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Guidance to applicants on what to submit for wetland mitigation bank use plans.

The MBI details all of the physical characteristics, legal obligations, operational procedures, monitoring, and maintenance requirements for a wetland mitigation bank.

A detailed Mitigation Banking Instrument (MBI) is required when proposing a wetland mitigation bank in Washington. This WORD template can be used to develop your MBI.

The prospectus provides a conceptual overview of the proposed wetland mitigation bank (bank) and serves as the basis for initial public and Interagency Review Team review and comment.

Documents contained in the mitigation banking resource folder provide technical support for bank design, operation, maintenance, and protection. These reports are typically produced during the bank technical review period to help the sponsor and Interagency Review Team (IRT) negotiate how site plans, performance standards, credit releases, and other major components of the bank are developed.

A wetland mitigation bank service area is the designated geographic area within which the bank can reasonably be expected to provide, and is authorized to provide, appropriate compensatory mitigation for unavoidable impacts to wetlands and other aquatic resources.

This ledger template is provided for wetland mitigation bank sponsors, who are required to submit a ledger of credit transactions.

This ledger template is provided for wetland mitigation bank sponsors, who are required to submit a ledger of credit transactions.

This ledger example is provided for wetland mitigation bank sponsors, who are required to submit a ledger of credit transactions.

This ledger example is provided for wetland mitigation bank sponsors, who are required to submit a ledger of credit transactions.

This template is provide for mitigation bank sponsors to meet the long-term protection requirement for mitigation banks.

For funding recipients of our Water Quality Combined Funding Program, this is the Stormwater project type part of the Recipient Training workshop

For funding recipients of our Water Quality Combined Funding Program, this is the Nonpoint project type part of the Recipient Training workshop

For funding recipients of our Water Quality Combined Funding Program, this is the Wastewater Facility project type part of the Recipient Training workshop

An illustrated guide to some of the more common freshwater aquatic plants found in Washington, such as hydrilla, milfoil, pondweeds, bladderworts, and more.

For funding recipients of our Water Quality Combined Funding Program, this is the list of contacts associated to the Recipient Training workshop.

This is the announcement and detailed information for the Water Quality Combined funding program's Fiscal Year 2020 Applicant Workshop for anyone wanting to apply for loan or grant funding from the Water Quality Combined funding program in this next application cycle.

For funding recipients of our Water Quality Combined Funding Program, this is the resources list for the Recipient Training workshop.

This is the Applicant Prep Tool document for people applying for funding via a Water Quality Combined funding program application in EAGL.

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