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United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner of natural resources must set up a water bank program for preserving wetlands, and property owners who enter easements must follow specified conservation terms.
United States — Minnesota
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This section lets a wetland owner apply to the county for wetland preservation area designation, and it sets the county’s review, notice, recording, fee, and map-maintenance duties.
United States — Minnesota
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A wetland preservation area stays in effect unless the owner starts expiration under this section, and the expiration date must be at least eight years after notice.
United States — Minnesota
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Certain public entities must follow wetland-preservation procedures before some eminent-domain or funding actions, with notice, review, hearing, and possible suspension by the Environmental Quality Board.
United States — Minnesota
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Certain public sewer, water, and drainage projects are prohibited in wetland preservation areas, along with new connections to public projects and assessments on nearby land.
United States — Minnesota
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An owner of a wetland preservation area must manage the area and nearby upland areas using sound soil conservation practices that prevent excessive soil loss.
United States — Minnesota
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Sections 103F.701 to 103F.755 may be cited as the "Clean Water Partnership Law."
United States — Minnesota
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The legislature states that sections 103F.701 to 103F.755 are meant to protect and restore water resources and support local governments in preventing water pollution.
United States — Minnesota
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This section defines several terms used in sections 103F.701 to 103F.755.
United States — Minnesota
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The agency must run the clean water partnership program and give financial and technical assistance to local governments for qualifying water projects.
United States — Minnesota
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The agency may award grants and loans, set loan terms, provide technical assistance, and must follow rules on eligible costs and repayment handling.
United States — Minnesota
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Local units of government may apply for assistance, but applicants must submit a prescribed project proposal form and proof of consultation with the involved conservation districts when they exist.
United States — Minnesota
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The agency must rank assistance proposals by priority, grant the highest-priority proposals within available appropriations, and adopt criteria for determining project priority.
United States — Minnesota
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A local government getting agency assistance must carry out its approved project under the plan, contract or grant terms, agency rules, the cited sections, and federal requirements.
United States — Minnesota
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The agency must adopt rules to implement sections 103F.701 to 103F.755.
United States — Minnesota
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The agency must develop a state plan for controlling nonpoint source water pollution, and it must also develop agreements with federal and state agencies when appropriate.
United States — Minnesota
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Costs for the data delivery must be paid by this activity.
United States — Minnesota
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County boards are given authority to run lake improvement activities, but the programs must fit statewide and regional water plans and lakes cannot be improved without public shoreline access.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner of natural resources must assess lake-improvement needs and develop criteria for distributing state aid funds.
United States — Minnesota
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This section defines several terms used in sections 103F.901 to 103F.905.