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TitleCity of St. Joseph, Michigan Coastal Engineering Study
Publication TypeReport
Year of Publication2012
Date Published08/2012
Abstract

This report is intended to evaluate the Lake Michigan coast within the St. Joseph City Limits and to provide recommendations for shoreline management to best preserve the public trust property along the shoreline and protect private interests and property, taking into consideration the unique characteristics and circumstances of the shoreline in different areas of the city that will govern the shoreline management approach. The recommended shoreline management approach is intended to help city policy makers as they evaluate options to further public purposes such as protecting natural resources; preserving the Lake Michigan shoreline, advancing the economic and environmental wellbeing, health, safety, and general welfare of the City; and preserving/enhancing property values by preserving the natural character of the shoreline.

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