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1 fg,,,,iareati. nal velihsti?' rneans a ve,IIIIicle that is built cm a sirigle criassis, is 4 square feet or less when
<br />2 rneasoured a torie largest norizontal pro oject km is d e !l„Sill , ned to be sett- p rappelled cn000)ro per rnanently
<br />3 towable by (3 l i gl h it O 1„„Ity trowtk„ and 'iis designed prirn a roily not ofor use aS a permarienot dwellirig 13 1,111 as
<br />4 a temporary livirig dt„)arters for recreational, Carnping„ travel, or seasorial t.rsto„?. IiIorathe pl„Aropoost„o„tos of
<br />5 s Li Pc: ivisioon III (floodplain cower lay (listricts), the tern-) roolocrooetoticiprial vetiicle is syrionyrnous with tile
<br />6 term Itravc(IIII trailo(arlotravel vehicle'.
<br />7 Regional flood nriearis a flood whioc:II is represeriltative al large flocards known t havt) ocourred gen arally ir)
<br />8 Minriesota and rea501 ably C 111 a racteristic of what can be expected to occur on an average
<br />9 ufreoquerolcy Piri the ronagnit„tele of t hoe 1.00-year recur rerice int(ono„troval. "The term "regional flood" is
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<br />synorwronotAs with the terry) base fl . cnn)d used iri to" heFl 013 d i 1011S11 r a rice Study.
<br />11 Retjulotory flood pratec:tion elev tion ornearis an elevatior) no lower than one foot: above the elevation of
<br />12 trie regional fl tod polLis any increases Piot) floo elevation cause Ityy encr - achrnents on the
<br />13 floodplain that result from designation of a floo way.
<br />14 Religiotts Instittitio t7 rill ea nos a b II il . ing„ to, oget 11 E'1 r \At i to h its :a ccOSSO ry b („A ildi no gs an oci 11„„ASeS, W 111e re p e roso rios
<br />15 reg larly assemble f"opt° religiot„„JS worstiip and wIti'icri buildirig, together with its accessory buil ingt)
<br />16 arid 1.1 S (,',',11S„ is rnaintaine'd arid controlled by a religious bc)dy or to skistain puIn lic worship.
<br />17 Res (n) 1.1 rc e a fj f„?ncy. A fed e r a 1„ st a to e„ regional, oco) pro local (tag,ency loo: II at El' pri gages in e row i r o or) rot) enta 1, natural, o or
<br />18 c t„,i It ral res) rce protection or reso-orao"ion activioties„ including plart irigoo„ irnplernentati no„ arid
<br />19 rori o i o"o r i ng.
<br />20 R e to in in g IA/ it. A ver iti ca I or nearly ve rt ical nst r uct ILI r es co rts ot r uct 0 („I of mo gar and rubble tont:Is° n ry, ro c lc o r
<br />21 st(An e r (egardless of SiZe, vertict„)I tip ber pilings, horizornal tirtil)er planks Witt( pilirig stipports, st) e et
<br />22 pilings, p . otA rted co n (trete, c . n c re te b I o oco. k s , c) r ot Itio oe r oci i„„A ra 1)1 e rno 0, terials.
<br />23 Right -of ay means the ("3 tie ;3 W ill: h i n tu„: In e 1 i rt) its of a st re et„ alley, pedest r it.) n way, t Flo o r (,) LI g h fa re or"
<br />24 coons eoroneont.
<br />25 River corridor bo u rid a ry. The I :„) )til to) d a ry a p op rox)v e el and ad oo pted I by otire. Met ro r) o I itan oCco)ou ncil 11 nder M inn.
<br />26 St al:5;1. §o III. I: .6 PIIiiii . " (III„ as approved and adopt ecil by t tie I agisl at U re i ro) Minn. St at S . 1 „„„ 6E3 „„ „IS „andas
<br />27 legally described in the So-oaote IRegister„ vc)11.Jritio(a. 4:3, FAages, 508 to 51.8.
