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Watercourse - a channel that has definable beds and banks capable of conducting confined runoff from adjacent land. Wetland - any area identified as wetlands under Minnesota Statutes section I03G.005, subdivision 19. Rule B: Permit Procedural Requirements 1. Application Required. Any person undertaking an activity for which a permit is required by these rules shall, prior to commencing work, submit to the District a permit application, engineering design data and such other information and exhibits as may be required by these rules. All permit applications must bear the original . . ' . signature of the landowner, or for governmental projects the selected contractor. 2. Forms. Permit applications must be submitted on the form provided by the District. Applicants may obtain these forms at the District office. . 3. Time For Application. A complete permit application which includes all required exhibits shall be received by the District at least 21 full days prior to a regularly scheduled meeting date of the Board of Managers. Late submittals or submittals with incomplete exhibits will be scheduled to a subsequent meeting date. 4. Action By Board Of Managers. The Board of Managers shall act within sixty days of receipt of a complete permit application. A complete permit application includes all required information, exhibits, fees and surety. 5. Issuance Of Permits. The Board of Managers will issue a permit only after applicant has satisfied all requirements for the permit, has paid all required District fees, and the District has received any required surety. 6. Permit Term. Permits are valid for an eighteen-month period from the date of issuance unless otherwise suspended or revoked. To extend a permit, the permittee must apply to the District in writing, stating the reasons for extension. Any plan changes, and related project documents must also be included in the extension application. The District must receive this application at least thirty days prior to the permit's expiration date or the extension will be treated as a new permit. 7. Permit Assignment. A permittee may assign a District permit only upon consent by the Board of Managers to the assignment. 8. Standard. The Board of Managers may grant the assignment of an issued permit ifit finds the following conditions have been met: (a) The proposed assignee in writing agrees to assume all the terms, conditions and obligations of the permit as originally issued to the permittee. (b) The proposed assignee has the ability to satisfY the terms and conditions ofthe permit as originally issued. (c) The proposed assignee is not changing the project as originally permitted. (d) There are no violations of the permit conditions as originally issued. CRWD Draft Rules - 45 Day Review Version October 6, 2005 Page 40f14