Chapter One Federal Government - Minnesota State Legislature

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State Agencies Chapter Five STATE BICYCLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Minnesota Department of Transportation, 395 John Ireland Blvd., MS 315, St. Paul 55155 Web site: www.mnsbac.org Law provides: The 26-member committee makes recommendations to the commissioners of transportation and public safety and to the legislature on bicycle safety and on bicycle education and development. (Minnesota Session Laws of 1984) STATE COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES ADVISORY COMMITTEE Minnesota Department of Health, Community and Family Health Division, 85 E. 7th Pl. Box 64882, St. Paul 55164, (651)296-9375 Law provides: The committee advises, consults with, and makes recommendations to the commissioner of health on the development, maintenance, funding, and evaluation of community health services. (Minnesota Statutes, Section 145A.10, subd 10) STATE DESIGNER SELECTION BOARD 301 Centennial Office Bldg., 658 Cedar St., St. Paul 55155, (651)297-1545 Web site: www.sao.admin.state.mn.us/sdsb Law provides: The six-member board, including one member nominated from AIA, one from AGC, one from ACEC/MN, one from the State Arts Board, and two public members appointed by the commissioner of administration, along with a representative of the user agency, the University of Minnesota, or the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, designated by the user agency, selects primary designers for state building projects with construction cost greater than $2,000,000 or project planning cost greater than $200,000. (Minnesota Statutes, Section 16B.33) Executive Secretary: Terry Lewko STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Center for Northern Gardening, 1755 Prior Ave. N., St. Paul 55113, (651)643-3601 Toll-free: (800)676-MSHS, Fax: (651)643-3638 Web site: www.northerngardener.org, e-mail: info@northerngardener.org Law provides: The society, founded in 1866, collects and disseminates horticultural and environmental information to Minnesotans. It publishes Northern Gardener magazine six times a year; conducts MN Green community greening outreach; sponsors workshops, tours and other programs; and maintains a horticultural library. Membership is open to any interested person, currently at 15,000 in addition to public libraries statewide. (Minnesota Statutes, Section 43A.27; Laws of Minnesota 1976, Chapter III, Section 3, subd 1a) Chief Operating Officer: Rose Eggert STATE LOTTERY Minnesota State Lottery, 2645 Long Lake Rd., Roseville 55113, (651)635-8100 Web site: www.mnlottery.com, e-mail: lottery@winternet.com Law provides: The Minnesota State Lottery runs the scratch-off lottery games and the online lottery games (Powerball, Gopher 5, Daily 3, Hot Lotto, NorthStar Cash, and G3) sold in Minnesota. Some proceeds are constitutionally directed to the environment and natural resources trust fund, and some funds are statutorily dedicated to the game and fish fund, the natural resources fund, and the general fund. (Minnesota Statutes, Section 349A.01) Executive Director: Clint Harris STATE RETIREMENT SYSTEM 60 Empire Dr., Suite 300, St. Paul 55103 (651)296-2761, Toll-free: (800)657-5757, Fax: (651)297-5238 Web site: www.msrs.state.mn.us, e-mail: msrs@state.mn.us Law provides: The administrative function is vested in the executive director and the policy making and appellate functions are vested in a board of 11 members, three appointed by the governor, one retired employee, one MCTO union representative, and six elected by the covered employees. (Minnesota Statutes, Chapters 3A, 352, 352B, 352C, 352D, 490) Executive Director: David Bergstrom STATEWIDE INDEPENDENT LIVING COUNCIL Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, 1st National Bank Bldg. 332 Minnesota St., Suite E200, St. Paul 55101, (651)296-5616 Law provides: The 21-member council monitors, reviews, and evaluates the implementation of the state plan for independent living, required in the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. (Public Laws 93-112) 163 Chapter Five State Agencies

