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The Council shall support and plan for the sustainable use of water sources that focuses on the <br /> implications of increasing groundwater use including impacts to surface waters, wetlands, and <br /> ecological areas while ensuring that supplies of potable water are sufficient for the region's <br /> current population and projected growth. <br /> Implementation Strategies: <br /> • Collaborate with agency partners in developing and implementing Groundwater <br /> Management Areas, wellhead protection plans, review of water appropriation permits, <br /> and aquifer recharge projects. <br /> • Work with subregional work groups to define how desired groundwater levels will be <br /> established for those areas. <br /> • Establish work groups for subregional areas and lead discussions to address water <br /> supply limitations. <br /> • Provide technical and financial assistance to local governments and other partners on <br /> groundwater issues. <br /> • Facilitate discussions on groundwater use issues that transcend community boundaries. <br /> Planning for Regional Growth <br /> Policy on Serving the Urban Area: <br /> The Council will use the Water Resources Policy Plan to support and plan for sustainable water <br /> resources that protect public health, provide recreational opportunities, maintain habitat and <br /> ecosystem health and ensure that supplies of potable water are sufficient for the orderly and <br /> economical development and redevelopment of the metro area long into the future. A <br /> community's comprehensive plan is expected to accommodate the forecasts and to meet the <br /> densities specified in the Council's Thrive MSP 2040 plan. <br /> A community's comprehensive plan must include: <br /> • A water supply plan that is consistent with the Twin Cities metro area Master Water <br /> Supply Plan, the Department of Natural Resources plan requirements, and Council <br /> policy <br /> • A local surface water management plan that is consistent with Minnesota Rules Chapter <br /> 8410 and Council policy and does not adversely impact the regional wastewater <br /> system, and <br /> • A comprehensive sewer plan that is consistent with the regional wastewater system <br /> plan. <br /> Inconsistencies between the local plans and the Council's plans may result in the Council's <br /> finding that the community's plan is more likely than not to have a substantial impact on, or <br /> contain a substantial departure from, the metropolitan system plan, thus requiring modifications <br /> to the local comprehensive plan. <br /> Implementation Strategies: <br /> • Update the Twin Cities metro area Master Water Supply Plan, which provides the <br /> framework for coordinated water supply planning. <br /> 80 <br />
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