By using this data, you agree to the SEMCOG Copyright License Agreement. 1-foot elevation contour lines for Macomb County, Michigan, stored in file geodatabase format. Created from LiDAR data collected in 2017-2018.

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EGLE administers the statewide Michigan Green Schools certification program. The program is dedicated to assisting all Michigan schools public and private achieve environmental goals that include protecting the air, land, water and animals of our state along with world outreach through good ecological practices and the teaching of educational stewardship of students pre-kindergarten through high school.A school is eligible to receive a Green School, Emerald School, or Evergreen School Environmental Stewardship Designation if the school or students perform the required number of activities, with a minimum of two activities from each of the four categories. The activity requirements for each level of environmental stewardship designation are as follows:Fields included in this dataset are:SchoolName: The name of the school.SchoolCity: The city that the school is in.SchoolCounty: The county that the school is in.CountyCoordName: The name of the county coordinator that approved the schoolCertificationLevel: The Green Schools certification level achieved based on number of activities achieved.Green: 10 total activities with at least two activities from each of the four categories.Emerald: 15 total activities with at least two activities from each of the four categories.Evergreen: 20 total activities with at least two activities from each of the four categories.Awaiting Final Result: Macomb County has not sent the final certification levels to the State of Michigan.Please visit EGLE's Green School site for more information and direct questions to Eileen Boekestein, EGLE's Environmental Education Coordinator at BoekesteinE@Michigan.gov.

The project consisted of color digital aerial imagery acquisition and color digital orthophoto production at 0.5-foot ground sample distance (GSD) for Oakland County (approximately 907 square miles). The aerial photography plan and the 2, 500 foot x 2, 500 foot digital orthophoto tiles were based on the SEMCOG approved Tile system, based upon the State Plane Grid.

In the Spring of 2010, Southeast Michigan Council of Government (SEMCOG) obtained new orthoimagery for all seven of the membership counties - Livingston, Macomb, Monroe, Oakland, Washtenaw, Wayne, and St. Clair.