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Assessment of the Effectiveness of Derelict Land Grant in Reclaiming Land for Development

By: Department of the Environment
80 pages, Figs, tabs
Assessment of the Effectiveness of Derelict Land Grant in Reclaiming Land for Development
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  • Assessment of the Effectiveness of Derelict Land Grant in Reclaiming Land for Development ISBN: 9780117529236 Paperback Dec 1994 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 months
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About this book

The Derelict Land Grant has been successful in achieving environmental improvements, but how far has it tackled the reclamation of land for housing, industrial and commercial development? This study investigates the scheme's success in reclaiming land for hard end-use development, its cost effectiveness and benefits, and considers any changes desirable for the future. 160 schemes were included in the study and 25 representative case studies were investigated in greater depth to explore engineering, valuation, urban design and aspects of administration.

Contents

National Random Sample of Schemes; Case Studies of DLG Schemes; Study Findings - Conclusions and Recommendations for Future Policy.

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By: Department of the Environment
80 pages, Figs, tabs
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