforestation</b></ins>                   <ins>4,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>13.26    <ins>For reforestation activities under Minnesota </ins>&#10;13.27    <ins>Statutes, section 89.002, subdivision 2, </ins>&#10;13.28    <ins>including planting, seeding, site preparation, </ins>&#10;13.29    <ins>and purchasing tree seeds and seedlings.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>13.30    <ins>Subd.  10.</ins><ins><b>State forest land acquisition</b></ins>                   <ins>4,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>14.1     <ins>To acquire private lands within state forests </ins>&#10;14.2     <ins>established under Minnesota Statutes, section </ins>&#10;14.3     <ins>89.021.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>14.4     <ins>Subd.  11.</ins><ins><b>State park and recreation area </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>acquisition</b></ins>                             <ins>2,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>14.6     <ins>To acquire private lands within state parks </ins>&#10;14.7     <ins>established under Minnesota Statutes, section </ins>&#10;14.8     <ins>85.012, and state recreation areas established </ins>&#10;14.9     <ins>under Minnesota Statutes, section 85.013.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>14.10    <ins>Subd.  12.</ins><ins><b>Scientific and natural area </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>acquisition and development</b></ins>                   <ins>3,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>14.12    <ins>To acquire land for scientific and natural </ins>&#10;14.13    <ins>areas and for protection and improvements of </ins>&#10;14.14    <ins>a capital nature to scientific and natural areas </ins>&#10;14.15    <ins>under Minnesota Statutes, section 84.033.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>14.16    <ins>Subd.  13.</ins><ins><b>Water access acquisition and </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>betterment of fishing piers</b></ins>                   <ins>3,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>14.18    <ins>For public water access acquisition, </ins>&#10;14.19    <ins>renovation, and construction projects of a </ins>&#10;14.20    <ins>capital nature on lakes and rivers, including </ins>&#10;14.21    <ins>water access through the provision of fishing </ins>&#10;14.22    <ins>piers and shoreline access under Minnesota </ins>&#10;14.23    <ins>Statutes, section 86A.05, subdivision 9.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>14.24    <ins>Subd.  14.</ins><ins><b>State trail acquisition, </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>rehabilitation, and repair</b></ins>                   <ins>2,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>14.26    <ins>To acquire land for and to construct and </ins>&#10;14.27    <ins>renovate state trails under Minnesota </ins>&#10;14.28    <ins>Statutes, section 85.015.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>14.29    <ins>Subd.  15.</ins><ins><b>Stream protection and restoration</b></ins>                   <ins>2,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>14.30    <ins>For the design and construction of stream </ins>&#10;14.31    <ins>protection and restoration projects.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>15.1     <ins>Subd.  16.</ins><ins><b>Native prairie bank easements and </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>development</b></ins>                             <ins>1,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>15.3     <ins>For acquisition and betterment of native </ins>&#10;15.4     <ins>prairie bank easements under Minnesota </ins>&#10;15.5     <ins>Statutes, section 84.96.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>15.6     <ins>Subd.  17.</ins><ins><b>Water control structures</b></ins>                   <ins>1,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>15.7     <ins>For the rehabilitation or replacement of water </ins>&#10;15.8     <ins>control structures used to manage shallow </ins>&#10;15.9     <ins>lakes and wetlands for waterfowl habitat on </ins>&#10;15.10    <ins>wildlife management areas under Minnesota </ins>&#10;15.11    <ins>Statutes, section 86A.05, subdivision 8.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>15.12    <ins>Subd.  18.</ins><ins><b>Fish hatchery improvements</b></ins>                   <ins>1,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>15.13    <ins>For improvements of a capital nature to </ins>&#10;15.14    <ins>renovate fish culture facilities at hatcheries </ins>&#10;15.15    <ins>under Minnesota Statutes, section 97A.045, </ins>&#10;15.16    <ins>subdivision 1.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>15.17    <ins>Subd.  19.</ins><ins><b>Statewide asset preservation</b></ins>                   <ins>2,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>15.18    <ins>For the renovation of state-owned facilities </ins>&#10;15.19    <ins>operated by the commissioner of natural </ins>&#10;15.20    <ins>resources, to be spent in accordance with </ins>&#10;15.21    <ins>Minnesota Statutes, section 16B.307.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>15.22    <ins>Subd.  20.</ins><ins><b>Buyout trust fund lands</b></ins>                   <ins>1,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>15.23    <ins>To acquire under Minnesota Statutes, section </ins>&#10;15.24    <ins>92.121, permanent school trust lands located </ins>&#10;15.25    <ins>within the boundaries of state parks, wildlife </ins>&#10;15.26    <ins>management areas, and state recreation areas.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>15.27    <ins>Subd.  21.</ins><ins><b>Off-road vehicle recreation area</b></ins>                   <ins>1,500,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>15.28    <ins>To acquire land for and construct a public </ins>&#10;15.29    <ins>off-road vehicle recreation area under </ins>&#10;15.30    <ins>Minnesota Statutes, section 86A.05, </ins>&#10;16.1     <ins>subdivision 3. Debt service on the bonds sold </ins>&#10;16.2     <ins>to acquire the off-road vehicle recreation </ins>&#10;16.3     <ins>area is annually appropriated and must be </ins>&#10;16.4     <ins>paid from the off-road vehicle account in the </ins>&#10;16.5     <ins>natural resources fund to the commissioner </ins>&#10;16.6     <ins>of finance as required by Minnesota Statutes, </ins>&#10;16.7     <ins>section 16A.643.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>16.8     <ins>Subd.  22.</ins><ins><b>State park camper cabins</b></ins>                   <ins>2,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>16.9     <ins>To construct camper cabins and upgrade </ins>&#10;16.10    <ins>infrastructure for the cabins in state parks </ins>&#10;16.11    <ins>under Minnesota Statutes, section 85.012, </ins>&#10;16.12    <ins>and state recreation areas under Minnesota </ins>&#10;16.13    <ins>Statutes, section 85.013. Debt service on </ins>&#10;16.14    <ins>the bonds sold to develop and construct the </ins>&#10;16.15    <ins>camper cabins is annually appropriated and </ins>&#10;16.16    <ins>must be paid from the parks account in the </ins>&#10;16.17    <ins>natural resources fund to the commissioner </ins>&#10;16.18    <ins>of finance as required by Minnesota Statutes, </ins>&#10;16.19    <ins>section 16A.643.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.8.0"></a><rs_table>16.20    Sec. 8. <ins><b>POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY</b></ins>                            &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>16.21    <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins><ins> To the Pollution Control Agency </ins>                            &#10;        <ins>for the purposes specified in this section</ins>                  <ins>11,150,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>16.23    <ins>Subd.  2.</ins><ins><b>Closed landfill program</b></ins>                   <ins>7,150,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>16.24    <ins>To design and construct remedial systems </ins>&#10;16.25    <ins>and acquire land at landfills throughout the </ins>&#10;16.26    <ins>state in accordance with the closed landfill </ins>&#10;16.27    <ins>program under Minnesota Statutes, section </ins>&#10;16.28    <ins>115B.39.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>16.29    <ins>Subd.  3.</ins><ins><b>Capital assistance program</b></ins>                   <ins>4,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>16.30    <ins>For the solid waste capital assistance grants </ins>&#10;16.31    <ins>program under Minnesota Statutes, section </ins>&#10;16.32    <ins>115A.54.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.9.0"></a><rs_table>17.1     Sec. 9. <ins><b>BOARD OF WATER AND SOIL </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>RESOURCES</b></ins>                                        &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>17.3     <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins><ins>To the Board of Water and Soil </ins>                            &#10;17.5     <ins>Resources for the purposes specified in this </ins>                            &#10;        <ins>section </ins>                               <ins>34,350,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>17.6     <ins>Subd. 2.</ins><ins><b> RIM and CREP conservation </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>easements</b></ins>                              <ins>30,150,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>17.8     <ins>This appropriation is to acquire conservation </ins>&#10;17.9     <ins>easements from landowners on marginal </ins>&#10;17.10    <ins>lands to protect soil and water quality and to </ins>&#10;17.11    <ins>support fish and wildlife habitat as provided </ins>&#10;17.12    <ins>in Minnesota Statutes, section 103F.515.</ins>&#10;17.13    <ins>Of this amount, $4,750,000 is appropriated </ins>&#10;17.14    <ins>from the general fund to implement the </ins>&#10;17.15    <ins>program.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>17.16    <ins>Subd. 3.