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Minnesota Statutes § 103C.635 - APPEALS
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A person aggrieved by certain county board orders may appeal to district court, but not in the excluded cases stated in the provision.
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A person aggrieved by certain county board orders may appeal to district court, but not in the excluded cases stated in the provision.
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This chapter may be cited as the "Watershed Law."
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including who counts as an appraiser, auditor, board, commissioner, director, engineer, managers, person, project, and related terms.
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The board may establish and organize a watershed district, and it must keep proceedings records on file.
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The board must follow specified hearing and notice procedures, including notice by publication and mail, and must hold a hearing if timely requests are received.
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Some affected local governments or residents may request a contested case hearing before the Office of Administrative Hearings, and aggrieved parties may appeal the board’s final decision to the court of appeals.
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Watershed districts may be established and may use their powers for conservation, flood control, water management, and related public purposes.
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An establishment petition for a watershed district must be filed with the board and include required content and signatures.
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An auditor who receives a copy of an establishment petition must check tax records, certify how many petitioners are resident owners, and file that certification with the board.
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After receiving an establishment petition, the director must notify the board, prepare a preliminary watershed map and report, base the report on the petition and other available data, recommend whether the watershed district should be established, and submit the report and map to the board within 30 days unless the bo
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The board must review an establishment petition, dismiss it if there are not enough signatures, and if there are enough signatures, set a hearing and give notice.
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The board must hold an establishment hearing process, allow interested or affected persons to make oral and written statements, and if it decides the district would serve public welfare and the chapter’s purpose, it must establish the watershed district by order.
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If the board decides a proposed watershed district would not serve the public welfare, public interest, or the chapter’s purpose, it must dismiss the establishment proceedings and mail the dismissal order immediately to specified officials.
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Watershed district boundary changes must follow a petition, notice, hearing, and board-order process, and the resulting boundaries must be contiguous.
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A withdrawal of territory from a watershed district starts by petition to the board, and the board may release all or part of the territory only after the hearing and required findings.
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A petition is required to start proceedings to enlarge a watershed district, and the board must follow notice and hearing steps before deciding.
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This provision sets the procedure for consolidating watershed districts, including petition requirements, board action, filing the order, and appointment of new managers.
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This section sets the process for terminating a watershed district, including petition, notice, hearing, board review, and filing the termination order.
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The board must distribute watershed district managers among affected counties in specified ways, and some redistribution requests are limited to once every ten years.
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To increase the number of watershed district managers, a petition must be filed with the board and the board must hold a hearing and give notice.