<br />28 River-depen de tit use. The usci -f la r) n„, for coornoorneorcooai, i n chi st r ial, or (Anti I Pity p 11 r poses, w 11 oe„ re access It. a ovoid
<br />29 rise „f a p 1„„1 1) liC water fe a t LA re isani rio to e g ra I part of ot to) e ri po'ror) a I co nd tic:to of IIII) LI s i roiess ot) nd whe re the
<br />30 iJ SO in; 111(„i1 penden t: o rio sIIIh000 reline facil it i e S •
<br />31 R („,:,)t: k Rip tig t.),. IN at 1„„Jral co ;3 rose: r op c k „oo) I a ce or co no s t nu ct e 0000 a r rn op r sho pro oe I i nes, st r ea noi beds, bridge
<br />32 a bout on") e tool ts„ pili ro) g S Zil rid (At I) (a, r sot) re I i role st r uct 11 rE,',','!S a :Ena i roil st s <":: oot) LI r„ - r water° r° ic:e er oo si - roi .
<br />33 Se ditn ent rn Epp( a I) s t to) e pro . 1.1 Cll: Of a r) er sic) ri process; t- I id o a lii e. rial bcyt Foi rorl i ne ra I a rid c) Flo roi ic, t ha to i s i run(
<br />34 s (A s perisior), 'is Ibeing trarispc)rotee, or has beer) r oved by water, air„ - r ice, and [ins c " ontieo tn(n) r toast or)
<br />35 1: IIII) e ea rt Ph 's s LI rola ce either above or below water level.
<br />36 ,Se „: ir 7 en t cclIntrol rrieai ns the rn et hods ern played .to(o) op roeve rtt seC i rt.( e onto f r o lea vi 'if; ot he devel („„„) p r e not site.
<br />37 S :,,,, n: i IR) e riot co nt T01 pro ct ices i r) clude si It fe rio c oe so, seociII i non e n t tor a op so , ea000rth d i kes , t rai ri age swa les, check,
<br />38 d a m s, s FA b s FA rola c (ano dr ail s„ pipe s lope d ra i ns,„ st o riot) d ra i on i roll let p rate ent i n , a roll d t err) pora ry o r
<br />39 r)(tp!r" rn a ne nt !,"; e d i rr) e nt at i o to) basins.
<br />40 „Se dim e 11 to t i o 11 10 earls t tic?, prooceSS or action of de.positir) g sedirnent caused by er. (Aston.
<br />41 Sele,,(:::tive cutting roon(?ans otIrie rerrio\tal of sirigle scattered trees.
<br />42 Selective vegeta ti 0 ri rern oval. ill'Ine rernoval of 'is(Dlatne(ni iondivid ot,„ta I trees ro shrootF Ps that: 13 one no t in a
<br />43 cc) ritig 1.1 0 1„1 S 1inl)i,iii't(l:F1 , strip, row, ar block arid that does not ,s 1.1 b/S ti a ritially reduce tile tree c'to) onopy or
<br />44 1„11 n d erst o ry c ov e roo
<br />45 „Srtb ck Means the rniriirrioullil h ." rizontal distaliCe bet:weer) a use arid knit line or other. di:stir Juintied area.
<br />46 Distances t-IrE! to be prrieasured frorn gro t„11 11 0 level except as provided Inereinalter.
<br />47 Setback (lt4ii"(7CA). A no paration distance orri e a s tJ red 11 or iz c) on tally.
<br />48 Sfu,,,?, tni-public 1,1SE means tile LI S e co)of la on CI by : „ ril r i \tate, noon p rof it c„) rg a rio izat ip roo to p ro v i deo a p 11 13 liC Se °Nice t Pho a t
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<br />is ordinarily c)pperoi to ,sorne persoons 0(1.Ft:side the ro egli la r cons „„itonUi en cy of (Ili e organizatiori.
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