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CROW WING COUNTY <br />BRAINERD. MINNESOTA 58401 <br />To: Local Elected Officials <br />Office of Environmental Services <br />Land Services Building <br />322 Laurel Street, Suite 14 <br />Brainerd, MN 56401 <br />Telephone (218) 824 -1125 <br />FAX (218) 824 -1126 <br />Chris.Pence@co.crow-wing.mn.us <br />From: Mark B. Liedl, Land Services Director <br />Date: October 3, 2011 <br />Re: Land Services Department - 3rd Quarterly Update for 2011 <br />Office of Public Land Management <br />Land Services Building <br />322 Laurel Street, Suite 12 <br />Brainerd, MN 56401 <br />Telephone (218) 824 -1115 <br />FAX (218) 824 -1070 <br />Kirk.Titus@co.crow-wing.mn.us <br />Office of Property Valuation and Classification <br />Land Services Building <br />322 Laurel Street, Suite 15 <br />Brainerd, MN 56401 <br />Telephone (218) 824 -1010 <br />FAX (218) 824 -1011 <br />Gary.Griffin @co.crow - wing.mn.us <br />Below please find our quarterly report to keep you up -to -date on the activities of the Land Services <br />Department. Any questions or suggestions, please let us know. Thank you for your partnership! <br />Office of Environmental Services <br />Chris Pence, Land Services Supervisor <br />Land Use Map <br />Crow Wing County is in the process of revising the land use map. Many individual changes to the land <br />use map have occurred over the last 40 years, but it has never been updated to reflect current and desired <br />future development patterns. Recent updates to the Crow Wing County Land Use Ordinance revised the <br />County's land use districts, necessitating a revision of the land use map. The map revisions are consistent <br />with the County Comprehensive Plan and Township comprehensive plans where available. <br />On September 21, we sent out a letter to all township officials explaining the process as we move <br />forward with the proposed land use map. The 30 day period for written comments is in process and will end <br />n October 24, 2011. In addition to viewing the proposed changes via the County website and the <br />opportunity to submit written comments during the public comment period, we are hosting four Open House <br />forums in Meeting Rooms 1 and 2 of the County Land Services Building for residents and elected officials to <br />review the updated land use maps. This will be an opportunity to meet with staff, review maps and address <br />questions. The Open House Forums will be on the following dates: <br />• October 3, 2011- 9:00 am to 12:00 pm <br />• October 4, 2011- 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm <br />• October 25, 2011- 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm <br />• October 26, 2011- 9:00 am to 12:00 pm <br />Following the Open Houses, the Crow Wing County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on <br />the proposed map changes in November. Check local newspapers and the County website for hearing dates <br />and times. For more information or to view the proposed county -wide map, see the Environmental Services <br />page on the Crow Wing County website at: http:// www.co.crow- wing.mn.us /planning zoning /index.html. <br />Well Testing Provided at County Fair <br />In partnership with the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA), we offered a free nitrate water - <br />testing clinic at the Crow Wing County Fair August 3 -5, 2011. <br />Shallow aquifers beneath sandy soils in central Minnesota are highly susceptible to nitrate <br />contamination. Nitrates are the most common contaminants in Minnesota's groundwater, and in some areas <br />of the state a significant number of wells have high nitrate levels. With that in mind, experts recommend that <br />rivate well owners who get their drinking water from wells should test their water regularly. <br />Well water samples were provided by citizens and analyzed on the spot - the process usually took less <br />than five minutes - and results were given directly to the homeowner. If the nitrate level in a sample was <br />elevated, staff referred the homeowner to certified labs that will retest the water. <br />
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