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<br /> , ) <br /> ... <br /> a: -.... <br /> 3. The Comprehensive Plan on page VJ:II-6 proposes to <br /> provide set backs from public waters. <br /> Who will determine the shoreline zoning? The Minnesota <br /> Department of Natural Resources under Minn. Stat. <br /> Chapter 105, as amended by Laws 1973, Chapter 379 or <br /> the Rice Creek Watershed District? What is inadequate <br /> about the present Minnesota Department of Natural <br /> Resources regulations issued pursuant to Chapter 105? <br /> 4. The Comprehensive Plan on page VllI-7 states: <br /> 1I...the discharge of wastes to surface water bodies <br /> shall be prohibited... II <br /> What does the Watershed District intend to do that the <br /> Minnesota Pollution Control Agency does not do at the <br /> present time? <br /> 5. The Comprehensive Plan on page VIII-9 states: <br /> II.. .requi:r;e a permit for aJ,.l aquatic weed and algae <br /> control..... " <br /> What requirements wiLl, be,:sought by, the Rice Creek <br /> Watershed. District tl1at, are not: now sought by the <br /> Minnesota Department of Natural Resources in regulating <br /> this matter? <br /> 6. The Comprehensive Plan states on page VIII-23: <br /> "It is a District policy to review land development <br /> proposals and permit applicat~ons on a concurrent <br /> basis with the city, village, or town... II <br /> Does the Watershed District intend to require such <br /> activities as grading or excavating of land to receive <br /> a district permit? If not, what would determine what <br /> type of grading or excavating that would require a <br /> district permit? Would it be the size of the project? <br /> 7. The Comprehensive plan proposes a series of regulations <br /> covering some of the following activities: <br /> a. Drainage <br /> b. Aquatic weed control <br /> c. Discharge of wastes <br /> d. Land development <br /> e. Ground waters and drilling of wells <br /> Is the above regulating going to be done by requiring <br /> permits for such activities? if not, for which activitiE~s <br /> are permits going to be required and for which activitieB <br /> are permits not required? <br /> In the event permits are required, who will issue such <br /> permits, the staff or the managers themselves? <br /> : <br />