wetlands maps are inherently unreliable. if you want to be sure, engage a biologist to perform a jurisdictional wetlands determination (this is based on three specific factors-hydrology, soils and vegetation). it is also possible the wetlands may not be federally-regulated but subject to state regulatory jurisdiction. your state may also have buffer areas that cannot be developed to protect wetlands.  

@Joseph Barbaretta NoVa is one of those places where the high regulatory environment can actually work to your benefit, but ABSOLUTELY make sure those permits get pulled.

Banks don’t like this so demand for capital is unmet due to a countercyclical regulatory hangover from the 2008 crisis.

They provide "small business payroll, merchant payment processing services and insurance, which are subject to special regulatory requirements" per SEC filings.

This will give them greater regulatory control I think as well since it will eliminate poorly written documents and or predatory documents.

The submeter company should provide regulatory assistance to keep your property in compliance with local rules and regulations.

I'm a bank regulatory attorney (I work for a bank regulator, not private practice).

If so all investment offerings that are publically advertised must be registered - with the SEC if it is interstate - with the state regulatory agency if it is intrastate.

One was the passage by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board (followed by other federal regulatory agencies) of a rule which validated the clauses in debts issued by federally-chartered savings and loans (and later followed by the U.S.

As far as I see the taxpayers got screwed not the borrowers.In other news we have our local regulatory idiot, jeff Merkley acting like his work on Dodd-Frank, pages 2976-2988, will solve all our problems.