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Consolidated Fiscal Note HF861 0 "Commerical MV and Transp Dept Prov" Chief Author: Paul Torkelson Commitee: Transportation Finance Date Completed: 02/17/2017 Lead Agency: Transportation Dept Other Agencies: SPACE Administration Dept Public Safety Dept State Fiscal Impact Yes No Expenditures Fee/Departmental Earnings Tax Revenue Information Technology Reductions shown in the parentheses. State Cost (Savings) Biennium Biennium State Total Space Space Space Space Space Full Time Equivalent Positions (FTE) Biennium Biennium FY2017 FY2018 FY2019 FY2020 FY2021 Lead Executive Budget Officer's Comment I have reviewed this fiscal note for reasonableness of content and consistency with MMB's Fiscal Note policies. EBO Signature:Stewart McMullanDate: 02/17/2017 Phone: 651 2018026 Email:stewart.mcmullan@state.mn.us Page 1 of 10

State Cost (Savings) Calculation Details Reductions are shown in parentheses. *Transfers In/Out and Absorbed Costs are only displayed when reported. State Cost (Savings) = 12 Biennium Biennium 1 Expenditures, Absorbed Costs*, Transfers Out* 2 Revenues, Transfers In* Space Space Space Space Space Page 2 of 10

Fiscal Note HF861 0 "Commerical MV and Transp Dept Prov" Chief Author: Commitee: Paul Torkelson Transportation Finance Date Completed: 02/17/2017 Agency: Transportation Dept SPACE SPACE State Fiscal Impact Yes No Expenditures Fee/Departmental Earnings Tax Revenue Information Technology Reductions shown in the parentheses. State Cost (Savings) Biennium Biennium Full Time Equivalent Positions (FTE) Biennium Biennium Space FY2017 FY2018 FY2019 FY2020 FY2021 Executive Budget Officer's Comment I have reviewed this fiscal note for reasonableness of content and consistency with MMB's Fiscal Note policies. EBO Signature:Stewart McMullanDate: 2/17/2017 9:48:31 AM Phone: 651 2018026 Email:stewart.mcmullan@state.mn.us Page 3 of 10

State Cost (Savings) Calculation Details Reductions are shown in parentheses. *Transfers In/Out and Absorbed Costs are only displayed when reported. State Cost (Savings) = 12 Biennium Biennium 1 Expenditures, Absorbed Costs*, Transfers Out* 2 Revenues, Transfers In* Space Space Space Space Space Bill Description House File 861 includes a variety of policy or technical proposals related to transportation, which are summarized below. All sections affect Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT). Section 1: Removes the sunset provision on small targeted group businesses and veteran owned small businesses participating in MnDOT s bid preference program. Section 2: Requires the driver of a vehicle that has been stopped at a scale facility by a trafficcontrol signal to submit the vehicle and load to weighing and inspection. Section 3: Allows vehicles hauling fluid milk under a permit issued by MnDOT to operate on interstate highways as provided under United States Code, title 23, section 127. Section 4: Individuals holding a commercial driver learner s permit are now included in the categories of traffic violators for whom the Dimler law does not apply. Speeding violations for holders of commercial driver learner s permits will now be recorded on the driver s record. Section 5: Changes the due date for when MnDOT is required to prepare the Statewide Multimodal Transportation Plan from every four years to every five years. Section 6: Changes the due date for when MnDOT is required to prepare the Statewide Highway 20Year Capital Investment Plan from every four years to every five years. Section 7: Requires the railway company to install yield signs in addition to crossbuck signs at crossings not equipped with flashing lights and/or gates. Railway companies must install the yield signs required in this section before December 31, 2019. In addition, the bill clarifies that yield signs are not required at crossings where a stop sign is needed. Section 8: Identifies various requirements found in MS 168.185 and MS 221.0314 a pipeline welding truck, driver and the employer are exempt from related to the operation of the vehicle and the driver. Assumptions None of the sections in this policy bill have a fiscal impact. Four of the sections are further described below: Section 3: MnDOT assumes that there may be minimal IT costs under $500 for reprograming to change the language automatically generated on the permit. Section 5 and 6: MnDOT assumes any benefit in staff time from changing from four to five year plan cycle would instead be utilized in advanced planning activities such as increasing the transparency of MnDOT s project selection process, establishing mobility targets and assisting in the development of MnDOT s first Freight Investment Plan. Page 4 of 10

Section 7: MnDOT assumes that railway companies would pay for yield signs in instances where they are required. There would be no fiscal impact to MnDOT. Expenditure and/or Revenue Formula There is no fiscal impact to MnDOT. LongTerm Fiscal Considerations None None References/Sources MnDOT Office of Freight and Commercial Vehicle Operations MnDOT Office of Transportation System Management Agency Contact: Agency Fiscal Note Coordinator Signature: Lynn Poirier Phone: 651 3664869 Date: 2/16/2017 1:53:49 PM Email: Lynn.Poirier@state.mn.us Page 5 of 10

