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The following questions are often asked about the regulatory program and may not apply to every project. If you have additional questions or need clarification, please contact us.

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Why does the Corps of Engineers regulate work in wetlands?
What types of permits are issued by the USACE Regulatory Division?
How much does it cost for a permit?
When should I apply for a USACE Regulatory Division permit?
When should I apply for a USACE Regulatory Division permit?
What will happen if I do work without getting a permit from the USACE Regulatory Division?
Does the USACE Regulatory Division complete compliance checks?
Is it likely that my request to do work will be denied?
What is a wetland, and what is its value?
What if there’s an emergency and I must protect my site/property?
How are waters of the United States defined?
How is “fill" defined?
What is a Jurisdictional Determination?
What types of Jurisdictional Determinations are there, and how do I know which one to request?
What is compensatory mitigation?
How is compensatory mitigation accomplished?
How is a project evaluated by the USACE Regulatory Division?
What outreach opportunities does the USACE Regulatory Division provide?
Where can I meet with the USACE Regulatory Division?
What is the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)?
What constitutes a record that can be requested under FOIA?
Can questions be asked under FOIA?
What is an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)?

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