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8:30 a.m. - (live) House Environment and Natural Resources Finance Division
Agenda: HF3257 (Hansen) Anoka, Carver, Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey, Scott, and Washington; use of the clean water legacy account authorized to support local inflow and infiltration reduction programs, and money appropriated; HF3502 (Wagenius) Metropolitan area groundwater monitoring account and fee established, and money appropriated; HF1734 (Lanning) Basin board establishment and taxing authority authorized. (There will be time for member discussion and public testimony on the delete all amendment to HF3502. the Environment Finance Division’s clean water recommendations, in the morning. The Division will reconvene at 6 p.m. to take up amendments and pass the bill.)

10:30 a.m. - (live) House floor session

1 p.m. - (live) House Higher Education and Workforce Development Finance and Policy Division
Agenda: HF737 (Rukavina) Rehabilitation counselors for the blind certification provided; HF3616 (Newton) Waiver of overdue payments provided; HF3533 (Rukavina) Joint powers agreements may not circumvent or impinge upon the rights of employees covered by certain collective bargaining agreements; HF3629 (Poppe) Minnesota State Colleges and Universities reorganized, salaries adjusted, central office established, and age increased for free classes.

2:45 p.m. - (live) House State Government Finance Division
Agenda: HF2577 (Carlson) Legislators allowed to call a special session, and constitutional amendment proposed; HF2755 (Swails) Voting equipment and vote-counting equipment grant funding provided, grant terms and procedures specified, and money appropriated; HF2690 (Sertich) Executive agency appropriations required to include proportionate reductions in expenditures on contracts, and requirements provided during periods of projected deficits; HF2758 (Lillie) Labor agreements and compensation plans ratified; HF2815 (Bly) Fiscal note requirements modified; HF2866 (Carlson) Executive branch authority modified to reduce unexpended allotments; HF3073 (Carlson) Amount of agency deposit receipts made technical changes, and use of fees clarified in the combined charities campaign; HF3205 (Mahoney) Preference created for community banks and credit unions for the state's general revenue account, state depository accounts required to be held in community banks or credit unions, and a study required of possible further use of community banks and credit unions by the state and municipalities; HF3589 (Kath) Contracts for professional or technical services reporting threshold reduced.

4:30 p.m. - (live) House Transportation Finance and Policy Division
Agenda: HF3310 (Hilstrom) State Patrol tax compliance and vehicle crimes investigations funding provided, and money appropriated; HF2848 (Hortman) Traffic fines and forfeited bail money allocations modified; HF3029 (Hortman) Large vehicle movement on public streets and highways governing provisions modified; HF605 (Hortman) Transportation Department management, priorities, research, and planning provisions modified; HF3524 (Lieder) Authorization and discontinuance of special plates governing provisions modified; HF3576 (Lieder) Transportation economic development assistance program established, accounts and appropriating funds established, petroleum tank release cleanup fee amended, and legislative reporting required; HF1718 (Clark) Driver's license application procedures and requirements modified; HF3506 (Swails) Washington County; portion of fines and civil penalties imposed for excessive weight violations in Washington County allocated to Washington County.