Laserfiche WebLink
City of Roseville - Water Management Overlay Districts <br />. j rarc,�l, <br />., ,,,,�,•,,,,,,,,,,,,,„,,,,�.�,w ,'„, „may w, .11k? Frrilur U\'K R CoShatl�nJ 4r•+rn�.:nth Sk•�cUyror^n7 :k7urnriCnt .��IA�J <br />It <br />100 Pr. <br />+ k+r PU"1!C Naicnk N ci!and, %1a.% 7:, 199! <br />1016.03: STATUTORY AUTHORIZATION: <br />This Shoreland, Wetland and Storm Water Management Chapter is adopted pursuant to the authorization and <br />policies contained in Minnesota Statutes chapters 103B, 105, 462 and 497; Minnesota Rules, parts 6120.2500 <br />through 6120.3900; Minnesota Rules chapters 8410 and 8420. (Ord. 1156, 12-12-94) <br />1016.04: POLICY; STATEMENT OF PURPOSE: <br />A. Waters and Wetland Policy: <br />1. The City's Comprehensive Land Use Plan identifies specific goals and policies related to the proper <br />management of its shoreland, lakes, wetlands, water and soil resources. <br />2. The City recognizes that the uncontrolled use of shorelands, wetlands, and land alteration activities in <br />general in the City affects the public health, safety and general welfare not only by contributing to the <br />pollution of surface and ground waters, but also by impairing the local tax base. <br />3. Land development and use impact all receiving waters, especially lakes, by contributing to their impairment <br />through point and nonpoint pollution sources. <br />4. The City has adopted a Surface Water Management Plan that recognizes that its storm water system is <br />integrated with the management of its natural lakes and wetlands. <br />5. Therefore, the City has determined that it is in the best interests of the public to manage its Comprehensive <br />Plan and Surface Water Management Plan by a consolidated approach with this Chapter to avoid conflict and <br />