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ri'- h I k I i stormwater management practices or facilities; and (5) explanations of how deviations from state standards are justified. D. The commissioner shall respond to the local government's request for consideration of an alternative approach under this subpart in accordance with subitems (1) to (5). (1) The commissioner shall in writing acknowledge and approve or deny the request within 60 days of receipt of the request and all necessary supporting documents and technical data. For extraordinarily complex issues and requests involving multi-government coordination or multi-organization coordination, the commissioner and the affected local units of government may mutually agree to an extension of the 60-day response. (2) The commissioner in the approval or denial pursuant to this subpart shall state to the local governments the reasons for the approval or denial and, as appropriate, suggest alternative solutions or regulatory approaches that would be acceptable to the commissioner. (3) The local governments proposing the alternative control and the commissioner shall solicit the input of the public and other governmental bodies that could be affected by the alternate control. (4) Alternate shoreland controls must be approved by other units of government having adjacent land use authority impacted by the alternate controls. (5) The*local government either proposing an alternate local control or a local government being impacted by an alternate local control may request a contested case hearing under Minnesota Statutes, section 105.44, subdivision 3. MS s 105.485 13 SR 3029 6120.29'>0 (Repealed, 13 SR 3029 ] 6120.3000 SHORELAND MANAGEMENT CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM. Subpart 1. Criteria. The commissioner shall classify all public waters in accordance with the following criteria: A. size and shape; A-1.9