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Local Special Acts MINNESOTA STATUTES 1988 TABLE I LOCAL SPECIAL ACTS Copyright © 1988 by the Office of the Revisor of Statutes, State of Minnesota. All Rights Reserved. MINNESOTA STATUTES 1988 TABLE I. 1849-1988 LOCAL SPECIAL ACTS Laws relating to particular local government units or local courts enacted from 1849 to 1988, and not coded in Minnesota Statutes. Many have been superseded by later general or special laws. ACTION, TOWN OF (Meeker County) AITKIN COUNTY (see Aiken County)—Continued Animals at large SL1877 197 Salaries 1915 88 Incorporation SL1858 208 Amended 1919 , 246 Lake Haruld drainage 1891 61 Amended 1923 60 ADA, VILLAGE OF (Polk County) Salaries 1943. 262 Incorporation SL1881 1 Salaries Exl959 30 Amended SL1889 46 Salaries 1967 843 Amended SL1891 67 Court, county; clerk; salaries 1943 262 Name change to Norman Court, district School district boundaries SL1891 301 Auxiliary; establishment 1921 374 ADAMS, VILLAGE OF (Mower County) Judge; additional 1903 81 Boundary, election district SL1889 2 Reporters ADAMSVILLE, TOWN OF (Mower County) Duties; salaries 1915 50 Incorporation •. Exl8S7 13 Salaries . 1939 67 ADRIAN, CITY OF (Nobles County) Amended 1943 194 Bonds Court, probate; judge; salaries SL1891 334 Town hall SL1889 143 Repealed 1897 384 Water works SL1891 120 Development levy 1986 399 Court, municipal and conciliation; Employees retirement 1947 376 powers 1963 541 Hospital fund; construction and Incorporation ExSLI881 15 maintenance 1949 386 ADRIAN, TOWN OF. Housing and redevelopment Hospital gifts 1988 567 authority 1965 452 AFTON, TOWN OF (Washington County) ' Human services board 1976 340 Fishing regulation Exl881 187 Insurance, joint agreements :. 1985 85 AIKEN COUNTY (Previous name of Aitken County) Liquor licenses Attachment; election SL1860 36 Additional 1973 630 Repealed G.S. 1866 122 Combination . 1980 581 Boundary Long Lake conservation training Establishment Ex 1857 5 center accounting system 1965 616 . Redefinition SL1861 24 Amended 1967 14 Repealed G.S. 1866 122 Officials Redefinition SL1862 28 Salaries 1951 426 Repealed G.S. 1866 122 Amended 1953 250 Redefinition 1871 96 Salaries : : 1957 695 Name change to Aitken SL1872 145 Salaries 1959 194 Removal of seat; election SL1871 97 Public land use ordinance 1988 658 AITKIN COUNTY (see Aiken County) Register of deeds salaries 1945 333 Annexation; portion of Cass Amended 1949 552 County 1887 117 Amended 1951 143 Attorney (see also Officials) Road equipment; acquisition • Salaries ExI959 30 agreements 1961 328 Salaries 1967 793 Sheriff contingent fund Ex 1933 54 Auditor, clerk hire 1921 446 Tax levies Amended :.' 1931 191 Advertising and promotion .. .' 1967 611 Bonds General revenue Exl935 10 Bridge • SL1885' 171 General revenue 1969 757 Courthouse, jail ; SL1887 176 General revenue 1971 378 Floating indebtedness SL1873 169 Juvenile detention center : 1971 592 Floating indebtedness SL1885 171 Roads 1919 198 Funding and refunding 1933 137 Repealed '...:.. 