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News 2010

Resource Protection Districts

Resource Protection Districts

In studies conducted over a number of years, the Minnesota DNR has identified several areas on Ten Mile Lake that are considered to be ecologically sensitive shorelines that deserve special protection. The accompanying map shows along the shoreline (in red) the areas considered to be ecologically sensitive. The DNR has recommended that land extending 1/4 mile in all directions from the sensitive shoreline (colored red) be included as Resource Protection Districts. Within these areas new standards for development would apply. These standards are outlined in Cass County Ordinance #2009-05. In order for Resource Protection Districts to be set in place, a long process of approvals must be followed. The Ten Mile Lake Association is just sending out a letter to lot owners within the proposed Resource Protection Districts to get feedback on their wishes regarding the implementation of these districts on Ten Mile.

Click on the image to see the full-sized picture, or download the pdf version (below).

Resource Protection Districts (pdf format)