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As regulations in the marine industry continue to grow more complex, it has become increasingly challenging for companies to ensure they remain in regulatory compliance. Yet doing so is important, as non-compliance can result in costly penalties. That’s why it’s essential to work with an environmental compliance specialist like S. T. Hudson, who can guide you through the web of regulations and make sure you avoid fines and delays.
With our extensive marine engineering knowledge, our experts will keep you in compliance for the duration of your project, from planning to execution. Our environmental compliance specialists are adept at ensuring compliance for all types of marine and terminal facilities, including sophisticated storm-water management systems that must comply with stringent regulatory requirements set forth by various state and local governments.
Taking the time up front to make sure your project complies with regulations will help you avoid issues down the line. The environmental compliance specialists at S. T. Hudson make sure you get it right. Working with us affords you many benefits. We will help you:
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Wetland mitigation requirements differ from location to location; however, mitigation ratios can range from 2:1 for the creation of new wetlands to 27:1 for the preservation of existing wetlands in some areas of the country. An experienced environmental consultant can help you navigate all wetland mitigation requirements dictated by local, state, and federal laws or ordinances.
Federal law requires mitigation for permanent placement of fill within wetlands or the removal of wetlands to create open water. An experienced environmental consultant can help you navigate all wetland mitigation requirements dictated by local, state, and federal laws or ordinances.
Federal, state, and municipal permitting agencies require the creation, restoration, or preservation of wetlands to compensate for the loss of wetlands due to commercial operations and construction.