Appraising wetlands

By:

Bunkley, W

Contributor(s):

Edmonds, C.P

Language: English Series: Appraisal Journal ; 60(1) January 1992, 107-112(6)Publication details: 1992Subject(s):

Summary: In the United States there is now a policy of `no net loss` of wetlands. This policy is being rigorously enforced. Consequently uncertainty exists about how wetlands are defined and to what extent they can de developed. Answers to these questions have a significant impact on property value.

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In the United States there is now a policy of `no net loss` of wetlands. This policy is being rigorously enforced. Consequently uncertainty exists about how wetlands are defined and to what extent they can de developed. Answers to these questions have a significant impact on property value.

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