South Fork II Coastal on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

South Fork II Coastal
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last updated: February 2023

Bank Type: Private Commercial

Bank Status: Pending

Chair:USACE

USACE District:New Orleans

FWS Field Office:Lafayette

NOAA Fisheries Region:Southeast

State:Louisiana

County:Cameron Parish [LA]

USACE Permit/Tracking No.:MVN-2017-01356-MD

Total Acres:241.20

Status/Date:Approved 01/13/2023

Establishment Date:01/13/2023

Type:Private Commercial

Comments: Total Site Acreage = 241.2 (130.7 acres of fresh-intermediate marsh, 91.3 acres of coastal prairie, and 19.2 acres of non-mitigation). Primary Service Area for Coastal Prairie: All Hydrologic Basins Within the Historic Range of Coastal Prairie (HUCs 08080102, 08080103, 08080201, 08080202, 08080203, 08080205, 08080206). Primary Service Area for Fresh-Intermediate Marsh: Calcasieu Basin (HUCs 08080203, 08080204, 08080205, 08080206). LRAM Mitigation Potential for Both Coastal Prairie and Fresh-Intermediate Marsh: 5.8. This bank can be used for fresh to intermediate marsh impacts. However, the bank should not be used to offset impacts to tidally influenced wetlands and water bottoms designated by NMFS as essential fish habitat under provisions of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act.

On Public Lands: No

Bank Credit Classifications

Wetland

Coastal Prairie - LDNR
Fresh Marsh - LDNR

Credit Ledger Summary

Last Transaction: Feb 02, 2023

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

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Credits

Wetland

Coastal Prairie - LDNR27.4027.491.3

Fresh Marsh - LDNR39.2039.2130.7

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