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· . ROSEVILLE WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT ORDINANCE AUGUST] 0, 1994 SECTION 1- STATUTORY AUTHORIZATION 1.] Statutory Authorization This ordinance is adopted pursuant to the authorization and policies contained in Minnesota Statutes Chapters 103B, 105,462, and 497 and Minnesota Rules, Parts 6120.2500 - 6120.3900, Minnesota Rules Chapters 8410 and 8420. 1.2 Po1icy Whereas, the Roseville's Comprehensive Land Use Plan identifies specific goals and policies related to the proper management of its shoreland, lakes, wetlands, water and soil resources, and Whereas, the City ofRoseviìie recognizes that the uncontroiied use of shoreianås, wetlands, and land alteration activities in general in the City affects the public health, safety and general welfare not only by contributing to the pollution of surface and ground waters, but also by impairing the JoeaJ tax base, and Whereas, land development and use impact all receiving waters, especially lakes, by contributing to their impairment through point and nonpoint pollution sources, and "- Whereas, the City ofRoseville has adopted a Surface Water Management Plan that recognizes that its storm water system is integrated with the management of its natural lakes and wetlands and, Now Therefore, the City has determined that it is in the best interests of the public to manage its Comprehensive Plan and Surface Water Management Plan by a consolidated approach whh this ordinance as provided for in Sections 2 through _ to avoid conflict and duplication to the maximum practical extent. SECTION 2 . GENEkAL PROVISIONS AND POLICY 2.1. Jurisdiction. The provisions oftrus ordinance shall apply to the water management overlay districts and the city in general as each section specifies. 2.2 Definitions BDS, 7/ I 9/94 1