1.1.................... moves to amend H.F. No. 1781, the delete everything amendment
1.2(A09-0398), as follows:
1.3Page 2, after line 6, insert:
1.4"The House must develop a system under
1.5which members and employees have
1.6electronic access to their payroll and payroll
1.7deduction information."
1.8Page 2, after line 19, insert
1.9"(d) $10,000 the first year is for purposes
1.10of the legislators' forum, through which
1.11Minnesota legislators meet with counterparts
1.12from South Dakota, North Dakota, and
1.13Manitoba to discuss issues of mutual
1.14concern. This appropriation is available until
1.15June 30, 2011."
1.16Page 2, after line 29, insert:
1.17"$....... the first year is for additional audit
1.18activities under the American Recovery
1.19and Reinvestment Act. This appropriation
1.20remains available through June 30, 2011."
1.21Page 5, line 4, before "The" insert "(f)"
1.22Page 5, after line 11, insert:
1.23"(g) $250,000 is appropriated to the
1.24commissioner of administration from the
1.25information and telecommunications account
1.26in the special revenue fund to continue
2.1planning for data center consolidation,
2.2including to complete a predesign study
2.3and lifecycle cost analysis, and to explore
2.4technologies to reduce energy consumption
2.5and operating costs."
2.6Page 5, after line 20, insert:
2.7"$25,000 the first year is for the Office
2.8of Grants Management to study and
2.9make recommendations on improving
2.10collaborative activities between the state,
2.11nonprofit entities, and the private sector,
2.12including: (1) recommendations for
2.13expanding successful initiatives involving
2.14not-for-profit organizations that have
2.15demonstrated measurable, positive results
2.16in addressing high-priority community
2.17issues; and (2) recommendations on grant
2.18requirements and design to encourage
2.19programs receiving grants to become
2.20self-sufficient. The office may appoint an
2.21advisory group to assist in the study and
2.22recommendations. The office must reports
2.23its recommendations to the legislature by
2.24January 15, 2010."
2.25Page 10, after line 2, insert:
2.26"(b) Of the appropriation to the general fund
2.27contingent account, $5,000,000 is a onetime
2.28appropriation for potential state matching
2.29requirements needed to maximize receipt of
2.30federal funds under the American Recovery
2.31and Reinvestment Act."
2.32Page 10, line 3, delete "(b)" and insert "(c)"
2.33Page 10, line 6, delete "(c)" and insert "(d)"
2.34Page 10, after line 8, insert:

2.35    "Sec. 25. PROBLEM GAMBLING APPROPRIATION.
3.1$225,000 in fiscal year 2010 and $225,000
3.2in fiscal year 2011 are appropriated from
3.3the lottery prize fund to the Gambling
3.4Control Board for a grant to the state affiliate
3.5recognized by the National Council on
3.6Problem Gambling. The affiliate must
3.7provide services to increase public awareness
3.8of problem gambling, education and training
3.9for individuals and organizations providing
3.10effective treatment services to problem
3.11gamblers and their families, and research
3.12relating to problem gambling. These
3.13services must be complimentary to and
3.14not duplicative of the services provided
3.15through the problem gambling program
3.16administered by the commissioner of human
3.17services. Of this appropriation, $50,000 in
3.18fiscal year 2010 and $50,000 in fiscal year
3.192011 are contingent on the contribution
3.20of nonstate matching funds. Matching
3.21funds may be either cash or qualifying
3.22in-kind contributions. The commissioner of
3.23finance may disburse the state portion of the
3.24matching funds in increments of $25,000
3.25upon receipt of a commitment for an equal
3.26amount of matching nonstate funds. These
3.27are onetime appropriations."
3.28Page 12, after line 32, insert:

3.29    "Sec. 7. [10.49] NAMING.
3.30    Laws must not be named for living people, and laws may not name councils,
3.31buildings, roads, or other facilities or entities after living people."
3.32Page 13, line 26, strike "$65,000 each fiscal year" and insert "$130,000 for each
3.33two-year period beginning on July 1 of each odd-numbered year"
3.34Page 14, line 9, after "10" insert "The report must include a listing of fees paid to
3.35each outside money manager or other consultant retained by the board."
3.36Page 30, delete lines 14 to 17 and insert:
4.1    "Subd. 9. Tax treatment. Property purchased subject to a lease-purchase agreement
4.2under this section is not subject to personal property taxes. The purchaser of property
4.3for lease to the state under a valid lease-purchase agreement under this section is not
4.4subject to the sales tax on the purchase of the property or on the payments received
4.5under the agreement, but the state is subject to the tax under chapter 297A on property
4.6acquired under the agreement."
4.7Page 32, after line 8, insert:

4.8    "Sec. 44. [16B.2421] BIRD-SAFE BUILDINGS.
4.9    Between March 15 and May 31 and between August 15 and October 31 each year,
4.10occupants of state-owned or state-leased buildings must attempt to reduce dangers posed
4.11to migrating birds by turning off building lights between midnight and dawn, to the extent
4.12turning off lights is consistent with the normal use of the buildings. The commissioner of
4.13administration may adopt policies to implement this requirement."
4.14Page 32, line 15 before "fences" insert "temporary" and before "barriers" insert
4.15"temporary"
4.16Page 46, after line 30, insert:

