REVISOR JSK/CH MEM

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1 1.1 ARTICLE MISCELLANEOUS 1.3 Section 1. Explanation. 1.4 This amendment removes a reference to a repealed section. Minnesota Statutes, section B.935, was repealed by Laws 2014, chapter 157, article 1, section Sec. 2. Explanation. 1.7 This amendment corrects a grammatical error found in Laws 2018, chapter 119, relating 1.8 to campaign finance. Specifically, the amendment removes a redundant word. 1.9 Sec. 3. Explanation This amendment corrects a typographical error found in Laws 2018, chapter 119, relating 1.11 to campaign finance. Specifically, the amendment adds a missing word Sec. 4. Explanation This amendment corrects several typographical errors found in Laws 2018, chapter 119, 1.14 relating to campaign finance. Specifically, the amendments correct an incorrect word choice 1.15 and several incomplete cross-references Sec. 5. Explanation This amendment corrects a citation error. The body of text is a clause, not a paragraph Sec. 6. Explanation This amendment makes a conforming name change to the Nationwide Multistate 1.20 Licensing System and Registry consistent with, but not included in, the revisor's instruction 1.21 in Laws 2018, chapter 104, section Sec. 7. Explanation The revisor of statutes is required by Laws 1999, chapter 227, section 22, to locate 1.24 references to data practices laws codified outside Minnesota Statutes, chapter 13, adjacent 1.25 to their particular service area codified in Minnesota Statutes, chapter 13. This amendment 1.26 adds a reference in Minnesota Statutes, section , to a workers' compensation provision 1.27 codified in Minnesota Statutes, section , as added by Laws 2018, chapter 185, 1.28 article 1, section 4. Article 1 Sec. 7. 1

2 2.1 Sec. 8. Explanation. 2.2 This amendment corrects a citation error in an internal reference. 2.3 Sec. 9. Explanation. 2.4 This amendment removes a reference to an expired section. Minnesota Statutes, section , expired June 30, 2018, pursuant to Laws 2011, chapter 24, section 1, subdivision Sec. 10. Explanation. 2.7 This amendment corrects an erroneous cross-reference as a result of changing paragraph 2.8 numbering to paragraph lettering in Minnesota Statutes Sec. 11. Explanation Laws 2009, chapter 131, section 12, created an Advisory Committee for Technology 2.11 Standards for Accessibility and Usability that expired on June 30, This amendment 2.12 removes a reference to the expired advisory committee Sec. 12. Explanation Laws 2009, chapter 131, section 12, created an Advisory Committee for Technology 2.15 Standards for Accessibility and Usability that expired on June 30, This amendment 2.16 removes the reference to the expired advisory committee Sec. 13. Explanation This amendment corrects a drafting error to conform the text within the subdivision Sec. 14. Explanation This amendment corrects the form of citation in a cross-reference to Minnesota Rules Sec. 15. Explanation This amendment corrects a citation error in an internal reference Sec. 16. Explanation This amendment corrects a reference to a repealed subdivision. Minnesota Statutes, 2.25 section 60A.12, subdivision 2, was repealed by Laws 1991, chapter 325, article 8, section Article 1 Sec

3 3.1 Sec. 17. Explanation. 3.2 This amendment completes an internal reference. 3.3 Sec. 18. Explanation. 3.4 This amendment corrects an erroneous range reference. The experience rating plans 3.5 approved by the commissioner of commerce are located in Minnesota Rules, chapter 2705, 3.6 not chapter Sec. 19. Explanation. 3.8 This amendment deletes an expired paragraph. 3.9 Sec. 20. Explanation This amendment corrects a range reference. Minnesota Statutes, section 18G.15, does 3.11 not exist. The correct citation should be to Minnesota Statutes, section 18G Sec. 21. Explanation This amendment corrects an erroneous reference resulting from relettering the paragraphs 3.14 in Minnesota Statutes, section 297A.94. Paragraph (h), not paragraph (e), now relates to 3.15 deposits to the game and fish fund Sec. 22. Explanation Minnesota Statutes, section 97B.621, subdivision 1, was repealed by Laws 2014, chapter , section 70, making the reference in this section obsolete Sec. 23. Explanation Minnesota Statutes, section 97C.505, subdivision 4, was repealed by Laws 1995, First 3.21 Special Session chapter 1, section 48, making the reference in this section obsolete Sec. 24. Explanation This amendment corrects a grammatical error Sec. 25. Explanation This amendment corrects a grammatical error. Article 1 Sec

