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2/8/2017 <br />ARVI$QRY gfQUP TQPIGS <br />1. Procedures/Process <br />1. Notifications <br />2. Plan & Ord Development <br />3. DNR/Met Council Review <br />4. DNR Approval <br />2. Plan Guidance <br />1. Elements <br />2. Guidance <br />3. Training <br />3. Ordinance Guidance <br />1. Guidance <br />2. Model ordinance <br />3. Training <br />4. Funding Distribution (if <br />funds) <br />BLUFFS & BLUFF IMPACT ZONE (PIS) <br />ore setbacks <br />Bluff Impart Zone: the bluff and land within 20 feet f the bluff <br />1 <br />pa)bluff i <br />ibuffane <br />18' <br />• No structures, irnpe <br />construction act,itie <br />miens t <br />per <br />• No land exceptions.) <br />alterations <br />l: <br />Average slope > <br />18% <br />The area of the <br />slope over 18% is at <br />least 25 feet wide <br />PISCU SIRN QUESTIRNS <br />• Timing of comp plan and ordinance updates, separate, together? <br />• Role of consultants vs staff in this effort? <br />• If guidance available by June 2017, is this enough time to complete <br />the MRCCA plan by December 2018? <br />• What is keeping you awake at night? <br />• Approach for advisory group, meetings, online discussion, other? <br />FLUFF <br />6106.0050 Definitions <br />Subp. 8. Bluff. `Bluff' means a natural topographic feature <br />having: <br />A. a slope that rises at least 25 feet thigh <br />and the <br />grade of the slope averages 18 percent or • reater measured <br />over a horizontal distance of 25 feet, as follows: <br />(1) where the slope begins above the ordinary high <br />water level, from the toe of the slope to the top of the <br />slop or <br />(2) where the slope begins below the ordinary high <br />water level, from the ordinary high water level arras <br />t the top of the slope averages 18 percent <br />—ter, meaeu.,,d over a horizontal di- once of 25 <br />feet. or <br />B. a natural escarpment or cliff with a slope that rises at least <br />ten feet above the ordinary high water level or toe of the <br />slope, whichever is applicable, to the top of the slope, with <br />ee-everegca slope of 100 paeeat 75 degrees or greater. <br />STEEP 5I.QPE <br />6106.0050 Definitions <br />Subp. 72. Steep slope. "Steep <br />slope" means a natural topographic <br />feature with an average slope of 12 <br />to 18 percent, measured over a <br />horizontal distance equal to or <br />greater than 50 feet and any slopes <br />greater than 18 percent that are not <br />bluffs. <br />4 <br />