Regulatory and Permits
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The Department of the Army Regulatory Program is one of the oldest in the Federal Government. Initially it served a fairly simple, straightforward purpose: to protect and maintain the navigable capacity of the nation's waters. Time, changing public needs, evolving policy, case law, and new statutory mandates have changed the complexion of the program, adding to its breadth, complexity, and authority. The Regulatory Program is committed to protecting the Nation's aquatic resources, while allowing reasonable development through fair, flexible and balanced permit decisions. The Corps evaluates permit applications for essentially all construction activities that occur in the Nation's waters, including wetlands. |
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Pittsburgh District Regulatory Boundaries | ||||||
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Pittsburgh District Regulatory Boundaries Map
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WEST VIRGINIA STREAM AND WETLAND | ||||||
WV Stream and Wetland Valuation Metric Spreadsheet v2.0
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Mason Dixon Mining Complex Info | ||||||
Contact the Pittsburgh District about the Mason Dixon Mining Complex.
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Additional Resources | ||||||
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FOIA | ||||||
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Customer Survey | ||||||
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Pittsburgh District Corps of Engineers
William S. Moorhead Federal Building
1000 Liberty Avenue
Regulatory Branch, Suite 2200
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Fax: (412) 644-4211
Northern Section 412-395-7170
Southern Section 412-395-7361
DID YOU KNOW ...
Pittsburgh District’s 26,000 square miles include portions of western Pennsylvania, northern West Virginia, eastern Ohio, western Maryland and southwestern New York. Our jurisdiction includes more than 328 miles of navigable waterways, 23 navigation locks and dams, 16 multi-purpose flood control reservoirs, 42 local flood protection projects and other projects to protect and enhance the Nation’s water resources, infrastructure and environment.
DID YOU KNOW ...
Updated: 14-May-2012