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Many Arizona residents wonder why most houses in the state are covered with stucco. Sometimes it looks like an unending sea of stucco.
There is a reason a significant number of homes in the southwest are covered with stucco. Stucco does a great job of protecting our homes. It also adds to the romantic and beautiful style of desert architecture.
What is stucco?
Today s stucco is a mixture of sand, Portland cement, lime and water, but can also include fiber and acrylic additives. Stucco is a strong coating that will stand the test of time and the Arizona sun, if applied properly, painted regularly, and repaired whenever there are cracks or other damage to its surface.
Requirement
Compliance with CDC guidelines with respect to wearing masks is required for on-duty or on-site federal employees, on-site federal contractors; and all persons in federal buildings or on federal lands.
CDC requires persons over age 2 to wear a mask on a conveyance (aircraft, train, vehicle, vessel) and while in a transportation hub (airport, bus terminal, seaport, etc.). Operators of conveyances arriving or departing a U.S. port of entry must require travelers to wear masks. Private conveyances for non-commercial use, commercial motor vehicles, military conveyances are excluded. The definition of mask does not include a face shield.
It is also recommended that everyone wear a cloth face covering in public settings where other social distancing measures are difficult to maintain. Face shields are not recommended as a substitute for masks.
Requirement
Compliance with CDC guidelines with respect to wearing masks is required for on-duty or on-site federal employees, on-site federal contractors; and all persons in federal buildings or on federal lands.
CDC requires persons over age 2 to wear a mask on a conveyance (aircraft, train, vehicle, vessel) and while in a transportation hub (airport, bus terminal, seaport, etc.). Operators of conveyances arriving or departing a U.S. port of entry must require travelers to wear masks. Private conveyances for non-commercial use, commercial motor vehicles, military conveyances are excluded. The definition of mask does not include a face shield.
It is also recommended that everyone wear a cloth face covering in public settings where other social distancing measures are difficult to maintain. Face shields are not recommended as a substitute for masks.