</ins><ins><b>Wetland replacement due to public </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>road projects</b></ins>                           <ins>4,200,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>17.18    <ins>To acquire land for wetlands or restore </ins>&#10;17.19    <ins>wetlands to be used to replace wetlands </ins>&#10;17.20    <ins>drained or filled as a result of the repair, </ins>&#10;17.21    <ins>maintenance, or rehabilitation of existing </ins>&#10;17.22    <ins>public roads, as required by  Minnesota </ins>&#10;17.23    <ins>Statutes, section 103G.222, subdivision 1, </ins>&#10;17.24    <ins>paragraphs (k) and (l). </ins>&#10;17.25    <ins>Of this amount, $700,000 is appropriated </ins>&#10;17.26    <ins>from the general fund to implement the </ins>&#10;17.27    <ins>program.</ins>&#10;17.28    <ins>The purchase price paid for acquisition </ins>&#10;17.29    <ins>of land, fee, or perpetual easement must </ins>&#10;17.30    <ins>be the fair market value as determined </ins>&#10;17.31    <ins>by the board. The board may enter into </ins>&#10;17.32    <ins>agreements with the federal  government, </ins>&#10;18.1     <ins>other state agencies, political subdivisions, </ins>&#10;18.2     <ins>and nonprofit organizations or fee owners to </ins>&#10;18.3     <ins>acquire land and restore and create wetlands </ins>&#10;18.4     <ins>and to acquire existing wetland banking </ins>&#10;18.5     <ins>credits. Acquisition of or the  conveyance </ins>&#10;18.6     <ins>of land may be in the name of the political </ins>&#10;18.7     <ins>subdivision. </ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.10.0"></a><rs_table>18.8     Sec. 10. <ins><b>AGRICULTURE</b></ins>                             <ins>1,500,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>18.9     <ins>To the commissioner of administration to </ins>&#10;18.10    <ins>construct, furnish, and equip a biosafety level </ins>&#10;18.11    <ins>3 agriculture laboratory in the Agriculture </ins>&#10;18.12    <ins>and Health Joint Laboratory facility in St. </ins>&#10;18.13    <ins>Paul.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.11.0"></a><rs_table>18.14    Sec. 11. <ins><b>MINNESOTA ZOOLOGICAL </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>GARDEN</b></ins>                                           &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>18.16    <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins><ins>To the Minnesota Zoological </ins>                            &#10;        <ins>Garden for the purposes specified in this section</ins>                  <ins>21,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>18.18    <ins>Subd. 2.</ins><ins><b>Asset preservation</b></ins>                      <ins>8,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>18.19    <ins>For capital asset preservation improvements </ins>&#10;18.20    <ins>and betterments, to be spent in accordance </ins>&#10;18.21    <ins>with Minnesota Statutes, section 16B.307.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>18.22    <ins>Subd.  3.</ins><ins><b>Master plan implementation</b></ins>                  <ins>13,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>18.23    <ins>For implementation of the 2001 Minnesota </ins>&#10;18.24    <ins>Zoological Garden Facilities and Business </ins>&#10;18.25    <ins>Master Plan. Of this appropriation, </ins>&#10;18.26    <ins>$3,000,000 is to complete the construction, </ins>&#10;18.27    <ins>furnishing, and equipping of the Gateway </ins>&#10;18.28    <ins>project and $10,000,000 is for design </ins>&#10;18.29    <ins>and construction of components of the </ins>&#10;18.30    <ins>Biodiversity Center (Heart of the Zoo).</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.12.0"></a><rs_table>19.1     Sec. 12. <ins><b>ADMINISTRATION</b></ins>                                   &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>19.2     <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins><ins>To the commissioner of </ins>                            &#10;19.4     <ins>administration for the purposes specified in this </ins>                            &#10;        <ins>section</ins>                                <ins>21,553,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>19.5     <ins>Subd.  2.</ins><ins><b>Exterior renovation of </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>transportation building</b></ins>                  <ins>10,161,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>19.7     <ins>To renovate the exterior of the Department of </ins>&#10;19.8     <ins>Transportation building at 395 John Ireland </ins>&#10;19.9     <ins>Boulevard in St. Paul.</ins>&#10;19.10    <ins>This appropriation is from the trunk highway </ins>&#10;19.11    <ins>bond proceeds account.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>19.12    <ins>Subd. 3.</ins><ins><b>Capital asset preservation and </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>replacement account (CAPRA)</b></ins>                   <ins>5,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>19.14    <ins>To be spent in accordance with Minnesota </ins>&#10;19.15    <ins>Statutes, section 16A.632.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>19.16    <ins>Subd. 4.</ins><ins><b>Asset preservation</b></ins>                      <ins>6,192,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>19.17    <ins>(a) Of this appropriation, $5,862,000 is from </ins>&#10;19.18    <ins>the bond proceeds fund for asset preservation </ins>&#10;19.19    <ins>projects in properties managed by the </ins>&#10;19.20    <ins>commissioner. This appropriation must be </ins>&#10;19.21    <ins>spent in accordance with Minnesota Statutes, </ins>&#10;19.22    <ins>section 16B.307.</ins>&#10;19.23    <ins>(b) Of this appropriation, $330,000 is from </ins>&#10;19.24    <ins>the general fund and is for relocation costs </ins>&#10;19.25    <ins>associated with projects funded under </ins>&#10;19.26    <ins>paragraph (a).</ins>&#10;<rs_table>19.27    <ins>Subd.  5.</ins><ins><b>Agency relocation</b></ins>                         <ins>200,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>19.28    <ins>For relocation of state agencies as determined </ins>&#10;19.29    <ins>by the commissioner.</ins>&#10;19.30    <ins>This appropriation is from the general fund.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.13.0"></a><rs_table>20.1     Sec. 13. <ins><b>MILITARY AFFAIRS</b></ins>                        <ins>8,629,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>20.2     <ins>Subdivision 1. </ins><ins>To the adjutant general for the </ins>                            &#10;        <ins>purposes specified in this section</ins>                            &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>20.4     <ins>Subd.  2.</ins><ins><b>Asset preservation</b></ins>                      <ins>5,200,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>20.5     <ins>For asset preservation improvements and </ins>&#10;20.6     <ins>betterments of a capital nature at military </ins>&#10;20.7     <ins>affairs facilities statewide, to be spent in </ins>&#10;20.8     <ins>accordance with Minnesota Statutes, section </ins>&#10;20.9     <ins>16B.307.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>20.10    <ins>Subd.  3.</ins><ins><b>Facility life safety improvements</b></ins>                   <ins>1,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>20.11    <ins>For life/safety improvements and to correct </ins>&#10;20.12    <ins>code deficiencies at military affairs facilities </ins>&#10;20.13    <ins>statewide, to be spent in accordance with </ins>&#10;20.14    <ins>Minnesota Statutes, section 16B.307.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>20.15    <ins>Subd.  4.</ins><ins><b>Lead abatement and range </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>conversion</b></ins>                              <ins>1,029,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>20.17    <ins>For lead abatement and to design, </ins>&#10;20.18    <ins>construct, furnish, and equip the current </ins>&#10;20.19    <ins>indoor firing ranges in ten National </ins>&#10;20.20    <ins>Guard Training/Community Centers for </ins>&#10;20.21    <ins>storage space, classrooms, and office </ins>&#10;20.22    <ins>space. This appropriation may be used at </ins>&#10;20.23    <ins>Training/Community Centers located in the </ins>&#10;20.24    <ins>cities of: Albert Lea, Bloomington, Brainerd, </ins>&#10;20.25    <ins>Duluth, Jackson, Montevideo, Moorhead, </ins>&#10;20.26    <ins>Rochester, Rosemount, and St. Peter.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>20.27    <ins>Subd.  5.</ins><ins><b>Facility ADA compliance</b></ins>                   <ins>1,400,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>20.28    <ins>For Americans with Disabilities Act </ins>&#10;20.29    <ins>(ADA) alterations to existing National </ins>&#10;20.30    <ins>Guard Training/Community Centers in </ins>&#10;20.31    <ins>locations throughout the state, to be spent in </ins>&#10;21.1     <ins>accordance with Minnesota Statutes, section </ins>&#10;21.2     <ins>16B.307.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>21.3     <ins>Subd.  6.</ins><ins><b>Unspent appropriations</b></ins>                            &#10;</rs_table>21.4     <ins>The unspent portion of an appropriation </ins>&#10;21.5     <ins>for a project in this section that has been </ins>&#10;21.6     <ins>completed may be used for any other purpose </ins>&#10;21.7     <ins>authorized in this section.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.14.0"></a><rs_table>21.8     Sec. 14. <ins><b>TRANSPORTATION</b></ins>                                   &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>21.9     <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins><ins>To the commissioner of </ins>                            &#10;21.11    <ins>transportation for  the purposes specified in this </ins>                            &#10;        <ins>section</ins>                               <ins>125,177,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>21.12    <ins>Subd. 2.