Chapter Five State Agencies Chapter Five State Agencies TEACHERS RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION 60 Empire Dr., Suite 400, St. Paul 55103, (651)296-2409, (800)657-3669 Web site: www.tra.state.mn.us, e-mail: info.tra@state.mn.us Law provides: The association is managed by an eight-member board to provide eligible members with annuity payments at retirement, and disability or survivor benefits. Membership includes all teachers employed in Minnesota’s public elementary and secondary schools, state universities, community colleges, and all other education institutions maintained by the state. Not included are those employed by the cities of Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth or by the University of Minnesota and those state university or community college teachers first employed after June 30, 1989. (Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 354) Executive Director: Gary Austin TRUSTEE CANDIDATE ADVISORY COUNCIL 72 State Office Building, St. Paul 55155, (651) 296-9002 Web site: www.tcac.leg.mn Law provides: The council recruits, screens, and recommends qualified candidates to the governor for appointment to the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (MnSCU) Board of Trustees. The 24-member citizen council also must develop a statement of the selection criteria to be applied and a description of the responsibilities and duties of a member of the MnSCU Board of Trustees. The governor is not bound by the recommendations of the council. (Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 136F.03) The 15-member board of trustees is the governing body of the MnSCU system. The governor appoints one trustee from each of Minnesota’s eight congressional districts, four from the state at large, and three student trustees. Trustees serve without pay for six-year terms. Terms are staggered, with one-third of the board up for election every two years. URBAN INDIAN ADVISORY COUNCIL 3801 Bemidji Ave., Bemidji 56601, (218)755-3825 Law provides: The council advises the Minnesota Indian Affairs Council board of directors on the concerns of Minnesota Indians who reside in the urban areas of the state. (Minnesota Statutes, Section 3.922, Subdivision 8) URBAN INITIATIVE BOARD Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, 1st National Bank Bldg. 332 Minnesota St., Suite E200, St. Paul 55101, (651)297-1291 Web site: www.deed.state.mn.us, e-mail: deed@state.mn.us Law provides: The board investigates, evaluates and implements new methods to enhance urban development, particularly through the Urban Initiatives loan program for minority business enterprises. The program supports job creation for minority and other persons in low-income areas. The board advises the department of employment and economic development regarding the operation of the Urban Initiative loan program. The board consists of 10 members, including representatives of minority businesses and state agencies. (Minnesota Statutes, Section 116M.15) WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES ADVISORY COUNCIL Minnesota Department of Health, 121 E. 7th Pl., Box 64975, St. Paul 55164, (651)215-0700 Law provides: The 11-member council is comprised of department of health officials, pollution control agency officials, water supply system operators, wastewater treatment facility operators, municipality representatives, and the public. The council advises the commissioners of health and the pollution control agency regarding water supply systems and wastewater treatment facilities, and qualifications and competency evaluation of water supply system operators and wastewater treatment facility operators. (Minnesota Statutes, Section 115.71-115.77) WELLS AND BORINGS ADVISORY COUNCIL Minnesota Department of Health, 121 E. 7th Pl., Box 64975, St. Paul 55164-0975, (651)215-0812 Law provides: The 18-member council, derived from a variety of relevant agencies and industry expertise, including well contractors, exploratory mineral borers, members of the public, elevator shaft contractors, and officials from the departments of health, natural resources, transportation, and pollution control, and the Board of Water and Soil Rescources advises the commissioner of health on issues related to wells and borings. (Minnesota Statutes, Section 103I.105) 164

<strong>State</strong> Agencies <strong>Chapter</strong> Five<br />

STATE BICYCLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE<br />

<strong>Minnesota</strong> Department of Transportation, 395 John Ireland Blvd., MS 315, St. Paul 55155<br />

Web site: www.mnsbac.org<br />

Law provides: The 26-member committee makes recommendations to the commissioners of<br />

transportation and public safety and to the legislature on bicycle safety and on bicycle education<br />

and development. (<strong>Minnesota</strong> Session Laws of 1984)<br />

STATE COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES ADVISORY COMMITTEE<br />

<strong>Minnesota</strong> Department of Health, Community and Family Health Division, 85 E. 7th Pl.<br />

