Minnesota § 103G.105 COOPERATION WITH OTHER AGENCIES

Minnesota Statutes

§ 103G.105 — COOPERATION WITH OTHER AGENCIES

Minnesota § 103G.105

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Ch. 103GWATERS OF THE STATE

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Minn. Stat. § 103G.105 (2026).

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Subdivision 1.Other states and federal government.
The commissioner may cooperate and enter into agreements with the United States government, a state department, or a state or country adjacent to this state to implement this chapter and chapter 103F. The commissioner may cooperate with departments of the government of the United States in the execution of surveys within the state.

Subd. 2.State and local officials; enforcement.
Personnel of the Pollution Control Agency, the Health Department, and county and municipal governments must cooperate with the commissioner in monitoring and enforcing water permits. County attorneys, sheriffs, and other peace officers and other officers having enforcement authority must take all action to the extent of their authority, respectively, that may be 

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Subdivision 1.Other states and federal government.
The commissioner may cooperate and enter into agreements with the United States government, a state department, or a state or country adjacent to this state to implement this chapter and chapter 103F. The commissioner may cooperate with departments of the government of the United States in the execution of surveys within the state.

Subd. 2.State and local officials; enforcement.
Personnel of the Pollution Control Agency, the Health Department, and county and municipal governments must cooperate with the commissioner in monitoring and enforcing water permits. County attorneys, sheriffs, and other peace officers and other officers having enforcement authority must take all action to the extent of their authority, respectively, that may be necessary or proper for the enforcement of the provisions, rules, standards, orders, or permits specified in this chapter and chapter 103F.