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United States — Minnesota
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If the required parties do not appear at a hearing, the board, managers, or district court administrator must continue the hearing and notify the parties of the new date.
United States — Minnesota
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This section lets certain parties appeal managers’ project orders to district court or the board, but not nonproject manager actions or specified metropolitan-area projects.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision sets who may appeal certain managers’ permit decisions, orders, and rules, and it sets deadlines and procedures for those appeals.
United States — Minnesota
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An interested party may ask for a meeting with the dispute resolution committee to try to resolve a dispute informally.
United States — Minnesota
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A party may appeal certain court orders, and in watershed district manager proceedings the appeal right is the same as in other civil cases.
United States — Minnesota
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Violations covered by this chapter are misdemeanors, and the managers’ provisions, rules, orders, stipulation agreements, and permits may be enforced through criminal prosecution, injunctions, compulsion, restoration, abatement, or other appropriate action.
United States — Minnesota
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The district court may enforce this chapter and the managers’ rules or orders by injunction or another appropriate order.
United States — Minnesota
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The managers may declare an emergency and order work to be done without a contract when specified emergency conditions exist.
United States — Minnesota
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This section defines key terms and lets watershed district managers improve and repair certain drainage systems, if the city and town authorities concur.
United States — Minnesota
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The managers must take over certain drainage systems when directed, but only after a hearing and required notice, and later repair, maintenance, construction, and improvement procedures must follow chapter 103E except for the stated exception.
United States — Minnesota
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The watershed district managers must maintain projects, may levy maintenance assessments, and cannot assess for the maintenance fund once it exceeds 20% of original project cost.
United States — Minnesota
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Managers must have the engineer prepare technical and cost specifications before ordering non-routine repairs, then hold a hearing and give notice before deciding whether to order repairs or improvements and assess costs.
United States — Minnesota
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Managers may contract for repair work without advertising for bids if the estimated repair cost is under $25,000, including related fees and proceeding costs.
United States — Minnesota
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A project in the watershed district cannot start until the board approves a watershed management plan, and a district project must be initiated in one of the stated ways.
United States — Minnesota
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A project petition for a watershed district project must include specific project details and signatures meeting stated ownership thresholds, and petitioners must provide a $2,000 deposit or bond unless an exception applies.
United States — Minnesota
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A majority of the board of managers may start a project by resolution, and the resolution must name the project, list funding sources, and designate an engineer.
United States — Minnesota
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The engineer’s report must include specified findings, recommendations, maps, cost estimates, and project details; managers and officials have filing, notice, and advisory-report duties tied to the report and hearing process.
United States — Minnesota
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Managers must appoint appraisers, appraisers must take an oath and determine project-related benefits and damages, and state land cannot be taken, damaged, or benefited before a required permit is issued.
United States — Minnesota
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Managers may use this section’s procedure, and they must determine benefits and damages and the amount to be paid and assessed for the improvement projects.
United States — Minnesota
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Appraisers must follow sections 103E.311 to 103E.321 when a project includes certain ditch, stream, river, watercourse, or floodwater-control work, and benefit assessments must be based on the property’s project-related benefits.