4 4.1 Sec. 26. Explanation. 4.2 This amendment corrects a grammatical error. The plural pronoun was incorrectly used 4.3 to refer to the singular noun. 4.4 Sec. 27. Explanation. 4.5 This amendment corrects a grammatical error. 4.6 Sec. 28. Explanation. 4.7 This amendment corrects a grammatical error. A singular pronoun was used to refer to 4.8 a plural noun. 4.9 Sec. 29. Explanation This amendment corrects a grammatical error. A plural pronoun was used to refer to 4.11 singular nouns Sec. 30. Explanation Minnesota Statutes, section 103A.43, paragraph (d), was stricken by Laws 2008, chapter , article 5, section 15, making the reference in this section obsolete Sec. 31. Explanation This amendment corrects an erroneous reference to the Commission Serving Deaf and 4.17 Hard-of-Hearing People. The reference should be to the Commission of the Deaf, DeafBlind, 4.18 and Hard of Hearing as it is in Minnesota Statutes, section 256C.28, which created the 4.19 commission Sec. 32. Explanation This amendment corrects citation errors Sec. 33. Explanation This amendment removes obsolete language. Minnesota Statutes, section 126C.13, 4.24 subdivision 3b, was repealed by Laws 2015, First Special Session chapter 3, article 1, section Article 1 Sec

5 5.1 Sec. 34. Explanation. 5.2 This amendment removes obsolete language. Minnesota Statutes, section 123B.591, 5.3 was repealed by Laws 2015, First Special Session chapter 3, article 6, section 14. This 5.4 paragraph referred to the repealed section and is now unnecessary. 5.5 Sec. 35. Explanation. 5.6 This amendment removes obsolete language. Minnesota Statutes, section 123B.591, 5.7 was repealed by Laws 2015, First Special Session chapter 3, article 6, section 14. This 5.8 paragraph referred to the repealed section and is now unnecessary. 5.9 Sec. 36. Explanation This amendment removes an obsolete cross-reference and replaces it with the correct 5.11 one. Minnesota Statutes, section 122A.245, subdivision 2, relating to alternative teacher 5.12 preparation program requirements, was repealed in Laws 2017, First Special Session chapter , article 3, section 36, and replaced by Minnesota Statutes, section 122A.2451, subdivision Sec. 37. Explanation This amendment clarifies an internal reference Sec. 38. Explanation This amendment clarifies an internal reference Sec. 39. Explanation This amendment clarifies an internal reference Sec. 40. Explanation This amendment removes references to subdivisions repealed in Laws 2011, chapter 22, 5.23 article 1, section Sec. 41. Explanation This amendment removes an internal reference to a repealed subdivision. Minnesota 5.26 Statutes, section , subdivision 3, was repealed by Laws 1982, chapter 591, section Article 1 Sec

6 6.1 Sec. 42. Explanation. 6.2 This amendment corrects a cross-reference. There is no paragraph (a) in Minnesota 6.3 Statutes, section 146A.01, subdivision Sec. 43. Explanation. 6.5 This amendment corrects a cross-reference. The clauses cited are contained in Minnesota 6.6 Statutes, section 146B.05, subdivision Sec. 44. Explanation. 6.8 This amendment removes obsolete language. The effective date specified in the text has 6.9 passed and the section is now effective. The Board of Medical Practice was consulted in 6.10 the preparation of this amendment Sec. 45. Explanation This amendment makes a grammatical change for readability. The Board of Medical 6.13 Practice was consulted in the preparation of this amendment Sec. 46. Explanation This amendment corrects an obsolete reference. The Board of Occupational Therapy 6.16 Practice was established in 2017 and occupational therapists and occupational therapy 6.17 assistants are now licensed by the board, not the commissioner. These references were not 6.18 updated when the board was established and they are now obsolete. The Board of 6.19 Occupational Therapy Practice was consulted in the preparation of this amendment Sec. 47. Explanation This amendment corrects an obsolete reference. The Board of Occupational Therapy 6.22 Practice was established in 2017 and occupational therapists and occupational therapy 6.23 assistants are now licensed by the board, not the commissioner. These references were not 6.24 updated when the board was established and they are now obsolete. The Board of 6.25 Occupational Therapy Practice was consulted in the preparation of this amendment Sec. 48. Explanation This amendment removes obsolete language. This application requirement related to 6.28 the physical agent modalities requirements in section , which was repealed in Article 1 Sec