</ins><ins><b>Local bridge replacement and </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>rehabilitation</b></ins>                         <ins>30,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>21.14    <ins>This appropriation is from the bond proceeds </ins>&#10;21.15    <ins>account in the state transportation fund as </ins>&#10;21.16    <ins>provided in Minnesota Statutes, section </ins>&#10;21.17    <ins>174.50, to match federal money and to </ins>&#10;21.18    <ins>replace or rehabilitate local deficient bridges.</ins>&#10;21.19    <ins>Political subdivisions may use grants made </ins>&#10;21.20    <ins>under this section to construct or reconstruct </ins>&#10;21.21    <ins>bridges, including:</ins>&#10;21.22    <ins>(1) matching federal-aid grants to construct </ins>&#10;21.23    <ins>or reconstruct key bridges;</ins>&#10;21.24    <ins>(2) paying the costs of preliminary </ins>&#10;21.25    <ins>engineering and environmental studies </ins>&#10;21.26    <ins>authorized under Minnesota Statutes, section </ins>&#10;21.27    <ins>174.50, subdivision 6a;</ins>&#10;21.28    <ins>(3) paying the costs to abandon an existing </ins>&#10;21.29    <ins>bridge that is deficient and in need of </ins>&#10;21.30    <ins>replacement, but where no replacement will </ins>&#10;21.31    <ins>be made; and</ins>&#10;22.1     <ins>(4) paying the costs to construct a road </ins>&#10;22.2     <ins>or street to facilitate the abandonment </ins>&#10;22.3     <ins>of an existing bridge determined by </ins>&#10;22.4     <ins>the commissioner to be deficient, if the </ins>&#10;22.5     <ins>commissioner determines that construction </ins>&#10;22.6     <ins>of the road or street is more cost efficient </ins>&#10;22.7     <ins>than the replacement of the existing bridge.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>22.8     <ins>Subd. 3.</ins><ins><b>Local road improvement program</b></ins>                  <ins>10,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>22.9     <ins>This appropriation is from the bond proceeds </ins>&#10;22.10    <ins>account in the state transportation fund as </ins>&#10;22.11    <ins>provided in Minnesota Statutes, section </ins>&#10;22.12    <ins>174.50.</ins>&#10;22.13    <ins>$5,000,000 is for construction and </ins>&#10;22.14    <ins>reconstruction of local roads with statewide </ins>&#10;22.15    <ins>or regional significance under Minnesota </ins>&#10;22.16    <ins>Statutes, section 174.52, subdivision 4.</ins>&#10;22.17    <ins>$5,000,000 is for grants to counties to assist </ins>&#10;22.18    <ins>in paying the costs of capital improvement </ins>&#10;22.19    <ins>projects on county state-aid highways </ins>&#10;22.20    <ins>under Minnesota Statutes, section 174.52, </ins>&#10;22.21    <ins>subdivision 4a.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>22.22    <ins>Subd. 4.</ins><ins><b>Northstar commuter rail</b></ins>                  <ins>60,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>22.23    <ins>To construct, furnish, and equip the Northstar </ins>&#10;22.24    <ins>commuter rail line serving Big Lake to </ins>&#10;22.25    <ins>downtown Minneapolis and to construct, </ins>&#10;22.26    <ins>furnish, and equip the extension of the </ins>&#10;22.27    <ins>Hiawatha light rail transit line from its </ins>&#10;22.28    <ins>terminus in downtown Minneapolis to a new </ins>&#10;22.29    <ins>terminus near Fifth Avenue North adjacent </ins>&#10;22.30    <ins>to the proposed downtown Minneapolis </ins>&#10;22.31    <ins>commuter rail station. This appropriation </ins>&#10;22.32    <ins>is not available until a full-funding grant </ins>&#10;22.33    <ins>agreement has been executed with the </ins>&#10;22.34    <ins>Federal Transit Administration. If the </ins>&#10;23.1     <ins>Northstar commuter rail line is extended </ins>&#10;23.2     <ins>from Big Lake to the St. Cloud area, regional </ins>&#10;23.3     <ins>rail authority members of the Northstar </ins>&#10;23.4     <ins>Corridor Development Authority who did </ins>&#10;23.5     <ins>not fund a portion of the share of capital </ins>&#10;23.6     <ins>costs from Minneapolis to Big Lake shall </ins>&#10;23.7     <ins>contribute an amount for the extension equal </ins>&#10;23.8     <ins>to the amount they would have contributed </ins>&#10;23.9     <ins>for their proportional share of the entire line </ins>&#10;23.10    <ins>from Minneapolis to the St. Cloud area.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>23.11    <ins>Subd. 5.</ins><ins><b>Mankato headquarters</b></ins>                   <ins>18,228,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>23.12    <ins>To construct, furnish, and equip a new </ins>&#10;23.13    <ins>Mankato headquarters building. This </ins>&#10;23.14    <ins>appropriation is from the bond proceeds </ins>&#10;23.15    <ins>account in the trunk highway fund.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>23.16    <ins>Subd. 6.</ins><ins><b>Chaska truck station</b></ins>                    <ins>6,949,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>23.17    <ins>To design, construct, furnish, and equip a </ins>&#10;23.18    <ins>new truck station building in Chaska. This </ins>&#10;23.19    <ins>appropriation is from the bond proceeds </ins>&#10;23.20    <ins>account in the trunk highway fund.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.15.0"></a><rs_table>23.21    Sec. 15. <ins><b>METROPOLITAN COUNCIL</b></ins>                             &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>23.22    <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins><ins>To the Metropolitan Council for </ins>                            &#10;        <ins>the purposes specified  in this section</ins>                  <ins>27,500,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>23.24    <ins>Subd. 2.</ins><ins><b>I-35W Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)</b></ins>                   <ins>8,300,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>23.25    <ins>$3,300,000 of this appropriation is for design, </ins>&#10;23.26    <ins>preliminary engineering, and construction of </ins>&#10;23.27    <ins>passenger facilities for a Bus Rapid Transit </ins>&#10;23.28    <ins>station at 46th Street and Interstate 35W.</ins>&#10;23.29    <ins>$5,000,000 of this appropriation is for design, </ins>&#10;23.30    <ins>preliminary engineering, and construction of </ins>&#10;24.1     <ins>a park and ride facility for Bus Rapid Transit </ins>&#10;24.2     <ins>at Interstate 35W and 82nd Street.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>24.3     <ins>Subd. 3.</ins><ins><b>Central Corridor Transitway</b></ins>                   <ins>2,500,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>24.4     <ins>For design, environmental studies, and </ins>&#10;24.5     <ins>preliminary engineering in the Central </ins>&#10;24.6     <ins>Corridor Transitway. </ins>&#10;24.7     <ins>This appropriation may not be spent for </ins>&#10;24.8     <ins>capital improvements within a trunk highway </ins>&#10;24.9     <ins>right-of-way.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>24.10    <ins>Subd. 4.</ins><ins><b>Cedar Avenue Bus Rapid Transit </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>(BRT)</b></ins>                                   <ins>5,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>24.12    <ins>For environmental studies, preliminary </ins>&#10;24.13    <ins>engineering, bus lane improvements, and </ins>&#10;24.14    <ins>transit station construction and improvements </ins>&#10;24.15    <ins>in the Cedar Avenue Bus Rapid Transit </ins>&#10;24.16    <ins>Corridor.</ins>&#10;24.17    <ins>This appropriation may not be spent for </ins>&#10;24.18    <ins>capital improvements within a trunk highway </ins>&#10;24.19    <ins>right-of-way.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>24.20    <ins>Subd. 5.</ins><ins><b>Metropolitan regional  parks capital </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>improvements</b></ins>                           <ins>11,700,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>24.22    <ins>$8,200,000 of this appropriation must be </ins>&#10;24.23    <ins>used to pay the cost of improvements and </ins>&#10;24.24    <ins>betterments of a capital nature and acquisition </ins>&#10;24.25    <ins>by the council and local government units </ins>&#10;24.26    <ins>of regional recreational open-space lands in </ins>&#10;24.27    <ins>accordance with the council's policy  plan </ins>&#10;24.28    <ins>as provided in Minnesota Statutes, section </ins>&#10;24.29    <ins>473.147. Priority must be given to park </ins>&#10;24.30    <ins>rehabilitation and land acquisition projects.</ins>&#10;24.31    <ins>$1,500,000 of this appropriation is for a grant </ins>&#10;24.32    <ins>to the city of South St. Paul for remediation </ins>&#10;25.1     <ins>and shoreline renovation of the Port Crosby </ins>&#10;25.2     <ins>landfill site.</ins>&#10;25.3     <ins>$2,000,000 of this appropriation is for a grant </ins>&#10;25.4     <ins>to the Minneapolis Parks and Recreation </ins>&#10;25.5     <ins>Board for renovation of the Lake of the Isles </ins>&#10;25.6     <ins>Regional Park.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.16.0"></a><rs_table>25.7     Sec. 16. <ins><b>HUMAN SERVICES</b></ins>                                   &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>25.8     <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins><ins>To the commissioner of </ins>                            &#10;25.10    <ins>administration for the purposes specified in this </ins>                            &#10;        <ins>section</ins>                                <ins>65,280,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>25.11    <ins>Subd. 2.</ins><ins><b>State-operated services  forensics </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>program</b></ins>                                          &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>25.13    <ins>(a) Moose Lake facilities</ins>                  <ins>44,580,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>25.14    <ins>To design, construct, furnish, and equip </ins>&#10;25.15    <ins>residential, program, and ancillary facilities </ins>&#10;25.16    <ins>at Moose Lake for the Minnesota sex </ins>&#10;25.17    <ins>offender treatment program.