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a IeK ii;1^ use characteristics. The segments have considerable potential for additional development and recreational use, particularly those located near roads and cities. Subp. 2. Supporting data. Supporting data for shoreland management classifications is supplied by the records and files of the Department of Natural Resources, including maps, lists, and other products of the Protected Waters Inventory; data and publications of the Shoreland Update Project; the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Statewide Outstanding Rivers Inventory; Bulletin No. 25 (1968); and Supplementary Report No. 1 * Shoreland Management Classification System for Public Waters (1976) of the Division of Waters, Minnesota's Lakeshore, part 2, Statistical Summary, Department of Geography, University of Minnesota; and additional supporting data may be supplied, as needed, by the commissioner. These publications are incorporated by reference, are available through the Minitex interlibrary loan system, and are not subject to frequent change. Subp. 3. Classification procedures. Public waters s.hall be classified by the commissioner. The commissioner shall document each classification with appropriate supporting data. A preliminary list of classified public waters shall be submitted to each affected local government. Each affected local government shall be given an opportunity to request a change in the proposed classification. If a local government feels such a change is needed, a written request with supporting data may be submitted to the commissioner for consideration. If a local government requests a change in a proposed shoreland management classification and the public water is located partially within the jurisdiction of another governmental unit, tbe commissioner shall review the recommendations of the other governmental units before making a final decision on the proposed change. . Subp. 4. Reclassification. The commissioner may, as the need arises, reclassify any public water. Also, any local government may at any time submit a resolution and supporting data requesting a change in any shoreland management classification of waters within its jurisdiction to the commissioner for consideration. Subp. 5. Modification and expansion of system. The commissioner may, as the need arises, modify or expand the shoreland classification system to provide specialized shoreland management standards based upon unique characteristics and capabilities of any public waters. MS s 105.485 13 SR 3029 6120.3100 LAND USE DISTRICTS. A-1.12 ■ife