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A watershed district wholly within the metropolitan area may be terminated under this section or chapter 103D, but only after a petition, a hearing, and the board’s required findings and order.
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Boundary changes or district termination must not reduce prior benefits or damages, and the affected property stays liable for its share of outstanding debt until paid.
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Watershed management organizations and appointing authorities have notice, publication, removal, newsletter, and proposal-solicitation duties for board management.
United States — Minnesota
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This section requires watershed management plans for certain watershed units in the metropolitan area and sets out who must prepare, review, approve, and implement them.
United States — Minnesota
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Local government units must prepare and update water management planning documents, submit plans for review, and adopt approved plans and related controls on the stated timelines.
United States — Minnesota
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The Board of Water and Soil Resources must review certain rules at least every five years and adopt necessary amendments.
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Some local governments, watershed management organizations, and counties may levy taxes or amounts for specified watershed plan and conservation costs, and any tax proceeds must go into a separate fund and be used only for authorized purposes.
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Local government units and certain counties may create watershed management tax districts, levy taxes, and issue obligations, but they must follow notice, filing, cost-apportionment, and tax-cap rules.
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Watershed management organizations may certify capital improvement costs for county payment, and counties must fund, levy taxes, and may issue bonds to pay those costs.
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Certain local water-related public bodies may carry out emergency projects, declare an emergency, and direct the work without a contract if the required emergency conditions are met.
United States — Minnesota
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A county using certain levy authorities must keep those taxes out of the levy certified under section 275.07(1)(a) and separately certify the amount for the auditor to extend as a special taxing district levy.
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A metropolitan county may prepare groundwater plans, but the county must follow specified steps for coordination, review, adoption, and implementation.
United States — Minnesota
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Sections 103B.301 to 103B.355 may be cited as the "Comprehensive Local Water Management Act."
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This section defines key terms used in sections 103B.301 to 103B.355.
United States — Minnesota
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Counties are encouraged to create local water management plans, and counties that do so must prepare, adopt, review for consistency, and help implement them.
United States — Minnesota
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A priority concerns scoping document must include the proposed priority concerns and explain how and why they were chosen.
United States — Minnesota
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The plan authority must notify affected governments and agencies about a plan revision, and several parties must exchange comments and information on deadlines.
United States — Minnesota
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Local water management plans must include specific content, an implementation program, and a process for amendments.
United States — Minnesota
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The county board must hold a public hearing, submit the plan and related materials for state review, and adopt and start implementing an approved plan within 120 days. The board may disapprove a noncompliant plan, and if it does, it must explain why and the county board must revise and resubmit within 120 days unless e
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The board must carry out several water-management duties and may adopt rules to implement the cited sections.