Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 13, September 23, 2024
Subpart 1.
Map.
On a suitable map, identify the sites or routes that, in the
opinion of the applicant, could serve as the site or route for the proposed
facility. For a proposed storage facility, indicate the county, township,
range, and sections of each identified site. For a proposed pipeline, indicate
the cities or population centers through which the route passes. Indicate on
the map trunk highways, railroads, and airports within one mile of the site or
along the route.
Subp. 2.
Map data.
For each site or route identified in response to subpart
1,
list:
A. the general nature of the
terrain;
B. the general soil types
and approximate percentage of each;
C. the estimated maximum and minimum depths
of groundwater;
D. for a proposed
pipeline, the number of miles of the route that passes through, respectively,
federal lands, state lands, county or tax-forfeit lands, incorporated areas,
and private land outside incorporated areas;
E. the types of vegetation (including forest,
brush, marsh, pasture, and cropland) on the site or along the route, and the
approximate percentage of each;
F.
the predominant types of land use (such as residential, forest, agricultural,
commercial, and industrial) within one mile of the site or along the route and
the approximate percentage of each;
G. national natural landmarks, national
wilderness areas, national wildlife refuges, national wild and scenic rivers,
national parks, national forests, national trails, and national waterfowl
production areas within one mile of the site or along the route, as mapped on
the inventory of significant resources by the State Planning Agency;
H. state critical areas, state wildlife
management areas, state scientific and natural areas, state wild, scenic, and
recreational rivers, state parks, state scenic wayside parks, state
recreational areas, state forests, state trails, state canoe and boating
rivers, state zoo, designated trout streams, and designated trout lakes within
one mile of the site or along the route, as mapped on the inventory of
significant resources by the State Planning Agency; and
I. national historic sites and landmarks,
national monuments, national register historic districts, registered state
historic or archaeological sites, state historical districts, sites listed on
the National Register of Historic Places, and any other cultural resources
within one mile of the site or along the route, as indicated by the Minnesota
Historical Society.
