Wpa form 8a 2004-2025

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The document is a form (WPA Form 8A) from the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, specifically for requesting a Certificate of Compliance under the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act. It outlines the necessary project information, requirements for submission, and conditions under which the certificate can be requested, including details about the completion of work regulated by an Order of Conditions.

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What happens when you fill in wetlands?

When wetlands are filled, the water that made them wet has to go somewhere. If it isnt seeping back into the basement of the house built on the former wetland, the water likely is leaking into formerly dry homes of downstream property owners.

Who can delineate wetlands in Massachusetts?

Your conservation commission may be able to assist you in identifying wetlands on your property. Distinguishing and delineating some wetland and water resource areas can be more difficult and may require the services of a botanist or wetland scientist.

How do I appeal an order of conditions in Massachusetts?

Appeals of the Order of Conditions Such a request must be made by certified mail or hand delivery to the Department, with the appropriate filing fee and a completed Request for Departmental Action Fee Transmittal Form, within 10 business days from the date of issuance of the Order.

How far from wetlands can you build in Massachusetts?

The construction of ancillary structures (such as decks and sheds) being built within lawfully existing lawn are exempt activities from the Wetlands Protection Act and Town Wetlands Protection Bylaw so long as the structures are located 50 feet or further away from the Wetlands Resource Area.

Can you fill in wetlands in Massachusetts?

MassDEP must certify that projects requiring federal permits will not violate the states water quality standards, which include protection for wetlands. Discharges include dredging, filling, and other activities that cause the loss of wetlands, and require permits from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps).

What are the wetland laws in Massachusetts?

The Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act and the Wellesley Wetlands Protection Bylaw prohibit altering land, water or vegetation in lakes, streams, wetlands, floodplains, or areas within 100 feet of wetlands (and 200 feet of perennial streams) without a permit from the Wellesley Wetlands Protection Committee.

What can you do with wetlands on your property in Massachusetts?

The wetland regulations prohibit most destruction of wetlands and naturally vegetated riverfront areas and require replacement of flood storage loss when floodplains are filled. What activities are allowed? Most activities, such as construction, landscaping, and grading, require a permit.

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