Wetland Mitigation. To the extent required by federal, state or local law, all successful wetland applicants shall be required to mitigate the effects of wetlands impact. Mitigation measures shall be as determined by Section 5 of this WMP. A wetlands Mitigation Agreement shall be drafted for all state approved wetlands impacts requiting mitigation. The Agreement will require the implementation of appropriate mitigation measures including, but not limited to, the payment of wetlands credits by the developer to the PDA. Such payments shall be managed by the PDA and shall be used to complete the mitigation plan as outlined in Section 5.
Wetland Mitigation. No wetlands have been identified on the Property.
Wetland Mitigation. No on site wetlands are affected by the Project as shown on the Site Plan and no wetland permit is needed for the Project. As indicated on the Site Plan as required by the Township, no development shall occur within any wetlands on the Property or within the 30 foot wide wetland buffer.
Wetland Mitigation. No wetland mitigation is planned for the site. The Developer has proposed to satisfy its mitigation obligations by purchasing wetland bank credits in its NOA to BWSR. The Developer shall satisfy all requirements of BWSR and obtain all required wetland permits from the City. The Developer is further responsible for any undisclosed mitigation on the land, and will be required to submit any necessary security should subsequent wetlands be identified.
Wetland Mitigation. The County has purchased for the Project wetland mitigation credits in the amount of $279,120 through the Indiana Department of Natural Resource (“IDNR”) In Lieu Fee program. Due to the purchase of mitigation credits, the County cannot guarantee that the credits will be used for a wetlands project within the City of South Bend. The Park Board City has requested that the County use a local wetland mitigation strategy to ensure replacement of the wetlands being lost to the City under the County’s Project are replaced by a wetland’s project within the City. Therefore, the County agrees to pay to the City, through the Park Board, the amount of $47,880.00 toward a wetlands project within the City.
Wetland Mitigation. The Developer shall provide sufficient land wetland mitigation which the parties agree is represented by Outlots A and B in the approved preliminary plat for the Plat.
Wetland Mitigation. As evaluated in the Final EIR, CSU’s development of the Project is anticipated to impact certain existing wetlands, and CSU will be required to adequately mitigate this impact. To assist CSU in fulfilling this requirement, the City grants to CSU the option, to be exercised at CSU’s sole discretion and no later than the Delivery Date, to purchase from the City wetland mitigation credits corresponding to up to one acre of wetland mitigation area within the Wetland Mitigation Project Site for a total purchase price of $230,000 (Two Hundred Thirty Thousand Dollars) per acre, subject to the approval of an application jointly submitted by the Parties to the applicable regulatory authorities. CSU agrees not to create or install any wetland mitigation areas on any portion of the River Park Property.
Wetland Mitigation. The PROJECT impacts 0.08 acres of isolated waters of McHenry County. This type of wetland has a mitigation ratio of 1.5:1 resulting in a mitigation requirement of 0.12 acres. The COUNTY will meet the requirements of the County of XxXxxxx Stormwater Management Ordinance by paying Nine Thousand Six Hundred Dollars and No/100 ($9,600.00) into the McHenry County Planning and Development Wetland Restoration Fund.
Wetland Mitigation. The purpose of the wetland mitigation phase is to meet the requirements of the USACE specific conditions for compensatory mitigation, including performing the wetland enhancement. Xxxxx Xxxxxxx will provide notifications to permitting agencies and perform wetland enhancement, monitoring, and reporting. The objective of the wetland enhancement is to remove and perpetually manage Category I and II invasive exotic plant species pursuant to the most current list established by the Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx). The following plant species are specifically identified throughout the 9.2-acre mitigation area: Chinese privet (Ligustrum xxxxxx), Chinese tallow (Sapium sebiferum), Japanese climbing fern (Lygodium japonicum), dogfennel (Eupatorium capillifolium), Bermudagrass (Cynodon spp), Bahiagrass (Paspalum notatum), and cattail (Typha spp.). Work to mitigate the impacted wetlands may begin at any time. Xxxxx Xxxxxxx recommends initiating this work as soon as possible to ensure compliance with the permitting deadlines. This work includes the following tasks: ▪ FDEP and USACE notification and coordination. ▪ Baseline monitoring and reporting to document existing wetland conditions and establish a grid system for future monitoring events. ▪ Wetland enhancement to remove invasive exotic plant species from the 9-acre compensatory wetland mitigation conservation easement area. Wetland enhancement performance standards include: ▪ At least 80% cover by appropriate wetland species. ▪ Less than 5% cover by invasive exotic plant species. ▪ Achieve no maintenance by the fifth year. ▪ Time-zero monitoring and reporting to document the wetland enhancement conditions. ▪ Annual wetland enhancement maintenance to meet the performance standards. ▪ Semi-annual monitoring for 3 years subsequent to the wetland enhancement and time-zero monitoring. ▪ Annual reporting of the semi-annual monitoring events. Deliverables;
Wetland Mitigation. Wetland mitigation and other standard HCP/NCCP measures have been adequately covered through the preparation of a PSR and CEQA review in the July 2015 PSR for the Montreux Covered Project. The PSR for Montreux may be updated in accordance with the standard requirements of the HCP/NCCP. Such requirements and measures shall be covered in a PSR for the Xxxxx Property and Sky Ranch II Property prior to issuance of a Grading Permit for the Covered Projects on those Properties. The Conservancy shall cooperate with the applicable Landowner Party to facilitate the processing, review, and approval of the PSRs by Pittsburg. If requested by an applicable Landowner Party, the Conservancy shall promptly and reasonably respond to requests for wetland delineation verification to confirm compliance with HCP/NCCP requirements. The applicable Landowner Party shall cover the Conservancy’s reasonable costs in doing so. The Parties acknowledge that the baseline reports attached hereto as Exhibits E and L were prepared only for the purpose of documenting the existing condition of the respective Dedication Properties and were not prepared or intended to serve as formal biological or hydrologic surveys or wetlands/waters delineations for purposes of complying with state or federal environmental laws, and no Party, third party or grantee shall rely on the baseline reports for such purposes.
