|
Ithdevelopmerit
<br /> e proposed
<br /> pted by the
<br /> unless the
<br />
<br /> subdivision 1
<br />
<br />tdevelopment
<br />~'~g to the
<br /> ~T purchase
<br />
<br />Thmn in the
<br />t be. made
<br />e council
<br />
<br /> ·ction 473.831,
<br />leer~s compen-
<br />council. If
<br />shall acquire
<br />and the land-
<br />ment rights.
<br />temporary
<br />the county.
<br />itiate eminent
<br />iumement of
<br /> engineering
<br />
<br /> . eft. March 25,
<br />me amendment~
<br />of the stamt~
<br />
<br /> ed development
<br />fany informa-
<br />
<br /> le and eco-
<br /> 2, extended
<br /> .tv development
<br /> December ~1,
<br />
<br />. 621.
<br />83, 84, 167 m
<br />
<br />~ose specified
<br /> ~ease, gift or
<br /> :~11 determine,
<br />lfacilities or
<br />33, f.or so. lid
<br />e policy plan
<br />
<br />mc/l, and may
<br />iNo meu"ooot-
<br />Bcil/~v. Elch
<br />~en~liture for
<br /> s~icipation of
<br />
<br />METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT
<br />
<br />§ 473.811
<br />
<br />need, the purpose must be specified in a resolution of the county directing tha: the levy
<br />and the proceeds of the ~ may be used only for that purpose. Un~l so used, the
<br />proceeds shall be reudned in a separate fund or invested in the same manner as surplus in
<br />a sinking fund may be invested under section 475.66. The right of condemnation shall be
<br />exercised in accordance with chapter 117.
<br /> Subd. la. l~dght of access. Whenever the county or county site eelection authority
<br />deems it necessary tn the evaluation of a waste facility for enforcement purposes or to
<br />the evaluation of a site or buffer area for inclusion in the inventory of disposal sites
<br />pursuant tn section 473.149, subdivision 2b, and section 473.803, subdivision la, or for
<br />selection or final acquisition under section 473.833, or for the accomplishment of any
<br />other purpose under sections 473.149, 473.153, and 473.801 to 473.834, the county, county
<br />site selection authority or any member, employee, or agent thereof, when authorized by it,
<br />may enter upon any property, public or private, for the purpose of obtaining information
<br />or conducting surveys or investigations, provided that the enhance and activity is
<br />undertaken after reasonable notice and during normal business hours and provided that
<br />compeasation is made for any damage tn the property caused by the enu'ance and
<br />activin.
<br /> Subd. 2, County financing of facilities. Each meU'opo]itan county may by resolution
<br />authorize the issuance of bonds to provide funds for the acquisition or betterment of solid
<br />waste facilities, closure, pos~closure, and contingency costs, related tn'ansmission facilities,
<br />or property or property rights for the facilities, for responses, as defined in section
<br />115B.02, to releases from closed solid waste facilities, or for refunding any outstanding
<br />bonds issued for any such purpose. The proceeds of bonds issued under this section for
<br />closure, postclosure, and contingency costs and noncapital responses to releases may be
<br />used only for solid waste facilities in existence on May 15, 1989. The county may pledge
<br />to the payment of the bonds and the interest thereon, its full faith, credit and t~dng
<br />-powers, or the proceeds of any designated tax levies, or the gross or net revenues or
<br />charges to be derived from any facility operated by or for the county, or any combination
<br />thereof. Taxes levied for the payment of the bonds and interest shall not reduce the
<br />amounts of other taxes which the county is authorized by law to levy. The proceeds of
<br />the bonds may be used in part to establish a reserve as further security for the payment
<br />of the principal and inmrest of the bonds when due. Bonds issued pursuant to this
<br />section may be sold at public or private sale upon such conditions as the county board
<br />shall determine, but any bonds issued after May 22, 1991, to which the full faith and
<br />credit and taxing powers of the county are pledged shall be sold in accordance with the
<br />provisions of chapter 475. No election shall be required to authorize the/ssuance of the
<br />bonds. Except as otherwise provided, the bonds shall be issued and sold in accordance
<br />with the provisions of chapter 475.
<br /> Subd. 2a. County solid waste industrial development revenue bonds. A metropoli-
<br />tan county may issue revenue bonds to finance solid waste and related facilities projects
<br />located inside or outside the boundaries of cities or towns described in section 368.01
<br />under and pursuant to the provisions of chapter 474.
<br /> Subd. 3. County operation of facilities. Each met~opollt~n county, may operate and
<br />maintain solid waste facilities, and for this purpose may employ all necessary personnel,
<br />may adopt regulations governing operation, and may establish and collect reasonable,
<br />nondiscrimina~ary rates and charges for the use of the facilities by any local government
<br />uni: or person, est~na~ed to be sufficient, with any other moneys appropriated for the
<br />purpose, to pay all costs of acquisition, operation and maintenance. Each metropolitan
<br />county may use i~self or sell all or any par~ of materials or energy recovered from solid
<br />waste rn private interests or public agenc/es for consumption or reuse by them. Section
<br />471.345 and Laws 1951, chapter 556, as amended shall not apply to the sale of the
<br />materials or energy.
<br /> Subd. 3a~ Service areas. Metropolitan counties have the authori~' provided in sec~on
<br />400.08.
<br /> Subd. 4. County conu-ac~. Each meu'opolir, an county, may conu'ac: for the acquisi-
<br />tion or use of exis~ng public or private solid waste facili~es or any facili~es deemed
<br />necessary or useful for resource recovery, from solid waste and may conu-ac~ with any
<br /> 173
<br />
<br />
<br />
|