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>25.18    <ins>(b) Moose Lake expansion design</ins>                   <ins>3,200,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>25.19    <ins>To design the second phase of construction of </ins>&#10;25.20    <ins>facilities for expansion of the Minnesota sex </ins>&#10;25.21    <ins>offender treatment program at Moose Lake.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>25.22    <ins>(c) St. Peter</ins>                           <ins>2,500,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>25.23    <ins>To design, construct, and equip a new work, </ins>&#10;25.24    <ins>program, and activity building on the St. </ins>&#10;25.25    <ins>Peter Regional Treatment Center campus.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>25.26    <ins>(d) Statewide security upgrades</ins>                   <ins>2,500,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>25.27    <ins>To provide security upgrades of a capital </ins>&#10;25.28    <ins>nature at Department of Human Services </ins>&#10;25.29    <ins>campuses statewide, including but not </ins>&#10;26.1     <ins>limited to: security fencing, control centers, </ins>&#10;26.2     <ins>electronic monitoring and perimeter security </ins>&#10;26.3     <ins>equipment, electrical distribution systems, </ins>&#10;26.4     <ins>and building security renovations.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>26.5     <ins>Subd. 3.</ins><ins><b>Systemwide redevelopment, reuse, </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>or demolition</b></ins>                           <ins>7,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>26.7     <ins>To demolish surplus, nonfunctional, or </ins>&#10;26.8     <ins>deteriorated facilities and infrastructure </ins>&#10;26.9     <ins>or to renovate surplus, nonfunctional, or </ins>&#10;26.10    <ins>deteriorated facilities and infrastructure at </ins>&#10;26.11    <ins>Department of Human Services campuses </ins>&#10;26.12    <ins>statewide.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>26.13    <ins>Subd. 4.</ins><ins><b>Systemwide roof  renovation and </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>replacement</b></ins>                             <ins>1,500,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>26.15    <ins>For renovation and replacement of roofs  at </ins>&#10;26.16    <ins>Department of Human Services facilities </ins>&#10;26.17    <ins>statewide, to be spent in accordance with </ins>&#10;26.18    <ins>Minnesota Statutes, section 16B.307.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>26.19    <ins>Subd. 5.</ins><ins><b>Systemwide asset  preservation</b></ins>                   <ins>4,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>26.20    <ins>For asset preservation improvements and </ins>&#10;26.21    <ins>betterments of a capital nature at Department </ins>&#10;26.22    <ins>of Human Services facilities statewide, to be </ins>&#10;26.23    <ins>spent in accordance with Minnesota  Statutes, </ins>&#10;26.24    <ins>section 16B.307.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.17.0"></a><rs_table>26.25    Sec. 17. <ins><b>VETERANS HOMES BOARD</b></ins>                             &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>26.26    <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins><ins>To the commissioner of </ins>                            &#10;26.28    <ins>administration for the purposes specified in this </ins>                            &#10;        <ins>section</ins>                                <ins>15,024,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>26.29    <ins>Subd. 2.</ins><ins><b>Asset preservation</b></ins>                      <ins>6,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>26.30    <ins>For asset preservation improvements and </ins>&#10;26.31    <ins>betterments of a capital nature at veterans </ins>&#10;27.1     <ins>homes statewide, to be spent in accordance </ins>&#10;27.2     <ins>with Minnesota Statutes, section 16B.307.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>27.3     <ins>Subd. 3.</ins><ins><b>Minneapolis Veterans Home</b></ins>                            &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>27.4     <ins>(a)</ins><ins> Emergency power</ins>                        <ins>2,457,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>27.5     <ins>To upgrade the emergency power system to </ins>&#10;27.6     <ins>make it code compliant and add emergency </ins>&#10;27.7     <ins>power outlets to Building 17.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>27.8     <ins>(b)</ins><ins> Kitchen expansion and remodeling</ins>                   <ins>5,331,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>27.9     <ins>To design, renovate, construct, furnish, and </ins>&#10;27.10    <ins>equip the food preparation and kitchen space, </ins>&#10;27.11    <ins>and a dining area in the main dining room in </ins>&#10;27.12    <ins>Building 17.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>27.13    <ins>Subd. 4.</ins><ins><b>Luverne Veterans Home</b></ins>                     <ins>599,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>27.14    <ins> To complete the design, construction, </ins>&#10;27.15    <ins>furnishing, and equipping of an addition to </ins>&#10;27.16    <ins>the nursing care facility, to be used as an </ins>&#10;27.17    <ins>Alzheimer's/dementia program, dining, and </ins>&#10;27.18    <ins>wander area.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>27.19    <ins>Subd. 5.</ins><ins><b>Fergus Falls Veterans Home</b></ins>                     <ins>637,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>27.20    <ins>To design a 21-bed special care unit to treat </ins>&#10;27.21    <ins>individuals with Alzheimer's/dementia.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.18.0"></a><rs_table>27.22    Sec. 18. <ins><b>CORRECTIONS</b></ins>                                      &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>27.23    <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins><ins>To the commissioner of </ins>                            &#10;27.25    <ins>administration for the purposes specified in this </ins>                            &#10;        <ins>section</ins>                                <ins>70,364,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>27.26    <ins>Subd. 2.</ins><ins><b>Minnesota Correctional  Facility - </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>Faribault, Phase 2</b></ins>                     <ins>27,993,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>27.28    <ins>To design, construct, furnish, and equip an </ins>&#10;27.29    <ins>expansion at the Minnesota Correctional </ins>&#10;28.1     <ins>Facility - Faribault, to include, but not be </ins>&#10;28.2     <ins>limited to, one new 416-bed, double-bunked, </ins>&#10;28.3     <ins>wet-celled lockable living unit; renovation of </ins>&#10;28.4     <ins>an existing living unit into a long-term care </ins>&#10;28.5     <ins>housing unit; additional programming space; </ins>&#10;28.6     <ins>and demolition of one vacated unit.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>28.7     <ins>Subd.  3.</ins><ins><b>Minnesota Correctional Facility - </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>Stillwater, Phase 2</b></ins>                    <ins>19,580,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>28.9     <ins>To complete design, construct, furnish, and </ins>&#10;28.10    <ins>equip a new 150-bed segregation unit.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>28.11    <ins>Subd.  4.</ins><ins><b>Minnesota Correctional Facility - </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>Shakopee</b></ins>                                         &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>28.13    <ins>(a)</ins><ins> Facility expansion</ins>                     <ins>5,375,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>28.14    <ins>To design, construct, furnish, and equip a </ins>&#10;28.15    <ins>92-bed expansion.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>28.16    <ins>(b)</ins><ins> Security fence</ins>                         <ins>4,922,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>28.17    <ins>To design, construct, and equip a security </ins>&#10;28.18    <ins>fence around the facility, to include, but </ins>&#10;28.19    <ins>not be limited to, a 12-foot high outside </ins>&#10;28.20    <ins>fence with cameras, video motion detection </ins>&#10;28.21    <ins>equipment, and perimeter lighting.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>28.22    <ins>Subd.  5.</ins><ins><b>Minnesota Correctional Facility - </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>Lino Lakes Medical Building</b></ins>                   <ins>2,494,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>28.24    <ins>To design, renovate, furnish, and equip </ins>&#10;28.25    <ins>the southeast portion of the B building to </ins>&#10;28.26    <ins>provide consolidated health, dental, and </ins>&#10;28.27    <ins>psychological services to offenders at the </ins>&#10;28.28    <ins>facility. </ins>&#10;<rs_table>28.29    <ins>Subd. 6.</ins><ins><b>Asset preservation</b></ins>                     <ins>10,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>28.30    <ins>For improvements and betterments of a </ins>&#10;28.31    <ins>capital nature at Minnesota correctional </ins>&#10;29.1     <ins>facilities statewide, in accordance with </ins>&#10;29.2     <ins>Minnesota Statutes, section 16B.307.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.19.0"></a><rs_table>29.3     Sec. 19. <ins><b>EMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMIC </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>DEVELOPMENT</b></ins>                                      &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>29.5     <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins><ins>To the commissioner of </ins>                            &#10;29.7     <ins>employment and economic development or </ins>                            &#10;29.8     <ins>other named agency for the purposes specified </ins>                            &#10;        <ins>in this section</ins>                        <ins>85,200,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>29.9     <ins>Subd. 2.