Fiscal Note HF861 0 "Commerical MV and Transp Dept Prov" Chief Author: Commitee: Paul Torkelson Transportation Finance Date Completed: 02/17/2017 Agency: Administration Dept SPACE SPACE State Fiscal Impact Yes No Expenditures Fee/Departmental Earnings Tax Revenue Information Technology Reductions shown in the parentheses. State Cost (Savings) Biennium Biennium Full Time Equivalent Positions (FTE) Biennium Biennium Space FY2017 FY2018 FY2019 FY2020 FY2021 Executive Budget Officer's Comment I have reviewed this fiscal note for reasonableness of content and consistency with MMB's Fiscal Note policies. EBO Signature:Shawn KremerDate: 2/16/2017 4:31:50 PM Phone: 651 2018087 Email:shawn.kremer@state.mn.us Page 6 of 10

State Cost (Savings) Calculation Details Reductions are shown in parentheses. *Transfers In/Out and Absorbed Costs are only displayed when reported. State Cost (Savings) = 12 Biennium Biennium 1 Expenditures, Absorbed Costs*, Transfers Out* 2 Revenues, Transfers In* Space Space Space Space Space Bill Description This bill modifies various provisions applicable to the Minnesota Department of Transportation s (MnDOT) programs and business activities, including a modification in Section 1 that removes an 8year time limitation for small targeted group or veteranowned businesses to be eligible to receive bid preferences on MnDOT construction projects. Assumptions The Office of State Procurement (OSP) currently operates a procurement preference program for Minnesotabased small businesses that are minority, women or veteranowned, owned by persons with a substantial physical disability and businesses located in economically disadvantaged areas. In order to qualify for the program and receive a certification, vendors submit an application which is reviewed by a vendor management specialist within the Office of Equity in Procurement, a unit within OSP. Businesses are recertified every two years. MnDOT relies on these certifications for purposes of providing preferences to businesses that bid on MnDOT construction projects. For purposes of this note, it is assumed that the elimination of the MnDOTspecific program time limitation will not cause an increase in the number of businesses seeking certification, or requiring recertification. This assumption is based on the belief that even with a MnDOTspecific time limitation, these businesses would choose to remain certified for purposes of bidding on projects issued by other agencies or the metropolitan governments. Therefore, this bill would not impact OSP workloads. Expenditure and/or Revenue Formula N/A LongTerm Fiscal Considerations N/A N/A References/Sources Page 7 of 10

N/A Agency Contact: Betsy Hayes (651) 2012400 Agency Fiscal Note Coordinator Signature: Micah Intermill Phone: 651 2012536 Date: 2/15/2017 5:58:54 PM Email: micah.intermill@state.mn.us Page 8 of 10

Fiscal Note HF861 0 "Commerical MV and Transp Dept Prov" Chief Author: Commitee: Paul Torkelson Transportation Finance Date Completed: 02/17/2017 Agency: Public Safety Dept SPACE SPACE State Fiscal Impact Yes No Expenditures Fee/Departmental Earnings Tax Revenue Information Technology Reductions shown in the parentheses. State Cost (Savings) Biennium Biennium Full Time Equivalent Positions (FTE) Biennium Biennium Space FY2017 FY2018 FY2019 FY2020 FY2021 Executive Budget Officer's Comment I have reviewed this fiscal note for reasonableness of content and consistency with MMB's Fiscal Note policies. EBO Signature:Stewart McMullanDate: 2/16/2017 1:37:24 PM Phone: 651 2018026 Email:stewart.mcmullan@state.mn.us Page 9 of 10

State Cost (Savings) Calculation Details Reductions are shown in parentheses. *Transfers In/Out and Absorbed Costs are only displayed when reported. State Cost (Savings) = 12 Biennium Biennium 1 Expenditures, Absorbed Costs*, Transfers Out* 2 Revenues, Transfers In* Space Space Space Space Space Bill Description This legislation affects Driver and Vehicle Services (DVS) by amending Minnesota Statutes 171.12, subdivision 6c to require violations committed by commercial driver learner permit holders to be added to their driving record. Assumptions Assumes effective date of August 1, 2017. Assumes that due to federal regulations, DVS treats commercial driver learner permit holder violations the same as licensed commercial drivers and offenses are currently added to driving records. Expenditure and/or Revenue Formula No fiscal impact. LongTerm Fiscal Considerations The DVS budget is feebased and must cover the cost of business through fees collected. Any increase in expenses may require increasing fees. References/Sources Agency Contact: Dawn Olson (6512017050) Agency Fiscal Note Coordinator Signature: Larry Freund Phone: 651 2017050 Date: 2/15/2017 1:26:42 PM Email: Larry.Freund@state.mn.us Page 10 of 10