C04_Exhibit 2 - Land Use Types.pdf

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NRCS DE Areawide Market Analysis
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This is an exhibit defining proposed land use types and eligibility criteria for what appears to be a wetland restoration or conservation easement program. The document specifies two eligible land use categories: "Cropland" (cleared land used or available for agricultural use) and "Forested land" (land dominated by trees), with both categories required to contain hydric soils suitable for wetland restoration.

The document establishes three additional requirements that all proposed sites must satisfy: a minimum size threshold of 10 acres, demonstrated capability for successful and cost-effective water retention to support return to native wetland conditions through soil and topography assessment, and provision of unencumbered legal right-of-way access by the landowner to the proposed easement boundaries. These criteria appear designed to identify and prioritize parcels with the greatest potential for effective wetland restoration while ensuring clear property rights and accessibility for project implementation.

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Exhibit 2 - Proposed land use types

1. “Cropland”

a. Cleared land used or available for agricultural use

b. Must contain hydric soils

2. “Forested land”

a. Land dominated by trees

b. Must contain hydric soils

Additional considerations:

• Size Requirements: The site must be above 10 acres in size.

• Hydrology Restoration: The soil and topography must be capable of successfully and cost-effectively retaining water to return to a native wetland state.

• Clear Title & Access: The landowner must provide unencumbered legal right-of-way access to the proposed easement boundaries

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