List of Accredited Viewers
List of Associate Members
Minnesota Water Law - Relating to Ditch Viewing
Minnesota Water Laws
Statutes 103A - 114B
House Research
Viewer Links
Soil Survey - Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS)
Historic Plat Maps - State of Minnesota
NOAA/NWS - Point Precipitation Frequency Estimates
FINBIN - Farm Financial Data
Consumer Price Index - Bureau of Labor Statistics
Partner Links
MAWD - Minnesota Association of Watershed Districts
BWSR - Board of Water of Soil Resources
SWCD - Counties on the Web
AMC - Association of MN Counties
The Drainage Outlet - U of M Extension Service
Minnesota Drainage Viewers Association
Final Policy Statement of Minnesota Viewers Association regarding the 2015 Minnesota Buffer Law.
PDF copy of the past topics at the Drainage Viewers Seminars. Contact Ron via the Contact page to make comments or suggestions regarding future seminar topics.
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ArcGIS for desktop/laptop hardware requirements
Training Information Summary
Time:
10 am - November 1, 2018
Location:
Jackpot Junction Hotel and Convention Center
39375 County Hwy. 24
Morton, MN 56270
Photo courtesy of RCRCA staff.
The Minnesota Viewers Association was established as an educational organization in 1981. The association has, since it's establishment, worked to provide an unbiased approach to the determination of benefits and damages as set forth in the Minnesota States 103E. It has strived to establish a professional approach to meet the needs and requirements for the viewing process to be accepted and defendable given the limited guidance stated within the statue. Every effort is being made in the education of the association members to meet and follow the applicable accepted appraisal practices listed within the Uniform Practices of Professional Appraisal Practices.
The Minnesota Viewers Association holds training seminars quarterly. Training seminar information is available on the toolbar to the left. Training dates will be posted a few weeks prior to the seminar. Viewers must attend a minimum of two seminars a year in order to maintain Association Accreditation.