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Agenda - Environmental Policy Board - 02/26/2018
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Where do the responsibilities lie? <br />Tallgrass <br />• Works with regulators (ACOE, DNR, USF&W and EPA) to get wetland bank designations <br />• Constructs complex wetland habitats <br />Sells credits to generate revenue for Tallgrass and Landowners <br />Landowners <br />• Provide unencumbered land for the wetland bank and a current survey <br />• Receive revenue from credit sales <br />PROPOSAL TO LANDOWNERS <br />Deal Terms <br />• Landowner agrees to put their land under conservation easement and allow wetland bank development <br />• Tallgrass capital will be used to fund project management, construction, and long-term monitoring and <br />maintenance <br />• Tallgrass will return up to 20 percent of gross revenue from credit sales to landowner <br />Beyond cash for credits <br />• Wetland banking is a truly "green" investment <br />• The land has potential for credit stacking —receiving credits for water quality improvement, stream <br />restoration, carbon sequestration, etc. <br />• The landowner retains ownership of a professionally restored natural habitat <br />ABOUT TALLGRASS <br />Tallgrass has the experience <br />• Our first wetland bank was established in 2012 in Rock County, Wisconsin <br />• Our current bank projects span Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana, Tennessee, and North Carolina <br />• For nearly 2 decades, we have provided ecological restoration services to hundreds of public and private <br />clients in the Midwest, bringing thousands of acres of wetlands, woodlands, and prairies back to life <br />We are recognized in our field <br />• More than a dozen of our properties have earned Conservation and Native Landscaping Awards from the <br />US EPA and Chicago Wilderness <br />• We also received accolades from the US Army Corps of Engineers, with exceptional ratings in quality, <br />schedule, and safety, for our work on the Burnham Prairie Nature Preserve Restoration, a multi -million <br />dollar project of the Great Lakes Fishery and Ecosystem Restoration program <br />We have the know-how <br />• Our affiliate Tallgrass companies cover all the bases, from project management to marketing to land <br />acquisition, restoration, and maintenance <br />• Our staff includes skilled ecologists, biologists, wetland delineators, GIS technicians, equipment <br />operators, and investment specialists <br />• We make the best use of multiple technologies to explore and understand the land <br />We know the people <br />• We work with government agencies, preservation organizations, and scientists to identify prime bank <br />sites <br />• We have experience working with regulators to efficiently move toward full approval <br />DISCLAIMER: While Tallgrass strives to make the information on this document as timely and accurate as possible, Tallgrass makes <br />no claims, promises, or guarantees about the accuracy, completeness, or adequacy of the contents, and expressly disclaims liability for <br />errors and omissions in the contents. This document is for informational purposes only and is not a solicitation. All content is subject to <br />copyright and may not be reproduced in any form without express written consent of Tallgrass. <br />
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