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the Prairie Island Indian Community from Xcel’s Re- To reestablish the Advisory Council on Water Supply and appropriate RDA funds for Xcel’s Solar Rewards Systems and Wastewater Treatment Facilities. (See also, - HF 3971 /SF 4430 in this Regular Session subpart of tomers and appropriate RDA money to fund it. (See also, Section 3 of this Report. Session subpart of Section 3, and Chapter 118 of the 2020 Session Laws in Section 2 of this Report.) SF 4007 Eken To appropriate funds to the Board of Water and Soil Resources to assess water quality modeling, tools and estimators used to assess the outcomes of best manage-To require legislative approval to extend the duration ment practices.of a peacetime emergency declared by the Governor and limit the duration of extensions. No Senate companion bill To allow public drainage authorities to conduct repairs without permission from the Department of Natural To allow local governments to determine their own fees Resources.for small wireless facilities and make other related changes favorable to local governments. No Senate companion billHF 4628 Runbeck To make appropriations and policy for Transportation No Senate companion bill and related Departments and programs. Authorizes To allow public employees to be furloughed one week per limited use of vacuum excavation for locating purposes. month through the end of 2020. - OPS) from the Gopher State One-Call (GSOC) regard- ing positive response data collected from all locates. No Senate companion bill Requires damage reports from all persons, not just To allow the Shakopee City Council to abolish the Sha- excavators. Changes penalties in excavation sections of kopee Public Utilities Commission and assume control Minnesota Statutes to match federal penalties. (Note - of the city utilities or transfer certain functions of the MMUA joined forces with several allies to oppose this commission to the city council. legislation. This “steering group” lobbied against this bill and met with the Governor’s staff to outline the basis for the opposition. A commitment was made to continue SF 4614 Goggin discussions amongst all stakeholder on both sides of the bill. Those conversations were just getting underway at in the state. the time this Report went to press.) HF 4664 Scott SF 4606 Limmer No Senate companion billTo limit legal liability for a person who designs, man- To suspend foreclosures and evictions. Appropriates ufactures, labels, sells, distributes or donates PPE, grant money for rent, mortgage, and utility payments.medical devices, medications or COVID-19 tests used by a government entity, health care personnel or essential SF 4499 Ingebrigtsencertain persons that claims injury, damage, death or To make appropriation for Environment and Natural Re-economic loss related to COVID-19. sources and reestablish the Advisory Council on Water Supply Systems and Wastewater Treatment Facilities. HF 4673 Marquart No Senate companion bill this Regular Session subpart of Section 3 of this Report.)To authorize and calculate payments from the coro- navirus relief fund to cities, towns, and counties for COVID-19 related expenses. (See also, HF 4683/SF SF 4493 Chamberlin To exempt property tax refunds from attachment, gar-Report, as well as the overview of the Governor’s actions nishment, or sale.found in Section 1 of this Report.) HF 4676 Wagenius SF 4469 OsmekSF 4630 Marty To establish and fund a net-zero emissions project for To authorize renewal of the District Energy cogeneration 10 106