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Update: February 21, 2002 6 p.m.
Health and Family Security Committee
Chair: Sen. Dallas Sams
1 p.m. Room 15 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 3005-Wiener: Modifying certain protocols for nurses. S.F. 3006-Wiener:
Providing for clinical nurse specialists waiver. S.F. 3026-Kelley, S.P.: Regulating the provision
of interstate telemedicine services. S.F. 3025-Kelley, S.P.: Modifying registration requirements
for speech-language pathologists. S.F. 2865-Stevens: Modifying terms of temporary licensure
for occupational therapists. S.F. 2768-Lessard: Changing provisions in the medical assistance
demonstration project. S.F. 3126-Foley: Making technical changes in health care programs. S.F.
3124-Foley: Modifying resident reimbursement classifications.
Higher Education Budget Division
Chair: Sen. Deanna Wiener
1 p.m. Room 107 Capitol
Agenda: Presentation of the University of Minnesota's required reports by Frank Cerra,
senior vice president for Health Sciences; Robert Bruiniks, executive vice president and provost;
Richard Pfutzenreuter, associate vice president and chief financial officer; Charles Casey, dean
and director of Extension Service and Charles Muscoplat, vice president of Agricultural Policy.
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Education Committee
Chair: Sen. Sandra Pappas
4 p.m. Room 123 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 2488-Larson: Proposing an amendment to the Minnesota Constitution;
providing for appointment of members of the University of Minnesota Board of Regents. S.F.
2573-Berg: Allowing independent school district 801, Browns Valley, to begin the school year as
early as August 27. S.F.2828- Robertson: Modifying a limitation on the ability of the board of
trustees of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities and intermediate school districts to
enter into certain property agreements. S.F. 3027-Pappas: Allowing undocumented noncitizens to
qualify as residents of Minnesota for state higher education purposes.
Jobs, Housing and Community Development Committee
Chair: Sen. Ellen Anderson
6 p.m. Room 112 Capitol
Agenda: MHFA Report on Inclusionary Housing Initiatives. S.F. 2881-Cohen:
Inclusionary housing. S.F. 3169-Rest: Mixed housing development. S.F. 2968-Higgins:
Manufactured home park owners residents discrimination prohibition. MHFA Report on Rental
Application Fees. S.F. 3118-Sabo: Rental application fees. S.F. 2652-Anderson: Family
homeless prevention and assistance program. S.F. 3065-Solon: Emergency assistance and
transitional housing. S.F. 2680-Limmer: Housing/energy code. S.F. 3148-Accessory dwelling
units. Other housing-related bills may be added.
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Judiciary Subcommittee on Data Practices
Chair: Sen. Don Betzold
7 p.m. Room 107 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 2756-Betzold: Labor and Industry and Revenue Departments wage and
employment information exchange authority. S.F. 1372-Betzold: Child maltreatment assessment
and investigation data classification. S.F. 2949-Betzold: School bus drivers, private detectives
and protective agents and liquor license applicants criminal background checks. S.F. 2669-
Hottinger: Minnesota Emergency Health Powers Act. S.F. 3045-Betzold: Authorizing extension
of the domestic fatality review team pilot project in the Fourth Judicial District. S.F. 3111-
Ranum: Requiring the juvenile court to send data relating to juvenile petitions to the statewide
supervision system. S.F. 3167-Betzold: Providing access to data for purposes of the
commissioner's preliminary determination whether a petition of civil commitment as a sexual
psychopathic personality or sexually dangerous person is appropriate. S.F. 3097-Foley: Child
support collection and enforcement provisions modifications. S.F. 3231-Betzold: Providing
that nondesignated addresses on license applications are not public data. S.F. 3175-Pappas:
Educational private data disclosure provision modifications. S.F. 3074-Limmer: Medical
information release prohibition clarification.