7 7.1 The Board of Occupational Therapy Practice was consulted in the preparation of this 7.2 amendment. 7.3 Sec. 49. Explanation. 7.4 This amendment corrects an erroneous internal reference. Paragraph (f) was stricken by 7.5 amendment in 2006 and the information contained in it is now in paragraph (d). The Board 7.6 of Occupational Therapy Practice was consulted in the preparation of this amendment. 7.7 Sec. 50. Explanation. 7.8 This amendment removes obsolete language. The Occupational Therapy Practitioners 7.9 Advisory Council was abolished in 2017 and these references to the advisory council are 7.10 now obsolete. The Board of Occupational Therapy Practice was consulted in the preparation 7.11 of this amendment Sec. 51. Explanation This amendment makes a grammatical change for readability. The Board of Medical 7.14 Practice was consulted in the preparation of this amendment Sec. 52. Explanation This amendment corrects an incomplete cross-reference Sec. 53. Explanation This amendment removes obsolete language. January 1, 2013, has passed and this section 7.19 is now effective Sec. 54. Explanation This amendment corrects an erroneous cross-reference. The Drug Formulary Committee 7.22 is established under Minnesota Statutes, section 256B.0625, subdivision 13c, not subdivision Sec. 55. Explanation This amendment corrects an obsolete reference. Minnesota Rules, part , was 7.26 repealed as published in the State Register at 41 SR 305. Article 1 Sec

8 8.1 Sec. 56. Explanation. 8.2 This amendment corrects an internal reference. There is no clause (ii) in paragraph (a). 8.3 Sec. 57. Explanation. 8.4 This amendment removes obsolete language relating only to vehicle traffic on the 8.5 Stillwater lift bridge. The Stillwater lift bridge has been permanently closed to vehicle 8.6 traffic, and Trunk Highway 36 has been rerouted to cross the St. Croix River on a new 8.7 bridge outside downtown Stillwater. 8.8 Sec. 58. Explanation. 8.9 This amendment removes an obsolete reference that is deleted in section 57 of this article Sec. 59. Explanation This amendment removes a reference to an expired paragraph Sec. 60. Explanation This amendment removes obsolete language. The stricken language relates to a onetime 8.14 rate increase that occurred on October 1, 2008, and a rule that was repealed in the State 8.15 Register at 43 SR Sec. 61. Explanation The commissioner of health is no longer the regulator for occupational therapy 8.18 practitioners since the Board of Occupational Therapy Practice was created in 2017 in 8.19 Minnesota Statutes, section This amendment removes occupational therapy 8.20 practitioners to conform with Minnesota Statutes, section Sec. 62. Explanation The commissioner of health is no longer the regulator for occupational therapy 8.23 practitioners since the Board of Occupational Therapy Practice was created in 2017 in 8.24 Minnesota Statutes, section This amendment removes occupational therapy 8.25 practitioners to conform with Minnesota Statutes, section Sec. 63. Explanation This amendment removes obsolete language relating to a onetime 2017 report to the 8.28 legislature. Article 1 Sec

