§ 1792 Wetland Credit Minimum Pricing
This law lets the state set a lowest price for each wetland credit in a wetland bank, and it makes the bank operator tell the state how much each acre of created wetland costs.
A developer builds a 10‑acre wetland park to offset a new housing project.
The state can set a minimum price for each credit from that park, and the developer must give the state a breakdown of all the costs (land, building the wetland, upkeep, taxes, etc.) so the state can figure out the average cost per acre.
Average Cost per Acre = (Land Cost + Wetland Creation Cost + Administration/Maintenance Cost + Taxes + Department Costs + Other Relevant Costs) ÷ Number of Wetland Acres
Developer creates 10 acres of wetland.
Result: Total cost = $415,000; Average Cost per Acre = $415,000 ÷ 10 = $41,500 per acre
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§ 1792 Wetland Credit Minimum Pricing
Last verified: January 10, 2026