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Tax Committee
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Legislative Audit Commission
The Senate will be in session at 12 noon
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Environment and Natural Resources Committee
Chair: Sen. Jane Krentz
9 a.m. Room 107 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 2311-Anderson: Enacting regulations regarding persistent
bioaccumulative toxics. S.F. 2516-Sams: Modifications to feedlot permitting regulations. S.F.
2604-Johnson, Douglas: Permitting sanitary districts to receive processing payments. S.F. 2952
Tomassoni: Requiring auxiliary lights on snowmobiles. S.F. 3054-Tomassoni: Modifying
provisions relating to petrofund contractors and consultants. S.F. 2664-Scheevel: Open air swine
lagoon ban and modification of pollutant release liability. S.F. 3013-Lourey: Permanent
prohibition on open-air swine waste lagoons. S.F. 3177-Frederickson: Modifying the wastewater
infrastructure fund.
Judiciary Committee
Chair: Sen. John Marty
9 a.m. Room 15 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 2814-Murphy: Cooperative members electronic voting. S.F. 2697-Rest:
Real estate transactions disclosure requirements. S.F. 2917-Rest: Eminent domain appraisal fees
reimbursement limit increase. S.F. 2669-Hottinger: Minnesota Emergency Health Powers Act.
S.F. 2541-Neuville: Real property conveyance and document recording provisions. S.F.
2611-Ranum: Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision. S.F. 2838-Ranum: Closed
public meetings for security issues discussion. S.F. 2625-Higgins: Continuation of Assisted
Reproduction Act. S.F. 1000-Stevens: Local government units eminent domain acquired property
sale restriction. S.F. 2937- Hottinger: Environmental release response costs recovery statute of
limitations. S.F. 3074-Limmer: Medical information release prohibition clarification.
Transportation Committee
Chair: Sen. Dean E. Johnson
9 a.m. Room 112 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 3191-Murphy: Transportation housekeeping bill. S.F. XXXX-Johnson,
Dean: Transportation housekeeping bill #2. S.F. 3278-Scheid: Organ donation education
requirement. S.F. 2633- Langseth: Restricted farm work drivers license. S.F. 3076-Cohen:
Emergency vehicle obstruction penalties. S.F. 2422- Fischbach: Motor vehicle dealers purchased
vehicles certificates of title delivery time limit clarification.
State and Local Government Operations Committee
Chair: Sen. Jim Vickerman
1 p.m. Room 107 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 3041-Scheid: Ratifying state labor contract. S.F. XXXX-Moe, R.D.:
Public employee labor contracts. S.F. 1755-Stumpf: Mandatory statewide health
insurance plan for school district employees. S.F. 2873-Johnson, Douglas: Authorizing Cook
County to convey Mineral Center Cemetery to Grand Portage Reservation. S.F. 2944-Johnson,
Douglas: Relating to Cook County; authorizing county to expend the proceeds of a certain levy
for road and bridge purposes. S.F. 2834-Day: Permitting appointment of county recorder in
Steele County. S.F. 2930-Pogemiller: Financing of Metro Area transit and paratransit capital
expenditures. S.F. 2971-Knutson: State procurement; competitive bidding for building and
construction contracts. S.F. 3147-Orfield: Modifying affirmative action programs.
Telecommunications, Energy and Utilities Committee
Chair: Sen. James Metzen
1 p.m. Room 15 Capitol
Agenda: H.F. 2624-Robling: Shakopee public utilities commission membership
increase. S.F. 2801-Olson: Delano public utilities commission membership increase. S.F.
XXXX-Pogemiller: Crown Hydro personal property tax exemption. S.F. 2908-Kelley S.P.:
Internet privacy and commercial electronic mail solicitation regulation. S.F. XXXX-Kelley S.P.:
Telecommunications privacy. S.F. 3205-Kelley S.P.: Public telecommunication services fund.
