Application and information requirements

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Wisconsin Administrative Code › NR › Chapter NR 353 › § NR 353.06

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Application and information requirements.

(1) An application to the department is required before commencing any regulated wetland conservation activity.

(2) In addition to the information listed in s. NR 353.04 , the applicant shall provide the following information:

(a) Location of the project site delineated on the appropriate United States geological survey 1:24,000 quadrangle map or map copy.

(b) A general description of the site and any adjacent wetlands including any aerial photographs of the proposed restoration area.

(c) A description of existing site conditions including soils, hydrologic conditions, current land-use, plant communities present and wetland delineation, if applicable.

(d) A narrative description of the planned project including how it meets the eligibility requirements listed in s. NR 353.04 .

(e) A sketch of the project with dimensions, including a top, cross-sectional and side view of the project. For projects under s. NR 353.05 (3) , design plans and specifications shall be provided.

(f) Goal and objectives for the project including long-term site management.

(g) Sufficient information to demonstrate compliance with s. 88.91 (1) , Stats.

(h) If the department determines the proposed project will reduce the effective flood flow capacity of the waterway by obstruction of existing flow area, information sufficient for the department to conduct a hydrologic or hydraulic analysis.

(3) This section is not applicable to a person applying to the department under s. NR 353.10 for maintenance of a preexisting wetland conservation project.

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