§ 152.054 PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC FACILITIES.
   The following shall be considered public or quasi-public facilities requiring a conditional use permit:
   (A)   Municipal, township or county structures or uses of land except roads and their appurtenances and drainage systems established pursuant to M.S. Chapter 106, as it may be amended from time to time;
   (B)   Schools. Schools and related facilities provided they have the approval of the State Department of Education;
   (C)   Public parks provided the facilities are in compliance with the Carver County Comprehensive Plan;
   (D)   Waste management facilities. The following are considered waste management facilities or operations for this section: private- or government-owned or operated sites for: solid waste facility, transfer station, demolition land disposal facility, recycling facility, incinerator, public or private composting or tree or yard waste utilization site, application of biosolids or bioremediated materials, or similar materials are considered waste management facilities under this section. Operations that would be considered a contractor’s yard are exempt from this section and would need to be considered under the appropriate provisions. The following standards shall apply to activities under this provision:
      (1)   The facility/operation is in compliance with the county solid waste regulations, comprehensive plan, Groundwater and Surface Water Management Plans, the Solid Waste Master Plan and any other applicable ordinance or rule;
      (2)   The facility/operation shall be on a hard surfaced road (bituminous or concrete) unless written approval for the location on a gravel township road is given by the affected township;
      (3)   The site shall not be located within the Shoreland or Floodplain Districts;
      (4)   Any required environmental assessment documents have been developed and required review procedures have been completed;
      (5)   Any required county, state, or federal licenses have been issued;
      (6)   The facility/operation is in compliance with all applicable Minnesota Pollution Control Agency and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency rules and regulations;
      (7)   An operational plan shall be developed and the activity conducted in accordance with the operational plan;
      (8)   The permit shall be subject to compliance review;
      (9)   Special provisions for the land application of biosolids or bioremediated materials;
      (10)   Permits involving biosolids or bioremediated materials that are to be applied to agricultural land for agricultural purposes at agronomic rates are exempt from the prohibition on permit issuance on AG preserve land.
(Ord. 47, passed 7-23-02; Am. Ord. 58-2007, passed 3-27-07; Am. Ord. 70-2010, passed 1-25-11; Am. Ord. 97-2021, passed 7-20-21)