Raccoon Creek Wetland and Stream Mitigation Bank

At a glance:

Type: Mitigation Bank • Location: Orange County, Florida (Econlockhatchee River Headwaters, SJRWMD Basin #19)

Overview:

Raccoon Creek Wetland and Stream Mitigation Bank is a 111.56-acre site located along Raccoon Creek & adjacent to Camel Creek in the Little Wabash Watershed in Wayne County, Illinois. The bank site benefits the watershed as agricultural and pasture runoff will is filtered as it flows across the Bank site. Occasional floodwaters from Raccoon Creek & Camel Creek will be filtered in the established wetlands, which will also store flood waters and provide substantial wildlife benefits. Raccoon Creek Wetland and Stream Mitigation Bank was approved by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Louisville District in October 2023 for a potential of 95.46 wetland credits and 1078.35 stream credits. The mitigation plan includes the restoration and enhancement of forested and emergent wetland habitats.

Raccoon Creek Wetland and Stream MB is approved to offset wetland and stream impacts within the following Watersheds:

  • 05120112 – Embarras (secondary)
  • 05120113 – Lower Wabash (primary)
  • 05120114 – Little Wabash (primary)
  • 05120115 – Skillet (primary)
  • 05140204 – Saline (secondary)

Quick Facts:

Size:
212 acres
Credit Type:
Species-Specific Credits (Florida Sand Skink, Blue Tailed Mole Skink)
Service Area:
Portions of Highlands, Lake, Orange, Osceola, and Polk Counties, FL
Regulatory Agency:​
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Raccoon Creek Wetland and Stream Mitigation Bank Facts:

Site Size:
111.18 acres
Credit Categories:
Wetland Credits, Stream Credits
Credit Types:
Stream, Forested Wetland
Service Areas:
Wabash
Approval Types:
Regulatory Agencies:

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