1927 83 Railroad SL1873 165 Road and bridge 1969 612 Amended SL1874 58 Sanatorium maintenance 1943 78 Amended SL1881 127 Treasurer Road and bridge 1955 157 • Clerk hire 1921 446 Boundary change 1917 135 Amended 1931 191 Commissioners (see also Officials) Salaries 1915 89 Election •.. SL1889 412 Amended 1919 186 Repealed 1895 382 Salaries 1943 262 Copyright © 1988 by the Office of the Revisor of Statutes, State of Minnesota. All Rights Reserved. MINNESOTA STATUTES 1988 TABLE I. 1849-1988 LOCAL SPECIAL ACTS AITKIN, TOWN OF (Aitkin County) ALBERT LEA, TOWN OF (Freebom County) Funds, transfer of; fire to road Bonds; railroad SL1891 187 and bridge 1959 435 Plat; legalization SL1868 42 Liquor store profits transfer to Amended SL1869 26 hospital 1951 40 Plat; legalization SL1873 75 AITKIN, VILLAGE OF (Aitkin County) Poor funds; transfer SL1879 219 Liquor store profits transfer to Streets, vacation of SL1860 56 hospital 1949 364 Amended SL1873 75 AKLEY, VILLAGE OF (Hubbard County) Supervisors, board; duties SL1870 13 Land transfer from state 1967 72 Amended SL1871 16 ALBANY, CITY OF (Stearns County) Amended SL1874 26 Debt limit 1957 909 Amended SL1875 98 Hospital employees retirement Amended SL1877 27 coverage 1987 372 Amended SL1877 179 ALBERT LEA, CITY OF (Freebom County) Village powers 1953 168 Bonds Amended Exl959 74 Bridge, dam ExSL1881 92 Amended 1967 547 Railroad SL1885 167 ALBERT LEA, VILLAGE OF (Freebom County) Railroad SL1891 187 Plat addition; vacation SL187S 79 Railroad SL1891 189 ALBERTVILLE, CITY OF (Wright County) Water works SL1887 163 Firefighter relief association 1977 76 Repealed SL1889 535 ALBION, TOWN OF (Wright County) Water works SL1891 183 Dumping grounds licensing and Boundary; police jurisdiction SL1881 351 regulation 1961 74 Repealed SL1885 307 Incorporation SL1858 7 Charter, amendment, consolida­ Road equipment use on private tion SL1889 10 property 1963 611 Amended SL1891 63, Village powers; streets 1967 804 64, ALBRIGHT, TOWN OF (Scott County) / 144 Incorporation Exl857 18 Court, justice; jurisdiction SL1885 307 ALDEN, TOWN OF (Freebom County) Court, municipal; judge; salaries 1963 225 Bonds; payment of interest SL1883 327 Federal revenue sharing funds ALDEN, VILLAGE OF (Freebom County) expenditure 2Spl982 1 Constable election SL1887 380 Firefighter relief association 1943 170 Incorporation SL1879 3 Repealed 1949 87 Amended SL1881 50 Firefighter relief association 1949 87 Plat; legalization SL1873 74 Amended 1951 435 Amended SL1874 119 Amended 1963 643 ALEXANDRIA, CITY OF (Douglas County) Amended 1984 574 Court, municipal; judge; salaries 1963 297 Fund, sinking SL1881 389 Firefighter relief association 1969 719 Amended ExSL1881 57 Partial repeal 1979 201 Repealed ExSL1881 229 Amended 1981 224 Repealed SL1885 233 Land transfer from state 1967 567 Housing finance program 1976 226 Sanitary sewer district 1971 869 Incorporation SL1878 1 Amended 1973 632 Amended SL1879 78 Amended 1975 287 Amended SL1885 47 ALEXANDRIA, TOWN OF (Douglas County) Amended SL1887 32 Sanitary sewer district 1971 869 Land annexation; county lands 1978 558 Amended 1973 632 Land transfer from state 1913 201 Amended 1975 287 Ordinances, publication of SL1883 26 School District No. 22; attach­ Plat; authorization to record SL1887 331 ment SL1891 287 Police and firefighter survivor ALEXANDRIA, VILLAGE OF (Douglas County) benefits 1985 261 Bonds Police, chief of; retirement 1976 247 Floating debt