Population, Economy, Land Use: Lake Superior Basin Water Quality Management Plan Non-Metro Minnesota Portion
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Population, Economy, Land Use: Lake Superior Basin Water Quality Management Plan Non-Metro Minnesota Portion
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1974-06
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This report examines the population, economy, and land use in the
Minnesota non-metropolitan part of the Lake Superior Basin. Its objective is to evaluate existing land use problems and proposed development
plans and socio-economic forecasts in terms of their relationships to
water quality and water resources so that these plans and forecasts can
be modified, if necessary, to correlate with water quality related considerations.
The report also incorporates information on the area's hydrology
and water quality and the status of wastewater treatment facilities.
This is intended to provide a frame of reference for estimating future
wastewater treatment needs, their costs, staging and priorities. Other
objectives of the report are to identify the trends and parameters of
growth; to identify the water quality implications of existing development patterns and trends; to identify development issues and conflicts;
all to provide a basis for the continuing water quality plan and strategy for the Region.
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Arrowhead Regional Development Commission. (1974). Population, Economy, Land Use: Lake Superior Basin Water Quality Management Plan Non-Metro Minnesota Portion. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/223224.
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