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April 24, 2026 Environmental

Colorado’s New Dredge and Fill Program Reshapes Project Implementation

The Colorado Water Quality Control Commission recently approved Regulation 87, establishing a new state-level dredge and fill permitting program for projects throughout Colorado. This change introduces new permitting requirements that project teams must account for, especially as projects move from design into construction.  

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