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<br />11 <br /> <br />MINNESOTA STATUTES 2009 <br /> <br />469.175 <br /> <br />(2) assist the authority in bringing an action as described in clause (1), by providing legal and <br />technical advice, intervening in the action, or other appropriate assistance. <br /> <br />The decision to participate in any action to recover expenses is at the discretion of the attorney <br />general. <br /> <br />(f) If the attorney general brings an action as provided in paragraph (e), clause (1), <br />the authority shall certify its reasonable and necessary expenses incurred to implement the <br />development response action plan and shall cooperate with the attorney general as required <br />to effectively pursue the action. The certification by the authority is prima facie evidence <br />that the expenses are reasonable and necessary. The attorney general may deduct litigation <br />expenses incurred by the attorney general from any amounts recovered in an action brought <br />under paragraph (e), clause (I). The authority shall reimburse the attorney general for litigation <br />expenses not recovered in an action under paragraph (e), clause (1), but only from the additional <br />tax increment required to be used as described in section 469.176, subdivision 4e. The authority <br />must reimburse the attorney general for litigation expenses incurred to assist in bringing an action <br />under paragraph (e), clause (2), but only from amounts recovered by the authority in an action or, <br />ifthe amounts are insufficient, from the additional tax increment required to be used as described <br />in section 469.176, subdivision 4e. All money recovered or paid to the attorney general for <br />litigation expenses under this paragraph shall be paid to the general fund of the state for deposit to <br />the account ofthe attorney general. For the purposes of this section, "litigation expenses" means <br />attorney fees and costs of discovery and other preparation for litigation. <br /> <br />(g) The authority shall reimburse the pollution control agency for its administrative expenses <br />incurred to review and approve a development action response plan. The authority must <br />reimburse the Pollution Control Agency for expenses incurred for any services rendered to the <br />attorney general to support the attorney general in actions brought or assistance provided under <br />paragraph (e), but only from amounts recovered by the authority in an action brought under <br />paragraph ( e) or from the additional tax increment required to be used as described in section <br />469.176, subdivision 4e. All money paid to the pollution control agency under this paragraph <br />shall be deposited in the remediation fund. <br /> <br />(h) Actions taken by an authority consistent with a development response action plan are <br />deemed to be authorized response actions for the purpose of section 115B.17, subdivision 12. An <br />authority that takes actions consistent with a development response action plan qualifies for the <br />defenses available under sections 115B.04, subdivision 11, and 115B.05, subdivision 9. <br /> <br />(i) All money recovered by an authority in an action brought under paragraph (e) in excess of <br />the amounts paid to the attorney general and the Pollution Control Agency must be treated as <br /> <br />Copyright <<:> 2009 by the Revisor of Statutes, State of Minnesota. All Rights Reserved. <br />