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-• <br />6 MCAR § 1.0220 Department of Natural Resources <br />6. The conduct of other activities on the water body where necessary <br />to secure the safety of the public and the most general public use. <br />E. Jurisdiction. <br />1. The commissioner shall exercise his discretion under Minn. Stat. § <br />361.26, subd. 2 to regulate a water body when so requested by a county, <br />city, or town only when the water body <br />a. is traversed by a state or international boundary; or <br />b. is within the jurisdiction of two or more counties which cannot <br />agree on the content of ordinances; and <br />c. regulation is necessary to achieve the goals in 6 MCAR § 1..0220 <br />C. <br />2. In alI other cases, water surface use regulation shall be by county, <br />city, or town ordinance as specified in Minn. Stat. § § 378.32 and 459.20. <br />If a body of water is located within the jurisdiction of two or more cities or <br />towns which cannot agree on the content of ordinances, any such city. or <br />town may petition the county in which they are Iocated to adopt an ordi- <br />nance. <br />F. Existing ordinances and rules. All existing ordinances and rules adopted <br />on or after January 1, 1975 affecting water surface use shall be brought into <br />compliance with these rules within a reasonable time period after promulga- <br />tion of these rules. <br />6 MCAR § 1.0221 Assessment of conditions. <br />A. Factors to consider. The commissioner or any governmental unit <br />formulating, amending or deleting controls for surface water shall acquire and <br />consider the following information, noting factors that are not relevant: <br />1. Physical characteristics. <br />a. Size-normal surface acreage, if available, or the basin acreage <br />listed in the Division of Waters Bulletin No. 25, "An Inventory of Minnesota <br />Lakes." <br />b. Crowding potential-expressed as a ratio of water surface area to <br />length of shoreline. <br />c. Bottom topography and water depth. <br />d. Shore soils and bottom sediments. <br />e. Aquatic flora and fauna. <br />2 <br /> <br />