S.F. 3222-Stumpf: MN Broadband Access Availability Act
Health, Human Services and Corrections Budget Division
Chair: Sen. Linda Berglin
4 p.m. Room 123 Capitol
Agenda: Review of supplemental budget items: Department of Corrections, Veterans
Homes, Health Department and Board of Chiropractors. S.F. 819-Lourey: Plumbers licensing
requirements modifications. S.F. 887-Lourey: Medical and specialized medical response units
registration. Presentation on Federal Allocations to Minnesota on Bio-Terrorism in the Health
Care Area.
Chair: Sen. Lawrence Pogemiller
4 p.m. Room 15 Capitol
Agenda: Final report of the Minnesota Stadium Task Force.
Transportation and Public Safety Budget Division
Chair: Sen. Dean E. Johnson
4 p.m. Room 112 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 2336-Stumpf: Joint vehicle maintenance and storage building
construction bond issue. S.F. 2639-Ourada: Inter-regional corridor development TH #55. S.F.
2730- Lourey: Aitkin County Great River Road funding. Administration trunk highway bonding
requests- MnDOT headquarters building exterior, service shop consolidation, Mankato
headquarters replacement, digital equipment backbone appropriations. S.F. 2911-Johnson, Dean:
Agency consulting contract modifications.
Judiciary Committee
Chair: Sen. John Marty
6 p.m. Room 112 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 2669-Hottinger: Minnesota Emergency Health Powers Act. S.F. 2838-
Ranum: Closed public meetings for security issues discussion. S.F. 1000-Stevens: Local
government units eminent domain acquired property sale restriction. S.F. 3074-Limmer: Medical
information release prohibition clarification.
Wednesday, February 20
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Agriculture, General Legislation and Veterans Affairs Committee
Chair: Sen. Steve Murphy
9 a.m. Room 107 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 3068-Murphy: Providing certain protections to persons called or ordered
to active service. S.F. 2898-Tomassoni: Permitting the harvesting of farmed cervidae on licensed
shooting preserves. S.F. 3201-Oliver: Creating a task force to study the design of the state flag.
S.F. 3145-Foley: Revising the Minnesota military code of justice. S.F. 3192-Krentz: Providing
for agriculture and pollution control, terrorist activity prevention, response, and investigation
policies; appropriating money for antiterrorism initiatives. S.F. 2815-Murphy: Establishing a
livestock development program. S.F. 3219-Murphy: Changing certain pesticide provisions. S.F.
3262-Pogemiller: Clarifying and increasing regulation of pesticide use. S.F. 3284-Lessard:
Making residents who are awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor eligible for state-paid life,
hospital, medical, and dental insurance. S.F. 3269-Lesewski: Providing for uniformity of certain
Minnesota food rules with certain federal standards. S.F. 3268-Lesweski: Changing certain
powers concerning grain. S.F. 3267- Dille: Changing eligibility criteria for certain loan programs
Commerce Committee
Vice Chair: Sen. Linda Scheid
9 a.m. Room 112 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 709-Higgins: Authorizing Minneapolis, St. Paul, Bloomington & Duluth
to adopt ordinances to extend bar hours at hotels. S.F. 2739-Metzen: Omnibus liquor bill. S.F.
2443-Kierlin: Providing for measurement of minimum distance from state university campuses
for licenses. S.F. 2665-Schwab: Authorizing three additional on-sale liquor licences in Albert
Lea. S.F. 3032-Solon, Y.P.: Authorizing city of Proctor to issue additional liquor licenses. S.F.
3159-Terwilliger: Authorizing Eden Prairie to issue up to five on-sale intoxicating liquor licenses
in addition to the number authorized by law. S.F. 3080-Rest: Modifying certain provisions
relating to preneed funeral trust accounts. S.F. 2150-Stevens: Low voltage bill. S.F. 3193-
Samuelson: Modifying provisions relating to electricians; adding power limited licensing
classifications and requiring rulemaking. S.F. 3030-Pappas: Responsible lending. S.F. 3246-
Cohen: State do not call list. Others may be
added.
