Environmental Compliance

What types of areas are considered environmentally sensitive?

Types of environmentally sensitiveareas considered for construction work:

  • Barrier islands
  • Conservation easements
  • Fish hatcheries
  • Preserves
  • State and national parks
  • Wildlife management areas These areas are     highlighted as environmentally sensitive and require specific     considerations and regulations to ensure protection during construction     activities and to minimize adverse impacts on the environment.

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