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United States — Minnesota
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A watershed district may create a water management district, but only through the stated plan-amendment procedure and required notice, filing, and dispute-resolution steps.
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A watershed district may build, maintain, operate, and acquire stormwater facilities and the land or easements needed for them.
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Appraisers must prepare and file a report with the managers, and the managers must examine it after filing.
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Managers must order a final hearing within 35 days after the required reports are filed or the filing time expires.
United States — Minnesota
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Managers must publish and mail final hearing notices, and the notices must include specified information.
United States — Minnesota
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The managers must hold the final hearing, hear interested parties, and make project-related decisions based on the evidence and the required findings.
United States — Minnesota
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If certain bids are too high, the managers must follow the procedure in section 103E.511.
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The managers must immediately file the order establishing the project and authorizing construction with the watershed district secretary or administrator, and file a certified copy with several listed officials and agencies.
United States — Minnesota
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The managers must solicit bids after an establishment order, publish bid notice details, and approve the contract. They may accept or reject bids, award to the lowest responsible bidder, or use a request-for-proposals process for best value.
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The managers control watershed district contracts and may take listed actions if a contractor misses the required time or manner of completion. They must also keep an accurate account of expenses.
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Managers must give 20 days’ notice before removing a bridge or grade to let equipment pass, and the watershed district must pay the actual removal/replacement cost.
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County officials must assess, levy, collect, and fund project assessments, and in some metro-area cases must send notices before assessment or levy.
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This provision describes watershed district funds and sets limits on several levies and fund balances.
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Before adopting a budget, the managers must hold a public hearing, publish notice and a budget summary in newspapers, and meet publication timing rules. They must also adopt the next year’s budget by September 15 each year and decide how much must be raised from ad valorem tax levies.
United States — Minnesota
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The watershed district secretary must certify each county’s share of the tax to county auditors by September 15 after the budget is adopted, and county officials must add, collect, and settle the levy with other taxes.
United States — Minnesota
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The managers may ask district court to create a preliminary expense fund for a watershed district project, and county auditors must be given at least 10 days’ notice of the petition or any amendment.
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The managers may issue watershed district warrants to pay certain contracts and expenses, but only if the district treasury has enough funds.
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This section defines terms used in the chapter.
United States — Minnesota
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The drainage authority may order drainage and flood-control work, but it must get the commissioner’s permission for certain work affecting public waters and may not proceed on some water bodies until they are determined not to be public waters.
United States — Minnesota
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Before a drainage project is established, the drainage authority must consider listed environmental, land-use, utility, and flood-related criteria, and it must investigate outside funding and technical assistance when planning a project or repair.