Chapter 447 — Charity Bureau

447.01 Section 447.01 has been repealed. It was part of the original charity bureau and municipal hospital laws in Minnesota. … 447.02 Section 447.02 has been repealed. It was part of the original charity bureau and municipal hospital laws in Minnesota. … 447.03 Section 447.03 has been repealed. It was part of the original charity bureau and municipal hospital laws in Minnesota. … 447.031 Section 447.031 has been repealed and contains no substantive text. It was part of the charity bureau and municipal … 447.04 Charity Bureau This section allows cities with more than 8,000 people under statutory city government to create a charity bureau. The … 447.045 Liquor Dispensary Fund, Community Hospital Appropriation This section allows cities with liquor dispensaries to put money from the liquor fund into a special account for … 447.05 Hospitals; Charter Cities of the Third or Fourth Class This section allows third and fourth class cities with home rule charters to build, buy, or lease hospitals. The city … 447.06 Acquisition of Sites and Property This section allows cities authorized to operate hospitals to acquire land and other property needed for the hospital … 447.07 Rules This section gives the city council authority to make rules for operating a city-owned hospital. The council can set … 447.08 Section 447.08 has been repealed. It was part of the municipal hospital laws governing first and second class cities. … 447.09 Section 447.09 has been repealed. It was part of the municipal hospital laws governing first and second class cities. … 447.10 Tax Levy for Operating and Maintaining Hospital This section allows the governing body of a first class city to levy a property tax to support a city-owned hospital. … 447.11 Special Fund This section requires that property taxes collected under section 447.10 for a city hospital be kept in a separate … 447.12 Application This section states that the hospital tax authority in sections 447.10 and 447.13 applies only to first class cities … 447.13 Power Granted Additional to Existing Powers This section clarifies that the hospital tax levy power in sections 447.10 through 447.12 is in addition to, not instead … 447.14 Gifts for Free Medical Dispensaries, Public Libraries This section allows first class cities to accept gifts, bequests, and donations of money or property from private … 447.15 Administration of Trust; Designation of Trustees This section governs how first class cities manage and spend funds donated under section 447.14 for medical dispensaries … 447.16 Application This section states that the gift and trust authority in sections 447.14 and 447.15 applies only to first class cities … 447.17 Section 447.17 has been repealed. It was part of the municipal hospital laws for second class cities. The section was … 447.18 Section 447.18 has been repealed. It was part of the municipal hospital laws for second class cities. The section was … 447.19 Section 447.19 has been repealed. It was part of the municipal hospital laws for second class cities. The section was … 447.191 Section 447.191 has been repealed. It was part of the municipal hospital laws for second class cities. The section was … 447.20 Section 447.20 has been repealed. It was part of the municipal hospital laws for second class cities. The section was … 447.21 Section 447.21 has been repealed. It was part of the municipal hospital laws for second class cities. The section was … 447.22 Section 447.22 has been repealed. It was part of the municipal hospital laws for second class cities. The section was … 447.23 Section 447.23 has been repealed. It was part of the municipal hospital laws. The section was removed from the law books … 447.24 Section 447.24 has been repealed. It was part of the statutory city hospital laws in Minnesota. The section was removed … 447.25 Section 447.25 has been repealed. It was part of the statutory city hospital laws in Minnesota. The section was removed … 447.26 Section 447.26 has been repealed. It was part of the statutory city hospital laws in Minnesota. The section was removed … 447.27 Section 447.27 has been repealed. It was part of the statutory city hospital laws in Minnesota. The section was removed … 447.28 Section 447.28 has been repealed. It was part of the statutory city hospital laws in Minnesota. The section was removed … 447.29 Section 447.29 has been repealed. It was part of the statutory city hospital laws in Minnesota. The section was removed … 447.31 Creation and Reorganization of Hospital Districts This section allows two or more cities or towns to join together to form a hospital district. The district is created by … 447.32 Officers and Elections This section sets up how a hospital district is governed. The district is run by a board of directors elected by voters … 447.33 Powers This section lists the broad and specific powers of a hospital district. The district can hire staff, buy or lease … 447.331 Student Loan; Medical School, Health-field Program This section allows a hospital district to make student loans to people attending medical school or other health … 447.34 Payment of Expenses; Taxation This section explains how hospital districts pay their bills. Costs are covered first from the revenues the district … 447.345 Temporary Borrowing Authority This section lets hospital districts outside the seven-county metro area borrow up to $50,000 by issuing short-term … 447.35 Bonds This section allows hospital districts to borrow money by issuing general obligation bonds. Bonds can be used to build … 447.36 Annexation of Territory This section allows cities or towns next to an existing hospital district to join the district. The annexation must be … 447.37 Powers Supplementary This section clarifies that the hospital district powers granted in sections 447.31 through 447.37 are in addition to, … 447.38 Dissolution: Detachment of Territory This section explains how to dissolve a hospital district or remove a city or town from it. Dissolution requires a … 447.41 Establishment and Operation; Withdrawal This section allows cities and towns (except first class cities) to establish and operate nursing homes or homes for the … 447.42 Community House; Developmental Disabilities This section allows cities, counties, towns, and nonprofit corporations approved by the state to create community … 447.45 Bonds for Hospital, Nursing Home, Related Facilities This section allows counties, cities, and hospital districts to issue revenue bonds to pay for building, buying, or … 447.46 Revenue Pledged This section allows the government entity that issues hospital revenue bonds to pledge the revenues from the facility to … 447.47 Leasing Out Hospital, Nursing Home, Related Facilities This section allows counties, cities, or hospital districts to lease their hospital or nursing home to a nonprofit or … 447.48 Security for Bonds; Pledge of Credit for Bonds This section explains how hospital revenue bonds can be secured. The revenues or rental payments can be pledged through … 447.49 Miscellaneous Provisions This section covers several rules that apply to hospital revenue bonds. The bonds must follow chapter 475 procedures, do … 447.50 Refunding Bonds This section allows counties, cities, or hospital districts to issue new bonds to pay off older bonds issued under …