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Intergovernmental management of floodplains.

Material type: TextTextSeries: Program on Technology, Environment and Man Monograph ; #30Publication details: Colo. : University of Colorado. Institute of Behavioral Science, 1980Description: xv, 317 p., illDDC classification:
  • 363.349360973 21
Subject: Intergovernmental conflicts in the management of flood-prone areas arise in many contexts, including 1) adoption versus non-adoption of any management measures whatsoever, 2) structural vs non-structural approaches, 3) levels of protection to be achieved, 4) management of natural storage areas lying in more than one jurisdiction, 5) coordination of regulations, 6) coordination of acquisition and relocation, 7) exercise of extraterritorial powers. This report investigates the effectiveness of intergovernmental floodplain management in actual practice by reporting field studies conducted in a number of regions and watersheds
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Intergovernmental conflicts in the management of flood-prone areas arise in many contexts, including 1) adoption versus non-adoption of any management measures whatsoever, 2) structural vs non-structural approaches, 3) levels of protection to be achieved, 4) management of natural storage areas lying in more than one jurisdiction, 5) coordination of regulations, 6) coordination of acquisition and relocation, 7) exercise of extraterritorial powers. This report investigates the effectiveness of intergovernmental floodplain management in actual practice by reporting field studies conducted in a number of regions and watersheds

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