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SF 1238

Olivia wellness center bond issue and appropriation

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Andrew Lang

Authorizes a state bond issue and appropriation to fund Olivia Wellness Center, tying the project to Minnesota's capital investments and affecting debt service.

Referred to Capital Investment
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Bill Summary · SF 1238

Summary: SF 1238 — Olivia Wellness Center Bond Issue and Appropriation

Overview

SF 1238 proposes a state bond issue and appropriation to support development of a wellness center in Olivia. The bill is categorized under Bonds and Cities/Towns-Specific and is currently referred to the Capital Investment committee. It has a companion bill in the House, HF 917. The introduction date is February 10, 2025.

What the bill would do

  • Authorize a bond issue to fund the Olivia Wellness Center project.
  • Provide an appropriation to support the construction, expansion, or capitalization of the wellness center.
  • Target the project as part of Minnesota’s capital investment or local-project funding programs.

Note: The provided information does not include specific details such as the bond amount, interest rate, repayment terms, security, project scope, or funding source. Those terms would appear in the bill’s text and any committee amendments.

Key provisions (as available)

  • Bond authorization: The bill would authorize issuing state bonds to finance the Olivia Wellness Center.
  • Appropriation: The bill would designate funds for the project, enabling construction or related activities.
  • Project designation: Explicitly links the funding to Olivia’s wellness center project, making it a city-specific capital investment.

Details on the exact terms, fiscal impacts, and oversight provisions are not included in the summary provided.

Affected parties and impacts

  • Primary beneficiary: The City of Olivia and its residents, who would gain a wellness center funded through public bonds and state support.
  • State-level implications: Potential long-term debt service and impact on the state’s capital budget and debt capacity, subject to how the bond terms are structured in the bill.
  • Oversight and process: The bill’s referral to the Capital Investment committee suggests review focused on capital projects and bonding terms.

Legislative status and timeline

  • Introduced: February 10, 2025.
  • First action: Introduction and referral to Capital Investment on February 10, 2025.
  • Related legislation: HF 917 (House companion).

Next steps for readers

  • Monitor committee action in the Senate Capital Investment committee for amendments, fiscal notes, and terms of the bond issue and appropriation.
  • Review the House companion (HF 917) for parallel provisions and potential differences.
  • Await the full bill text to assess bond amounts, repayment schedules, project scope, construction timelines, and any conditions tied to funding.

Notes

This summary reflects the information provided. Specific financial terms, project scope, and implementation details will be in the bill text and any related fiscal notes or amendments.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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