Minnesota SF3423 modifies water appropriations permit requirements, including application details and timelines.
Minnesota SF3423 amends the requirements for groundwater appropriations permits. It specifies that applications must include details on subsurface geology, aquifer tests, and water quality. The commissioner must act on a permit application within 150 days, or 120 days if an aquifer test is needed. If the commissioner determines a new aquifer test is necessary, they must notify the applicant within 30 days. The commissioner can extend the decision period if required by law or court order.
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