MN SF1099

Creates a reporting requirement for manufacturers and distributors of children's products containing priority chemicals to submit detailed information to the Pollution Control Agency within one year of chemical designation.

Establishes tiered reporting deadlines based on manufacturer gross sales, ranging from July 1, 2017 for companies exceeding $1 billion in annual sales to July 1, 2020 for companies with $100,000-$5 million in sales.

Imposes an initial $1,000 fee per priority chemical reported, increasing by $1,000 for each subsequent report filed for the same chemical in the same product category, with fees deposited into the special revenue fund.

Requires the Department of Health to maintain a list of chemicals of high concern identified by state, federal, or international agencies as harmful to fetal or child development, causing cancer, disrupting endocrine systems, or being persistent and bioaccumulative.

Authorizes the Pollution Control Agency to use excess fee revenue to offer competitive grants for developing safer alternatives to priority chemicals in children's products and requires tri-annual reports to the legislature on implementation.