Annual report of the Commissioner of Conservation and the State Forester and Director of Parks.

Report year ends November 30.

Effects of subdivision and access restrictions on private land recreation opportunities /

"August 1993."

History of Detroit : 1780 to 1850, financial and commercial /

"... Reprinted, with some additions, from a series of articles published in the Detroit news in 1913."

Annual report - Water and Sewerage Dept.

For earlier file, whose numbering it continues, see: Detroit Metro Water Dept. Operating report.

Charter of the City of Detroit. Adopted by vote of the people of the City of Detroit, June 25, 1918. Filed with the Secretary of State and in effect June 27, 1918.

Mode of access: Internet.

Improvement of the city of Detroit : reports /

Mode of access: Internet.

Treasures of use and beauty; an epitome of the choicest gems of wisdom, history, reference and recreation ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Assessment principles, practices, and procedures of the Detroit Board of Assessors,

Cover title: Manual of assessment principles, practices and procedures of the Detroit Board of Assessors.

The municipal code of the city of Detroit, containing the city charter and the compiled ordinances.

Cover title.

Out of the wilderness? Achieving sustainable development within Scottish national parks

The introduction of national parks to Scotland represents a significant shift in the evolution of protected area management within the UK. Although the National Parks (Scotland) Act 2000 adopts the established national park aims of conservation and recreation, provisions are also made for advancing notions of sustainable development. This paper provides an assessment of the degree to which the Scottish national park model is likely to enable the realisation of multiple national park objectives. Five key areas are considered for analysis. These relate to management aims, institutional arrangements, implementation, democratic accountability and funding. The evaluation reveals that whilst management provisions have been established in accordance with international sustainable development guidelines, a number of concerns relating to operational processes remain.

An analysis of the photoelectron and Rydberg states of formaldehyde /|nby Carol R. Lessard. -- 260 St. Catharines [Ont.] : Dept. of Chemistry, Brock University,

Although it is generally accepted that Rydberg orbitals are very large and diffuse, and that electron promotion to a Rydberg orbital is not too different from ionization of the molecule, analysis of the two types of transitions proves otherwise. The photoelectron spectrum of the 2B2 (n) ion has very little vibrational structure attached to the origin band; on the other hand, several of the Rydberg transitions which involve the promotion of the n(bZ) electron exhibit a great deal of vibrational activity. In particular, the members of the n=3 Rydberg\ series interact with and perturb each other through pseudo-Jahn-Teller vibronic coupling. The vacuum ultraviolet spectrum contains a number of features which are difficult to explain, and two unusually sharp bands can only be identified as representing some form of electron promotion in formaldehyde.