Ocklawaha Mitigation Bank
The Ocklawaha Mitigation Bank (OMB) is a 208-acre property that has Forested UMAM State Mitigation Credits in the Northern Ocklawaha Basin in Marion County. Positioned within the Silver Springs area and close to the Ocala National Forest, this land benefits from a prime location, suited for both restoration and conservation purposes.
This wetland mitigation bank has been permitted by SJRWMD and was an active silvicultural operation featuring densely planted pine trees on elevated beds.
To restore the property’s hydrology and improve the natural environmental features of the land, the mitigation bank will:
- Harvest pine trees
- Breach the elevated pine row beds
- Install low water crossings and/or culverts (pipes)
- Construct a flashboard riser
Features:
- Cypress Wetlands Preservation: 34.37 acres
- Cypress Wetlands Restoration from Hydric Pine Plantation: 50.74 acres
- Hydric Pine Flatwoods Restoration from Various Plantations: 70.37 acres
- Wetland Coniferous Forest Preservation: 2.31 acres
- Upland Credit Acres: 45.32 acres
- Total Credit Acres & Credits: 206.80 acres, 27.85 credits
Location:
Positioned within the Silver Springs area and close to the Ocala National Forest, this land benefits from a prime location, suited for both restoration and conservation purposes.
Security & Monitoring:
The land is equipped with planned security measures, and monitoring maps show extensive environmental evaluation, making it a promising opportunity for eco-sensitive development.
Contact:
For more information, reach out to Victoria Bruce at victoria@mitigationbankinginc.com or call the office at 407.960.5787.
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