1.1.................... moves to amend H.F. No. 1010, the delete everything amendment
1.2(H1010DE1), as follows:
1.3Page 1, line 12, delete "62,614,000" and insert "62,299,000" and delete "62,783,000"
1.4and insert "62,468,000" and delete "125,397,000" and insert "124,764,000"
1.5Page 1, line 13, delete "90,002,000" and insert "90,492,000" and delete "90,002,000"
1.6and insert "90,492,000" and delete "180,004,000" and insert "180,984,000"
1.7Page 1, line 14, delete "87,217,000" and insert "88,217,000" and delete "86,617,000"
1.8and insert "87,617,000" and delete "173,834,000" and insert "175,834,000"
1.9Page 1, line 17, delete "322,562,000" and insert "323,737,000" and delete
1.10"321,981,000" and insert "323,156,000" and delete "644,543,000" and insert
1.11"646,893,000"
1.12Page 2, line 6, delete "76,228,000" and insert "76,913,000" and delete "76,397,000"
1.13and insert "76,082,000"
1.14Page 2, line 12, delete "62,614,000" and insert "62,299,000" and delete "62,783,000"
1.15and insert "62,468,000"
1.16Page 5, line 8, delete "24,785,000" and insert "24,470,000" and delete "24,785,000"
1.17and insert "24,470,000"
1.18Page 5, line 11, delete "24,785,000" and insert "24,470,000" and delete "24,785,000"
1.19and insert "24,470,000"
1.20Page 6, line 27, delete "220,509,000" and insert "221,509,000" and delete
1.21"219,904,000" and insert "220,904,000"
1.22Page 6, line 32, delete "87,217,000" and insert "88,217,000" and delete "86,617,000"
1.23and insert "87,617,000"
1.24Page 7, line 12, delete "2,381,000" and insert "2,696,000" and delete "2,381,000"
1.25and insert "2,696,000"
1.26Page 7, line 23, delete "40,000" and insert "34,000"
2.1Page 9, line 13, delete "31,211,000" and insert "32,211,000" and delete "31,211,000"
2.2and insert "32,211,000"
2.3Page 9, line 18, delete "264,000" and insert "1,264,000" and delete "264,000" and
2.4insert "1,264,000"
2.5Page 9, line 24, delete everything after the period and insert "The amount necessary
2.6to pay for presuppression, and suppression"
2.7Page 9, delete lines 25 to 26
2.8Page 9, line 27, delete everything before "costs"
2.9Page 10, after line 21, insert:
2.10"$1,000,000 the first year and $1,000,000
2.11the second year are from the heritage
2.12enhancement account in the game and fish
2.13fund to maintain and expand the ecological
2.14classification system program. This is a
2.15onetime appropriation."
2.16Page 10, delete lines 22 to 30
2.17Page 12, line 6, delete "$1,150,000" and insert "$150,000"
2.18Page 13, line 18, delete everything after the period
2.19Page 13, delete lines 19 to 23
2.20Page 15, after line 33, insert:
2.21"$1,082,000 the first year and $1,082,000 the
2.22second year are from the water recreation
2.23account in the natural resources fund for
2.24grants to counties for boat and water safety.
2.25Any unencumbered balance does not cancel
2.26at the end of the first year and is available
2.27for the second year."
2.28Page 19, line 12, delete "300,000" and insert "790,000" and delete "155,000" and
2.29insert "645,000"
2.30Page 19, after line 12, insert:

2.31	"Appropriations by Fund
2.32		2012	2013
2.33	General	300,000	155,000
2.34	Natural Resources	490,000	490,000

3.1Conservation Corps Minnesota may receive
3.2money appropriated from the natural
3.3resources fund under this section only
3.4as provided in an agreement with the
3.5commissioner of natural resources."
3.6Page 22, after line 20, insert:

