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MN HF2084
Bill
Status
Introduced
2/1/2012
Primary Sponsor
Kirk Stensrud
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AI Summary
- Political subdivisions must pay fair market value compensation to private waste collection service providers if the subdivision enters the waste collection business or limits permits to exclude existing providers
- Compensation is required only if three conditions are met: the subdivision's actions prevent the provider from continuing substantially the same services in the same market, and without those actions the provider could continue operating
- Exception applies if the waste collection provider operates under a contract with the political subdivision that specifies terms and conditions, or if the subdivision simply fails to renew or terminates an existing contract
- Either party may file a district court action within six months of the political subdivision's final decision regarding waste collection services to determine compensation amount if parties cannot agree
- Effective the day after enactment and applies to waste collection contracts entered into or ordinances enacted on or after that date
Legislative Description
Compensation provided for when a political subdivision enters into mixed municipal solid waste collection business.
Last Action
House rule 1.21, placed on Calendar for the Day
4/19/2012
Committee Referrals
Civil Law2/29/2012
Government Operations and Elections2/1/2012
Full Bill Text
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