Minnesota SF1000 implements recommendations from the Aggregate Resources Task Force, focusing on land use planning and aggregate resource protection.
Minnesota SF1000 amends land use planning requirements to include protections for historic sites, water management, and solar energy access. It mandates that local governments protect aggregate resources and incorporate these protections into their land use plans. The bill also tasks the commissioner of natural resources with examining regional aggregate mapping for efficiency, updating a handbook on reclaiming sand and gravel pits, and providing technical assistance to local governments.
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