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Conferees adopt amendment to allow historic Otter Tail County building to seek assisted‑living licensure

3301528 · May 15, 2025
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Summary

The conference committee approved the A12 amendment allowing a Type 3B building on the historic register in Otter Tail County that previously held an assisted‑living license to apply for licensure again; the amendment reflects Minnesota Department of Health technical assistance.

The conference committee adopted the A12 amendment to House File 2115, permitting a Type 3B building in Otter Tail County that is listed on the historic register and previously licensed as assisted living to apply for assisted‑living licensure.

Senator Rasmussen moved the amendment and explained it implements technical assistance provided by the Minnesota Department of Health to ensure the historic building may be reviewed for licensure. The committee recorded the amendment as adopted by voice vote: “All those in favor of the A12 amendment signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed, same sign. It is adopted.”

The change deletes existing senate text and inserts MDH‑recommended language to clarify that a historic Type 3B structure may meet assisted‑living licensure requirements when reviewed by the department. No additional details about the facility or timeline were provided in the transcript.