Preliminary List of Restoration Alternatives Sample Clauses

Preliminary List of Restoration Alternatives. 25 5.3.2 First Tier Screening 25 5.3.3 Second Tier Screening 27
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Preliminary List of Restoration Alternatives. The trustees identified 23 restoration alternatives that were located within the same watershed as the injured habitat, and exhibited a sufficient nexus to the injured habitat; that is, each alternative was capable of compensating for the injury through either the creation, enhancement, or protection of coastal herbaceous wetlands. The restoration alternatives ranged in scope and design from shoreline armoring to xxxxx creation by terracing. The preliminary list of 23 restoration alternatives identified, including a brief description, the sponsor organization, and their location (by parish), is provided in Appendix D.

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