WW
- Webpage
Waterway and wetland permits: management of aquatic plants and algae in ponds
Protecting Your Piece of Paradise DNR Publication #FH 228 Written by Dan Helsel and Scott Szymanski Part I | Part II | Part III An early morning mist lifting from the water's edge... The clamor of frogs filling the springtime eve with a…
- Webpage
Waterway and Wetland Permitting Contacts
Find the right regional DNR staff to assist with your waterway and wetland permitting questions:
- Webpage
Ponds and Fish and Wildlife Habitat Structures
NOTES ON WATERWAYS PERMITS For each project type below, if an exemption or a general permit is available, you will find a link to a checklist of requirements. If your project does not meet exemption eligibility criteria, review the general permit…
- Webpage
Nonmetallic Mining and Cranberry Operations Projects Waterways Permitting
NOTES ON WATERWAYS PERMITS For each project type below, if an exemption or a general permit is available, you will find a link to a checklist of requirements. If your project does not meet exemption eligibility criteria, review the general permit…
- Webpage
Mechanized aquatic plant management
In order to protect diverse and stable communities of native aquatic plants and prevent the spread of invasive aquatic plants, many aquatic plant and algal management and nuisance control activities require one or more permits issued by the…
- Webpage
Intake/Outfall, Pilings, Dry Hydrants, and Miscellaneous Structures Permitting
NOTES ON WATERWAYS PERMITSFor each project type below, if an exemption or a general permit is available, you will find a link to a checklist of requirements. If your project does not meet exemption eligibility criteria, review the general permit…
- Webpage
Dredging and Grading Project Permitting
NOTES ON WATERWAYS PERMITS For each project type below, if an exemption or a general permit is available, you will find a link to a checklist of requirements. If your project does not meet exemption eligibility criteria, review the general permit…
- Webpage
Avoid ice damage on permanent structures
When boating season is over, many choose to winterize piers, docks and other structures by putting them into storage. Heaving ice and ice buildup can dislocate pilings, footings and structures. The best way to avoid these impacts is to remove the…