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yr � <br /> A � x ' <br /> C H <br /> � H�CN <br /> Hz � <br /> k n <br /> QH �p <br /> 'il �'+tl <br /> � x� <br /> � <br /> OH <br /> �/��g <br /> y�Y � <br /> �. y� WETI_AND # 1 <br /> HH <br /> N <br /> n y SI2E: ^'.b5acs <br /> �� <br /> o� CLASSIFICATION <br /> This wetland is a remnant � �atural , headwater � drainage <br /> route (swele system) isolated 6y adJacent� surrounding, <br /> commercial � urhan development. It has a rather comple� <br /> structure of mature� dense� weY brush species, w. th a few� <br /> small pockets of open area near the upper wetland end. <br /> Shallaw water accumulates seasonally within two, main� <br /> isolated� low spotsi stormwater runoff connects these areas <br /> with overland surface flow. <br /> Cowardin, 1979 <br /> Pelustrinei <br /> Forested, Broad-leaved Deciduous� Willow; <br /> Emergentr Persistent� Buttercup; <br /> '�' Seasonally Flaaded, Freshi <br /> ' ' MSneral . <br /> ' 1 FUNCTIONS/VALUE5 <br /> '�' -------------- <br /> f�' t ) Wetland provides good avian Nlldlife Habitat because of <br /> its structurally complex growth of maturer dense brush. <br /> 1�� 2/3> Wetland providt+s good Stormwater Detention and Sedimant <br /> �' Capturing capabilities 6ecause it contains isolated <br /> depressions set �aithin a surface water runoif route. <br /> �I <br /> �� SITE CONDITIONS <br /> 1�' Original Drainage Route <br /> '�' Th1s wetland lies along an original surface outfall route. <br /> 1 ' Mature� Dense Cover <br /> � Habitat within this wetland contains mature, dense wet brush <br /> with a high level of structural diversity. <br /> Gar6age <br /> Limlted amounts of old metal and glass solid waste occur <br /> within the wetland� particularly Unit C, adjacent to a� <br /> a6andaned homesite. <br /> (4) <br />