3.7    "Section 1. Minnesota Statutes 2010, section 85.052, subdivision 4, is amended to read:
3.8    Subd. 4. Deposit of fees. (a) Fees paid for providing contracted products and
3.9services within a state park, state recreation area, or wayside, and for special state park
3.10uses under this section shall be deposited in the natural resources fund and credited to a
3.11state parks account.
3.12(b) Gross receipts derived from sales, rentals, or leases of natural resources within
3.13state parks, recreation areas, and waysides, other than those on trust fund lands, must be
3.14deposited in the state treasury and credited to the state parks working capital account.
3.15The appropriation under section 85.22 for revenue deposited in this section is limited to
3.16$25,000 per fiscal year.
3.17(c) Notwithstanding paragraph (b), the gross receipts from the sale of stockpile
3.18materials, aggregate, or other earth materials from the Iron Range Off-Highway Vehicle
3.19Recreation Area shall be deposited in the dedicated accounts in the natural resources fund
3.20from which the purchase of the stockpile material was made.

3.21    Sec. 2. [89.0385] FOREST MANAGEMENT INVESTMENT ACCOUNT; COST
3.22CERTIFICATION.
3.23(a) After each fiscal year, the commissioner shall certify the total costs incurred for
3.24forest management, forest improvement, and road improvement on state-managed lands
3.25during that year. The commissioner shall distribute forest management receipts credited to
3.26various accounts according to this section.
3.27(b) The amount of the certified costs incurred for forest management activities
3.28on state lands shall be transferred from the account where receipts are deposited to the
3.29forest management investment account in the natural resources fund, except for those
3.30costs certified under section 16A.125. Transfers in a fiscal year cannot exceed receipts
3.31credited to the account.
3.32EFFECTIVE DATE.This section is effective the day following final enactment."
3.33Page 23, after line 10, insert:

4.1    "Sec. 5. Minnesota Statutes 2010, section 97A.055, is amended by adding a subdivision
4.2to read:
4.3    Subd. 2b. Certified costs. Money for the certified costs under section 89.0385 is
4.4appropriated annually to the commissioner for reimbursement of certified costs on state
4.5lands acquired by purchase or gift for game and fish purposes."
4.6Page 33, delete section 11, and insert:

