Water Resource Economic Assessment

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Community Size
28,894
Years
2015/2016
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Students will perform a detailed study of the economic benefits that the region gains from its water resources. The study will analyze waterdependent businesses, tourism activities, and special events. Analysis will examine exported economic sectors; impacts on hotels, restaurants, airports, and other hospitality industries; increased tax revenues for local governments; and other impacts. This project will be undertaken alongside the Water Quality Improvement Plan course in Landscape Architecture.

Read the final student report delivered to the local gov/community partner.

Smart Communities Initiative Contact Info

University Faculty Contact
Ben Compton
Economics

Local Government / Community Contact
Michael Frixen

Regional Planner

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