Carlton County Planning and
Zoning is the local government
unit (LGU) responsible for the
Local Water Management Plan
program. The Carlton County
water planning process started
when the Board of Commissioners
passed a resolution on December
8, 1987, to enter into the
Comprehensive Local Water
Planning process under Chapter
103B.311 and 103B.315 of
Minnesota Statues. The original
Carlton County Comprehensive
Local Water Management Plan was
completed and adopted in late
1990. The Carlton County
Comprehensive Local Water
Management Plan 2010-2020 is the
fourth generation plan in
Carlton County. The plan can be
viewed by clicking the link
below. Copies of the plan can
also be viewed at the Carlton
County Planning and Zoning
Office.
Carlton County Comprehensive Local
Water Management Plan 2010-2020
PLEASE NOTE: ANY PARCEL OF
PROPERTY WITHIN 1,000' OF
ANY CLASSIFIED LAKE OR 300'
OF ANY RIVER OR STREAM IS
CONSIDERED SHORELAND
PROPERTY. PLEASE CALL THE
PLANNING AND ZONING OFFICE
FOR MORE DETAILS.
FACT SHEETS
CARLTON COUNTY
VEGETATION ALTERATIONS AND
REMOVAL
CARLTON COUNTY
EROSION CONTROL
CARLTON COUNTY
GRADING AND FILING
CARLTON COUNTY
STAIRWAYS AND ACCESSORY
STRUCTURES
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Carlton County Lake Associations |
St. Louis County has
developed land use videos
with funds from the
Minnesota Natural
Resources Block Grant and
a Lake Superior Coastal
Program grant. While the
videos were developed
specifically for St. Louis
County, the general
information is very useful
for property owners
throughout Minnesota. For
specific zoning, wetland
and shoreland regulations,
please contact the Carlton
County Planning and Zoning
office at 218-384-9176.
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St. Louis County’s YouTube
Channel is:
http://www.youtube.com/user/StLouisCountyMN
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Videos were developed
for:
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Determining the OHWL
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Wetland Identification
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Wetland Sequencing
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How to Identify a
Bluff
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How to Calculate Slope
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About the Shore Impact
Zone
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Preserving and
Establishing Shoreland
Vegetation
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Introduction to
Temporary Erosion
Control
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How to Prepare a Site
Plan
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Introduction to
Stormwater Management
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