Minnesota HF529 prohibits using legacy funds for indirect costs unless specifically documented.
Minnesota HF529 amends state statutes to prohibit recipients of funds from the outdoor heritage, clean water, parks and trails, and arts and cultural heritage funds from using these funds for indirect costs such as rent, lease payments, insurance, utilities, custodial services, and building maintenance. These costs can only be covered if the recipient has documented the increase in these specific overhead costs as a direct result of administering a program, project, or activity funded by these legacy funds.
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