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by the local government. <br />L. Local governments may amend plans and ordinances at any <br />time following the procedures detailed in items C through 1 <br />above. <br />M. Plans must be updated regularly on the same schedule as other <br />comprehensive plan elements according to Minnesota Statutes, <br />chapter 473. <br />Item M was added to ensure that MRCCA <br />plans are updated regularly and are <br />considered and better integrated with other <br />comprehensive plan elements that are being <br />updated every 10 years (i.e. land use, <br />transportation, etc.) . <br />Subp. 4. Contents of plans. <br />A. The plan must be a component of the local government's <br />comprehensive plan prepared according to Minnesota Statutes, <br />This subpart identifies the specific elements <br />to be included in each LGU MRCCA Plan. <br />chapter 473. <br />Requirement to prepare the plan is in Subp. <br />3.A above. <br />B. Plans must contain maps, policies, and implementation <br />provisions to: <br />(1) identify and protect primary conservation areas; <br />(2) identify areas that are priorities for restoration of natural <br />Priorities for restoration will be considered as <br />vegetation, erosion prevention, bank stabilization, or other <br />part of the subdivision, PUD, and <br />restoration activities; <br />redevelopment process as outlined in part <br />(3) minimize potential conflict of water surface uses as <br />provided under Minnesota Statutes, chapter 86B; <br />6106.0170. <br />(4) provide for commercial barge terminals, barge fleeting, and <br />recreational marinas, where appropriate and if applicable; <br />(5) provide for future commercial and industrial uses that <br />require water access; <br />(6) provide for the creation and maintenance of open space <br />and recreation facilities, including parks, scenic overlooks, <br />natural areas, islands, and wildlife areas; <br />(7) identify potential public access points and trail locations; <br />and <br />(8) provide for transportation and public utility development in <br />a manner consistent with these MRCCA rules. <br />Subp. 5. Contents of ordinances. <br />This section outlines what must be included in <br />local ordinances. Requirements on how the <br />A. Local ordinances must substantially comply with the standards <br />ordinance is structured as an overlay district <br />in these MRCCA rules and must include: <br />means that enough information will be <br />(1) definitions consistent with those in part 6106.0050; <br />provided for assessment of changes in <br />(2) administrative provisions consistent with those in part <br />underlying zoning. <br />6106.0080; <br />(3) minimum standards and criteria consistent with those in <br />part 6106. 0110 through 6106.0170; <br />B. The local ordinance must be structured as an overlay district. If <br />a conflict exists with underlying zoning, the provisions of the <br />overlay district shall govern. Where the underlying zoning <br />standards apply (e.g., height in some districts) those standards <br />must be referenced in the overlay district. Where specific <br />Working Draft Rules <br />MRCCA Working Draft Rules — DNR, June 2, 2014 <br />16 <br />Commentary /Rationale for Changes <br />