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AROUND HASTINGS: Grant to help Florida farmers fight threats
Nancy Quatrano
There are many things that can kill our crops in Florida.
Things like the Giant African Land Snail, the cactus moth, invasive fruit flies, and the Ailanthus altissima Tree of Heaven can wipe out crops for multiple years.
Food crops, sod, trees and ornamentals are all fair game for these threats. Weather is one of them, but invasive foreign plants, bacteriological enemies, and insect pests are major factors, too.
The GAL snail is considered by scientists to be one of the most damaging snails in the world, according to the USDA. It’s known to eat at least 500 different types of plants including, but not limited to, most beans, peas, cucumbers and melons.
Project Architect/Preservation Specialist Full-timeType:
FFA is a full-service design firm providing award-winning expertise in architecture, historic preservation, planning, and interior design. Since 1956, our practice has been focused on developing architecture that is timeless, beautiful, and sustainable. FFA is proud of this tradition and its legacy of thoughtful, contextual projects throughout the Pacific Northwest.
FFA is seeking a full-time Project Architect, with experience in historic preservation, to work primarily on National Park Service and parks-related projects. Candidates must have experience in historic structure report (HSR) writing, condition assessments, building preservation planning, schematic design, design development, construction documents, and construction administration with emphasis on public agency work. A background working in an open, collaborative, and creative team environment is essential.
Buena Vistaâs board of trustees approved Architectural Design Guidelines for Historic East Main Street Jan. 26.
The Architectural Design Guidelines were developed over the last 2 years by the townâs Historic Preservation Commission with the help of History Colorado and the publicâs input, according to a HPC press release.
The guidelines are based on the United States Secretary of Interiorâs Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties and best practices of numerous, similar, historic Colorado towns.
The intent of the Architectural Design Guidelines is to preserve Buena Vistaâs historic downtown for our citizens and future generations, the release stated.Â