Minnesota HF254 modifies the public water inventory revision process, including reclassification of certain wetlands and updates to the inventory map.
Minnesota HF254 amends the public water inventory revision process by requiring the commissioner to notify local government units, county boards, watershed districts, and soil and water conservation districts of any reclassification or revision. Parties have 60 days to object to the changes. The commissioner must revise the map of public waters and may update the inventory map to correct errors, add or subtract trout stream tributaries, add depleted quarries and sand and gravel pits, or adjust for waters created or eliminated by permits.
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