SL1891 92 Poor; support SL1889 536 Amended SL1891 185 Port authority commission 1985 206 Sewers SL1889 161 School district SL188I 145 Bridge construction across Lake Tax levies; firefighter relief associ­ Winona SL1881 293 ation 1943 397 Incorporation SL1877 14 Amended 1947 274 Amended SL1879 19 Amended 1949 281 Reincorporation SL1881 2 Amended 1951 233 Amended ExSL1881 56 Amended 1951 420 Amended ExSL1881 59 Amended 1953 406 Amended SL1883 25 Amended 1959 207 Amended SL1885 21, Amended 1961 747 39 Copyright © 1988 by the Office of the Revisor of Statutes, State of Minnesota. All Rights Reserved. MINNESOTA STATUTES 1988 TABLE I. 1849-1988 LOCAL SPECIAL ACTS ALEXANDRIA, VILLAGE OF (Douglas County)— ANOKA, CITY OF (Anoka County)—Continued Continued Amended SL1891 83, Amended SL1887 52, 118 53, Court, municipal 54 Establishment SL1889 18 Amended SL1889 70 Amended SL1891 153 Amended SL1891 85 Terms 1893 134 Sewers; construction SL1889 227 Firefighter relief association 1969 252 Water works; construction SLI889 170 Partial repeal 1979 201 ALMA CITY, VILLAGE OF (Waseca County) Firefighter relief association 1971 184 Schools; support by fines, licenses.... SL1889 443 Amended 1973 283 ALVWOOD, TOWN OF (Itasca County) Amended 1978 617 Ambulance service 1967 630 Partial repeal 1979 201 AMARET, TOWN OF (Lyon County) Amended 1981 224 . Name change from Saratoga SL1881 342 Garbage disposal facility 1967 413 AMBOY, CITY OF (Blue Earth County) Repealed 1969 847 Assessor, county; local assessor Incorporation SL1858 116 abolished 1967 106 Land exchange; water storage AMBOY, TOWN OF tank; from state 1975 21 Hospital gifts 1988 567 Land transfer from state 1967 539 AMBOY, VILLAGE OF (Blue Earth County) Land transfer from state 1969 581 Elections; scheduling SL1891 219 Police relief association 1973 587 AMIRET, TOWN OF (Lyon County) Amended 1978 563 Name change from Madison SL1879 289 Amended 1981 224 AMO, TOWN OF (Cottonwood County) Reincorporation SL1878 2 Hospital gifts 1988 567 Amended SL1881 51 Name change from Georgetown SL1873 98 Amended SL1883 14, ANDERSON, TOWN OF (Pope County) 15 Name change to Walden SL1874 80 Amended SL1885 17, ANDOVER, CITY OF (Anoka County) 29 Firefighters retirement benefits 1986 458 Amended SL1887 72, ANDOVER, TOWN OF (Polk County) 73 School district SL1881 160 Rural service district 1969 61 ANDY JOHNSON COUNTY (Wilkin) Schools; regulation SL1881 178 Attachment to Douglas County 1867 113 Amended SL1889 526 Attachment to Steams County 1864 67 Tax levy; firefighter relief associa­ Repealed G.S. 1866 122 tion 1971 184 Boundary SL1862 25 Amended 1973 283 Repealed G.S. 1866 122 Amended 1981 224 Name change from Toombs ANOKA COUNTY County SL1863 13 Accounting system 1977 70 Name change to Wilkin County 1868 115 Administrator; office and duties 1967 237 ANN, TOWN OF Airport use restricted Exl979 1 Hospital gifts 1988 567 Alcoholic reference counselor 1969 213 ANNANDALE, CITY OF (Wright County) Assessment of property 1969 392 Bonds Attachment to fourth judicial dis­ Streets; lighting and improve­ trict 1860 10 ments 1969 840 Attorney; salaries (see also Water and sewer extension; Officials) 1965 462 street improvements 1963 325
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