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Places > Robinson Fork – Phase I Wetland & Stream Mitigation
Robinson Fork – Phase I Wetland & Stream Mitigation
PROJECT SNAPSHOT
Project Type
Mitigation BankLocation
Pennsylvania | Washington CountyService Area
Ohio River Subbasin WatershedProject Size
Wetland: 49.66 AC Streams: 127,771.00 LFSolution
Wetland MitigationHabitat Types
- Bottomland Hardwood Forest
- CWA 404
- Riparian
- Stream
- Wetland
The goal of RFMB1 is to restore and preserve self-sustaining, functional streams, wetlands, and riparian corridors. RES has prioritized implementation of a watershed-scale restoration approach for this project. The scale of this project purposefully considered the importance of headwater control and main stem restoration. By following these goals, we strive to replace the functions and values lost from adverse impacts to streams and wetland areas due to various permitted development projects within the Ohio River Subbasin (Pennsylvania State Water Plan Subbasin 20). RFMB1 development efforts will provide in-kind replacement for the direct loss or functional degradation of the stream, wetland, and riparian resources resulting from unavoidable aquatic impacts.

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