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• 3. CRITERIA. A permit applicant for construction, improvement or repair of a public or private drainage system must: (a) Comply with all federal, state and District wetland protection rules and regulations. (b) Demonstrate that such activity will not adversely impact down stream water quality or quantity. (c) Provide stable channel and outfall. (d) Demonstrate concurrence with regional pond or subdivision drainage plans approved by the District, if applicable. (e) Retain a hydrologic regime that complies with District Wetland Alteration Rule F. (f) If drainage system is proposed to outlet a landlocked basin, provide sufficient dead storage volume to retain back - to-back 100 -year, 24 -hour rainfalls and runoff. 4. REQUIRED EXHIBITS. The following exhibits must accompany the permit application. One set, full size (22 inches by 34 inches); two sets, reduced to maximum size of 11 inches by 17 inches. (a) Map showing location of project and tributary area. (b) Existing and proposed cross sections and profile of affected area. (c) Description of badges or culverts required. (d) Narrative and calculations describing wetland impacts and affects on water levels above and below the project area. 5. EXCEPTIONS. The Board of Managers may waive the requirement of a permit under this vale for repair to a drainage system if the applicant proposes to repair a tiled system of less than fifty feet in length, and where such repair would not alter the invert of the system. RULE K ENFORCEMENT 1. VIOLATION OF RULES IS A MISDEMEANOR. Violation of these rules, a stipulation agreement made, or permit issued by the Board of Managers under these rules, is a misdemeanor subject to a penalty as provided by law. 2. DISTRICT COURT ACTION. The District may exercise all powers conferred upon it by Minnesota Statutes Chapter 103D in enforcing these rules, including criminal prosecution, injunction, or action to compel performance, restoration or abatement. 3. ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER. The District may issue a cease and desist or compliance order when it finds that a proposed or initiated project presents a serious threat of soil erosion, sedimentation, or an adverse effect upon water quality or quantity, or violates any rule of the District. DRAFT DOCUMENT 25