415-What Wetlands Boards Expect from Engineers

By: Peter J. Tavino Jr. PE

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Course Objective

This continuing education course is written specifically for professional engineers with the objective of relating to and enhancing the practice of engineering.

Course Description

415-What Wetlands Boards Expect from Engineers

Engineers are prominent members of application teams seeking permission to begin construction projects. When pursuing a Wetlands Permit, many common issues arise across the United States. Some approaches and techniques are more successful than others.

This SUNCAM Course is written by a PE who developed his own subdivision properties for years, representing himself before Boards and New England Wetland Commissions as both the design professional civil engineer of record and the developer land owner. In recent years, he has received wetlands permits for geothermal and other construction jobs. Winning strategies are shared with Engineers who may be approaching a Board or Commission for the first time, or with Engineers who seek better knowledge on proper terminology, what will occur at a meeting, or which engineering design methods are effective.

The author's objective is to familiarize you with meeting procedure, and for you to have more efficient approvals the first time, without having to redesign and resubmit plans, in accordance with regulations that control the process.

Questions about this course? Email the Author: peterjtj@aol.com

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Review of: What Wetlands Boards Expect from Engineers

Paul Aronian

07/08/2024

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Great "Basic Understanding" Course!

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Joel Walcott

05/01/2023

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A good course for understanding basic wetlands principles with regard to construction and engineering.

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Review of: What Wetlands Boards Expect from Engineers

Paul Regenscheid

01/09/2023

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Well organized and clearly described subject material. Good and practical examples.

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Review of: What Wetlands Boards Expect from Engineers

Roberto Suarez

01/02/2023

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Course is very good in summarizing requirements

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Review of: What Wetlands Boards Expect from Engineers

Andrew Blystra

07/23/2022

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This is a course with a significant amount of practical information. The course provides excellent guidance for obtaining approval for a site plan that has a wetland and/or stream. I would highly recommend this course for engineers working in E&S, wetlands, and stream mitigation.

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Previously listed as #212, a 3-hour course.

Course Code: 100189-09

Course PDH Hours: 4

Engineering Course Approvals

This course is accepted for engineering continuing education credit in all US states, territories, the District of Columbia, and Canadian provinces.
Ohio rules allow only 6-hours of unsupervised online courses such as this course per license renewal period
Kansas rules allow only 5-hours of self-study courses such as this course per license renewal period

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