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Report: A Guide to the Use of Intrinsic Aquifer Vulnerability Mapping
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This document provides examples of uses of the intrinsic vulnerability maps in land use planning and source water protection, using the South Cowichan area of Vancouver Island as an example. It draws on a number of previously published resources including the BC Well Protection Toolkit, the BC Comprehensive Drinking Water Source-to-Tap Assessment Guideline, and the BC Groundwater Bylaws Toolkit.
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Author: Liggett, Jessica; Pat Lapcevic and Kate Miller
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Date Published: Jun 2011
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Report ID: 23346
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Audience: Government and Public
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Water Information - Groundwater |
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