Crime Prevention Committee
Chair: Sen. Jane Ranum
9 a.m. Room 15 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 2638-Foley: Felony offense for employing runners. S.F. 2989-Dave
Johnson: DOC housekeeping bill. S.F. 3157-Schwab: Imposing criminal penalties for failing to
yield to right of way. S.F. 3109-Schwab: Permitting municipal police departments to utilize black
patrol vehicles. S.F. 2678-Higgins: Modifications to game and hunting laws. S.F. 3172-Knutson:
Requiring ten year conditional release period for certain sex offense convictions. Bills referred
from other committees.
Jobs, Housing and Economic Development Committee
Chair: Sen. Ellen Anderson
9 a.m. Room 123 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 2960-Johnson, Debbie: Employment leave for volunteer firefighters. S.F.
2456-Anderson: Unpaid parental leave for foster parents. S.F. 2856-Johnson, David:
Unemployment benefits eligibility and maximum amount. S.F. 2857-Johnson, David:
Unemployment base period and benefit account modifications. S.F. 3128-Lourey: School
employees unemployment eligibility restrictions removal.
Chair: Sen. Ann Rest
10 a.m. Room 118 Capitol
Agenda: Release and review of program evaluation report of: State Employee Health
Insurance. Report of the Specical Subcommittee on Data Access and Topic Selection.
Education Committee
Chair: Sen. Sandra Pappas
1 p.m. Room 123 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 2725-Lourey: Department of Children, Families and Learning early
childhood administrative policy bill. S.F. 2894-Kelley: Providing an additional method for
school districts to form and sponsor a charter school. S.F. 3094-Kelley: Authorizing city
sponsorship of a performing arts charter school. S.F. 3187-Pappas: Repealing and amending
unneeded and obsolete education provisions. S.F. 2519-Sabo: Directing school boards to adopt a
policy on student-on-student abuse. S.F. 2733-Kinkel: Limiting enrollment in physical education
courses for post-secondary enrollment options students. S.F. 2902-Bachmann: Enacting the
American Heritage Education in Minnesota Public Schools Act. S.F. 2931-Scheevel: Delaying
use of the Test of Emerging Academic English to identify limited English proficient pupils. S.F.
2982-Limmer: Decreasing the required length of school year by three days. S.F. 2986-Robertson:
Requiring school districts to submit timely information about teacher contract settlements. S.F.
2736-Pappas: CFL administrative policy bill--unresolved sections. S.F. 2755-Pappas: Requiring
nonpublic schools to annually provide notice of equal transportation requirements. S.F. 3175-
Pappas: Providing for the disclosure of data on individuals approved for free and reduced-price
school meals. S.F. 3181-Tomassoni: Permitting the Minnesota State High School League to enter
into corporate partnerships and similar agreements. S.F. 3245-Cohen: Authorizing the creation of
a library agency. S.F. 3230-Rest: Establishing a task force to examine and make
recommendations about eliminating violence, discrimination, intimidation, and harassment
against Minnesota youth.
Health and Family Security Committee
Chair: Sen. Dallas Sams
1 p.m. Room 15 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 2877-Ranum: Placing a moratorium on the establishment, licensure, and
public financing of large institutions. S.F. 3098-Berglin: Making technical changes to
continuing care programs. S.F. 3100-Berglin: Establishing approved tribal health professionals
as medical assistance providers. S.F. 2918-Berglin: Imposing a moratorium on the sixty month
time limit on MFIP. S.F. 3211-Kiscaden: Developing a pilot project to deliver services to deaf-
blind individuals. S.F. 2625-Higgins: Authorizing collaborative reproduction and embryo
agreements. S.F. 3331-Berglin: Modifying access to health records.
Conference Committee on H.F. 351
Chairs Sen. Douglas J. Johnson and Rep. Rich Stanek
4 p.m. Room 15 Capitol
Agenda: Omnibus budget reconciliation bill.
State and Local Government Operations Committee
Chair: Sen. Jim Vickerman
4 p.m. Room 107 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 2875-Moua: Establishing an environmental sustainability policy. S.F.