</ins><ins><b>State match for federal grants</b></ins>                  <ins>38,800,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>29.10    <ins>(a) To the Public Facilities Authority:</ins>&#10;29.11    <ins>(1) to match federal grants for the water </ins>&#10;29.12    <ins>pollution control revolving fund under </ins>&#10;29.13    <ins>Minnesota Statutes, section  446A.07; and</ins>&#10;29.14    <ins>(2) to match federal grants for the drinking </ins>&#10;29.15    <ins>water revolving fund under Minnesota </ins>&#10;29.16    <ins>Statutes, section 446A.081.</ins>&#10;29.17    <ins>(b) The expenditure and allocation of state </ins>&#10;29.18    <ins>matching money between funds described </ins>&#10;29.19    <ins>in paragraph (a), clauses (1) and (2), must </ins>&#10;29.20    <ins>assure that the matching funds required </ins>&#10;29.21    <ins>for the drinking water revolving fund are </ins>&#10;29.22    <ins>available to match the 2007 and 2008 federal </ins>&#10;29.23    <ins>grants, with the balance to be made available </ins>&#10;29.24    <ins>to the water pollution control revolving fund.</ins>&#10;29.25    <ins>(c) This appropriation must be used for </ins>&#10;29.26    <ins>qualified capital projects.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>29.27    <ins>Subd. 3.</ins><ins><b>Wastewater infrastructure funding </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>program</b></ins>                                <ins>15,300,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>29.29    <ins>(a) To the Public Facilities Authority for </ins>&#10;29.30    <ins>the purposes specified in this subdivision. </ins>&#10;29.31    <ins>$15,000,000 of this appropriation is for </ins>&#10;29.32    <ins>grants and loans to eligible municipalities </ins>&#10;30.1     <ins>under the wastewater infrastructure program </ins>&#10;30.2     <ins>established in Minnesota Statutes, section </ins>&#10;30.3     <ins>446A.072.</ins>&#10;30.4     <ins>To the greatest practical extent, the </ins>&#10;30.5     <ins>authority must use the appropriation for </ins>&#10;30.6     <ins>projects on the 2006 project priority list </ins>&#10;30.7     <ins>for qualified applicants that submit plans </ins>&#10;30.8     <ins>and specifications to the Pollution Control </ins>&#10;30.9     <ins>Agency or receive a funding commitment </ins>&#10;30.10    <ins>from USDA Rural Economic and Community </ins>&#10;30.11    <ins>Development by July 1, 2006. Funds not </ins>&#10;30.12    <ins>reserved for eligible projects by July 1, 2006, </ins>&#10;30.13    <ins>shall, to the greatest practical extent, be used </ins>&#10;30.14    <ins>for projects on the 2007 project priority </ins>&#10;30.15    <ins>list in priority order to qualified applicants </ins>&#10;30.16    <ins>that submit plans and specifications to the </ins>&#10;30.17    <ins>Pollution Control Agency or have received </ins>&#10;30.18    <ins>a funding commitment from USDA Rural </ins>&#10;30.19    <ins>Economic and Community Development by </ins>&#10;30.20    <ins>December 31, 2007.</ins>&#10;30.21    <ins>$300,000 of this appropriation is from </ins>&#10;30.22    <ins>the general fund and is to implement the </ins>&#10;30.23    <ins>wastewater infrastructure program.</ins>&#10;30.24    <ins>(b) The grants listed in this paragraph are </ins>&#10;30.25    <ins>not subject to the 2006 and 2007 project </ins>&#10;30.26    <ins>priority lists, nor to the limitations on grant </ins>&#10;30.27    <ins>amounts set forth in Minnesota Statutes, </ins>&#10;30.28    <ins>section 446A.072, subdivision 5a:</ins>&#10;30.29    <ins>$6,500,000 of the appropriation in this </ins>&#10;30.30    <ins>subdivision is for corrective action on </ins>&#10;30.31    <ins>systems built since 2000 with federal </ins>&#10;30.32    <ins>USDA Rural Economic and Community </ins>&#10;30.33    <ins>Development funds or Small Cities </ins>&#10;30.34    <ins>Development program grant funding that </ins>&#10;30.35    <ins>are problematic or failing for the cities </ins>&#10;31.1     <ins>of: Wolf Lake, Donaldson, Strandquist, </ins>&#10;31.2     <ins>Nerstrand, Darfur, Spring Hill, Tamarack, </ins>&#10;31.3     <ins>and Palisade. A grant must not exceed </ins>&#10;31.4     <ins>the amount of federal money used in the </ins>&#10;31.5     <ins>project unless, upon consultation with the </ins>&#10;31.6     <ins>Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, the </ins>&#10;31.7     <ins>consulting engineers, and other reliable </ins>&#10;31.8     <ins>technical experts, the authority determines </ins>&#10;31.9     <ins>the best course of action to correct the </ins>&#10;31.10    <ins>problem would exceed that amount and </ins>&#10;31.11    <ins>that other grant funding is not available. </ins>&#10;31.12    <ins>$500,000 is available for the cities of </ins>&#10;31.13    <ins>Dunnell, Dumont, Henriette, Lewisville, </ins>&#10;31.14    <ins>McGrath, and Ostrander to cover necessary </ins>&#10;31.15    <ins>and appropriate costs over and above the </ins>&#10;31.16    <ins>funds appropriated in Law 2005, chapter 20, </ins>&#10;31.17    <ins>article 1, section 23, subdivision 3.</ins>&#10;31.18    <ins>The appropriation is this paragraph may not </ins>&#10;31.19    <ins>be used to correct problems with wastewater </ins>&#10;31.20    <ins>treatment systems designed by licensed </ins>&#10;31.21    <ins>engineers that were party to any of the </ins>&#10;31.22    <ins>projects named in this paragraph after the </ins>&#10;31.23    <ins>final date of enactment of this provision, </ins>&#10;31.24    <ins>unless such engineers or their firms pay for </ins>&#10;31.25    <ins>the corrective measures or have successfully </ins>&#10;31.26    <ins>mediated a settlement for their portion of the </ins>&#10;31.27    <ins>costs.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>31.28    <ins>Subd. 4.</ins><ins><b>Greater Minnesota business </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>development infrastructure grant program</b></ins>                   <ins>7,500,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>31.30    <ins>For grants under Minnesota Statutes, section </ins>&#10;31.31    <ins>116J.431.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>31.32    <ins>Subd. 5.</ins><ins><b>Redevelopment account</b></ins>                  <ins>13,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>31.33    <ins>For purposes of the redevelopment account </ins>&#10;31.34    <ins>under Minnesota Statutes, section 116J.571.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>32.1     <ins>Subd. 6.</ins><ins><b>Bioscience business development </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>public infrastructure grant program</b></ins>                  <ins>10,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>32.3     <ins>For purposes of the Minnesota bioscience </ins>&#10;32.4     <ins>business development public infrastructure </ins>&#10;32.5     <ins>grant program under Minnesota Statutes, </ins>&#10;32.6     <ins>section 116J.435. Of this amount, up to </ins>&#10;32.7     <ins>$8,000,000 is for a grant to the city of </ins>&#10;32.8     <ins>Rochester.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>32.9     <ins>Subd.  7.</ins><ins><b>Workforce Center renovations</b></ins>                     <ins>600,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>32.10    <ins>For renovation of the Workforce Center in </ins>&#10;32.11    <ins>North Minneapolis. Renovations include </ins>&#10;32.12    <ins>exterior sheathing, mold remediation, </ins>&#10;32.13    <ins>electrical service upgrades, window </ins>&#10;32.14    <ins>replacement, overhead sprinklers, alley </ins>&#10;32.15    <ins>drainage, ADA compliance costs, and other </ins>&#10;32.16    <ins>costs necessary to repair water damage.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.20.0"></a><rs_table>32.17    Sec. 20. <ins><b>HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY</b></ins>                            &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>32.18    <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins><ins>To the commissioner of the </ins>                            &#10;32.20    <ins>Housing Finance Agency for the purposes </ins>                            &#10;        <ins>specified in this section</ins>                  <ins>25,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>32.21    <ins>Subd. 2.</ins><ins><b>Supportive housing for long-term </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>homeless</b></ins>                               <ins>25,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>32.23    <ins>To the commissioner of the Housing Finance </ins>&#10;32.24    <ins>Agency for loans and grants for  publicly </ins>&#10;32.25    <ins>owned permanent rental housing under </ins>&#10;32.26    <ins>Minnesota Statutes, section 462A.202, </ins>&#10;32.27    <ins>subdivision 3a, for persons who either </ins>&#10;32.28    <ins>have been without a permanent residence </ins>&#10;32.29    <ins>for at least 12 months or on at least four </ins>&#10;32.30    <ins>occasions in the last  three years, or who are </ins>&#10;32.31    <ins>at significant risk of lacking a permanent </ins>&#10;32.32    <ins>residence for at least 12 months or on at least </ins>&#10;33.1     <ins>four  occasions in the last three years. The </ins>&#10;33.2     <ins>housing must provide or coordinate with </ins>&#10;33.3     <ins>linkages to services necessary for  residents </ins>&#10;33.4     <ins>to maintain housing stability and maximize </ins>&#10;33.5     <ins>opportunities for education and employment. </ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.21.0"></a><rs_table>33.6     Sec. 21. <ins><b>MINNESOTA HISTORICAL </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>SOCIETY</b></ins>                                          &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>33.8     <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins><ins>To the Minnesota Historical </ins>                            &#10;        <ins>Society for the purposes specified in this section</ins>                   <ins>6,672,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>33.10    <ins>Subd. 2.