PPT-Wetland Mitigation Program Overview

Ash Roorbach CMER Riparian Ecologist CMER Monthly Meeting July 27 2010 Wetland Mitigation Program Determine whether the current Washington State forest practice goal of no net loss of wetland function . Clean Water Act . - Section 404 : “no overall net loss” of wetland acreage and functions.. One mechanism for providing . Compensatory Mitigation. for unavoidable impacts to the nation’s wetlands and streams.. U.S. EPA encourages states and tribes to develop a Wetland Program Plan that includes four broad “Core Elements. ”. Monitoring and Assessment. Voluntary Restoration and Protection. Water Quality Standards for Wetlands. Ash Roorbach. CMER Riparian Ecologist. CMER Monthly Meeting, July 27, 2010. Wetland Mitigation Program. Determine whether the current Washington State forest practice goal of . no net loss of wetland function . Information for Comment Letters. Part One. Permit Process. Permit Schedule. Public . C. omment Period ends 9/16/11. City Public Comment Meeting ???. Permit Approval (WSDOT wants Dec. 15, 2011). Permit Appeals of Shoreline Permits . Refresher on . OpinionWorks. ’ Report. A landowner survey and focus groups helped identify barriers to wetland restoration. Awareness. Privacy. Financial. Flexibility. Difficult to reach. Level of Trust in Information. Training Future Leaders to Save America’s Treasure. Goals of the Youth Wetlands Education and Outreach Program. To instill within students the complexities and consequences of continued unprecedented loss of wetlands on the citizens of Louisiana,. Planning Subapplication Development . Hazard Mitigation Overview. Stephanie Stephens. Hazard Mitigation Grants Specialist. 2. Cal OES . Introductions. 3. FEMA. Introductions. 4. Welcome. Housekeeping. Characteristics. . of a Wetland. Wetlands vary widely due to local and regional differences in:. Topography . Hydrology. Vegetation. and other factors, including human disturbance. . Wetlands can be divided into two main classes: . Summer 2018 California Wildfires and. High Winds. DR-4382. Agency Logos. Hazard Mitigation Grant Program . (. HMGP) . Overview. The key purpose of HMGP is to implement mitigation measures that reduce loss to life and improved property from future . Radon: A Bio. Originates from decay of uranium. Travels through soil. Invisible, odorless, tasteless, colorless, inert, radioactive gas. Enters buildings. Half-life of 3.8 days. Radon: A Bio. “. Radon is a serious national health problem. The term loan means any mortgage lien or extension of money or The term creditor refers to any mortgage holder assignee servicer or The Chapter 13 Trustee may participate in loss mitigation to the ext This term includes activities commonly associated with enhancement management manipulation and directed alteration Due to the potential loss of other functions enhancement may not be for lost wetland 2017 Spring Workshops . Katie Burke. R&W Program Manager. Steve Frost. Administrative Manager. Riparian & Wetland Program. Funding for the R&W Program does not presently go to every county every year, but is directed to projects on a case-by-case basis … . 1. National Wetlands Inventory as primary and can use NRCS, State, and Local Wetlands Data. Contact FWS or a wetlands professional if the presence is not shown on maps but is suspected or known.. Contact your local HUD FEO or REO if you have a project that already has a 404 Individual Permit. .