'Section 404' presentation slideshows

Laws Affecting Non-Living Resources

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Assessing Wetland Impacts

Assessing Wetland Impacts. Outline. Statutory Authorities and Agency Roles Clean Water Act Sections 404 and 401 EPA, Corps of Engineers, states Procedures and information needs Determining Potential Impacts Wetlands, presence/absence, impacts Delineation vs. jurisdictional determination

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Sustainable IT Compliance for iSeries

Sustainable IT Compliance for iSeries. Observations and Directions Randy Brasche Active Reasoning May 16, 2006. Active Reasoning. Active Reasoning develops automated change audit solutions that identify and reduce unauthorized changes and uncontrolled access to the IT infrastructure.

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Assessing Wetland Impacts

Assessing Wetland Impacts. Outline. Statutory Authorities and Agency Roles Clean Water Act Sections 404 and 401 EPA, Corps of Engineers, states Procedures and information needs Determining Potential Impacts Wetlands, presence/absence, impacts Delineation vs. jurisdictional determination

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Permitting Marine Projects

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Permitting Marine Projects

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Clean Water Act Permitting and Agricultural Activities in Minnesota

Clean Water Act Permitting and Agricultural Activities in Minnesota. By: Desiree Morningstar Acting Chief, Northwest Section St. Paul District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers June 27, 2014. Presentation Topics. Section 404 of the Clean Water Act Permitting Exempt Activities

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Oregon Aquatic Weed Control: Discussion on permits, consultations, & regulations

Oregon Aquatic Weed Control: Discussion on permits, consultations, & regulations. Vanessa Morgan Center for Lakes and Reservoirs Aquatic Weed Workshop Salem, Oregon April 24, 2014. Overview. Rationale for regulations, permits, reviews, etc.

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How do we conduct an audit?

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9th ANNUAL WETLANDS & WATERSHED WORKSHOP

9th ANNUAL WETLANDS & WATERSHED WORKSHOP. Implications of Current Wetlands Policy and Management. Regulatory Implications Based on the Recent Supreme Court Decision.

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Water Issues for Golf Courses PERMITTING

Water Issues for Golf Courses PERMITTING. Andrew Burg, PE, RLS February 24, 2004 Myers Park Country Club Charlotte, North Carolina. Little Sugar Watershed.

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Implementing the Clean Water Act after Rapanos : An Update

Implementing the Clean Water Act after Rapanos : An Update. FHWA Environmental Conference Washington, DC June 2008. Overview of Presentation. Brief Background The Rapanos decision, interagency guidance, and coordination agreements Latest Developments

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Waters of the United States Conference of Western Attorneys General July 22, 2014 Deidre G. Duncan

Waters of the United States Conference of Western Attorneys General July 22, 2014 Deidre G. Duncan. WOTUS Under the Proposed Rule. All waters currently, in the past, or may be susceptible to use in interstate or foreign commerce, including tidal waters;

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Clean Water Act

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Introduction of Panel Members

Introduction of Panel Members. PwC. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 What Companies Should Be Doing Now March 10, 2003 Michael Cobb (813) 222-6212. Insert Worlds Image / Client Specific Image Here. Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002.

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T HE C LEAN W ATER A CT & S UCTION D REDGE M INING

T HE C LEAN W ATER A CT & S UCTION D REDGE M INING. The CWA generally requires a permit for: any discharge (addition), of a pollutant, into waters of the United States. The CWA contains two primary permitting schemes for these discharges; they are:

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Stream Impacts

Stream Impacts. Many of our streams and rivers have been channel changed, dammed, or polluted At least half of our total stream miles are degraded in some way Many are not fishable or swimmable due to pollution or other alteration. Stream Impacts. Because highways frequently follow

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Clean Water Act Section 404 Basics

Clean Water Act Section 404 Basics. Clean Water Act Section 404. Regulates discharges of dredged or fill material into waters of the U.S., including wetlands Examples: development, water resource projects, mining, and infrastructure Section 404 Establishes permit program

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Wetland Classification and Assessment

Wetland Classification and Assessment. Why the emphasis on wetlands. Wetlands are aquatic systems that has been and continues to be lost at a rapid rate These ecosystems provide numerous ecological services that would cost the public significant amounts of money to duplicate

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Interpretive Rule (IR) and Applicability of the Clean Water Act, Section 404(f)(1)(A)

Interpretive Rule (IR) and Applicability of the Clean Water Act, Section 404(f)(1)(A). Don Baloun Minnesota State Conservationist Natural Resources Conservation Service. OVERVIEW:.

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