</ins><ins><b>Historic sites asset preservation</b></ins>                   <ins>4,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>33.11    <ins>For capital improvements and betterments </ins>&#10;33.12    <ins>at state historic sites, buildings, landscaping </ins>&#10;33.13    <ins>at historic buildings, exhibits, markers, and </ins>&#10;33.14    <ins>monuments, to be spent in accordance with </ins>&#10;33.15    <ins>Minnesota Statutes, section 16B.307. The </ins>&#10;33.16    <ins>society shall determine project priorities as </ins>&#10;33.17    <ins>appropriate based on need.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>33.18    <ins>Subd. 3.</ins><ins><b>Historic Fort Snelling Museum</b></ins>                   <ins>1,100,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>33.19    <ins>To design the restoration and renovation of </ins>&#10;33.20    <ins>the 1904 Cavalry Barracks Building for the </ins>&#10;33.21    <ins>historic Fort Snelling Museum.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>33.22    <ins>Subd. 4.</ins><ins><b>County and local preservation </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>grants</b></ins>                                  <ins>1,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>33.24    <ins>To be allocated to county and local </ins>&#10;33.25    <ins>jurisdictions as matching money for historic </ins>&#10;33.26    <ins>preservation projects of a capital nature. </ins>&#10;33.27    <ins>Grant recipients must be public entities and </ins>&#10;33.28    <ins>must match state funds on at least an equal </ins>&#10;33.29    <ins>basis. The facilities must be publicly owned.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>33.30    <ins>Subd. 5.</ins><ins><b>Minnesota History Center visitor </b></ins>                            &#10;        <ins><b>services upgrades</b></ins>                         <ins>572,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>34.1     <ins>For security upgrades and facility renovations </ins>&#10;34.2     <ins>in the library, and for electrical infrastructure </ins>&#10;34.3     <ins>upgrades.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.22.0"></a><rs_table>34.4     Sec. 22. <ins><b>GRANTS TO POLITICAL </b></ins>                             &#10;        <ins><b>SUBDIVISIONS</b></ins>                                     &#10;</rs_table><rs_table>34.6     <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins><ins>To the commissioner of the </ins>                            &#10;34.8     <ins>agency named in each subdivision for the </ins>                            &#10;        <ins>purposes specified in this section</ins>                  <ins>13,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table><rs_table>34.9     <ins>Subd. 2.</ins><ins><b>Koochiching RECAP</b></ins>                       <ins>1,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>34.10    <ins>To the commissioner of the Pollution Control </ins>&#10;34.11    <ins>Agency for a grant to Koochiching County </ins>&#10;34.12    <ins>to predesign and design a plasma torch </ins>&#10;34.13    <ins>gasification waste-to-energy facility.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>34.14    <ins>Subd. 3.</ins><ins><b>St. Cloud Regional Airport</b></ins>                   <ins>2,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>34.15    <ins>To the commissioner of transportation for a </ins>&#10;34.16    <ins>grant to the city of St. Cloud to acquire land </ins>&#10;34.17    <ins>adjacent to the St. Cloud Regional Airport.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>34.18    <ins>Subd. 4.</ins><ins><b>Economic development</b></ins>                             &#10;</rs_table>34.19    <ins>To the commissioner of employment and </ins>&#10;34.20    <ins>economic development for the purposes </ins>&#10;34.21    <ins>specified in this subdivision</ins>&#10;<rs_table>34.22    <ins>(a)</ins><ins> Itasca County public infrastructure</ins>                   <ins>7,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>34.23    <ins>For a grant to Itasca County to predesign </ins>&#10;34.24    <ins>and design the public infrastructure at the </ins>&#10;34.25    <ins>shared location of the proposed Mesaba </ins>&#10;34.26    <ins>energy project power plant and the proposed </ins>&#10;34.27    <ins>steel mill. This appropriation is not available </ins>&#10;34.28    <ins>until the commissioner certifies to the </ins>&#10;34.29    <ins>commissioner of finance that the county has </ins>&#10;34.30    <ins>a final commitment in place to develop one </ins>&#10;34.31    <ins>or both of the proposed facilities.</ins>&#10;<rs_table>35.1     <ins>(b)</ins><ins> Bemidji regional event center</ins>                   <ins>3,000,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>35.2     <ins>For a grant to the city of Bemidji for </ins>&#10;35.3     <ins>predesign, design, and land acquisition for a </ins>&#10;35.4     <ins>regional event center.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.23.0"></a><rs_table>35.5     Sec. 23. <ins><b>BOND SALE EXPENSES</b></ins>                        <ins>886,000</ins>&#10;</rs_table>35.6     <ins>To the commissioner of finance for bond sale </ins>&#10;35.7     <ins>expenses under Minnesota Statutes, section </ins>&#10;35.8     <ins>16A.641, subdivision 8.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.24.0"></a><rs_table>35.9     Sec. 24. <ins><b>BOND SALE SCHEDULE</b></ins>                               &#10;</rs_table>35.10    <ins>The commissioner of finance shall schedule </ins>&#10;35.11    <ins>the sale of state general obligation bonds so </ins>&#10;35.12    <ins>that, during the biennium ending June 30, </ins>&#10;35.13    <ins>2007, no more than $781,869,000 will need </ins>&#10;35.14    <ins>to be transferred from the general fund to the </ins>&#10;35.15    <ins>state bond fund to pay principal and interest </ins>&#10;35.16    <ins>due and to become due on outstanding </ins>&#10;35.17    <ins>state general obligation bonds. During </ins>&#10;35.18    <ins>the biennium, before each sale of state </ins>&#10;35.19    <ins>general obligation bonds, the commissioner </ins>&#10;35.20    <ins>of finance shall calculate the amount of </ins>&#10;35.21    <ins>debt service payments needed on bonds </ins>&#10;35.22    <ins>previously issued and shall estimate the </ins>&#10;35.23    <ins>amount of debt service payments that will </ins>&#10;35.24    <ins>be needed on the bonds scheduled to be </ins>&#10;35.25    <ins>sold. The commissioner shall adjust the </ins>&#10;35.26    <ins>amount of bonds scheduled to be sold so as </ins>&#10;35.27    <ins>to remain within the limit set by this section. </ins>&#10;35.28    <ins>The amount needed to make the debt service </ins>&#10;35.29    <ins>payments is appropriated from the general </ins>&#10;35.30    <ins>fund as provided in Minnesota Statutes, </ins>&#10;35.31    <ins>section 16A.641.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.25.0"></a>36.1         Sec. 25. <ins><b>BOND SALE AUTHORIZATION.</b></ins>&#10;36.2         <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins> <ins><b>Bond proceeds fund.</b></ins> <ins>To provide the money appropriated in this act </ins>&#10;36.3     <ins>from the bond proceeds fund, the commissioner of finance shall sell and issue bonds of the </ins>&#10;36.4     <ins>state in an amount up to $855,395,000 in the manner, upon the terms, and with the effect </ins>&#10;36.5     <ins>prescribed by Minnesota Statutes, sections 16A.631 to 16A.675, and by the Minnesota </ins>&#10;36.6     <ins>Constitution, article XI, sections 4 to 7.</ins>&#10;36.7         <ins>Subd. 2.</ins> <ins><b>Maximum effort school loan fund.</b></ins> <ins>To provide the money appropriated in </ins>&#10;36.8     <ins>this act from the maximum effort school loan fund, the commissioner of finance shall sell </ins>&#10;36.9     <ins>and issue bonds of the state in an amount up to $10,000,000 in the manner,  upon the terms, </ins>&#10;36.10    <ins>and with the effect prescribed by Minnesota Statutes, sections 16A.631 to 16A.675, and by </ins>&#10;36.11    <ins>the Minnesota Constitution, article XI, sections 4 to 7. The proceeds of the bonds, except </ins>&#10;36.12    <ins>accrued interest and any premium received on the sale of the bonds, must be credited to a </ins>&#10;36.13    <ins>bond proceeds account in the maximum effort school loan fund.</ins>&#10;36.14        <ins>Subd. 3.</ins> <ins><b>Transportation fund bond proceeds account.</b></ins> <ins>To provide the money </ins>&#10;36.15    <ins>appropriated in this act from the state transportation fund, the commissioner of finance </ins>&#10;36.16    <ins>shall sell and issue bonds of the state in an amount up to $35,370,000 in the manner, upon </ins>&#10;36.17    <ins>the terms, and with the effect prescribed by Minnesota Statutes, sections 16A.631 to </ins>&#10;36.18    <ins>16A.675, and by the  Minnesota Constitution, article XI, sections 4 to 7. The proceeds of </ins>&#10;36.19    <ins>the bonds, except accrued interest and any premium received on the sale of the bonds, </ins>&#10;36.20    <ins>must be credited to a bond proceeds account in the state transportation fund.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.26.0"></a>36.21        Sec. 26. Minnesota Statutes 2004, section 16A.11, subdivision 1, is amended to read:&#10;36.22        Subdivision 1. <b>When.