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• Lino Lakes /Rice Creek Watershed District Resource <br />• <br />• <br />Management Plan (2008) <br />The Lino Lakes Resource Management Plan (RMP) came about through a partnership between <br />the RCWD and the City of Lino Lakes. This collaboration was initiated in 2006 and included <br />extensive coordination between the City, the RCWD and other regulatory agencies. <br />The RMP provides a watershed -based approach to wetland management that is consistent with <br />RCWD and city goals. The approach uniquely addresses management in the context of wetland <br />functions and the effects of anticipated future land use. The RMP and this Comprehensive Plan <br />were prepared in concert with one another as the RMP modeled the potential effects of the city's <br />proposed land use plan on water resources. The proposed land use plan was assessed under <br />two scenarios — one withoutthe implementation of the watershed -based approach to wetland <br />management provided for in the RMP and one with the RMP. The modeling assessment <br />indicated that an RMP -based scenario would be necessary to maintain and protect priority <br />resources within the city. This modeling effort resulted in an iterative process of adjusting the <br />future land use plan and the RMP to achieve the resource management goals of RCWD and the <br />city. <br />The RMP was developed in close coordination with state and federal permitting authorities and <br />has been prepared to be consistent with both state and federal wetland regulations. It is <br />intended that components of the plan be incorporated into Clean Water Act Section 404 permit <br />evaluations. The approach is unique as a means to develop a comprehensive wetland <br />management plan according to the State of Minnesota Wetland Conservation Act because it not <br />only includes the required assessment of existing wetland functions and values, but it also <br />forecasts future wetland functions in light of the city's proposed land use plan and watershed - <br />based approaches for no net loss of wetland function. <br />This iterative collaboration between RCWD and Lino Lakes is intended to meet the following <br />objectives: <br />• Provide maximum consistency with the Minnesota Wetland Conservation Act <br />(WCA) requirements for a Comprehensive Wetland Management Plan and no net <br />loss in acreage and function of wetland resources <br />• Be consistent with the Federal Clean Water Act requirements for Section 404 <br />• Provide an implementation strategy for multiple Total Maximum Daily Load <br />projects <br />• Provide watershed -based context to the public Ditch Repair process proceeding <br />on a parallel track <br />• Through an iterative process, provide guidance to the City for ecological -based <br />land use decisions during the Comprehensive Plan Update process <br />• Provide stormwater management guidance to the City for the Comprehensive <br />Plan Update requirements and municipal stormwater permitting <br />The following contains a summary of the four major sections of the RMP: existing conditions <br />assessment, future conditions assessment, wetland alternatives analysis, and implementation. <br />The full RMP, including all figures, is located in Appendix A. <br />
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