Minnesota HF4149 modifies soil and water conservation provisions, including changes to district operations, funding, and technical assistance.
Minnesota HF4149 amends the state's soil and water conservation laws. It modifies the criteria for determining the administrative feasibility of soil and water conservation districts, including public attitudes, voter turnout, and financial considerations. The bill allows districts to implement conservation practices on private lands, acquire necessary land or rights-of-way, and assume equitable shares of improvement costs. It also enables districts to enter into agreements for state or federal funding and assistance, provided they do not solely aim to increase land productivity.
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