2392-Metzen: Emergency 911 telecommunications system. S.F. 3015-Scheid: Establish
insurance fraud division. S.F. 3189-Pappas: Establishing retroactive effective date for St. Paul
civil service separation. S.F. 2403-Higgins: Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board to lease
certain property. S.F. 3069-Price: Requiring state and local governmental units to give public
notice. S.F. 2675-Krentz: Modifying application of recyclable material container requirements
for public entities S.F. 3117-Metzen: Disposal of interceptor facilities. S.F. 3084-Rest:
Modifying state and local auditing procedures. S.F. 3132-Stumpf: Authorizing northern counties
land use coordinating board. S.F. 3093-Stumpf: Regulating lease agreements between MAC and
civil air patrol.
Transportation and Public Safety Budget Division
Chair: Sen. Dean E. Johnson
4 p.m. Room 112 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 2336-Stumpf: Joint vehicle maintenance and storage building
construction bond issue. S.F. 2639-Ourada: Inter-regional corridor development TH #55. S.F.
2730- Lourey: Aitkin County Great River Road funding. Administration trunk highway bonding
requests- MnDOT headquarters building exterior, service shop consolidation, Mankato
headquarters replacement, digital equipment backbone appropriations. S.F. 2911-Johnson, Dean:
Agency consulting contract modifications. S.F. 3062-Limmer: TH #610 Freeway project
completion.
Transportation Committee
Chair: Sen. Dean E. Johnson
6 p.m. Room 112 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. XXXX-Johnson, Dean: MnDOT housekeeping bill. S.F. 3178-Johnson,
Dean: Drivers license applicants selective service registration proof. S.F. 2855-Ranum: Non-
citizen drivers license and identification card duration limits. S.F. 3101-Samuelson: Brainerd
Lakes Area Rest Stop. S.F. 3233-Murphy: DPS housekeeping bill. S.F. 3259-Murphy:
Metropolitan Area highway motor vehicle overweight permits. S.F. 160-Stumpf: Fire department
motor vehicle fires extinguishment expenses reimbursement. S.F. 1603-Fowler: Towns snow
removal expenses grant appropriation. S.F. 3243- Higgins: Motor Vehicle parallel parking
clarification. S.F. 3184-Tomassoni: Weight restrictions, county roads. S.F. 2704-Wiger:
Washington County motor vehicle registration renewals electronic processing authority. S.F.
2612-Kleis: Traffic regulation- funeral procession. S.F. 2637-Day: Agricultural crops transport
seasonal gross weight limit increase provision. S.F. 3277- Johnson, David: National highways
under interstate highways construction plan procedures.
Education Committee
Chair: Sen. Sandra Pappas
7 p.m. Room 123 Capitol
Agenda: Bills not heard from afternoon agenda.
Thursday, February 21
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Environment and Natural Resources Committee
Chair: Sen. Jane Krentz
8:30 a.m. Room 107 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 1953-Orfield: Allowing for the appointment of Hennepin County Soil
and Water Conservation District supervisors. S.F. 2125-Moe: Designation of Consolidated
Conservation lands. S.F. 2674-Krentz: Department of Natural Resources game, fish, and habitat
bill. S.F. 3240-Price: Modifying bear season provisions. S.F. 3192-Krentz: Providing for
agriculture and pollution control, terrorist activity prevention, response, and invetigation policies.
S.F. 2516-Sams: Modifying feedlot provisions. S.F. 2631-Kinkel: Establishing limits for yellow
perch.
Judiciary Committee
Chair: Sen. John Marty
9 a.m. Room 15 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 3218-Higgins: Children in need of protection relative placement
requirement. S.F. 3200-Johnson, Dean: Environmental learning center provision modification.
