§ 1791 Wetland Classification Criteria
This law says that when the department gets a request, it must figure out how many acres of wetlands are on the bank site and then label each wetland by type.
A builder wants to develop land next to a lake and asks the department to tell them what wetlands are on the property.
The department measures the wetland area, counts the acres, and then classifies each part as a freshwater marsh, brackish marsh, seasonal marsh, wet meadow, vernal pool, riparian woodland, or riparian scrub.
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§ 1791 Wetland Classification Criteria
Last verified: January 10, 2026