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• 8410.0100 problems that cannot be resolved by preventative actions shall investigate the feasibility of implementing structural solutions that would remediate or resolve each problem. B. For each structural solution proposed, each plan shall provide a cost estimate and a recommendation as to how it should be funded. C. Each potential structural solution identified under this part shall be assigned priorities. In assigning priorities, consideration shall be given to regional and state plans in conjunction with the organization's goals, policies, and problems identified in parts 8410.0080 and 8410.0090. SA: MS s 103B.101; 103B.211; 103B.231; 1038.227 HIST: 17 SR 146 8410.0110 IMPACT OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Subpart 1. Existing local controls. Each plan shall review the impact of local controls and programs required by the plans according to part 8410.0100. This review shall include concerns expressed by counties, cities, and townships with respect to their administrative and financial capabilities to adopt and enforce the controls and programs in addition to a table that generally describes the status of local controls and programs of affected counties, cities, and townships with respect to that required by the plan. Subp. 2. Financial impact on local government. Each plan shall contain an analysis of the financial impact of implementation of the proposed regulatory controls and programs identified under part 8410.0100. The analysis shall include, at a minimum, an estimate of the costs associated with the plan's implementation and anticipated sources of revenue. Subp. 3. Adoption by reference. All or part of a watershed management organization plan may be adopted by reference by a local unit of government for all or part of its local plan to the degree specified in the approved organization plan. SA: MS s 1038.101; 1038.211; 1032.231; 103B.227 HIST: 17 SR 146 8410.0120 IMPLEMENTATION PRIORITIES. Each plan must prioritize the plan implementation components to make the best use of available local funding; to prevent future water management problems from occurring to the maximum extent practical; and to ensure that regional, county, state, and federal grant funding is targeted properly. SA: MS s 1032.101; 1032.211; 1032.231; 1032.227 HIST: 17 SR 146 8410.0130 IMPLEMENTATION COMPONENTS. Subpart 1. Controls. Each organization plan must provide for the adoption of necessary regulatory controls, stormwater 15