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(4 cr; QP–Sr or instructor consent; SP–Sr or instructor consent; A-F only)
Ecological, economic, and legal principles applied to land use planning in relation to agricultural, industrial, residential, wild land, forestry, recreational, and transportation needs. Legislative, agency, and citizen involvement in environmental law formulation and enforcement. Case studies.The instructors for NatR
3344 "Land Use Planning" is:
Dan
Svedarsky, Phil
Baird, and
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Students with Special Needs:
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their ability to perform in this class are encouraged to inform the instructor at the
start of the quarter. Tutors are available, and adaptation of methods, materials, or tests
may be made as required to provide for equitable participation. This syllabus is also
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