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United States — Minnesota
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Local governments with river-system jurisdiction must update ordinances and maps within six months, and land transfers that conflict with the management plan are not allowed.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may seek federal financial and technical assistance and may sign written cooperative agreements for joint river administration.
United States — Minnesota
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A river in the wild and scenic rivers system is governed by sections 103F.301 to 103F.345, but if another state law conflicts, the more protective provision controls.
United States — Minnesota
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In the unincorporated area of Welch, mixed uses may be allowed only with a conditional use permit and only if all other Goodhue County scenic river ordinance requirements are met.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner of natural resources must help prepare and publish a master plan for the Lower St. Croix River area, hold a public hearing after at least 30 days, and adopt zoning rules; local governments in the affected area must adopt matching zoning ordinances.
United States — Minnesota
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The legislature says the Mississippi River headwaters area has special values worth protecting, and it intends the listed sections to let the board and zoning authorities carry out the plan for that area.
United States — Minnesota
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This section says Sections 103F.361 to 103F.377 apply to certain named counties and other zoning authorities, but they do not change or expand county zoning jurisdiction inside the Leech Lake Indian Reservation.
United States — Minnesota
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This section defines key terms used in sections 103F.361 to 103F.377.
United States — Minnesota
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The Mississippi Headwaters Board is created as a permanent board with authority to prepare and carry out a land use plan, and the counties and board members have specific appointment, funding, meeting, recordkeeping, and coordination duties.
United States — Minnesota
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The board must implement the plan, counties must adopt consistent ordinances, and state or county lands in the plan area generally may not be sold or leased, with listed exceptions.
United States — Minnesota
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Certain local, special, and state governmental bodies must use their powers to support the plan, and state-owned land must be managed according to it.
United States — Minnesota
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Certain land-use actions must be reviewed and certified by the board before they take effect.
United States — Minnesota
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A moratorium applies to certain land activities after specified land becomes subject to city planning authority, with an exception for work done under earlier lawful permits.
United States — Minnesota
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The board must prepare and present a report during the first year of each biennial legislative session.
United States — Minnesota
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This section defines terms used in sections 103F.401 to 103F.455.
United States — Minnesota
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Local governments with planning and zoning authority are encouraged to adopt a soil loss ordinance, and any adopted ordinance must use approved soil-loss methods and fit local plans.
United States — Minnesota
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The Board of Water and Soil Resources must adopt a model ordinance and rules, and review them at least every five years.
United States — Minnesota
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People may not cause or authorize activities that cause excessive soil loss.
United States — Minnesota
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This section lets certain people file a written complaint about excessive soil loss, then requires local and district officials to investigate, report, and try mediation before possible county attorney action.
United States — Minnesota
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A court hearing process lets a county attorney petition the district court if mediation fails, and the landowner may present an alternative conservation plan.