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iii. <br />i ace for alai r a Stor ater a <br />now elt o etla s <br />xective u a <br />- - 1. etlands caa a affected, even destroyed, y hydrologic changes. <br />ydrologic changes can a caused y direct discharges and outlet <br />changes but also by indirect impacts from development with <br />impervious surfaces. <br />3. The amount of damage caused by hydrologic changes is directly <br />related to the sensitivity of the wetland vegetation. <br />4. Highly sensitive wetlands should avoid hydrologic changes. <br />5. Less sensitive wetlands can sustain some hydrologic <br />modification-but not an unlimited amount. <br />6. A systematic plan that avoids, minimizes, and mitigates the <br />broad spectrum of potential impacts is the only viable option for <br />sustainable wetland protection, aintenance, aad management. <br />