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community needs and. objectives such, as providing .additional flood control <br /> storage, water quality enhancement features, improved wildlife habitat and <br /> education and recreation needs. <br /> "The Plan utilizes the wetland mitigation bank concept as the primary means for <br /> implementing the mitigation program. With this approach, mitigation efforts aze <br /> planned as a whole where the most suitable sites aze identified, acquired and <br /> restored in advance of wetland impact. This concept not only benefits the <br /> natural resource system by planning for the restoration of the Amazon Creek <br /> basin, but it also benefits the users of the bank the development community. <br /> The bank system performs the mitigation requirements for individual users <br /> where the details of compensation aze preplanned, constructed and maintained <br /> by a public or private nonprofit agency. To satisfy individual impact <br /> requirements, users simply have to buy mitigation credits from the bank, thus <br /> eliminating uncertainty and saving valuable time and resources. Because the <br /> bank is planned and developed as a whole, the details of mitigation can ,be <br /> incorporated into the existing environment, resulting in a more logical and <br /> natural system. The ;bank is proposed to have sufficient capacity to serve the <br /> mitigation needs of the West Eugene Wetland Study' Area and the community <br /> as a whole." <br /> DEFINITIONS <br /> Certified Credits. Wetlands .mitigation credits which aze available for sale after the <br /> Corps and DSL certify the credits following the completion of the hydrological and vegetative <br /> <br /> work at a mitigation -bank site. <br /> Creation. Conversion of anon-wetland site into a wetland site by excavation, diking <br /> and flooding, or conversion of a deepwater site by filling. <br /> Credit Certification. A formal determination by the Corps and DSL that mitigation <br /> bank credits are available for. compensatory mitigation purposes. Credits may be certified <br /> when mitigation site improvements, including hydrologic and vegetative work, have been <br /> completed. <br /> Enhancement. Altering. the physical characteristics of an existing wetland such that <br /> it permanently improves one or more specific wetland functions and values. The improvements <br /> may be to soils, water, or plants.. Enhancement may improve a particulaz wetland value at the <br /> expense. of other values. For example, diking an area to create a marsh environment for <br /> waterfowl nesting may flood a grassy .wetland and reduce habitat. for small rodents such as <br /> mice and voles. Because impacts, associated .with individual projects that propose to use bank <br /> credits will, in virtually all cases, be permanent, only enhancement that results in permanent <br /> improvement of a wetland's functions values will generate credits. <br /> Financial Guarantee Funds. Monies set aside by the Program in order to ensure that <br /> adequate funds will be available .to monitor and maintain individual mitigation bank sites, and <br /> to perform necessary remedial measures, during the monitoring period: The monies set aside <br /> Page 3 - MOA For West Eugene Wetlands Mitigation Banking Program <br /> <br />
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