TREATISE

• Federal, State, and Local Environmental Control Agencies
• How to Obtain a United States Army Corps of Engineers Permit
• How to Obtain a State Environmental Permit
• Preparing and Presenting Applications for Regulatory Permits: Selected Issues from the Government’s, Applicant’s, and Expert’s Perspective
  

• Ethics and Professionalism: Introduction
• Ethical Considerations in Representing Clients Before Administrative Agencies and Local Governments
• Professionalism
• Ethics: A Practical Approach to Pro Bono Goals
• Professionalism and Ethics in the Local Land Use Practice
• Regulating Executive Branch Lobbyists
• Unlicensed Practice of Law and Environmental Consultants
  

• The Role of the Environmental Consultant: Overview
• The Role of the Environmental Consultant in Risk Assessment and Risk–Based Corrective Actions
• The Role of the Environmental Consultant in Corrective Action Permitting
• The Role of the Environmental Consultant in Environmental Site Assessment
  

• Brief Overview of Florida Administrative Procedure Act
• Rulemaking Provisions
• Rule Challenges
• Declaratory Statements
• Administrative Adjudication: Decisions Affecting Substantial Interests
• Uniform Rules of Procedure Under the Administrative Procedure Act
• Appellate Review
• Licensing Activities Under the Administrative Procedure Act
• Bids and Competitive Proposals
• Public Access to Agency Decisions
• Attorneys’ Fees
  

• Government and Private Party Enforcement of Federal Environmental Laws and Regulations
• State Enforcement of Environmental Laws and Regulations
  Local Government Environmental Enforcement and Compliance Programs
  

• Common Law Rights and Remedies in Pollution Cases
  

• Antitrust Regulation of Environmental and Land Use Activities
  

• Introduction to Coastal Regulation
• Coastal Construction Below the Mean High–Water Line
• Establishment of Coastal Construction Control Lines
• Coastal Construction Control Line Permits
• Coastal Permitting Procedures
• Thirty–Year Erosion Zone
• Development Agreements
• Coastal Armoring
• Sea Level Rise Policy in Florida
  

Federal Regulation

• Federal Regulation of Waters and Wetlands — Overview
• Section 10 Permits for Work In or Affecting Navigable Waters of the United States
• Section 404 Permits for Discharging Dredged or Fill Material
• Nationwide Permits Under Both Rivers and Harbors Act Section 10 and Clean Water Act Section 404
• Federal Regulation of Waters and Wetlands — Permit Application Considerations

State Regulation

• History of Surface Water and Wetlands Regulation
• Statewide Wetlands and Other Surface Waters Delineation Methodologies
• Environmental Resource Permit Grandfathering
• Environmental Resource Permitting Exemptions
• Division of Responsibility for Wetlands Permitting
• Environmental Resource Permits — Quantity
• Environmental Resource Permits — Quality
• Environmental Resource Permits — Environmental Criteria
• Environmental Resource Permits — Institutional Criteria
• Statewide Environmental Resource Permitting
• Secondary and Cumulative Impact Analysis
• Elimination, Reduction and Minimization of Impacts
• Compliance and Enforcement Programs of the Water Management Districts
• Mitigation Banking in Florida
• Addressing Environmental Resource Permit Issues Prior to Closing on a Purchase of Real Property
• Water Resource Compliance and Enforcement
• Uniform Mitigation Assessment Method
• Regional Offsite Mitigation Areas – Another Mitigation Alternative
• Florida’s EPA-Approved NPDES Stormwater Program
• Mangrove Trimming and Preservation