9 9.1 Sec. 64. Explanation. 9.2 This amendment corrects an erroneous range reference. Minnesota Rules, part , 9.3 does not exist. 9.4 Sec. 65. Explanation. 9.5 This amendment corrects style and form. 9.6 Sec. 66. Explanation. 9.7 This amendment corrects style and form. 9.8 Sec. 67. Explanation. 9.9 This amendment corrects grammar Sec. 68. Explanation This amendment corrects an erroneous reference. The referenced report is found in 9.12 Minnesota Statutes, section 253D.27, subdivision 4, not Minnesota Statutes, section 253D.30, 9.13 subdivision Sec. 69. Explanation This amendment corrects style and form Sec. 70. Explanation This amendment removes obsolete language. The services described in Minnesota 9.18 Statutes, section 254B.05, subdivision 5, paragraph (b), clauses (2) to (4), received federal 9.19 approval on August 13, Minnesota Rules, part , was repealed by Laws , First Special Session chapter 6, article 8, section Sec. 71. Explanation This amendment corrects an incomplete cross-reference. Paragraph (c) is contained in 9.23 Minnesota Statutes, section 245G.05, subdivision Sec. 72. Explanation This amendment corrects grammar. Article 1 Sec

10 10.1 Sec. 73. Explanation This amendment corrects grammar Sec. 74. Explanation This amendment corrects an erroneous internal range reference. The subdivisions in this 10.5 range only go to subdivision 1k. Subdivision 1l does not exist Sec. 75. Explanation This amendment removes obsolete language that applied only until June 30, Sec. 76. Explanation This amendment removes obsolete language relating to a onetime 2017 report to the legislature Sec. 77. Explanation This amendment corrects a range reference Sec. 78. Explanation This amendment corrects a range reference Sec. 79. Explanation This amendment corrects a typographical error Sec. 80. Explanation This amendment corrects an erroneous reference Sec. 81. Explanation This amendment removes a reference to a repealed subdivision. Minnesota Statutes, section 256N.26, subdivision 7, was repealed by Laws 2014, chapter 312, article 25, section Article 1 Sec

11 11.1 Sec. 82. Explanation This amendment removes a reference to a repealed subdivision. Minnesota Statutes, 11.3 section 256N.26, subdivision 7, was repealed by Laws 2014, chapter 312, article 25, section Sec. 83. Explanation This amendment removes a reference to a repealed subdivision. Minnesota Statutes, 11.7 section 256N.26, subdivision 7, was repealed by Laws 2014, chapter 312, article 25, section Sec. 84. Explanation This amendment corrects a range reference. Minnesota Statutes, section was added in 2007 and this range reference was not updated Sec. 85. Explanation This amendment corrects style and form. In editing the 2018 Minnesota Statutes, the last paragraph should have remained a separate paragraph but was erroneously converted into a numbered clause Sec. 86. Explanation This amendment corrects an erroneous internal reference. Minnesota Statutes, section C.139, was recodified in 2012 and a new subdivision 1a was added. In editing the Minnesota Statutes, the subdivisions were renumbered in order but internal cross-references were not updated Sec. 87. Explanation This amendment corrects an erroneous internal reference. Minnesota Statutes, section C.139, was recodified in 2012 and a new subdivision 1a was added. In editing the Minnesota Statutes, the subdivisions were renumbered in order but internal cross-references were not updated Sec. 88. Explanation This amendment updates terminology for the State Lottery consistent with the chapter made by Laws 1991, chapter 233, sections 102 to 105, and with Laws 1991, chapter 233, section 109, subdivision 1, clause (3). Article 1 Sec

12 12.1 Sec. 89. Explanation This amendment removes obsolete language. Minnesota Rules, part , was 12.3 repealed by Laws 2017, First Special Session chapter 1, article 13, section Sec. 90. Explanation This amendment moves a definition from another statute, Minnesota Statutes, section , subdivision 1, where the defined term is not used, to the section where that defined 12.7 term is used Sec. 91. Explanation This amendment corrects an obsolete cross-reference. Laws 2015, chapter 3, article 15, section 3, amended and removed the clauses from section 120B.022, subdivision 1. The elective standard that was contained in clause (2) is the world languages standards Sec. 92. Explanation This amendment removes obsolete language that relates only to years prior to January , Sec. 93. Explanation This amendment removes definition language that is not used in the statute. "Adjusted gross income," not "federal adjusted gross income," is the term used in the section. Section of this article adds the definition to Minnesota Statutes, section , subdivision 2h, where the defined term, "qualified higher education expenses," is used Sec. 94. Explanation This amendment updates an outdated term to modern usage Sec. 95. Explanation This amendment updates an outdated term to modern usage Sec. 96. Explanation This amendment makes a grammatical change and standardizes language that is used in Minnesota Statutes to allow the commissioner of revenue to prescribe forms. The change conforms with the language as used in over 20 other sections of statute. Article 1 Sec

