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Bill . I summarIes . Crimes and Crime Prevention locating a metal materials shredding bill would require recipients to pay -. Criminal justice appropriations. project in the Mississippi River critical wages which meet a poverty level for a S.F. 2856 (Beckman) (Finance) area above Lock and Dam No.2. The family of four. The bill would also suggests supplemental appropriations bill would also create the Minnesota require public utilities with.at least and new laws in the area of criminal Investment Fund to replace the 400,000 residential natural gas service I justice. Suggested appropriations economic rccave!)' grants program. customers to implement a pilot included $1.7 million for community Grants of up to $500,000 would be program (to sunset October I, 1998) to crime reduction grants, $500,000 for available as part of the small cities provide energy assistance to low I grants to local law enforcement officers development block grant program and income customers. AA to be assigned to schools, and $207,000 recipients would be required to pay at to assist public and private agencies in least 175 percent of the state minimum Environment funding crisis nurseries. Thebill also wage. Various other changes made. Supplemental appropriations. I contains procedures for community AA H.F. 3231 (Brown) (Ways and notification of sex offenders residing in Means) includes the suggestions from the community and background checks Supplemental appropriations bill for the committee on environment and I for residential and health facility economic development natural resources finance for supple- employees. EW S.F. 2852 (Kroening) (Finance) mental appropriations. Suggested would appropriate $]5.6 million in the appropriations include $895,000 for Economic development current biennium for economic matching grants to local governments . Economic Development, development purposes including $7.7 for trails and $300,000 for grants to Infrastructure & Regulation Finance million to the Department of Economic local governments for beaver damage Committee bill Security, $3.1 million to the Depart- control. EW I H.F. 3243 (Rice) (Ways & Means) ment of Trade and Economic Develop. would make $15.4 million in supple- ment, $2.8 million to the Department of Personnel mental appropriations including $3.4 Labor and Industry, and $1 million to No time limits for veterans without .. million to the Department of Trade and the Historical Society. The bill would proper notice Economic Development, $5.4 million change economic recovery grants to H.F. 3240 (McCollum) (General to Economic Security, $2.8 million for Minnesota investment fund grants and Legislation) would change the veterans Labor and Industry, and $1 million for would allow additional grants based preference law to waive any statute of I the Historical Society. The bill would solely on whether the assistance is limitations where a veteran has not change various restrictions in the 1995 needed to attract out-of-state businesses received proper notice of the right to appropriations. Impact statement or to retain existing businesses. The request a hearing. AA . requirements would be established for . I . I I .. ...._---~- - ~._~._._._--- Page 10 LMC Cities Bulletin I - -~--._._-