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    An illustrative example of evaluation procedures (Drainage scheme -- North Canterbury)

    Norton, A. C.; Jensen, R. C.
    Abstract
    The objective of the project is to provide information on an accept-reject decision on the Osborne’s Drain Improvement Scheme. The scope of the project is to prevent flooding and to improve the efficiency of drainage, so that the area can be developed to its full potential as high producing land. The accompanying plan shows the boundaries of the area and the location of the work, proposed in the scheme. All properties within the scheme will have a direct outfall into an improve channel which will be maintained in the future as a public drain in a classified rating district.
    Keywords
    drainage scheme; North Canterbury; New Zealand; flood level; flooding; irrigation schemes; irrigation development; economic aspects
    Date
    1968-06
    Type
    Discussion Paper
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