13 13.1 Sec. 97. Explanation This amendment removes obsolete language added by Laws 2017, First Special Session 13.3 chapter 1, article 3, section 21, that expired on March 1, Sec. 98. Explanation This amendment removes obsolete language relating to discounted cigarette stamps The discount was repealed by Laws 2003, chapter 127, article 14, section Sec. 99. Explanation This amendment clarifies cross-references as a result of adding lettered paragraphs in 13.9 Minnesota Statutes, section , subdivision 2, by Laws 2018, chapter 198, section Sec Explanation The terms "division" and "commissioner" are already defined in this chapter in Minnesota Statutes, section 299L.01, subdivision 1. It is unnecessary to define them again here Sec Explanation This amendment corrects an obsolete internal reference. Minnesota Statutes, section , subdivision 3, was repealed by Laws 1987, chapter 336, section Sec Explanation This amendment corrects an erroneous cross-reference. The certificate of authority is referred to in Minnesota Statutes, sections 322C.0802 to 322C Sec Explanation This amendment corrects an erroneous term that is used in statute. Minnesota Statutes, section , relates to domesticating limited partnerships, not domesticated limited liability companies. This amendment makes it clear that a domesticating limited partnership, not a domesticating limited liability company, may amend the plan of domestication or abandon the domestication Sec Explanation This amendment deletes obsolete language. Laws 2015, First Special Session chapter , article 5, section 4, modified language relating to chief boiler inspector certificate of Article 1 Sec

14 14.1 competency fees. The certificates are now valid for two years. Therefore, the one-year 14.2 renewal fee is obsolete Sec Explanation This amendment corrects an incomplete internal reference. Clauses (24) and (25) are 14.5 contained in paragraph (a) Sec Explanation This amendment corrects an erroneous reference. Minnesota Statutes, section , 14.8 was repealed in Laws 2018, chapter 211, and replaced by the new Minnesota Statutes, 14.9 section Sec Explanation This amendment corrects an erroneous internal reference. Laws 2018, chapter 211, article , section 12, reorganized this subdivision. The reference to "paragraph (b)" should now apply to the entire subdivision Sec Explanation This amendment removes an obsolete cross-reference. Minnesota Statutes, section , was repealed by Laws 2018, chapter 211, article 1, section Sec Explanation This amendment corrects erroneous internal references. Laws 2018, chapter 211, article , section 12, reorganized subdivision 1. References and terminology in subdivisions 2, , and 4 are being updated Sec Explanation This amendment removes an obsolete reference. The referenced paragraph (b) in Minnesota Statutes, section , subdivision 1c, was stricken in Laws 2018, chapter , article 5, section Sec Explanation This amendment removes an obsolete reference. The referenced paragraph (b) in Minnesota Statutes, section , subdivision 1c, was stricken in Laws 2018, chapter , article 5, section 9. Article 1 Sec

15 15.1 Sec Explanation This amendment corrects an erroneous reference. Minnesota Statutes, section 353G.113, 15.3 does not exist. The correct reference is to Minnesota Statutes, section 353G Sec Explanation This amendment removes an obsolete reference. Minnesota Statutes, section , 15.6 was repealed in Laws 2018, chapter 211, article 3, section 4, and replaced by Minnesota 15.7 Statutes, section Sec Explanation This amendment removes an obsolete reference. Minnesota Statutes, section , was repealed in Laws 2018, chapter 211, article 3, section 4, and replaced by Minnesota Statutes, section Sec Explanation This amendment removes an obsolete reference. Minnesota Statutes, section 354A.39, was repealed in Laws 2018, chapter 211, article 4, section 6, and replaced by Minnesota Statutes, section Sec Explanation This amendment corrects a range reference relating to state pensions. Minnesota Statutes, section was repealed in Laws 2018, chapter 211. The new end of the range is Minnesota Statutes, section Sec Explanation This amendment removes obsolete cross-references. Minnesota Statutes, sections 3A.12, , 352B.30, , and , were all repealed and replaced with Minnesota Statutes, section , in Laws 2018, chapter Sec Explanation This amendment corrects an incomplete internal reference. Clause (5) is contained in subdivision 2, paragraph (a). Article 1 Sec

