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(2) scaled mapping, dimensional renderings, plans, <br />maintenance agreements, and other materials that identify <br />and describe the following and demonstrate compliance <br />with plans and ordinances, as applicable: <br />a) primary conservation areas; including native plant <br />communities; <br />b) buildable area; <br />c) existing and proposed topography and drainage <br />patterns; <br />d) proposed storm water and erosion and sediment <br />control practices; <br />e) existing and proposed vegetation to be removed and <br />established; <br />f) ordinary high water level, blufflines, and all required <br />setbacks; <br />g) existing and proposed structures; <br />h) existing and proposed impervious surfaces; and <br />i) existing and proposed subsurface sewage treatment <br />systems. <br />Subp. 7. Accommodating disabilities. Ramps or other facilities to <br />This subpart outlines exceptions to the <br />provide persons with disabilities reasonable access to their property, as <br />standards to accommodate people with <br />required by the federal Americans with Disabilities Act and the federal <br />disabilities through an IUP to allow for ADA <br />Fair Housing Act and as provided by chapter 1341, are allowed by <br />compliance without needing to go through <br />interim use permit, subject to the following standards: <br />the variance process. <br />A. parts 6106.0120 to 6106. 0170 must be complied with to the <br />maximum extent practicable; and <br />B. the interim use permit expires and the ramp or other facilities <br />must be removed once the property is no longer primarily used <br />by persons with disabilities. <br />PART 6106.0090 INCORPORATIONS BY REFERENCE <br />For purposes of these MRCCA rules, the following documents are <br />These resources are included in this part to <br />incorporated by reference, are subject to frequent change, and are <br />available through the Minitex interlibrary loan system: <br />help local governments comply with the rules <br />using current best practice guidance. <br />A. The Minnesota Stormwater Manual, Minnesota Pollution <br />Control Agency (2013) and as subsequently amended); <br />B. Protecting Water Quality in Urban Areas; Stormwater Best <br />Management Practices Manual, Minnesota Pollution Control <br />Agency (2000 and as subsequently amended); <br />C. Conserving Wooded Areas in Developing Communities: Best <br />Management Practices in Minnesota; Minnesota Department of <br />Natural Resources (2000 and as subsequently amended); <br />D. Design Handbook for Recreational Boating and Fishing Facilities, <br />State Organization for Boating Access (2006 and as <br />Working Draft Rules <br />MRCCA Working Draft Rules — DNR, June 2, 2014 <br />20 <br />Commentary /Rationale for Changes <br />