Box 64882, St. Paul 55164, (651)296-9375<br />

Law provides: The committee advises, consults with, and makes recommendations to the<br />

commissioner of health on the development, maintenance, funding, and evaluation of community<br />

health services. (<strong>Minnesota</strong> Statutes, Section 145A.10, subd 10)<br />

STATE DESIGNER SELECTION BOARD<br />

301 Centennial Office Bldg., 658 Cedar St., St. Paul 55155, (651)297-1545<br />

Web site: www.sao.admin.state.mn.us/sdsb<br />

Law provides: The six-member board, including one member nominated from AIA, one from<br />

AGC, one from ACEC/MN, one from the <strong>State</strong> Arts Board, and two public members appointed by<br />

the commissioner of administration, along with a representative of the user agency, the University<br />

of <strong>Minnesota</strong>, or the <strong>Minnesota</strong> <strong>State</strong> Colleges and Universities, designated by the user agency,<br />

selects primary designers for state building projects with construction cost greater than $2,000,000<br />

or project planning cost greater than $200,000. (<strong>Minnesota</strong> Statutes, Section 16B.33)<br />

Executive Secretary: Terry Lewko<br />

STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY<br />

Center for Northern Gardening, 1755 Prior Ave. N., St. Paul 55113, (651)643-3601<br />

Toll-free: (800)676-MSHS, Fax: (651)643-3638<br />

Web site: www.northerngardener.org, e-mail: info@northerngardener.org<br />

Law provides: The society, founded in 1866, collects and disseminates horticultural and<br />

environmental information to <strong>Minnesota</strong>ns. It publishes Northern Gardener magazine six times a<br />

year; conducts MN Green community greening outreach; sponsors workshops, tours and other<br />

programs; and maintains a horticultural library. Membership is open to any interested person,<br />

currently at 15,000 in addition to public libraries statewide. (<strong>Minnesota</strong> Statutes, Section 43A.27;<br />

Laws of <strong>Minnesota</strong> 1976, <strong>Chapter</strong> III, Section 3, subd 1a)<br />

Chief Operating Officer: Rose Eggert<br />

STATE LOTTERY<br />

<strong>Minnesota</strong> <strong>State</strong> Lottery, 2645 Long Lake Rd., Roseville 55113, (651)635-8100<br />

Web site: www.mnlottery.com, e-mail: lottery@winternet.com<br />

Law provides: The <strong>Minnesota</strong> <strong>State</strong> Lottery runs the scratch-off lottery games and the online<br />

lottery games (Powerball, Gopher 5, Daily 3, Hot Lotto, NorthStar Cash, and G3) sold in<br />

<strong>Minnesota</strong>. Some proceeds are constitutionally directed to the environment and natural resources<br />

trust fund, and some funds are statutorily dedicated to the game and fish fund, the natural resources<br />

fund, and the general fund. (<strong>Minnesota</strong> Statutes, Section 349A.01)<br />

Executive Director: Clint Harris<br />

STATE RETIREMENT SYSTEM<br />

60 Empire Dr., Suite 300, St. Paul 55103<br />

(651)296-2761, Toll-free: (800)657-5757, Fax: (651)297-5238<br />

Web site: www.msrs.state.mn.us, e-mail: msrs@state.mn.us<br />

Law provides: The administrative function is vested in the executive director and the policy<br />

making and appellate functions are vested in a board of 11 members, three appointed by the<br />

governor, one retired employee, one MCTO union representative, and six elected by the covered<br />

employees. (<strong>Minnesota</strong> Statutes, <strong>Chapter</strong>s 3A, 352, 352B, 352C, 352D, 490)<br />

Executive Director: David Bergstrom<br />

STATEWIDE INDEPENDENT LIVING COUNCIL<br />

<strong>Minnesota</strong> Department of Employment and Economic Development, 1st National Bank Bldg.<br />

332 <strong>Minnesota</strong> St., Suite E200, St. Paul 55101, (651)296-5616<br />

Law provides: The 21-member council monitors, reviews, and evaluates the implementation of the<br />

state plan for independent living, required in the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. (Public Laws 93-112)<br />

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Five<br />

<strong>State</strong> Agencies

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