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Alcona County Great Lakes sports fishing facilities study : land development plan and tourism promotional strategy

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1982

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Alcona County Great Lakes sports fishing facilities study : land development plan and tourism promotional strategy

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Corporate Authors:

Alcona County Economic Development Corp ; Northeast Michigan Community Services Agency, Inc ; Northeast Michigan Council of Governments ; National Ocean Survey, Office of Coastal Zone Management, ;

Description:

"The purpose of this study is to plan for and provide perspective designs for possible improvement to the necessary facilities that accommodate [the sports fishing] industry. This study is also intended to recommend certain measures that may be implemented by either the public or private sector, through a cooperative partnership, that will satisfy the need of anglers, businessment and residents which are impacted by sports fishing activities. Finally, this study is to take a detailed look at the Harrisville community to analyze specific issues and problems relative to this industry."--p.3.

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Professional Paper

Funding:

Funding: Office of Coastal Zone Management, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration; grant number: NA-80-AA-H-CZ157; task number: 4D-9.2;

Place as Subject:

Michigan ; Alcona County ; Harrisville ; Alcona County (Mich.) ;

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National Ocean Service (NOS)

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