</b> The governor shall submit a three-part budget to the &#10;36.23    legislature. Parts one and two, the budget message and detailed operating budget, must be &#10;36.24    submitted by the fourth Tuesday in January in each odd-numbered year. However, in a &#10;36.25    year following the election of a governor who had not been governor the previous year, &#10;36.26    parts one and two must be submitted by the third Tuesday in February. Part three, the &#10;36.27    detailed recommendations as to capital expenditure, must be submitted as follows: agency &#10;36.28    capital budget requests by <del>July 1</del><ins> August 15</ins> of each odd-numbered year, and governor's &#10;36.29    recommendations by January 15 of each even-numbered year. Detailed recommendations &#10;36.30    as to information technology expenditure must be submitted as part of the detailed &#10;36.31    operating budget. Information technology recommendations must include projects to be &#10;36.32    funded during the next biennium and planning estimates for an additional two bienniums. &#10;36.33    Information technology recommendations must specify purposes of the funding such as &#10;36.34    infrastructure, hardware, software, or training.&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.27.0"></a>37.1         Sec. 27. Minnesota Statutes 2004, section 16A.86, subdivision 2, is amended to read:&#10;37.2         Subd. 2. <b>Budget request.</b> A political subdivision that requests an appropriation of &#10;37.3     state money for a local capital improvement project is encouraged to submit <del>a preliminary</del><ins> </ins>&#10;37.4     <ins>the</ins> request to the commissioner of finance by <del>June</del><ins> July</ins> 15 of an odd-numbered year to &#10;37.5     ensure its full consideration. <del>The final request must be submitted by November 1.</del> The &#10;37.6     requests must be submitted in the form and with the supporting documentation required &#10;37.7     by the commissioner of finance. All requests timely received by the commissioner must &#10;37.8     be forwarded to the legislature, along with agency requests, by the deadline established &#10;37.9     in section  16A.11, subdivision 1. &#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.28.0"></a>37.10        Sec. 28. Minnesota Statutes 2004, section 16A.86, subdivision 4, is amended to read:&#10;37.11        Subd. 4. <b>Funding.</b> (a) The state share of a project covered by this section must be &#10;37.12    no more than half the total cost of the project, including predesign, design, construction, &#10;37.13    furnishings, and equipment, except as provided in paragraph (b). This subdivision does &#10;37.14    not apply to a project proposed by a school district or other school organization.&#10;37.15    (b) The state share may be more than half the total cost of a project if the project is &#10;37.16    deemed needed as a result of a disaster or to prevent a disaster or is located in a political &#10;37.17    subdivision with a very low average net tax capacity.&#10;37.18    (c) Nothing in this section prevents the governor from recommending, or the &#10;37.19    legislature from considering or funding, projects that do not meet the <del>deadlines</del><ins> deadline</ins> in &#10;37.20    subdivision 2 or the criteria in this subdivision or subdivision 3 when the governor or the &#10;37.21    legislature determines that there is a compelling reason for the recommendation or funding.&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.29.0"></a>37.22        Sec. 29. <ins><b>[16B.307] ASSET PRESERVATION STANDARDS.</b></ins>&#10;37.23    <ins>Article XI, section 5, clause (a), of the Constitution requires that state general </ins>&#10;37.24    <ins>obligation bonds be issued to finance only the acquisition or betterment of public land, </ins>&#10;37.25    <ins>buildings, and other public improvements of a capital nature. Money appropriated for </ins>&#10;37.26    <ins>asset preservation, whether from state bond proceeds or from other revenue, is subject to </ins>&#10;37.27    <ins>the following additional limitations:</ins>&#10;37.28    <ins>(a) An appropriation for asset preservation may not be used to acquire new land nor </ins>&#10;37.29    <ins>to acquire or construct new buildings, additions to buildings, or major new improvements.</ins>&#10;37.30    <ins>(b) An appropriation for asset preservation may be used only for a capital </ins>&#10;37.31    <ins>expenditure on a capital asset previously owned by the state, within the meaning of </ins>&#10;37.32    <ins>generally accepted accounting principles as applied to public expenditures. The legislature </ins>&#10;37.33    <ins>assumes that many projects for preservation and replacement of portions of existing </ins>&#10;37.34    <ins>capital assets will constitute betterments and capital improvements within the meaning of </ins>&#10;38.1     <ins>the Constitution and capital expenditures under generally accepted accounting principles, </ins>&#10;38.2     <ins>and will be financed more efficiently and economically under this section than by direct </ins>&#10;38.3     <ins>appropriations for specific projects. </ins>&#10;38.4     <ins>(c) Categories of projects considered likely to be most needed and appropriate for </ins>&#10;38.5     <ins>asset preservation appropriations are the following:</ins>&#10;38.6     <ins>(1) projects to remove life safety hazards, like building code violations or structural </ins>&#10;38.7     <ins>defects;</ins>&#10;38.8     <ins>(2) projects to eliminate or contain hazardous substances like asbestos or lead paint;</ins>&#10;38.9     <ins>(3) major projects to replace or repair roofs, windows, tuckpointing, mechanical or </ins>&#10;38.10    <ins>electrical systems, utility infrastructure, tunnels, and structural members necessary to </ins>&#10;38.11    <ins>preserve the exterior and interior of existing buildings; and</ins>&#10;38.12    <ins>(4) projects to renovate parking structures.</ins>&#10;38.13    <ins>(d) Up to ten percent of an appropriation subject to this section may be used for </ins>&#10;38.14    <ins>design costs for projects eligible to be funded under this section in anticipation of future </ins>&#10;38.15    <ins>asset preservation appropriations.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.30.0"></a>38.16        Sec. 30. Minnesota Statutes 2004, section 86A.05, subdivision 3, is amended to read:&#10;38.17        Subd. 3. <b>State recreation area; purpose; resource and site qualifications; </b>&#10;38.18    <b>administration.</b> (a) A state recreation area shall be established to provide a broad &#10;38.19    selection of outdoor recreation opportunities in a natural setting which may be used by &#10;38.20    large numbers of people.&#10;38.21    (b) No unit shall be authorized as a state recreation area unless its proposed location &#10;38.22    substantially satisfies the following criteria:&#10;38.23    (1) Contains natural or artificial resources which provide outstanding outdoor &#10;38.24    recreational opportunities that will attract visitors from beyond the local area;&#10;38.25    (2) Contains resources which permit intensive recreational use by large numbers &#10;38.26    of people; and&#10;38.27    (3) May be located in areas which have serious deficiencies in public outdoor &#10;38.28    recreation facilities, provided that state recreation areas should not be provided in lieu of &#10;38.29    municipal, county, or regional facilities.&#10;38.30    (c) State recreation areas shall be administered by the commissioner of natural &#10;38.31    resources in a manner which is consistent with the purposes of this subdivision primarily &#10;38.32    to provide as broad a selection of opportunities for outdoor recreation as is consistent &#10;38.33    with maintaining a pleasing natural environment. Scenic, historic, scientific, scarce, &#10;38.34    or disappearing resources within state recreation areas shall be recommended for &#10;38.35    authorization as historic sites or designated scientific and natural areas pursuant to section  &#10;39.1     86A.08 to preserve and protect them. Physical development shall enhance and promote &#10;39.2     the use and enjoyment of the natural recreational resources of the area. &#10;39.3     <ins>(d) The commissioner may acquire and establish an outdoor recreation area for </ins>&#10;39.4     <ins>off-road vehicle use.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.31.0"></a>39.5         Sec. 31. <ins><b>[116J.435] MINNESOTA BIOSCIENCE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT </b></ins>&#10;39.6     <ins><b>PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE GRANT PROGRAM.</b></ins>&#10;39.7         <ins>Subdivision 1.</ins> <ins><b>Creation of account.</b></ins> <ins>A Minnesota bioscience business development </ins>&#10;39.8     <ins>public infrastructure account is created in the bond proceeds fund. Money in the account </ins>&#10;39.9     <ins>may only be used for eligible costs for publicly owned property.</ins>&#10;39.10        <ins>Subd. 2.</ins> <ins><b>Definitions.</b></ins> <ins>For purposes of this section:</ins>&#10;39.11    <ins>(1) "local governmental unit" means any county, city, town, special district, or other </ins>&#10;39.12    <ins>political subdivision or public corporation;</ins>&#10;39.13    <ins>(2) "governing body" means the council, board of commissioners, board of trustees, </ins>&#10;39.14    <ins>or other body charged with governing any local governmental unit; </ins>&#10;39.15    <ins>(3) "public infrastructure" means publicly owned physical infrastructure necessary </ins>&#10;39.16    <ins>to support bioscience business development activities, including, but not limited to, </ins>&#10;39.17    <ins>wastewater collection and treatment, drinking water, storm sewers, utility extensions, </ins>&#10;39.18    <ins>telecommunications infrastructure, streets, roads, bridges, parking ramps, facilities that </ins>&#10;39.19    <ins>support basic science and clinical research, and research infrastructure; and </ins>&#10;39.20    <ins>(4) "eligible project" means a public infrastructure project for which a local </ins>&#10;39.21    <ins>governmental unit may be eligible to receive a grant under this section, including: </ins>&#10;39.22    <ins>manufacturing; technology; warehousing and distribution; research and development; </ins>&#10;39.23    <ins>bioscience business incubator; agricultural bioprocessing; or industrial, office, or research </ins>&#10;39.24    <ins>park development that would be used by a bioscience-based business.</ins>&#10;39.25        <ins>Subd. 3.