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This provision lets a county board issue drainage bonds, including temporary and definitive bonds, and sets limits on amount, maturity, interest, payment sources, and notice.
United States — Minnesota
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The board may issue drainage funding bonds if the section’s conditions are met, and the county auditor must certify required amounts before issuance.
United States — Minnesota
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This section says drainage-related fees and expenses must be allowed and paid, and it sets who gets paid and how compensation is set.
United States — Minnesota
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The board must fund drainage costs, the auditor must keep separate accounts for each drainage system, and surplus funds may be invested or, after 20 years with no spending and a unanimous board resolution, transferred to county general revenue.
United States — Minnesota
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Drainage project costs must be paid from the drainage system account, and if the account lacks funds, the board may transfer money from other drainage or county revenue funds by unanimous resolution.
United States — Minnesota
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A county may ask the state auditor to examine drainage-system accounts, and the auditor must set up accounts for each applied-for system.
United States — Minnesota
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This section defines “repair” for drainage systems and sets rules for who must notify, maintain, restore, or pay for certain repair-related work.
United States — Minnesota
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The drainage authority must inspect, maintain, and repair drainage systems, and follow notice and reporting steps when vegetation compliance issues are found.
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This provision sets how repair costs for a joint county drainage system are stated, challenged, heard, and reimbursed among affected counties.
United States — Minnesota
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People affected by a drainage system may petition for repairs, and the drainage authority and auditor must follow notice, hearing, and repair-order steps.
United States — Minnesota
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If a drainage project bridge or culvert does not have enough hydraulic capacity, the engineer and auditor must prepare and notify on a hydraulic-capacity report, and the drainage authority must hold a hearing and can order replacement or increased capacity.
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Fees and costs for drainage system repair proceedings are treated as repair costs and assessed against the benefited property and entities.
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Drainage repair costs must generally be split pro rata among benefited property and entities, with extra assessments allowed for certain vegetation, grass, and soil-loss violations.
United States — Minnesota
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A drainage authority may apportion drainage repair costs using runoff and sediment delivery data, and must follow report, hearing, notice, findings, and update procedures.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision tells the board, auditor, and drainage authority how repair costs and assessment-related payments are handled.
United States — Minnesota
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The drainage authority may create and fund a repair fund for a drainage system, but the fund has limits and assessments must follow set rules.
United States — Minnesota
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This section requires maps, notices, hearings, viewer reports, and assessment steps when drainage repair proceedings involve property that was not previously assessed but may have benefited from the drainage system.
United States — Minnesota
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Section 103E.215 applies to certain drainage-system repairs when the repair cost exceeds the original benefits and the listed acreage, age, repair-history, and start-date conditions are met.
United States — Minnesota
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The drainage authority may split, combine, transfer, or attach parts of drainage systems after a benefited-area redetermination, and certain hearings and notices must be provided.
United States — Minnesota
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An owner of benefited property may petition to remove the property from a drainage system, and the drainage authority must hold a hearing and decide whether to order removal.