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SkunkedAgain, I wish you would have listened to ewest when he said talk to a Natural Resources Attorney before contacting the COE. Now you are on their radar and from what I know about the COE, you WILL need an attorney to deal with them to avoid getting you know what in a wringer after the project is started. Ewest is an attorney, so when he says you should talk to one, you really, really should.
I can see the COE saying that they need site studies done, etc. before any work can be started if the area is deemed a wetland already, and that can run into huge dollars before a shovelful of dirt is moved.
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