16 16.1 Sec Explanation This amendment corrects an erroneous reference. The correct reference is to section A.222, subdivision 3, paragraph (e), which describes relevant types of projects Sec Explanation This amendment corrects a citation error. This subdivision has no paragraphs; the 16.6 reference is to "this subdivision." 16.7 Sec Explanation This amendment removes obsolete language that expired at the end of Sec Explanation Minnesota Statutes, section , subdivision 1, was amended in Laws 1987, chapter , section 23, to strike paragraph (1), which provided for the maximum interest rate on obligations. The reference to paragraph (1) is still valid, but should be made specific to the edition of Minnesota Statutes where it last appeared Sec Explanation This amendment corrects an erroneous range reference. Minnesota Statutes, section C.0105, was enacted with an incorrect range reference. The starting point should be Minnesota Statutes, section 501C Sec Explanation This amendment corrects a grammatical error Sec Explanation This amendment corrects terminology. Athletic trainers are licensed, not certified. The Board of Medical Practice was consulted in the preparation of this amendment Sec Explanation This amendment removes obsolete language. The effective date specified in paragraph (n) has passed and the text is now effective. The Department of Human Services was consulted in the preparation of this amendment. Article 1 Sec

17 17.1 Sec Explanation This amendment removes obsolete language. The effective date specified has passed 17.3 and the text is now effective. The Department of Human Services was consulted in the 17.4 preparation of this amendment Sec Explanation This amendment corrects an erroneous reference. The federal reporting requirements 17.7 under Code of Federal Regulations, title 42, section , were moved to section in Sec Explanation This amendment updates the name of a Department of Natural Resources division Sec Explanation Subdivision 1. Obsolete subdivision. This amendment corrects a reference to a repealed section. Minnesota Statutes, section 144A.46, was repealed by Laws 2014, chapter 275, article 1, section 134. This subdivision referred to the repealed section and is now unnecessary Subd. 2. Obsolete subdivision. This amendment repeals obsolete language regarding a onetime report required to be completed by January Subd. 3. Obsolete subdivision. This amendment repeals an obsolete subdivision Minnesota Statutes, section 127A.05, subdivision 6, required the commissioner of education to conduct certain surveys "until 2018." Subd. 4. Obsolete subdivisions. This amendment repeals obsolete language. These definitions related to the physical agent modalities requirements in section , which was repealed in The Board of Occupational Therapy Practice was consulted in the preparation of this amendment Subd. 5. Obsolete sections. This amendment repeals obsolete sections. These sections were enacted in order to transition to the current social work licensing requirements and are no longer necessary because the time-limited grandfathering period has closed. The Board of Social Work Practice was consulted in the preparation of this amendment Subd. 6. Obsolete subdivision. This amendment removes obsolete language. Minnesota Statutes, section , subdivision 7, expired June 30, Article 1 Sec

