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	title of this thread your message Mitigation Banking is a strong rule builders must follow here in Florida. Endangered trees/grasses/animals,etc take full priority over any construction. Yes it is possible to build near the Everglades, but the builders must be prepared to jump through many hoops, and pay hefty sums into Mitigation banking. It simply isn't worth the hassle. That money is then used to purchase enviromentally sensative land, and/or plant native trees. I was denied permission to expand my boat dock into the intracoastal, as I would have needed to remove a patch of red mangrove, and Johnson grass. Denial was due to Manatee's spend winters in front of my home, feeding on the grasses. It is nearly impossible to raze a historic building, but several companies specialize in moving such structures. Because of the 1928 hurricane, their isn't much in the way of historic structures to begin with. associated web images (optional) associated web link (optional) your email your password create a forums account \| you forgot your password?