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This section sets qualifications for watershed district managers and explains how county commissioners must appoint successors, fill vacancies, give public notice, follow nominee-list rules in some districts, and file appointment records.
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Managers must take an oath, file a bond, choose officers, keep records, meet as required, and adopt bylaws. The watershed district pays the bond premium, and managers may be reimbursed for necessary expenses.
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Rules for setting and changing a watershed district’s principal place of business.
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The managers may hire staff and set their terms, may require bonds, and may authorize credit card use; the chief engineer must report to the managers and director, and unauthorized credit card purchases create personal liability.
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Managers must appoint an advisory committee each year, and the committee must perform specified advisory duties.
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This provision gives watershed district managers broad powers to carry out the chapter, including data collection, projects, contracts, land entry for surveys, property acquisition, borrowing, mapping, rules, and water-resource programs.
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The board of managers must establish a technical advisory committee for a district wholly within the metropolitan area.
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The managers must adopt watershed district rules and follow notice, hearing, signing, recording, filing, mailing, and city-notification steps.
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Applicants for certain watershed district permits must include a fee, and the managers can set and charge additional fees and require financial assurance.
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Managers must prepare a yearly report and send copies to three specified recipients within a reasonable time.
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Managers must ensure an annual audit is completed for the watershed district and send the audit report to the board and state auditor’s office within 180 days after fiscal year end.
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A watershed district manager may be removed by the appointing authority after a hearing opportunity, if the authority votes by majority and the reason is ethics violations or malfeasance/nonfeasance/misfeasance.
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The managers must prepare, review, and adopt a watershed management plan, and follow required notice, hearing, review, and amendment steps.
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The managers must revise the watershed management plan at least every ten years and include specified information in the revised plan.
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This chapter should be interpreted and administered to make section 103D.201, subdivision 1 effective.
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Referenced drainage-law sections are treated as if written into this chapter when they are consistent with it, and later amendments after August 1, 1990 apply to this chapter.
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Section 117.155 does not apply to projects financed by special assessment.
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The provision preserves preexisting water rights, lets the watershed district claim improved rights created by its projects, and sets notice-and-hearing steps before water-use leases, assignments, permits, or contracts are approved.
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A person may not be deprived or divested of a previously established beneficial use or right under this chapter without due process of law.
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If notice was defective, the board, managers, or court must order proper notice and keep the hearing paused until proper notice is given.