South Forks Trinity River Mitigation Bank Ten Mile Creek Tract on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

South Forks Trinity River Mitigation Bank Ten Mile Creek Tract
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last updated: February 2023

Bank Type: Private Commercial

Bank Status: Approved

Chair:USACE

USACE District:Fort Worth

FWS Field Office:Arlington

NOAA Fisheries Region:Southeast

State:Texas

County:Dallas [TX]

USACE Permit/Tracking No.:SWF-2003-00558

Total Acres:120.70

Status/Date:Approved 10/17/2010

Establishment Date:10/17/2010

Type:Private Commercial

www.sftrmb.com

Comments: ***Wetland & Open Water Credits (LEGACY STREAM CREDITS APPROVED FOR USE WITH FORT WORTH DISTRICT STREAM MITIGATION METHOD may be used at USACE discretion using SFTRMB stream ratios - contact USACE mitigation banking project managers for more information); See Mitigation Banking Instrument In Cyber Repository*** Please contact the mitigation bank directly (see contact information below) for credit availability, market price, etc. *** ***For USACE-related questions or concerns associated with this bank (ie. RIBITS transactions/issues, etc.), please contact MR. BRENT JASPER at 817-886-1733***

Bank Credit Classifications

Wetland

SFTRMB - TMCT Preservation
SFTRMB - TMCT Restoration/Enhancement

Credit Ledger Summary

Last Transaction: Nov 10, 2015

***ATTENTION***

Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability.|

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Credits

Wetland

SFTRMB - TMCT Restoration/Enhancement59.336.595.895.8

SFTRMB - TMCT Preservation024.924.924.9

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