House of Representatives

SF 222 allows Minnesota landlords to conduct criminal background checks on nonresident tenant organizers, enhancing property safety but potentially limiting organizer access.

SF 752 requires local governments in Minnesota to approve transit guideway plans, enhancing community input and control before projects can secure federal funding.

SF 1065 allocates $330,000 to build a public safety facility in Portage, enhancing emergency services and providing a community space for public use and shelter.

HF 1135 allows Minnesota municipalities to require land or cash from developers for public use, enhancing parks and streamlining subdivision approvals.

Bill SF 2591 requires grant recipients to engage with youth organizations, ensuring at least 50% of funds support civic engagement and health education for youth affected by cannabis issues.

Bill HF 266 requires landlords to refund 50% of application fees to prospective tenants not selected, easing financial burdens and promoting fairness in rental applications.

SF 1207 caps late fees for manufactured housing at 8%, ensuring fair treatment for tenants and reducing financial strain, promoting housing stability in Minnesota.

HF 431 removes time limits for victims of sexual abuse, human trafficking, and exploitation to file civil lawsuits, empowering them to seek justice without deadlines.