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I I. ARTICLE 2 I MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS I Section 1. Local Match Requirement. Changes the local match required from a municipality's general fund for grants under section 1161.551 from 18 percent to 5 percent of the project cleanup costs; and allows the rest of the local match to be paid with regional, I state, or federal money in addition to tax increment funds. Section 2. Loans for Acquisition. Changes two references to the tax authorized under I subdivision 3 for right-of-way acquisition to be the tax authorized for right-of-way acquisition and subsequently deposited in the right-of-way acquisition loan fund according to subdivision 3a. I Section 3. Tax. Requires the Council to levy a tax for right-of-way acquisition and for the I tax base revitalization account in the livable communities fund. (This tax is now optional on the part of the Council.) Deletes language limiting the tax levy. (This language is later reinserted under section 4.) I Section 4. Distribution of Tax Proceeds. Requires the tax proceeds from section 3 to be deposited first in the right-of-way acquisition loan fund in an amount not to exceed the I- amount needed to meet anticipated disbursements, and to produce a fund balance equal to twice the amount of the property tax limitation. Any remaining amount must be deposited in the tax base revitalization account in the metropolitan livable communities fund. I Section S. Establishment of District; Purpose; Area; Governing Body. Limits the mission of the Metropolitan Mosquito Control District to the control of disease caused by mosquitos, I disease-vectoring ticks, and black gnats. Section 6. Specifies that the Metropolitan Mosquito Control Commission may undertake I only disease control programs in the district. Section 7. Specifies that the commission may employ a director to develop the disease I control programs, and that the director shall have studied both entomology and epidemiology and shall be either an entomologist or an epidemiologist. I Section 8. Allows the commission to contract for services to carry out disease control programs. I Section 9. Provides that commission members receive per diem in the amount specified in section 15.059, subd. 3. ($55). I Sections 10 - 13. Add the word "disease" before "control program" to clarify that the commission's activities may relate only to disease control. .e I -4-