Hungry Jack Mitigation Bank

At a glance:

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

Overview:

The Hungry Jack Riparian Buffer & Nutrient Offset Bank is located in Wayne County, North Carolina, within the Neuse Watershed (HUC 03020201) below Falls Lake. The Hungry Jack Mitigation Bank was approved by the North Carolina Division of Water Resources (NCDWR) in March 2025.

The project provides riparian buffer and nutrient offset credits for existing and proposed development, as well as for NPDES-permitted wastewater nutrient sources that require mitigation or offset. By restoring riparian buffers, the project reduces nonpoint source pollutant discharges to streams within the Neuse River Basin.

Hungry Jack is approved to offer nitrogen and riparian buffer credits within the Neuse-01 watershed below Falls Lake. Its service area includes portions of Wayne, Johnston, and Wake Counties.

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

Hungry Jack Mitigation Bank Facts:

Site Size:
21.72 acres
Credit Categories:
Nutrient Credits, Buffer
Credit Types:
Nitrogen, Buffer (Riparian)
Service Areas:
Neuse 01 Watershed
Approval Types:
State Approved, Federal Approved
Regulatory Agencies:
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

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