Flood insurance : asset or liability in land use control.

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TextSeries: Research report (Emergency Planning Canada) ; 76 2Publication details: Ottawa : Emergency Planning Canada, 1976Description: 17, [7] pSubject(s):

Insurance, Flood -- Canada

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368.12220971 21

Subject: Part 1 of this publication presents a review of some of the major issues and pertinent background information associated with the flood problem in Canada. Part two considers a selection of related problems while the third part concludes the introductory section with an examination of some of the goals and policies that govern implementation of various sets of solutions. Part four presents an analysis of the flood problem with respect to the potential offered by the Insurance Strategy

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Part 1 of this publication presents a review of some of the major issues and pertinent background information associated with the flood problem in Canada. Part two considers a selection of related problems while the third part concludes the introductory section with an examination of some of the goals and policies that govern implementation of various sets of solutions. Part four presents an analysis of the flood problem with respect to the potential offered by the Insurance Strategy

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