Posted by flying belgian on September 25, 2011 at 07:47:28 from (98.132.233.132):
We have to sell a 2 acre parcel to the state for the hyway 14 expansion near North Mankato, Mn. We have not yet entered into negotiations. 15 years ago when the state put in some turn lanes on said piece they broke one of two drain tiles serving this piece. Ever since, there is a corner about the size of your kitchen that is always wet except in extreme dry years. In the last 15 years I have only harvested a crop from that little coroner maybe 3 times. Now this week they surrounded an area maybe three times as large and marked it with pink flags that say "wetland delineation" I have never heard that term and don't know what it means. I looked the word up in dictionary but really cannot connect the dots. Can some one ex plane to me what's going on?
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