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02/11/19 10:01 am HOUSE RESEARCH BV EK061-1 4.1 Sec. 6. Minnesota Statutes 2018, section 144E.11, subdivision 6,is amended to read: 4.2 Subd. 6. Review criteria.When reviewing an application for licensure,the board and 4.3 administrative law judge shall consider the following factors: 4.4 (1)the recommendations or comments of the governing bodies of the counties, 4.5 municipalities,community health boards,and regional emergency medical services system 4.6 designated under section 144E.50 in which the service would be provided; 4.7 (2)the deleterious effects on the public health from duplication,if any, of ambulance 4.8 services that would result from granting the license; 4.9 (3)for a change in services provided by an ambulance service,whether the change was 4.10 approved by each affected municipality; 4.11 (4)the estimated effect of the proposed service or expansion in primary service area on 4.12 the public health; and 4.13 (4) 5�whether any benefit accruing to the public health would outweigh the costs 4.14 associated with the proposed service or expansion in primary service area. )The 4.15 administrative law judge shall recommend that the board either grant or deny a license or 4.16 recommend that a modified license be granted. The reasons for the recommendation shall 4.17 be set forth in detail. The administrative law judge shall make the recommendations and 4.18 reasons available to any individual requesting them. 4.19 Sec. 7. Minnesota Statutes 2018, section 144E.11, subdivision 7,is amended to read: 4.20 Subd. 7. Licensing decision.After receiving the administrative law judge's report,the 4.21 board shall approve or deny the application and grant the license within 60 days if the 4.22 application is approved,and upon determination by the board,that the applicant is in 4.23 compliance with the rules adopted by the board and with the inspection requirements of 4.24 section 144E.18.If approval of the application would result in a change in services provided 4.25 by an ambulance service,the board shall not approve the application unless the application 4.26 is approved by each affected municipality that is located in the applicant's primary service 4.27 area,as required by section 144E.105.In approving or denying an application,the board 4.28 shall consider the administrative law judge's report,the evidence contained in the application, 4.29 and any hearing record and other applicable evidence. The board's decision shall be based 4.30 on a consideration of the factors contained in subdivision 6.If the board determines to grant 4.31 the applicant a license,the applicant must comply with the inspection requirements under 4.32 144E.18 within one year of the board's approval of the application or the license will be Sec.7. 4 1