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May 1, 2019

Is Florida Running Out Of Mitigation Sites?

Florida developers have long depended on the state's mitigation banking system — through which they can build on wetlands so long as they offset their impact by paying for wetlands to be improved on another site using mitigation credits.

But lately, builders have been told by some mitigation banks that no credits are available, potentially delaying projects for months or years.

Is Florida Running Out Of Mitigation Sites?

"It's a very easy system" when it's working properly, attorney Howard Nelson said.Eighty mitigation banks in the state help match developers with qualifying projects and ensure they are carried out.Until now, developers have been essentially told, "Your impact will cost X number of credits. Here's the bill. Write me a check.…

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