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Variance Application Lake of the Woods County Land and Water Planning 206 8th Ave SE Brunette, MN 56623 Phone: 2186341945 http://www.co.lakeofthewoods.mn.us/Planning.aspxInstructions to Applicant

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The purpose of land use amp sewage is to ensure proper management of land resources and to safeguard public health and the environment by regulating sewage disposal and treatment.

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Required information typically includes property location, type of land use, volume and type of sewage generated, methods of sewage treatment and disposal, and compliance with local regulations.