18 18.1 Subd. 7. Obsolete section. This amendment removes obsolete language. The advisory 18.2 committee created by this section expired June 30, Subd. 8. Obsolete section. Minnesota Statutes, section 609B.105, is obsolete. Minnesota 18.4 Statutes, section 609B.105, contains information regarding the revocation of certain 18.5 food-related licenses issued by the commissioner of agriculture when a person is convicted 18.6 of multiple offenses under the provisions of Minnesota Statutes 2016, section The 18.7 sections of law making Minnesota Statutes, section 609B.105, operative, have all been 18.8 repealed, making Minnesota Statutes, section 609B.105, obsolete Subd. 9. Conflict resolution. This section amended Minnesota Statutes, section 423A.02, subdivision 3, relating to state aid for teacher pension plans. That subdivision was also amended in the same legislative session in Laws 2018, chapter 211, article 8, section Because the two amendments could not be merged editorially, the article 8 amendment was printed in the main text and the article 11 amendment was printed as a note. The article amendment was technical and simply struck obsolete language. The article 8 amendment was substantive and repurposed the obsolete language into a new reference. This repealer allows the revisor to remove the note containing the amendatory language Subd. 10. Obsolete rule part. This amendment repeals an obsolete rule part. Laws 2014, chapter 222, article 1, section 58, repealed this entire chapter of rules but inadvertently left this one rule part ARTICLE SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Section 1. Explanation This article removes obsolete language and cross-references and makes technical changes to cross-references to conform with the expiration of supported employment services. By the terms of Laws 2017, First Special Session chapter 6, article 1, section 24, and effective September 1, 2019, the supported employment services benefits under Minnesota Statutes, section 256B.4914, subdivision 3, clause (18); subdivision 5, paragraph (a), clause (13); and subdivision 8, expire upon federal approval. Federal approval was obtained March 9, The Department of Human Services was consulted in preparing this article. Article 2 Section 1. 18

19 19.1 ARTICLE CORRECTIONS TO 2018 ACT 19.3 Section 1. Explanation This amendment corrects an appropriation that omitted the intended grant recipient. This 19.5 amendment was prepared in consultation with staff from the house of representatives, senate, 19.6 and Minnesota Management and Budget Sec. 2. Explanation This amendment corrects an appropriation by removing duplicative language from the 19.9 project description. This amendment was prepared in consultation with staff from the house of representatives, senate, and Minnesota Management and Budget Sec. 3. Explanation This amendment corrects an appropriation that erroneously transposed two highway numbers in the project description. This amendment was prepared in consultation with staff from the house of representatives, senate, and Minnesota Management and Budget Sec. 4. Explanation This amendment corrects a computational error. The bond sale authorization in this section exceeded the sum of the appropriations in Laws 2018, chapter 214, by $60, This amendment was prepared in consultation with staff from the house of representatives, senate, and Minnesota Management and Budget Sec. 5. Explanation This amendment corrects an appropriation that omitted the intended grant recipient. It also corrects the name of the railroad which is referenced in the project description. This amendment was prepared in consultation with staff from the house of representatives, senate, and Minnesota Management and Budget Sec. 6. Explanation This amendment removes duplicative language. Laws 2018, chapter 214, article 1, section 26, included a sufficient bond sale authorization to account for this appropriation This individual bond sale authorization is unnecessary and redundant. This amendment was Article 3 Sec

20 20.1 prepared in consultation with staff from the house of representatives, senate, and Minnesota 20.2 Management and Budget Sec. 7. Explanation This amendment removes duplicative language. Laws 2018, chapter 214, article 1, 20.5 section 26, included a sufficient bond sale authorization to account for this appropriation This individual bond sale authorization is unnecessary and redundant. This amendment was 20.7 prepared in consultation with staff from the house of representatives, senate, and Minnesota 20.8 Management and Budget Sec. 8. Explanation This amendment corrects an erroneous cross-reference. Laws 2018, chapter 214, article , section 8, a highway project in Anoka County, is an appropriation from the local road improvement fund. Section 9 is an appropriation for the Lake Superior Zoo. When this article was renumbered, this cross-reference was not corrected. This amendment was prepared in consultation with staff from the house of representatives, senate, and Minnesota Management and Budget Sec. 9. Explanation This amendment clarifies an ambiguous reference to "local road and bridge." The reference is ambiguous because it calls two separate appropriations in article 1 into question; the local road improvement fund grants (LRIP) appropriation and the local bridge replacement and rehabilitation (LBRP) appropriation. The reduction in this section was intended to apply to the unrestricted portion of the local road improvement program appropriation in Laws , chapter 214, article 1, section 16, subdivision 2. This amendment was prepared in consultation with staff from the house of representatives, senate, and Minnesota Management and Budget Sec. 10. Explanation This amendment removes duplicative language. Laws 2018, chapter 214, article 1, section 26, included a sufficient bond sale authorization to account for these appropriations These individual bond sale authorizations are unnecessary and redundant. This amendment was prepared in consultation with staff from the house of representatives, senate, and Minnesota Management and Budget. Article 3 Sec