Often times individual States or municipalities may have jurisdiction over wetlands and waters along with the US Army Corps of Engineers and in some cases this jurisdiction may not align with the US Army Corps of Engineers’ jurisdictional footprint. It is critical at the onset of a project to determine if any State or local agencies may have jurisdiction over any wetlands or waters on a site and whether their definition of wetlands may differ from that of the US Army Corps of Engineers.

In addition, during the Section 404/10 permitting process with the Army Corps of Engineers, certain state, or local pre-requisite permits, unrelated to wetland jurisdiction, such as DEQ approvals, cultural resource approvals, scenic rivers permit approvals etc., may be required prior to the US Army Corps of Engineers issuing a final permit approval.

HYDRIK can help navigate you through what will be required based on your project’s location, habitat type, etc and facilitate those related state or local permits parallel to Section 404/10 permitting with the US Army Corps of Engineers.

Other Services

GIS Mapping

Transform raw data into visual insights, enhancing decision-making and offering a comprehensive understanding of spatial dynamics.

Wetland Delineation

Comprehensive on-site identification and mapping of wetlands following US Army Corps of Engineers' guidelines, essential for obtaining a Jurisdictional Determination.

Section 404 / 10 Permitting

Permitting and mitigation for unavoidable impacts to Section 404/10 Federal wetlands and waters as defined in the wetland delineation phase.

Training

Empowering clients with comprehensive training sessions tailored to enhance understanding and implementation of industry-specific best practices.