CONSERVATION CORNER
A weekly blog for all things conservation
By: Jonathan VanNoy, Natural Resource Specialist This is a question that we at the Conservation District hear with various wording on a fairly consistent basis, but especially after flooding events. The statement is exaggerated to make a point, but the emotion that I hear behind it is sincere. “WHY am I not allowed to protect my property!?’
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By: Brad Cummings, Conservation Technician, Bradford County Conservation District
A pond can be an excellent addition to your property, offering many hours of fun and enjoyment for your family, friends and future generations, but it would be wise to do a little homework before committing the often significant financial investment for construction. An essential part of this “homework assignment” should be to contact one of our friendly District staff and request a site inspection to assess what level of permitting your project may or may not require. We hope the following brief guide to new and existing pond permitting will be helpful. |
AuthorsVarious staff at the Bradford County Conservation District Archives
May 2024
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