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Policy # Description Priority Action ChapterIBitt #CommentsIIBTort Liability B Upheld Although there was a major effort to increase the local liability limits, the bill ultimately failed and <br />no new changes to current law were enacted this <br />year. <br />lie General Public <br />Data <br />D No <br />Action <br />IID Police & Fire <br />Pension Provisions <br />C Upheld i No changes per AMM policy. <br />HE Contractors <br />Performance Bonds <br />D No <br />Action <br />IIP 91 1 Telephone Tax D Upheld Laws 1995, <br />Chapter 195 <br />S.F. 467 <br />The general 911 telephone tax was unchanged, <br />however, the 800 MHz bill provides that up to <br />four cents of the tax may be used for the public <br />safety portion of the 800 MHz backbone. <br />no 800 MHz Radio <br />System <br />B Upheld Laws 1995, <br />Chapter 195 <br />S.F. 467 <br />A 17-member Metropolitan Radio Board was <br />established to plan and implement a metro-wide <br />public safety radio communications system with <br />specific powers including construction granted to <br />Mn/Dot. Board includes six city-elected officials <br />and a police chief. All AMM policy criteria were <br />met City participation is voluntary and the Met <br />Council will oversee the radio board. <br />AMM Policy Report (1995)