Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources
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- Buyer type:
- State Agency
- Location:
- Saint Paul, MN
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources.
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City
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Saint Paul
County
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Ramsey
Address
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520 Lafayette Road North
Phone Number
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(651) 296-3767
Zip Code
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55155
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources
This Comprehensive Watershed Management Plan for the Little Fork River Watershed outlines a strategic framework for managing natural resources. It prioritizes agricultural land management, hydrologic connectivity and storage, erosion management, forest health, drinking water protection, and stormwater management. The plan aims to sustain healthy Northwoods communities by protecting, restoring, and enhancing the watershed's forests and waters, ensuring long-term ecological and economic health through targeted actions and collaborative efforts.
The meeting and public hearing focused on the draft Little Fork River Comprehensive Watershed Management Plan. Key discussion topics included a presentation on the planning process, review and approval of the draft plan, a review of the 1W1P timeline and budget, and the consideration of proposed projects for remaining planning funds, such as a city stormwater retrofit analysis, a ravine restoration feasibility study, and a water study. The committee also acknowledged the formal review comments and responses regarding the watershed plan.
The committee reviewed and addressed formal comments regarding the Big Fork River Comprehensive Watershed Management Plan, resulting in several revisions and updates to the document. The committee formally approved the draft plan to proceed for local and tribal approval. Additionally, the committee discussed and reached a consensus on utilizing remaining planning grant funds for activities such as city stormwater analysis, improvements to the FERN forestry water-quality tool, and lake action plans. Future steps for the plan's approval process and the implementation funding timeline were also outlined.
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