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Determination of Section 404 Permit and Habitat Mitigation Requirements.
| 题名： | Determination of Section 404 Permit and Habitat Mitigation Requirements. |
| 作者： | G. Martinsen; T. Wade; T. Balluff; |
| 关键词： | habitat, mitigation, riparian, restoration |
| 摘要： | The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) is committed to developing habitat, mitigation, monitoring, and maintenance plans that replace the loss of the functions and values of an area and are self-sustaining, thereby providing long-term compensation for habitat adversely affected by ADOT construction activities. This study focuses on identifying administrative and biological criteria that are important to the success or failure of mitigation and/or restoration projects and developing recommendations from these criteria. Files on ADOT and non-ADOT riparian habitat restoration and mitigation projects were obtained from several sources and were reviewed for project applicability to the study goals. Thirty-four sites were selected for further analysis. In addition, employees from the Corps and ADOT were interviewed to gain a realistic perspective. A review of project files, associated site data sheets, and analysis of the interview results yielded mitigation practices and a variety of administrative and biological problems commonly associated with restoration projects in Arizona. More specifically, the problems are associated with ADOT mitigation projects for which Clean Water Act Section 404 permits are involved. Recommendations based on analysis of these problems, review of applicable peer-reviewed literature, and research team expertise, are offered in this report to aid future ADOT projects and all future restoration projects in Arizona, regardless of the agency or organization undertaking the restoration of riparian areas. |
| 总页数： | 83p |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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