S.F. 2756-Betzold: Labor and Industry and Revenue Departments wage and employment
information exchange authority. S.F. 1372-Betzold: Child maltreatment assessment and
investigation data classification. S.F. 2949-Betzold: School bus drivers, private detectives and
protective agents and liquor license applicants criminal background checks. S.F. 3045-Betzold:
Fourth Judicial District domestic fatality review team pilot project extension. S.F. 3167-Betzold:
Sex offenders civil commitment determinations data access authority. S.F. 3231-Betzold:
License applicants nondesignated addresses classification. S.F. 2792-Betzold: Revisor's bill.
S.F. 3111-Ranum: Juvenile Court data in statewide supervision system. S.F. 3030-Pappas:
Responsible Lending Act of 2002. S.F. 3175-Pappas: Educational private data disclosure
provision modifications. S.F. 3108-Kiscaden: Human services licensing provisions
modifications. S.F. 2575-Price: Household hazardous waste programs municipalities operation
or participation indemnification. S.F. 2697-Rest: Real estate transactions disclosure
requirements. S.F. 2937-Hottinger: Environmental release response costs recovery statute of
limitations.
Transportation Committee
Chair: Sen. Dean E. Johnson
9 a.m. Room 112 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 3298-Johnson, Dean: MnDOT housekeeping bill. S.F. 3233-Murphy:
DPS housekeeping bill. S.F. 2704-Wiger:Washington County motor vehicle registration renewals
electronic processing authority. S.F. 3277-Johnson, David: National highways under interstate
highways construction plan procedures.
The Senate will be in session at 12 noon
State and Local Government Operations Committee
Chair: Sen. Jim Vickerman
1 p.m. Room 107 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. 3206-Marty: Shifting
social security administrative duties from the Dept. of Employee Relations to Public Employees
Retirement Association. S.F. 3162-Vickerman: Appointment of county recorder for Murray
County. S.F. XXXX-Scheid: Organ donor rules. S.F. 2622-Kiscaden: Volunteer health care
provider program. S.F. 2562-Scheid: Modifying licensure requirements. S.F. 3055-Betzold:
Extending pension coverage to part-time metro transit police officers. S.F. XXXX-Kelley:
Vikings stadium. S.F. 2900-Bachmann: Allowing a city to establish cartways. S.F.
2769-Lessard: Increasing per capita spending limit in Itasca and Koochiching Counties. S.F.
3257-Solon, YP: Housing and redevelopment authority officers. S.F. 3169-Rest: Housing
development. S.F. 3347-Moe: Resolution ensuring replacement of Indian trust land. S.F. 2752-
Robertson: Hennepin County Design Building. S.F. 2991-Betzold: Military payment of salary
differential to certain state employees.
Telecommunications, Energy and Utilities Committee
Chair: Sen. James Metzen
15 minutes after session ends Room 318 Capitol
Agenda: Confirmation of Phyllis Reha's appointment to the Public Utilities
Commission. S.F. 3002-Tomassoni: Multiline telephone systems 911 calls prohibited practices
and training requirements. S.F. 3115-Kelley, S.P.: State government guaranteed energy savings
contract. S.F. 3279-Anderson: Nuclear waste security council. S.F. 3246-Cohen: Telephone
solicitaion calls regulation. S.F. 3190-Lesewski: Wind energy conversion systems. Continue
previous discussion of the 9-1-1 fee increases.
Health, Human Services and Corrections Budget Division
Chair: Sen. Linda Berglin
4 p.m. Room 123 Capitol
Agenda: Presentation by Health Department on federal allocations to Minnesota on bio-
terrorism in the health care area. Review of supplemental budget items: Department of
Corrections, Department of Health, Board of Chiropractic and Veterans Homes. S.F. 819-
Lourey: Plumbers licensing requirements modifications. S.F. 887-Lourey: Medical and
specialized medical response units registration.
Tax Committee
Chair: Sen. Lawrence Pogemiller
4 p.m. Room 15 Capitol
Agenda: S.F.1857-Johnson, Dean: Stadium bill.
Environment and Natural Resources Committee
Chair: Sen. Jane Krentz
7 p.m. Room 107 Capitol
Agenda: Bills not completed at morning meeting.
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