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United States — Minnesota
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District boards and soil and water conservation districts may cooperate with agencies and other governments, and a joint board is assigned several required functions for improvement work units.
United States — Minnesota
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State and local agencies managing public lands in a district must cooperate with district boards, and the district board has free access to enter and do work on the affected lands.
United States — Minnesota
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This section sets when supervisor elections are held, how candidates file, how ballots are prepared, and how vacancies are filled.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision sets how supervisor districts are created and used for electing supervisors, including residency, filing, and redistricting rules.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision sets the size, qualifications, terms, pay, removal, and voting rules for soil and water conservation district supervisors.
United States — Minnesota
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Supervisors and the district board must appoint and manage officers and employees, and the board may delegate duties, hire staff, and authorize credit card use in limited circumstances.
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The district board must keep full and accurate records, the state auditor must audit the district and its supervisors annually, and supervisors must provide documents and information to the state board on request.
United States — Minnesota
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A soil and water conservation district has broad powers, but must hold a public hearing, give notices, run a comment period, submit its plan for state board review, and present an annual budget.
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Soil and water conservation districts must provide conservation assistance and carry out a listed set of local program and administrative services.
United States — Minnesota
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On request by local districts, specified University of Minnesota and county extension actors must advise districts, help land occupiers with conservation practices, and help train district officials and employees.
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The state board must perform listed coordination, approval, assistance, reporting, and program-development duties for districts, and districts may appoint county commissioners to handle district funds.
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The state board must prepare and keep updating a program plan, consult with districts and appropriate agencies, coordinate the plan with other statewide plans, and may request information and hold hearings to develop it.
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The state board can fund conservation projects, districts can provide related assistance and contracts, and districts or delegates must inspect installed conservation practices.
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This section lets a district board plan, recommend, fund, and carry out works of improvement, but several steps require county-board direction or approval.
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A county board or joint county board may act on a project after a petition is received, but the petition must meet signature and content requirements and, in some cases, a bond must be filed.
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A county board or joint county board may establish and move forward with a project, but notice and findings requirements apply, and a district board cannot use eminent domain.
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This provision sets procedures for county project approval, funding, hearing, assessment, and district administration.
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The county board may pledge certain project-related funds and revenues to pay bonds issued for the project.
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If a project is discontinued after action has begun under section 103C.605, it keeps the same status as if the action had never started.
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County or district boards must maintain completed projects and make needed repairs; if a district board is involved and repairs need assessments and bond issues, the county or joint county board finances them.