A. CHOOSE FORMER WETLAND THAT IS DEGRADED

B. SITE, IN CURRENT CONDITION, SHOULD BE OF LIMITED VALUE

C. PRESERVATION IS A BETTER OPTION FOR SOME WETLANDS

D. USE REFERENCE WETLANDS

A. DISTURBANCES

B. HYDROLOGY

C. WATER QUALITY

D. TOPOGRAPHY AND SOILS

E. ECOLOGICAL COMMUNITIES

F. WETLAND FUNCTIONS

A. HYDROLOGY

1. VOLUMES AND FLOW

2. IMPOUNDMENT

3. CONVEYANCE

B. TOPOGRAPHY

C. SOILS

D. REVEGETATION

1. STRUCTURE

2. SOURCES

3. SPECIAL HABITAT FEATURES

4. HUMAN USE

A. CONSTRUCTION CONSIDERATIONS

1. EROSION CONTROL

2. STOCKPILED SOIL AND VEGETATION

3. AMENDMENTS

4. YARDS, ROADS AND EQUIPMENT

B. PLANTING CONSIDERATIONS

1. SEEDING

2. SPRIGS, PLUGS, RHIZOMES, TUBERS

3. CUTTINGS

4. CONTAINER, BALLED AND BURLAP, BARE ROOT

5. GENERAL