Community erosion protection system analysis

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Community erosion protection system analysis

1979
Series: Technical report no. 117

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Corporate Authors:

University of Michigan, Coastal Zone Laboratory, ; Michigan Coastal Management Program ; National Ocean Survey, Office of Coastal Zone Management,
NOAA Program & Office:

NOS (National Ocean Service)
Description:

"The major objective of the study was to explore various factors and issues associated with the erosion control provisions of Michigan Public Act 148 (1976), entitled Certain public improvements by townships. One of the objectives of Act 148 was to provide communities facing severe shore erosion problems a method that would allow a "community approach" to dealing with shore erosion ... The purpose of this study was to explore the feasibility of the special assessment district concept and to provide an overview of the various issues and factors that must be considered in the potential implementation of the Act by a given unit of government."--Page 1-2.
Keywords:

Beach Erosion Coast Changes Environmental Conditions Environmental Policy Management Planning Shore Protection Beach Erosion Coast Changes Environmental Conditions Environmental Policy Shore Protection
Series:

Technical report no. 117
Document Type:

Technical Report
Funding:

Funding: Michigan Coastal Program with funds from the Office of Coastal Zone Management, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration; contract number: LRP-64;
Place as Subject:

Michigan ; Stevensville ; Stevensville (Mich.)
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Public Domain
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