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The White Bear Lake Conservation District may sue, enter contracts, hold property for its purposes, and be dissolved if four municipal governing bodies decide to dissolve it.
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The district board is made up of members elected by the municipalities in the district, and the board has listed powers over the lake and related facilities.
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The board must elect certain officers each year, set their compensation, and may appoint other officers, agents, and employees.
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The treasurer must give bond before taking office and must handle district money, investments, accounting, and annual financial reporting as described here.
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The board may appoint an executive director, who serves under the board’s control and receives board-set compensation.
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The district may adopt rules, and those rules must be properly titled, enacted, signed, published, and recorded on time.
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A prosecution for violating a district rule or regulation must be brought in the district’s name on complaint and warrant, and appeals may be taken from district court in the same way as civil judgments.
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Municipalities must bear the district’s expenses, and each municipality’s share must match its net tax capacity, with a minimum of $200 per year.
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The board must prepare and submit an annual district budget, municipalities must review and fund their share, and district funds must be deposited as the treasurer requires.
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The board must develop policies and plans for comprehensive watershed management, including required plan content and a transition plan by June 30, 2016.
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This provision says this chapter and several related chapters make up the state's water law, and they may be cited as "Water Law."
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Land occupiers are responsible for using practices that conserve the state’s soil and water resources.
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This chapter may be cited as the Soil and Water Conservation District Law.
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter.
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A petition to form a soil and water conservation district must be signed by at least 50 resident owners and filed with the state board, and the state board follows hearing, referendum, and organization steps before a district can be established.
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Resident owners may petition the state board to add area to an existing district, and the board prescribes the petition form.
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Districts may petition for consolidation, and the state board must process the petition if the required signatures and conditions are met.
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A district name may be changed if the state board approves, the supervisors adopt a resolution naming the new district name, and a certified copy of that resolution is filed with the secretary of state.
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The district’s principal office location may be changed if the district board adopts a majority resolution stating the new location within the district and files a certified copy with the secretary of state.
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This provision lets a district seek termination through a board resolution or resident petition, then requires notice, a referendum process, and a state-board feasibility decision before dissolution can proceed.