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United States — Minnesota
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If the purchaser’s rights in state public land have been absolutely terminated, the unpaid taxes and assessments on that land are canceled, and the county auditor must record the termination.
United States — Minnesota
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A certificate-of-sale holder may pay the commissioner any amount due, and the commissioner must issue duplicate receipts and give one copy to the holder while keeping one copy.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must pay over money received from certificates of sale to the commissioner of management and budget for deposit.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must prepare an annual statement by May 2 and send copies to the governor and the commissioner of management and budget.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner or the commissioner’s designated agent must act as clerk for land sales, and the commissioner must prepare a report after all sales close.
United States — Minnesota
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Proceeds from certain state-land sales and related income must be deposited into the funds they belong to, with one part first remitted to the expense account that paid sale-related costs.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner of natural resources must issue a land patent after the required sale price, interest, and delinquent taxes are paid.
United States — Minnesota
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The department may sell certain state-owned lands to the United States, but the lands must be designated by the Executive Council and the price may not exceed the Council’s maximum.
United States — Minnesota
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The Executive Council may exchange certain state-purchased lands for U.S. lands of substantially the same character and value, may set sale terms, may handle cash differences, and may have lands appraised.
United States — Minnesota
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The governor may execute proper instruments of conveyance for sections 92.30 and 92.31.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner of natural resources may sell certain unreserved state public land for private forest management, subject to stated sale conditions.
United States — Minnesota
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Certain counties must have a land classification committee, and that committee has specified members and meeting rules.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner of natural resources must classify state public and private lands and consult specified agencies and land classification committees.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must temporarily classify land areas, and the classification copy must be recorded with the county recorder. State land classified as nonagricultural may not be sold or leased for agricultural purposes.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must report the land-classification results to the legislature, and may include recommendations deemed advisable.
United States — Minnesota
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This section generally withdraws certain state lands from sale, but lets the commissioner of natural resources sell timber and, in a narrower case, sell certain river-bottom lands.
United States — Minnesota
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The director may set aside certain state lands as public campgrounds and lease them for cottage and camp use, but leases are limited and later leasing is restricted.
United States — Minnesota
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State-owned land chiefly valuable for peat deposits is withdrawn from sale, and the commissioner of natural resources must examine state land before it is offered for sale to see whether it meets that description.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner of natural resources may lease certain land, but leases must follow sale, term, notice, approval, hearing, and payment rules.
United States — Minnesota
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The natural resources commissioner may lease state land for wild rice farming and must follow several timing, notice, and funding rules.