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6 4. Applicant must apply for an amendment to Subsurface Water Management Permit No. 20237 in advance of any proposed alterations to outlet locations, the addition of any outlets, or improvements or modifications to the tile system that could increase the capacity or drainage area of the tile system. Upon roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously. Under Section 61-32-03.1, the Board cannot attach any additional conditions to Applicant’s permit. However, for Applicant’s protection, and to ensure protection of Applicant’s tile system, the Board will recommend that Applicant obtain all other necessary and requisite licenses, permits, registrations, and/or approvals from all applicable federal, state, county, and municipal governments, and any other applicable governmental entities. The Board will provide copies of the Board’s Notice of Decision, Subsurface Water Management Permit No. 20237, and Applicant’s downstream flow map to the North Dakota Department of Water Resources, David and Ardell Strand, and Cass Rural Water Users District. Applicant’s detailed project design map is an exempt record, and the Board will not provide copies to any third parties. Notification to Install a Subsurface Water Management System provided by Aim Ag Drainage in the NE 1/4 of Section 31 in Amenia Township The Board received and filed a Notification to Install a Subsurface Water Management System provided by Aim Ag Drainage in the NE 1/4 of Section 31 in Amenia Township. Utility Permit for Cass Rural Water Users District to install a water supply pipeline and a water return pipeline under Drain #67 south of 64th Avenue N It was moved by Manager Sundberg and seconded by Manager Gust to approve the Utility Permit for Cass Rural Water Users District to install a water supply pipeline and a water return pipeline under Drain #67 south of 64th Avenue N, with input from the Water Resource District Engineer. Upon roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously. Cass County Planning Tom Soucy discussed the Lilleberg Subdivision application in Section 13 of Harwood Township and noted the property owner hired a geotechnical firm to ensure they meet a certain factor of safety regarding structures on the proposed subdivision. The Board noted the property owner should be cautious as the property is on an outside bank of the Red River and further erosion of the property should be expected. A motion was made by Manager Sundberg and seconded by Manager Gust to authorize the Secretary-Treasurer to submit comment on the Lilleberg Subdivision application to Cass County Planning, with input from the Water Resource District Engineer. Upon roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously. Chairman Hejl left the meeting at this time.