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01/12/2005 22:54 253B5B2534 B A INC PAf� I1 • Runoff absorption of the buffer Is h��h to modarate based on the soils being of the Alderwood series and relatively permeable. • Pol�utlon assimilation of lhe buffer is high to moderate for the same reason as above. • Stream bank stabllization is not applicable. • Sedimenl enlrapment value Is the same as runoff absorption. • Water qualiry maintenance is the same as runoff absorptl�n. � Noise and visual screening is the same as for the flsh and wildlife function. ■ Upland flooding protectfon is not eppl(cable, • Recreation of the buffer is low valuo, as no real recreational activities aro conducted In the buffer. ■ Provisions of nutrients end woody debris for downstream of Wetland A is moderate. Wetland B Is hfgh, and C is low based on the(r proximity to the stream and thelr ability to support the stream/ditch to lhe north. (10) FUNCTIONAL VALUE REPLACEMENT After constniction, functional values will be the same or greater. (a) Wetland Functional Valuos Replacement Functions and values will be replaced through buffer replacement, without enhancement, and placement of an overflow device. Functional value for fish and wildlife habitat will be replaced through the maintenance of tract 996 buffer added area G. This is a high value, multi-tiered canopy bordering Wetland B, which has open water and beaver activity. Pres�rving this large densely forested erea is of greater value than restoring or preserving the portions of Wetland A that wlll be fllled. Wetland C will be protected through the construction of an outlet device to malntaln hydrology of the wetland. Wlthout the 3047 BBA, Inc. t/11/05 C