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Compensatory Wetland Mitigation PlanLithia Springs Property 555 Emigrant Creek Road Ashland, Jackson County, Oregon WD20140488Prepared for: City of Ashland Contact: Mike Morrison Public Works Superintendent 20

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1. Determine the type and size of the compensatory wetland required for your project.
2. Identify suitable sites for the compensatory wetland.
3. Obtain necessary permits and approvals from relevant authorities.
4. Create a design plan for the compensatory wetland, accounting for factors such as hydrology, vegetation, and habitat requirements.
5. Prepare the site for construction by clearing vegetation and removing any obstacles.
6. Construct the necessary hydrological features, such as ponds, channels, and water control structures.
7. Establish appropriate vegetation by planting wetland plants and promoting their growth.
8. Monitor the compensatory wetland regularly to ensure it is functioning effectively.
9. Maintain the wetland by controlling invasive species, removing debris, and addressing any maintenance needs.
10. Integrate the compensatory wetland into the overall landscape and ensure its long-term protection and management.

Who needs compensatory wetland?

1. Developers or organizations involved in land development projects that require the destruction or alteration of existing wetlands.
2. Government agencies responsible for granting permits for land development projects, who may require compensatory wetlands to mitigate environmental impacts.
3. Environmental consultants or experts who advise on wetland conservation and mitigation efforts.
4. Landowners or land managers who want to restore or create wetland habitats on their property for ecological enhancement.
5. Conservation organizations and non-profit groups working to protect and preserve wetland ecosystems.
6. Researchers studying wetland ecology and assessing the effectiveness of compensatory wetland strategies.

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What is compensatory wetland?

Compensatory wetland is a process in which wetlands are created, restored, or enhanced to offset unavoidable wetland losses elsewhere.

Who is required to file compensatory wetland?

Individuals or entities involved in activities that result in wetland impacts are required to file compensatory wetland.

How to fill out compensatory wetland?

Compensatory wetland can be filled out by providing detailed information on the wetland impact, the proposed compensatory wetland project, and any mitigation measures.

What is the purpose of compensatory wetland?

The purpose of compensatory wetland is to ensure that there is no net loss of wetland acreage and functions due to development or other activities.

What information must be reported on compensatory wetland?

Information on the wetland impact, the compensatory wetland project, mitigation measures, and monitoring plans must be reported on compensatory wetland.