Land-use proposals for the Liesbeeck-Black River confluence area : an investigation into the key constraining factors for land-use decision-making

Master Thesis

1994

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Chand, Sadia
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Sowman, Merle
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University of Cape Town

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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
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The primary aim of this dissertation is to analyze the information gathered in the baseline report, and evaluate the factors influencing land-use in the confluence area. The objectives are to identify the key constraining factors to land-use planning in the confluence area, and to propose appropriate land uses in light of these key constraining factors. These proposals must bear in mind the local and metropolitan significance of the confluence area.
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Bibliography: leaves 81-82.

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Environmental Studies

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Chand, S. 1994. Land-use proposals for the Liesbeeck-Black River confluence area : an investigation into the key constraining factors for land-use decision-making. University of Cape Town.

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