4.7    "Sec. 14. Minnesota Statutes 2010, section 116.07, subdivision 4h, is amended to read:
4.8    Subd. 4h. Financial responsibility rules. (a) The agency shall adopt rules requiring
4.9the operator or owner of a solid waste disposal facility to submit to the agency proof
4.10of the operator's or owner's financial capability to provide reasonable and necessary
4.11response during the operating life of the facility and for 30 years after closure for a mixed
4.12municipal solid waste disposal facility or for a minimum of 20 years after closure, as
4.13determined by agency rules, for any other solid waste disposal facility, and to provide for
4.14the closure of the facility and postclosure care required under agency rules. Proof of
4.15financial responsibility is required of the operator or owner of a facility receiving an
4.16original permit or a permit for expansion after adoption of the rules. Within 180 days of
4.17the effective date of the rules or by July 1, 1987, whichever is later, proof of financial
4.18responsibility is required of an operator or owner of a facility with a remaining capacity of
4.19more than five years or 500,000 cubic yards that is in operation at the time the rules are
4.20adopted. Compliance with the rules and the requirements of paragraph (b) is a condition
4.21of obtaining or retaining a permit to operate the facility.
4.22(b) A municipality, as defined in section 475.51, subdivision 2, including a sanitary
4.23district, that owns or operates a solid waste disposal facility that was in operation on May
4.2415, 1989, may meet its financial responsibility for all or a portion of the contingency
4.25action portion of the reasonable and necessary response costs at the facility by pledging its
4.26full faith and credit to meet its responsibility.
4.27The pledge must be made in accordance with the requirements in chapter 475 for
4.28issuing bonds of the municipality, and the following additional requirements:
4.29(1) The governing body of the municipality shall enact an ordinance that clearly
4.30accepts responsibility for the costs of contingency action at the facility and that reserves,
4.31during the operating life of the facility and for the time period required in paragraph (a)
4.32after closure, a portion of the debt limit of the municipality, as established under section
4.33475.53 or other law, that is equal to the total contingency action costs.
4.34(2) The municipality shall require that all collectors that haul to the facility
4.35implement a plan for reducing solid waste by using volume-based pricing, recycling
4.36incentives, or other means.
5.1(3) When a municipality opts to meet a portion of its financial responsibility by
5.2relying on its authority to issue bonds, it shall also begin setting aside in a dedicated
5.3long-term care trust fund money that will cover a portion of the potential contingency
5.4action costs at the facility, the amount to be determined by the agency for each facility
5.5based on at least the amount of waste deposited in the disposal facility each year, and the
5.6likelihood and potential timing of conditions arising at the facility that will necessitate
5.7response action. The agency may not require a municipality to set aside more than five
5.8percent of the total cost in a single year.
5.9(4) A municipality shall have and consistently maintain an investment grade bond
5.10rating as a condition of using bonding authority to meet financial responsibility under
5.11this section.
5.12(5) The municipality shall file with the commissioner of revenue its consent to have
5.13the amount of its contingency action costs deducted from state aid payments otherwise
5.14due the municipality and paid instead to the remediation fund created in section 116.155,
5.15if the municipality fails to conduct the contingency action at the facility when ordered
5.16by the agency. If the agency notifies the commissioner that the municipality has failed to
5.17conduct contingency action when ordered by the agency, the commissioner shall deduct
5.18the amounts indicated by the agency from the state aids in accordance with the consent
5.19filed with the commissioner.
5.20(6) The municipality shall file with the agency written proof that it has complied
5.21with the requirements of paragraph (b).
5.22(c) The method for proving financial responsibility under paragraph (b) may not be
5.23applied to a new solid waste disposal facility or to expansion of an existing facility, unless
5.24the expansion is a vertical expansion. Vertical expansions of qualifying existing facilities
5.25cannot be permitted for a duration of longer than three years.
5.26(d) The commissioner shall consult with the commissioner of management and
5.27budget for guidance on the forms of financial assurance that are acceptable for private
5.28owners and public owners, and in carrying out a periodic review of the adequacy of
5.29financial assurance for solid waste disposal facilities. Financial assurance rules shall
5.30allow financial mechanisms to public owners of solid waste disposal facilities that are
5.31appropriate to their status as subdivisions of the state.
5.32(e) Persons who wish the agency to consider unique financial assurance mechanisms
5.33to meet their obligations under this subdivision and subdivisions 4f and 4g, must reimburse
5.34the agency for the costs of consultant services needed to complete a review to determine
5.35the appropriateness of the proposed mechanism. The reimbursement shall be in addition
5.36to any other fees imposed by law. Reimbursements accepted by the agency are deposited
6.1in the miscellaneous special revenue fund and appropriated to the agency for the cost to
6.2review the financial assurance mechanism."
6.3Page 40, delete lines 24 to 34, and insert:
6.4"(e) Golden Eagle Survey
6.5$45,000 the first year and $45,000 the
6.6second year are from the trust fund to the
6.7commissioner of natural resources for an
6.8agreement with the National Eagle Center to
6.9increase the understanding of golden eagles
6.10in Minnesota through surveys and education.
6.11This appropriation is available until June
6.1230, 2014, by which time the project must be
6.13completed and final products delivered."
6.14Page 42, after line 2, insert:
6.15"(i) Change and Resilience in Boreal
6.16Forests in Northern Minnesota
6.17$100,000 the first year and $100,000 the
6.18second year are from the trust fund to the
6.19Board of Regents of the University of
6.20Minnesota to assess the potential response
6.21of northern Minnesota's boreal forests to
6.22observed and predicted changes in climate
6.23conditions and develop related management
6.24guidelines and adaptation strategies. This
6.25appropriation is available until June 30,
6.262014, by which time the project must be
6.27completed and final products delivered."
6.28Reletter the paragraphs in sequence
6.29Page 57, delete lines 14 to 24
6.30Reletter the paragraphs in sequence
6.31Renumber the sections in sequence and correct the internal references
6.32Amend the title accordingly
6.33Adjust amounts accordingly