Compensatory mitigation. When compensatory measures are appropriate pursuant to the mitigation sequence analysis described in regulation 6.3(3):
Compensatory mitigation. Replacement of aquatic resources and its functions and values for the purposes of compensating for unavoidable adverse impacts which remain after all appropriate and practicable avoidance and minimization of impacts has been achieved. The replacement of the wetland functions and values is generally accomplished through wetland restoration (re-establishment or rehabilitation), creation (establishment), enhancement, or in exceptional circumstances, wetland preservation.
Compensatory mitigation. Compensatory mitigation, or compensating for an effect by replacement or providing substitute resources or environments, will be considered after application of all other forms of avoidance, minimization and mitigation within the APE have been exhausted. Compensatory mitigation can occur at, or immediately adjacent to, the area affected but can also be located anywhere in the same general geographic area or, in the case of linear properties (e.g. NHTs), at other places along that specific resource. Compensatory mitigation may include, but is not limited to: educational materials, completion of NRHP nominations, professional publications, acquisition of conservation easements containing historic properties, development of interpretation plans, physical restoration of NHT segments, removal or modification of modern developments in settings of historic properties to restore integrity, acquisition of land or a historic property, through exchange or another process, where public access is possible, and/or stabilization of an associated property (e.g. a stage station along the trail). Any compensatory mitigation must result from consultation among BLM, SHPO, ACHP (if participating), the applicant, and other consulting parties. Compensatory mitigation generally provides a public benefit and must be appropriate to the scale and scope of the effect being mitigated. Compensatory mitigation may be offered voluntarily by a project applicant for consideration by the consulting parties. If accepted by the Signatories, it will be incorporated into the agreement document and as a condition of the BLM authorization. In other cases, the BLM may find it necessary to advise the applicant that the project proposal cannot be approved without additional compensatory mitigation. Field Offices shall notify the BLM DPO as soon as it is recognized that a proposed undertaking may require consideration of compensatory mitigation. The BLM DPO will monitor the use of compensatory mitigation for consistency of application by the BLM statewide. The following procedures are not appropriate as compensatory mitigation measures:
Compensatory mitigation. For purposes of Section 10/404, compensatory mitigation is the restoration, creation, enhancement, or in exceptional circumstances, preservation of wetlands and/or other aquatic resources for the purpose of compensating for unavoidable adverse impacts which remain after all appropriate and practicable avoidance and minimization has been achieved.
Compensatory mitigation. Grantor reserves the right to perform any restoration, enhancement, and other wetland mitigation activities required by Section 404 permit’s and/or Mitigation Banking Instruments, including the use of all equipment necessary to successfully complete any mitigation requirements contained therein.
Compensatory mitigation. Activities conducted by an authorization holder, permittee or third party to create, restore or enhance wetland functional attributes to compensate for the adverse effects of project development.
Compensatory mitigation a) Indicate in ACRES and LINEAR FEET (where appropriate) the total quantity of waters of the United States proposed to be Created, Restored and/or Enhanced for purposes of providing Compensatory Mitigation If mitigating for state waters that were not considered federally jurisdictional then attach a description of the proposed mitigation: The project will result in a permanent discharge of 0.06 acre of fill into wetland waters and 0.01 acre of fill into non-wetland waters of the State. The project proposed to purchase seasonal wetland credits at the SMUD Nature Preserve Mitigation Bank at a 2:1 ratio. Water Body Type Created Restored Enhanced b) If contributing to a Mitigation or Conservation Bank, indicate the agency, dollar amount, acreage, and water body type (if applicable): Mitigation Bank or Conservation Agency SMUD Nature Preserve Mitigation Bank $ 28,000 for 0.14 acres of seasonal wetland (water body type) How many acres of this mitigation area qualify as waters of the United States? All
Compensatory mitigation. In accordance with Provision (4)(A) (ii) of the TxDOT - TPWD MOU and at the TxDOT District’s discretion, habitats given consideration for non- regulatory mitigation during project planning will include:
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