Robinson Fork Mitigation Bank - Phase II on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

Robinson Fork Mitigation Bank - Phase II
Create an Account
last updated: February 2023

Bank Type: Private Commercial

Bank Status: Approved

Chair:USACE

USACE District:Pittsburgh

FWS Field Office:Pennsylvania

NOAA Fisheries Region:Northeast

State:Pennsylvania

County:Washington [PA]

USACE Permit/Tracking No.:LRP-2018-00848

Total Acres:123.81

Status/Date:Approved 12/03/2019

Establishment Date:12/03/2019

Type:Private Commercial

res.us

Comments: RF2 is a stream/wetland mitigation bank adjacent and abutting RF1. The stated goals are to reduce bank erosion and sedimentation, re-establish stream and floodplain connectivity, re-establish the hyporheic zone and associated floodplain wetlands, improve flood capacity and storage, improve baseflow and groundwater storage, improved biogeochemical cycling, improve vertical and horizontal stability, improve aquatic and terrestrial habitat, increase vegetative diversity, improve water quality, and eradicate invasive species.

On Public Lands: No

Bank Credit Classifications

Wetland

Enhancement
Preservation
Re-establishment
Rehabilitation

Stream

Enhancement
Preservation
Rehabilitation
Relocation

Group

Group: RF2 Stream Credits
Group: RF2 Wetland Credits

Credit Ledger Summary

Last Transaction: Jan 17, 2023

***ATTENTION***

Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability.|

CreditsWithdrawn

CreditsReleased

CreditsPotential

Credits

Stream

Relocation7535.2307535.230

Group

Group: RF2 Stream Credits8611.708611.721353.95

Group: RF2 Wetland Credits1.46.798.1910.29

Contact Robinson Fork Mitigation Bank - Phase II

REMINDER: This listing is a free service of LandCAN.
Robinson Fork Mitigation Bank - Phase II is not employed by or affiliated with the Land Conservation Assistance Network, and the Network does not certify or guarantee their services. The reader must perform their own due diligence and use their own judgment in the selection of any professional.