Four Mile Mitigation Bank

At a glance:

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

Overview:

Four Mile Mitigation Bank is a 43-acre bank located in Preble County, Ohio within the Lower Great Miami Watershed. In addition to generating stream credits for the Lower Great Miami watershed, the primary service area for Four Mile will also consist of the Whitewater and Middle Ohio-Laughery combined watersheds. Four Mile Mitigation Bank was approved by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in consultation with the Ohio Interagency Review Team in November 2025.

Four Mile aims to restore existing eroded and channelized streams, improve in-stream habitat, re-establish and rehabilitate riparian areas to increase agricultural runoff filtering capacity, improve bank stability and improve wildlife habitat quality, just to name a few.

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

Four Mile Mitigation Bank Facts:

Site Size:
43 acres
Credit Categories:
Stream Credits
Credit Types:
Service Areas:
Lower Great Miami
Approval Types:
Pending approval by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Regulatory Agencies:
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

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