Name: Mississippi River Corridor Critical Area (MRCCA) Boundary
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Description: Mississippi River Corridor Critical Area (MRCCA) Boundary- DraftThis page last updated: 07/24/2018Metadata created using Go to Section:Overview Data Quality Data Organization Coordinate System Attributes Distribution - Get Data Metadata ReferenceSection 1: Overview Originator:Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) –Ecological and Water Resources DivisionTitle: Mississippi River Corridor Critical Area (MRCCA) Boundary- DraftAbstract: This draft dataset delineates the Mississippi River Corridor Critical Area (MRCCA) boundary as legally described in the State Register, volume 3, pages 1681 to 1691 This draft dataset is intended for review and feedback by local governments in the MRCCA before it is finalized and published on MN Geospatial Commons. This dataset corrects mapping errors in the MRCCA boundary used in the MRCCA Districts dataset. The boundary used in the MRCCA Districts dataset did not always accurately follow section lines and road centerlines existing at the time of designation. The MRCCA Districts dataset will be updated with the updated MRCCA boundary after LGU feedback is received and the MRCCA boundary dataset is finalized. The MRCCA is a land corridor along the Mississippi River in the seven-county metro area in which special land use regulations guide development activity. The corridor extends 72 miles along the Mississippi River from the cities of Ramsey and Dayton in the north to the City of Hastings and Ravenna Township in the south. It includes 54,000 acres of land along both sides of the river. The State of Minnesota created the corridor and land use regulations in 1976. Local governments administer the regulations through their local plans and zoning ordinances. The MRCCA is home to a full range of residential neighborhoods and parks, as well as river-related commerce, industry, and transportation. Though the MRCCA has been extensively developed, many intact and remnant natural areas remain, including bluffs, islands, floodplains, wetlands, riparian zones, and native aquatic and terrestrial flora and fauna. Rules regulating the MRCCA were published on December 27, 2016 and became effective January 4, 2017. The rules establish six districts, each with dimensional standards for river and bluff setbacks, and building height. Purpose: This data was created to be a stand-alone MRCCA boundary and to replace the outer boundary used in the 6/28/17 “MRCCA Districts” dataset. The boundary used in this dataset contained mapping errors, it did not always accurately follow section lines and road centerlines existing at the time of designation. The MRRCA boundary data corrects these errors and thus better represents the legal description published in the State Register, volume 3, pages 1681 to 1691.Time Period of Content Date: 07/24/2018Currentness Reference: This data is current as of July 24, 2018 and is rarely changed. Progress: CompleteMaintenance and Update Frequency: None PlannedSpatial Extent of Data: Twin Cities Metro Region – Mississippi River from Crow River to confluence with St. Croix River.Bounding Coordinates: 459006.3521210.45010695.44945014.7Place Keywords: Mississippi River, Twin Cities Metro AreaTheme Keywords: Hydrography, Mississippi River Corridor Critical Area, MRCCA, boundaryTheme Keyword Thesaurus: River, critical area, scenic resources, water resources.Access Constraints: NoneUse Constraints: The delineated boundary lines are intended to follow the legally described boundary as published in the State Register, volume 3, pages 1681 to 1691. Contact Person Information: Kathleen Metzker, Land Use HydrologistMinnesota DNR - Ecological and Water Resources500 Lafayette RdSaint Paul, MN 55155Phone: 651-259-5694Email: Kathleen.Metzker@state.mn.usBrowse Graphic: None available Associated Data Sets: MRCCA DistrictsSection 2: Data Quality Attribute Accuracy: The legal description was mapped by a team of DNR surveyors, GIS professionals and program managers who concurrently reviewed the legal description (as published in the State Register, volume 3, pages 1681 to 1691) and data attributes multiple times. The review process used current and historical spatial data for reference in creating this dataset including the public land survey, roads, plat maps, precinct maps, topographical maps and aerial photos to accurately locate features used in the legal description.Logical Consistency: noneCompleteness: This data set represents the extent of the Mississippi River Corridor Critical Area (MRCCA). Horizontal Positional Accuracy: Not Specifically AssessedVertical Positional Accuracy: N/ALineage: The boundary data represents the legal description published in the State Register, volume 3, pages 1681 to 1691. It was created by DNR surveyors using the following data: • Lawrence Group Roads data, obtained by the DNR from The Lawrence Group in 2002, a private vendor, via a service agreement with the Metropolitan Council. • Minnesota Department of Transportation Road - Data dated 2012 • Aerial Photos: o 2015 National Agricultural Imagery Program (NAIP), Minnesota, Digital Orthorectified Images, US Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency o 1991 US Geological Survey Earth Science Information Center Digital Orthophoto Quadrangles o 1985 and 1974 Aerial Photos of Ramsey County, Ramsey County MapRamsey webpage o 1974 Aerial Photos, Dakota County- USDA, via Dakota County Mapping Services Website • Historic MN DOT Roads data obtained by the DNR in 2000 • Historic DOT County Highway Maps, current as of 2002 • Public Land Survey data, MN DNR, data dated February 22, 2013) • US Geological Survey topographic maps, 1:24000 scale, created or revised in the following years: 1967, 1972, 1973, 1978, 1980, 1984, 1993, and 2003 • Minnesota State Parks, Recreation Areas, and Waysides Data, MN DNR, data dated April 13, 2018, • 1977 Minneapolis Precinct Boundary map • Plats: o 1979 MN Department of Transportation Plat Map for south half of Section 6-Township 26N-Range 20W, Washington County, MN o 1985 Washington County Plat Map for Southern Half Section 26-Township 28N-Range 22W, City of Newport o 1952 Kathbert Place Plat, South St. Paul, MN- Dakota County Surveyor o 1886 Stickney Subdivision Plat, Dakota County, MN o 1946 Sun Valley Subdivision No. 1 Plat, Dakota County, MN o 1980 Plat Northern Half Section 19-Township 120N-Range 21W, Champlin, Hennepin County, MN Section 3: Spatial Data Organization (not used in this metadata) Section 4: Coordinate System Horizontal Coordinate Scheme: Universal Transverse MercatorUTM Zone Number: 15Horizontal Datum: NAD83Horizontal Units: metersVertical Datum: NAVD88Vertical Units: metersDepth Datum: Depth Units: Section 5: Attributes Overview: FID-Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated by ArcGIS shape-Feature geometry-Coordinates defining the features Detailed Citation: Table Detail: Section 6: Distribution Publisher: Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR)Publication Date: 07/24/2018Contact Person Information: Kathleen Metzker, Land Use HydrologistMinnesota DNR - Ecological and Water Resources500 Lafayette RdSaint Paul, MN 55155Phone: 651-259-5694Email: Kathleen.Metzker@state.mn.usDistributor's Data Set Identifier: bdry_mrcca_draftmarch2018Distribution Liability: Ordering Instructions: Online Linkage: None available Section 7: Metadata Reference Metadata Date: 07/24/2018Contact Person Information: Kathleen Metzker, Land Use HydrologistMinnesota DNR - Ecological and Water Resources500 Lafayette RdSaint Paul, MN 55155Phone: 651-259-5694Email: Kathleen.Metzker@state.mn.usMetadata Standard Name: Metadata Standard Version: Metadata Standard Online Linkage: This page last updated: 07/24/2018Go back to top Created with MGMG stylesheet version 2017.04.25.1
Name: Wild, Scenic, and Recreational River (WSR) Boundaries
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Description: District boundaries for wild, scenic, and recreational rivers designated under the Minnesota State Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. Includes portions of the Minnesota River, Mississippi River, Rum River, Kettle River, North Fork of the Crow River and the Cannon River.