</ins> <ins><b>Grant program established.</b></ins> <ins>(a) The commissioner shall make </ins>&#10;39.26    <ins>competitive grants to local governmental units to provide for up to 50 percent of the </ins>&#10;39.27    <ins>capital costs of public infrastructure necessary for an eligible bioscience business </ins>&#10;39.28    <ins>infrastructure development. The local governmental unit receiving a grant must provide </ins>&#10;39.29    <ins>for the remainder of the public infrastructure costs, either in cash or in kind. In-kind </ins>&#10;39.30    <ins>contributions may include the value of site preparation other than the public infrastructure </ins>&#10;39.31    <ins>needed for the project. </ins>&#10;39.32    <ins>(b) Grants under this program may be made to local governmental units to predesign, </ins>&#10;39.33    <ins>design, acquire, and construct publicly owned infrastructure required to support bioscience </ins>&#10;39.34    <ins>development activity in this state.</ins>&#10;40.1     <ins>(c) The purpose of the program is to keep or enhance jobs in the area, increase the </ins>&#10;40.2     <ins>tax base, or to expand or create new economic development through the growth of new </ins>&#10;40.3     <ins>bioscience businesses and organizations.</ins>&#10;40.4         <ins>Subd. 4.</ins> <ins><b>Application.</b></ins> <ins>(a) The commissioner must develop forms and procedures </ins>&#10;40.5     <ins>for soliciting and reviewing applications for grants under this section. At a minimum, a </ins>&#10;40.6     <ins>local governmental unit must include the following information in its application:</ins>&#10;40.7     <ins> (1) a resolution of its governing body certifying that the required local match is </ins>&#10;40.8     <ins>available and committed; </ins>&#10;40.9     <ins>(2) a detailed estimate, along with necessary supporting evidence, of the total </ins>&#10;40.10    <ins>development costs for the site;</ins>&#10;40.11    <ins>(3) an assessment of the potential or likely use of the site for bioscience activities </ins>&#10;40.12    <ins>after completion of the project; </ins>&#10;40.13    <ins>(4) a timeline indicating the major milestones of the project and their anticipated </ins>&#10;40.14    <ins>completion dates; </ins>&#10;40.15    <ins>(5) a commitment from the governing body to repay the grant if the milestones are </ins>&#10;40.16    <ins>not realized by the completion date identified in clause (4); and </ins>&#10;40.17    <ins>(6) any additional information or material the commissioner prescribes.</ins>&#10;40.18    <ins>(b) The determination of whether to make a grant for a project is within the discretion </ins>&#10;40.19    <ins>of the commissioner, subject to this section. The commissioner's decisions and application </ins>&#10;40.20    <ins>of the priorities are not subject to judicial review, except for abuse of discretion. </ins>&#10;40.21        <ins>Subd. 5.</ins> <ins><b>Priorities.</b></ins> <ins>(a) If applications for grants exceed the available appropriations, </ins>&#10;40.22    <ins>grants shall be made for projects that, in the commissioner's judgment, provide the </ins>&#10;40.23    <ins>highest return in public benefits for the public costs incurred. "Public benefits" include </ins>&#10;40.24    <ins>job creation, environmental benefits to the state and region, efficient use of public </ins>&#10;40.25    <ins>transportation, efficient use of existing infrastructure, provision of affordable housing, </ins>&#10;40.26    <ins>multiuse development that constitutes community rebuilding rather than single-use </ins>&#10;40.27    <ins>development, crime reduction, blight reduction, community stabilization, and property tax </ins>&#10;40.28    <ins>base maintenance or improvement. In making this judgment, the commissioner shall give </ins>&#10;40.29    <ins>priority to projects with one or more of the following characteristics:</ins>&#10;40.30    <ins>(1) the potential of the local government unit to attract viable bioscience businesses; </ins>&#10;40.31    <ins>(2) proximity to public transit if located in a metropolitan county, as defined in </ins>&#10;40.32    <ins>section 473.121, subdivision 4; </ins>&#10;40.33    <ins>(3) multijurisdictional projects that take into account the need for affordable housing, </ins>&#10;40.34    <ins>transportation, and environmental impact; </ins>&#10;40.35    <ins>(4) the project is not relocating substantially the same operation from another </ins>&#10;40.36    <ins>location in the state, unless the commissioner determines the project cannot be reasonably </ins>&#10;41.1     <ins>accommodated within the local governmental unit in which the business is currently </ins>&#10;41.2     <ins>located, or the business would otherwise relocate to another state or country; and </ins>&#10;41.3     <ins>(5) the number of jobs that will be created. </ins>&#10;41.4     <ins>(b) The factors in paragraph (a) are not listed in a rank order of priority; rather, the </ins>&#10;41.5     <ins>commissioner may weigh each factor, depending upon the facts and circumstances, as </ins>&#10;41.6     <ins>the commissioner considers appropriate. </ins>&#10;41.7         <ins>Subd. 6.</ins> <ins><b>Local match requirement.</b></ins> <ins>In order to qualify for a grant under </ins>&#10;41.8     <ins>this section, the local governmental unit must pay for at least one-half of the public </ins>&#10;41.9     <ins>infrastructure costs as a local match. The local governmental unit shall pay an amount </ins>&#10;41.10    <ins>of the project costs equal to at least 50 percent of the development project from the </ins>&#10;41.11    <ins>municipality's general fund; a special property tax levy for that purpose; tax increments; </ins>&#10;41.12    <ins>regional, state, or federal money available for the economic development; or any other </ins>&#10;41.13    <ins>money available to the local governmental unit.</ins>&#10;41.14        <ins>Subd. 7.</ins> <ins><b>Cancellation of grant.</b></ins> <ins>If a grant is awarded to a local governmental unit </ins>&#10;41.15    <ins>and funds are not encumbered for the grant within four years after the award date, the </ins>&#10;41.16    <ins>grant must be canceled. </ins>&#10;41.17        <ins>Subd. 8.</ins> <ins><b>Repayment of grant.</b></ins> <ins>If a project funded with a grant awarded under this </ins>&#10;41.18    <ins>section is completed, and after five years from the date of the last grant payment the </ins>&#10;41.19    <ins>site is not occupied by a bioscience business, the grant recipient must repay the amount </ins>&#10;41.20    <ins>of the grant funds received. The commissioner must deposit all money received under </ins>&#10;41.21    <ins>this subdivision into the debt service fund.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.32.0"></a>41.22        Sec. 32. Laws 2005, chapter 20, article 1, section 7, subdivision 14, is amended to read:&#10;41.23     &#10;<rs_table>41.24    Subd.  14.<b>State trail development</b>                   7,910,000&#10;</rs_table>41.25     &#10;41.26    To acquire land for and to develop and  &#10;41.27    rehabilitate state trails as specified  in &#10;41.28    Minnesota Statutes, section 85.015.  &#10;41.29     &#10;41.30    $1,500,000 is for the Blazing Star  Trail.  &#10;41.31     &#10;41.32    $435,000 is for a segment of the  Blufflands &#10;41.33    Trail, from Preston to  Forestville.  &#10;41.34     &#10;42.1     $200,000 is for a segment of the  Blufflands &#10;42.2     Trail, from Chester Woods  County Park &#10;42.3     to the city limits of  Rochester in Olmsted &#10;42.4     County, primarily  for nonmotorized riding &#10;42.5     and hiking.  &#10;42.6      &#10;42.7     $400,000 is for the Douglas Trail.  &#10;42.8      &#10;42.9     $400,000 is for the Gateway Trail.  &#10;42.10     &#10;42.11    $725,000 is for the Gitchi Gami Trail.  &#10;42.12     &#10;42.13    $500,000 is for the Glacial Lakes Trail.  &#10;42.14     &#10;42.15    $200,000 is for the Goodhue Pioneer  Trail.  &#10;42.16     &#10;42.17    $300,000 is for the Heartland Trail.  &#10;42.18     &#10;42.19    $300,000 is for the Mill Towns Trail.  &#10;42.20     &#10;42.21    $100,000 is for the Minnesota River  Trail.  &#10;42.22     &#10;42.23    $2,400,000 is for the Paul Bunyan  Trail:  &#10;42.24    <del>$1,500,000</del><ins> $320,000</ins> is for an extension  &#10;42.25    across Excelsior Road in the city of  Baxter to &#10;42.26    connect with the Oberstar  Tunnel; $900,000 &#10;42.27    is to acquire  right-of-way in the city of &#10;42.28    Bemidji and  to rehabilitate the trail.  &#10;42.29     &#10;42.30    $450,000 is for the Shooting Star Trail.  &#10;42.31     &#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.33.0"></a>42.32        Sec. 33. Laws 2005, chapter 20, article 1, section 23, subdivision 12, is amended to &#10;42.33    read:&#10;<rs_table>43.1     Subd.  12.<b>Bioscience development </b>                  18,500,000&#10;</rs_table>43.2      &#10;43.3     For grants to political subdivisions to  &#10;43.4     predesign, design, construct, furnish,  and &#10;43.5     equip publicly owned infrastructure  required &#10;43.6     to support bioscience  development in this &#10;43.7     state.  &#10;43.8      &#10;43.9     $2,500,000 is for a grant to the city  of &#10;43.10    Worthington. <ins> $2,000,000 is for bioscience </ins>&#10;43.11    <ins>business development public infrastructure </ins>&#10;43.12    <ins>grants under Minnesota Statutes, section </ins>&#10;43.13    <ins>116J.435.</ins> &#10;43.14     &#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.34.0"></a>43.15        Sec. 34. <ins><b>CANCELLATIONS.</b></ins>&#10;43.16    <ins>$3,259,000 of the appropriation in Laws 2005, chapter 20, section 20, subdivision </ins>&#10;43.17    <ins>2, for design of a facility at the St. Peter Regional Treatment Center is canceled. The </ins>&#10;43.18    <ins>bond sale authorized in Laws 2005, chapter 20, section 28, subdivision 1, is reduced </ins>&#10;43.19    <ins>by $3,259,000.</ins>&#10;&#10;<a id="go.0.35.0"></a>43.20        Sec. 35. <ins><b>EFFECTIVE DATE.</b></ins>&#10;43.21    <ins>This act is effective the day following final enactment. </ins>&#10;