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Meirs - A method for evaluating the environmental impacts of general plans

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Master Environmental Impact Report (MEIR) is the term given Environmental Impact Reports on General Plans, Economic Development Programs and other types of long-range non-specific master planning efforts. This article defines the functional role of MEIR's and describes a methodology for preparing, updating, and maintaining MEIR's as a component of the on-going general planning process.

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  1. Environmental Assessment Section, Sata Clara County Planning Dept., 70 West Hedding Street, 95110, San Jose, CA, USA

    Richard C. Hall (Senior Planner)

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Hall, R.C. Meirs - A method for evaluating the environmental impacts of general plans. Water Air Soil Pollut 7, 251–260 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00280867

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