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before undertaking any construction activity in thcse areas that will bc highly vulnerable to erosion and soil slippage. . For lands within a Shoreland Management District, the "bluff impact zone" is the first 20 feet of the 30-foot setback for structures proposed to be built in bluff areas that are located immediately adjacent to an 18 percent or stccper slope. This 20- foot bluff impact area should not be disturbed either by removing the vegetation or by excavation. Diseased or dying vegetation may be removed, and selective pruning of branches is permitted to allow a view. Local officials should be contacted for district boundaries and requirements before undertaking these types of activities. For lands within a Wild and Scenic Rivers District, the Lower St. Croix National Scenic Riverway, or the Mississippi River Critical Area Corridor, the definition of a bluff, bluffline setbacks, and requirements for allowing development on a bluff will gcnerally differ and be more restrictive than for lands within the Shorcland Management District. Requirements for propos cd vegetative cutting or excavation on a bluff or within bJuffline setbacks may also be more restrictive. Contact your city, county, or township local planning/zoning authority for information on district boundaries, requirements, and permits before undertaking these types of activities. . See also: Wild and Scenic Rivers Program Lower St. CrQix National SCel1ic Riverway Mississippi Riyer Critical Area Program BllCkJo j:lermit list ~ Boat house Is a DNR permit required to build a boat house or storage shed adjacent to a lake? Contact your city or county planninglzoning authority if you propose to construct a boat house or other accessory structures along your lake or river shoreline. :S"'GkJopenllit list .