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If a county does not assume certain school district or town bonds and they stay unpaid at maturity, the commissioner of management and budget must withhold county payments and send the needed amount to the school district or town treasurer. Money received under sections 94.31 and 94.32 must be used only for past due bo
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This provision names the Minnesota Land Exchange Board and assigns the governor as chair and the state auditor as secretary, who must keep a record of proceedings.
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This section classifies certain state lands and limits when riparian, state park, and school trust land may be exchanged.
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Class A land may be exchanged only under the stated conditions, with board approval and required commissioner actions.
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Certain class A state lands may be exchanged for other lands if the exchange complies with other applicable laws.
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Class B land may be exchanged only under specified approvals, value limits, title checks, hearings, and payment rules.
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The attorney general can prescribe or approve the forms used for deeds, certificates, and other required instruments, and the delivery procedure.
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The state may sue to quiet or register title to land it owns or claims, and the attorney general may handle title-perfecting actions for state exchange lands with board approval.
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The commissioner must determine the trust status of certain state-acquired lands and file a certificate of that determination.
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This section sets rules for expedited land exchanges between the state and a governmental subdivision, including valuation, approval, deed execution, recording, and fees.
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The commissioner of management and budget may deed escheated state land subject to an encumbrance to the encumbrance holder, but only with the governor’s and attorney general’s approval and for a consideration they तय determine.
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If land was wrongly certified or conveyed to the state by the United States, the governor may execute a relinquishment or reconveyance of that land under the state seal.
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If the United States wants land for government purposes and the land is owned by a municipal corporation (or it has some right in the land), the corporation’s governing body may grant and convey it to the United States.
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Survey workers authorized under U.S. law may enter land in the state and place survey markers and equipment. If damages are disputed, either side may ask the district court to set damages, and the court must give at least 20 days’ notice and hear the parties.
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A person who willfully damages or removes certain U.S. survey property must not do so, and may face a fine of up to $50 per offense plus civil liability for damages.
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The commissioner may buy, accept as a gift or lease, or take title to certain U.S.-owned lands, including timber, in townships set aside for state forests, parks, game refuges, or public shooting grounds.
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The commissioner may spend available funds, sell products from leased lands, and make rules for carrying out sections 94.47 to 94.51.
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Payment obligations for land acquisitions under sections 94.47 to 94.51 must be paid only from revenue from those lands, and they cannot create liability for the state’s general credit or taxing power.
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The commissioner may sell, exchange, or lease lands under the commissioner’s control, but only with Executive Council approval and only when it benefits state forest development, use, and management.
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The commissioner may adopt necessary rules and enter cooperative agreements with U.S. officials for state land-use and management cooperation.