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APR !r ' ?S :1:_3AM LEAGUE OF PIN CITiES P, <br /> r <br /> L ILMC FRiDAYFAX y y ,,i'M.W" 10 C,n., X Vol. 3, No. 16 <br /> Ca,. r A weekly legislativa update from the League ofWilnesote Cities April 17, 1998 <br /> Special session announced <br /> Barely a week after the end of the eartychildhood end tamliy education, dudes the Marvin Windows bit, and a <br /> 1998 regular legislative session, the funding for economic development bill that includes no more than $12 <br /> governor called a special session for projects, and $5 million for affordable million in appropriations for other <br /> Mondayto discussseveral issuesthat housing. During the regular session, childhood and housing issues. <br /> were unresolved during the 1998 the governor vetoed the omnibus faro- The balance of the legislation <br /> regular session. The main Issue re- ily and early childhood education pro - from the' 998 regularsession has not <br /> lates to a bill that died during the regu- grams supplemental appropriation bill been acted on by the governor. He <br /> lar session thatwould have clarified and the omnibusjobs, housing and has until April 27 todecide whether to <br /> state law to allow businesses to sue economic development bill thathad in- sign or veto all bills passed during the <br /> other businesses torfraud in disputed eluded funding for housing. The gov- last three days of the session. In- <br /> transactions under Minnesota's Uni- ernor has reportedly agreed to con - &dad In those bills are the omnibus <br /> form Commercial Code, The bill is in- sider a second bill that could address tax bill, the bonding bill, an d the K -12 <br /> tended to address ambiguity in state the housing Issue. education finance bill, He can also <br /> few that has surrounded the Marvin once the special session is con- line-Rern veto spedfc; items of appro- <br /> Windows Corporation lawsuit against vaned, the Legislature can technically priation from bills. Most notably, this <br /> anotheroompany. Introduce and pass legislation on any could affect the outcome of the bond - <br /> The other issues that will likelyre- issue. However, the govemorand leg- ingbii. <br /> calve leglsiafiveconsiderationare isletive leaders have apparently <br /> funding for child abuse prevention, worked out a compromise that in- <br /> { LEAGUE OF SOTA CMES <br /> + rt sus Oka <br /> "aiiwt'et18 i110 s tttlltiwtteralLeg e' "Revem Rdmilidum" <br /> "Elected Met Com d" "Ranting Local 6evenuneflt Lobbyists' <br /> Ever wonder wbac happened cc the hundreds of bills processed through the legisiati ro hopper this s;bson7 we've got the mswers to ck.esc <br /> and other bills -filleting our cities and communities. The r,MC lntdrgove..wYcnmi Relations staff will hold rive legislative review sessions on <br /> April 24, and April 27 -30 to help city official weed thro•,'g' the outcomes of the 1998 Legislature. <br /> �IIIIq Larsllae al/ Tatei <br /> Rcghcration will begirt at 3:30 p.rn.; mectinge will begin promptly at 4 pm aril end at 6 p.m. Rcgistaaes fat the April 24 meeting at the <br /> Leagae Building will start a: 8 a.rn.; the meeting Is from 83C to 11:30 a.m. I i <br /> 2. Friday, April 24 in for in Boor St, Croi+Room. at the I.eagua Building in St. Paul, 145 University Avenuc. <br /> This wail be a joint nscenng with the Association oCMetsopolitan Munidpalicies (AMM) <br /> 2. Monday, April 27 in Roc%cete. it the Olmsted County /City ofRochetor Govesmmcnt Center, 2Ul 4th Street SE. <br /> The meeting will be in the City Council chamber /board room (enter by the middle door of d:e building between City Hall and ti.e <br /> County building). <br /> 3. Tuesday. April 28 in Montevideo a: one Hotel Hunt, 207 No. Fiat St. <br /> 4, Wednesday, April 29 it Detroit rakes at the Holiday Inn, Irighwa; 10 Eats. <br /> 5. Thursday, April 30 it Hibbing at the Hibbing Path Hotel, 1 E. Howard (comer of Howard aid U.S. '69). <br /> Tits meeting is :n cani anconr. with the ARMS board meeting. At 6:30 p.m. RAh1S will hold a discussion of cable cartuntitintiv., in <br /> the future of telecommunication in northeast Minnesota. <br /> Registntian is Blo advance payment is not required but seating is limited. To receive a regutracion form, call die LMC fax library ac <br /> f612) 215 -4039 and r:qucst document 64030. Please contact Mary Diedrich at (612) 281 -1259 or Doni Mikacevieh ac (612) M -1261 ifyou <br /> have my questions. <br /> For more injarmadon on city legislative imics, contact any member of the League gfblrnnesata Cities Intergovernmental Relations team. <br />