Agenda - Council Work Session - 02/23/2021

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6115.0201 MINNESOTA RULES 28 (d) The excavation shall not extend more than 200 feet inland from the public water unless evidence is provided to show that greater distances are required because of the dimensions of the watercraft to be moored. (e) The methods, use, and deposition locations to be employed in disposing of excavated materials shall be consistent with the provisions of part 6115.0200, subpart 5, item B. (2) An application for a permit shall contain plans, maps, and supporting data regarding proposed excavation site soil borings, ground water levels and characteristics, water quality, topography, drainage, and vegetation which shall substantiate that the proposed project must be reasonable and practical based upon geologic and hydrologic conditions including: (a) quantity and quality of stream flow and local drainage at the proposed project site; (b) water stagnancy problems including the capability of being flushed or drained; (c) interference with stream flow or longshore drift; (d) type of soil strata and underground formations in the project vicinity; (e) protection of the water body itself in terms of reduced water supply, increased seepage or drainage, pollution, increased flooding, and other adverse hydrological impacts; (f) adequate entrance openings; (g) ample turning radius; (h) adequate depth and size for the anticipated watercraft usage; (i) adequate reduction of wave heights in mooring areas; (j) proper harbor shape to reduce wave resonance; (k) need for and feasibility of maintenance dredging; (1) adequate height of perimeter wall; (m) need for wave absorbers within the harbor; and (n) bank stabilization by appropriate erosion control measures. (3) Additional requirements applicable to specific types of harbors. Private inland harbors serving two or more single family residential riparian lots shall, if practical, be located along the mutual boundary of properties to be served. Private inland harbors for proposed multifamily or cluster developments, residential planned unit developments, or for resorts, campgrounds, or other commercial purposes. The development plan shall be approved by the local governmental unit. The permit shall be of the title -registration type including a provision that the individual waterfront lots in the development have priority rights to the available mooring spaces thus obviating issuance of future permits for individual harbors for Copyright © 2019 by the Revisor of Statutes, State of Minnesota. All Rights Reserved.