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Ecological and Water Resources <br />500 Lafayette Road Box 25 <br />St Paul, MN 55155 4025 <br />October 21, 2021 <br />Lino Lakes <br />Sarah Cotton <br />600 Town Center Pkwy <br />Lino Lakes, MN 55038 <br />Re: Residential Irrigation Ban at White Bear Lake Trigger Elevation of 923.5 feet (MSL 1912) <br />Permit No 1985 6168 <br />Dear Sarah Cotton: <br />On August 30, 2017, the Ramsey County District Court issued a ruling requiring the Minnesota Department of <br />Natural Resources (DNR) to amend all water appropriation permits within five miles of White Bear Lake to <br />include a residential irrigation ban when the lake level reaches a trigger elevation of 923.5 feet (MSL 1912). In <br />March 2018, the DNR amended the above reference permit(s) to require you to institute a residential irrigation <br />ban when DNR notifies you that the elevation of White Bear Lake has dropped below 923.5 feet (MSL 1912). <br />The DNR recognizes that you have requested a contested case hearing, and that while the contested case is <br />pending, this permit condition is not in effect. Minnesota has, however, been experiencing extensive drought <br />conditions across the state, including within the five mile radius of White Bear Lake. Non essential water uses, <br />such as residential irrigation will leave less water to support domestic water supply and other higher priority <br />water uses, as well as aquatic ecosystems and recreation. Thus, even though you are not currently required to <br />implement the residential irrigation ban, the DNR is requesting, as a matter of comity, that you voluntarily <br />implement this ban now that the lake elevation has dropped below 923.5 feet (MSL 1912) and leave it in place <br />until the DNR notifies you that the lake elevation has rebounded to 924 feet (MSL 1912). <br />Should you have any questions regarding this requirement, please contact me at (651) 259 5156 or <br />randall.doneen@state.mn.us . <br />Sincerely <br />Randall Doneen <br />Manager Conservation Assistance and Regulation Division <br />Ecological and Water Resources <br />Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
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