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Minnesota Statutes § 103A.341 - FINDINGS BY BOARD
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The board must make findings and recommendations within 60 days after a hearing closes.
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The board must make findings and recommendations within 60 days after a hearing closes.
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The commissioner of natural resources must establish and maintain a statewide water information system, and local, regional, and state governmental units must cooperate to help implement and maintain it.
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The Environmental Quality Board must integrate qualifying nitrate groundwater data into the statewide nitrate database, and the integration costs are generally paid by the data-generating agency.
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State departments, agencies, and municipalities may not make certain data-collection contracts with the United States without the director’s written approval.
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The commissioner must set up a statewide training program for pumping tests and data acquisition training.
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The Environmental Quality Board must combine required water-related assessments into one report and submit it to specified legislative committees; two state agencies must provide supporting assessments.
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This provision says specified chapters make up the state’s water law and may be cited as “Water Law.”
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This section sets up the Board of Water and Soil Resources, its membership, and its powers, including rulemaking, hiring, hearings, and administrative penalty orders.
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The Board of Water and Soil Resources must evaluate local water management entities and publish and report on their performance; it may also reduce, withhold, or redirect funding and delay certain termination-petition decisions if problems are not corrected.
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This provision creates two easement stewardship accounts, requires the State Board of Investment to manage them for long-term gain, and requires the board to seek and set stewardship contributions for certain easements.
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The board may provide assistance for the program, and it must set grant or payment criteria.
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The Board of Water and Soil Resources may help utility projects establish native vegetation, must set grant or payment criteria, and may work with other agencies and organizations to carry out the program.
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The Board of Water and Soil Resources may fund and assist native vegetation projects, must set grant or payment criteria, and may partner with agencies and other organizations to run the program.
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The executive director must make reasonable efforts to ensure permitting staff know the policy and can efficiently refer data center permitting inquiries to Minnesota Business First Stop.
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The Environmental Quality Board must coordinate several kinds of water planning and information work, and its chair must represent the governor on interstate water resources organizations.
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The commissioner of natural resources must prepare a statewide water and related land resources plan and present it to the legislature by November 15, 1975.
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This provision lists the purposes of required water management programs.
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This section defines terms used in sections 103B.211 to 103B.255.
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The provision lets a watershed joint board do several watershed-management tasks, requires a watershed organization to submit its boundary map for review before planning, and prohibits certain low-volume nonessential water appropriations without a permit.
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A watershed management organization’s governing board may ask for a watershed district boundary change, but the petition and notice steps must be followed.