4.17    "Sec. 67. Minnesota Statutes 2008, section 116G.15, is amended to read:
4.18116G.15 MISSISSIPPI RIVER CRITICAL AREA.
4.19(a) The federal Mississippi National River and Recreation Area established
4.20pursuant to United States Code, title 16, section 460zz-2(k), is designated an area of
4.21critical concern in accordance with this chapter. The governor shall review the existing
4.22Mississippi River critical area plan and specify any additional standards and guidelines
4.23to affected communities in accordance with section 116G.06, subdivision 2, paragraph
4.24(b), clauses (3) and (4), needed to insure preservation of the area pending the completion
4.25of the federal plan.
4.26The results of an environmental impact statement prepared under chapter 116D
4.27begun before and completed after July 1, 1994, for a proposed project that is located in
4.28the Mississippi River critical area north of the United States Army Corps of Engineers
4.29Lock and Dam Number One must be submitted in a report to the chairs of the environment
4.30and natural resources policy and finance committees of the house of representatives
4.31and the senate prior to the issuance of any state or local permits and the authorization
4.32for an issuance of any bonds for the project. A report made under this paragraph shall
4.33be submitted by the responsible governmental unit that prepared the environmental
4.34impact statement, and must list alternatives to the project that are determined by the
4.35environmental impact statement to be economically less expensive and environmentally
4.36superior to the proposed project and identify any legislative actions that may assist in the
5.1implementation of environmentally superior alternatives. This paragraph does not apply
5.2to a proposed project to be carried out by the Metropolitan Council or a metropolitan
5.3agency as defined in section 473.121.
5.4(b) If the results of an environmental impact statement required to be submitted by
5.5paragraph (a) indicate that there is an economically less expensive and environmentally
5.6superior alternative, then no member agency of the Environmental Quality Board shall
5.7issue a permit for the facility that is the subject of the environmental impact statement,
5.8other than an economically less expensive and environmentally superior alternative,
5.9nor shall any government bonds be issued for the facility, other than an economically
5.10less expensive and environmentally superior alternative, until after the legislature has
5.11adjourned its regular session sine die in 1996."
5.12Page 60, line 26, delete everything after the period and insert "In developing
5.13the public access system, the commissioner must consult with the commissioner of
5.14administration and the director of the Office of Enterprise Technology to ensure that the
5.15design and operation of the system are done in compliance with Minnesota Statutes,
5.16chapter 13, Minnesota Statutes, section 138.17, and other laws governing data practices,
5.17including but not limited to: ensuring that government data in the system are easily
5.18accessible for convenient use by the public, ensuring that only public data are placed on
5.19the web site, and preparing and following retention schedules for data in the system."
5.20Page 60, delete lines 27 and 28
5.21Page 61, line 2, delete "Minnesota" and insert "Finance"
5.22Page 61, line 3, delete "Management and Budget"
5.23Page 61, line 7, delete everything after "of" and insert "Finance"
5.24Page 61, line 27, after "Finance" insert "and Transportation"
5.25Page 62, after line 19, insert:

5.26    "Sec. 93. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY STUDY.
5.27    The chief information officer of the Office of Enterprise Technology, in consultation
5.28with heads of other executive agencies, must report to the legislature by January 15, 2010,
5.29on a plan to transfer from other state agencies to the Office of Enterprise Technology state
5.30employees whose work primarily relates to development, upgrading, replacement, problem
5.31resolution, or maintenance of state data centers, system software, data networks, and office
5.32systems. The report must include an estimate of the number of employees who would be
5.33transferred, an estimate of enterprise costs savings, an analysis of potential improvements
5.34in operations, and a proposed transition plan and schedule. This section does not apply to
5.35the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities or to employees of constitutional offices."
5.36Page 62, after line 25 insert:

6.1    "Sec. 94. REVISOR'S INSTRUCTION.
6.2    In the next and subsequent edition of Minnesota Statutes, the Revisor of Statutes
6.3must delete the word "Tennessen" from the headnote to Minnesota Statutes, section 13.04,
6.4subdivision 2, must delete the word "Lessard" from Minnesota Statutes, section 97A.056
6.5and other places in Minnesota Statutes where this word appears, and must delete the words
6.6"Douglas J. Johnson" from sections 298.291 to 298.298."
6.7Page 62, delete section 94 and insert:

6.8    "Sec. 94. REPEALER.
6.9(a) Minnesota Statutes 2008, sections 16C.046; and 645.44, subdivision 19, are
6.10repealed.
6.11(b) Minnesota Statutes 2008, section 4A.05, is repealed.
6.12(c) Minnesota Statutes 2008, section 116G.151, is repealed."
6.13Page 82, delete lines 4 to 6 and insert:
6.14Amend the title accordingly