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I ~ I I I I I I . I I I I I I TABLE 4-1 OBJECTIVES, POLICIES, AND OVERALL MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES (Continued) Manae-ement Strate!!V a. In the absence of an approved and satisfactorily implemented Local Water Management Plan, developers will provide the following treatment measures for both new developments and redevelopment of residential areas greater than 5 acres and Industrial/Commercial areas over 2.5 acres. 1) NURP basin capable of removing coarse suspended sediment from stormwater. 2) Skimming of oil and floatable materials from the discharged stormwater for the I-year storm. " .3) Protect all wetlands in accordance with Rice Creek Watershed District wetland policy. b. Local Water Management Plans must be consistent with, but not necessarily limited to, the three aforementioned items. Any technique may be used if it can be demonstrated that the water quality of public waters will be protected. B-2 Policy: To preserve wetlands which provide natural treatment for nmoff. Manae-ement Strate!!V a. Protect all wetlands in accordance with Rice Creek Watershed District wetland policy. B.3 Policy: To promote 1he local adoption of Minnesota Pollution Control Agency individual wastewater treatment system regulations. Mana".ement Strate"" a. Require all individual sewage treatment systems to meet requirements outlined in Minnesota Rules 7080 B.4 Policy: To improve 1he water quality monitoring system for identifying potential problems. Manae-ement Strate!!V a. Implement the Annual Rice Creek Watershed District Monitoring Program. I 4-9 10/97