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TABLE 4-1 OBJECTIVES, POliCIES, AND OVERALL MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES (Continued) b. Provide additional special monitoring in areas identified by the Board of Managers based on specific water quality proolem. c. Coordinate and standardize monitoring with other levels of government. B.5 Policy: To prated; drainage areas 1bat supply fue St. Paul and Minneapolis water system from sources of contamination. Manae-effient Strate"," a. Require the District be advised of all site development activities in which the storage and handling of hazardous materials will occur and that storage and handling of such materials comply with all State requirements. The District shall establish a procedure for insuring its awareness of all contamination problems. OBJECTIVE C: Prevent flooding and erosion from surface flows. C.l Policy: To prohibit enCl'O"("mnent that will reduce fue capacity of floodways and In allow only structures in fue flood fringe 1bat have been floodproofed cr 1bat are not habitable structures. Manae-effient Strate~ a. Prohibit encroachment in the floodway and allow only protected structures in the flood fringe. Allow fill placement in only RGWn-designated flood fringe areas. The amount of fill allowed must comply with current state regulations. Co2 Policy: To establish l00-year flood levels based on critical storm events. Manae-ement Strate"" a. Complete floodplain studies for all areas of the RGWn. C.3 Policy: To promote fue local adoption of floodplain zoning ordinances conforming In state regulations, as a TI1;n;mum, to regulate floodplain development. Manae-ement Strate"" a. .Maintain RCWD regulatory control until floodplain regulations are adopted by local governmental units. 4-10 10/97 I J I I I I I I I . I I I I I I I