Created wetlands definition

Created wetlands means those wetlands other than compensatory wetlands created in areas which would not be wetlands in the absence of human modifications to the environment. Created wetlands include, but are not limited to wetlands created inadvertently by human activities such as mining, channelization of highway runoff, irrigation, and leakage from man- made water conveyance or storage facilities. Wetlands resulting from hydrologic modifications such as on-channel reservoirs or on-channel diversion structures that expand or extend the reach of adjacent classified state waters are not considered created wetlands.
Created wetlands means those wetlands developed in an area previously identified as a non-wetland to replace, or mitigate wetland destruction or displacement.
Created wetlands means those wetlands intentionally created from non-wetland sites to produce or replace natural wetland habitat.

Examples of Created wetlands in a sentence

  • Created wetlands, shall be subject only to the narrative standards set forth in section 31.11, unless the Commission has adopted the wetlands classification and appropriate numeric standards.

  • Created wetlands shall be considered to be initially unclassified, and shall be subject only to the narrative standards set forth in section 31.11, unless and until the Commission adopts the “wetlands” classification described below and appropriate numeric standards for such wetlands.

  • Created wetlands and littoral shelves shall require monitoring and maintenance activities.

  • Created wetlands in the highway right of way may be designated as temporary (PEMAx) or seasonal (PEMCx) wetlands on the NWI maps.

  • The government has introduced a number of measures and reforms to the planning system intended to deliver more housing, improve housing affordability and remove barriers to development.


More Definitions of Created wetlands

Created wetlands means those wetlands intention- ally created from nonwetland sites to produce or replace nat- ural wetland habitat.
Created wetlands means those wetlands intentionally created from non-wetland sites to produce or replace natural wetland habitat for the purpose of restoration or mitigation.
Created wetlands means those wetlands intentionally created from nonwetland sites to produce or replace natural wetland habitat.
Created wetlands means those wetlands other than compensatory wetlands created in areas which would not be wetlands in the absence of human modifications to the environment. Created wetlands include, but are not limited to wetlands created inadvertently by human activities such as mining, channelization of highway runoff, irrigation, and leakage from man-
Created wetlands means those wetlands intentionally
Created wetlands means wetlands developed in an area previously identified as a non-wetland to replace, or mitigate wetland destruction or displacement. A created wetland shall be regulated and managed the same as an existing wetland.
Created wetlands means those wetlands intentionally created from nonwetland sites to produce or replace natural wetland habitat. "Critical condition" is when the physical, chemical, and biological characteristics of the receiving water environment interact with the effluent to produce the greatest potential adverse impact on aquatic biota and existing or designated water uses. For steady-state discharges