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Margaritaville is biggest beneficiary of Daytona s building permit fee waiver

Margaritaville is biggest beneficiary of Daytona s building permit fee waiver Clayton Park, The Daytona Beach News-Journal Latitude Margaritaville draws newcomers to Daytona Beach Replay Video UP NEXT DAYTONA BEACH When the coronavirus pandemic sent the Florida economy into lock-down mode in March, the Daytona Beach City Commission voted to temporarily waive building permit fees to keep the local construction industry going. We wanted to keep people working if they could do so safely, said then-City Commissioner Rob Gilliland. What we were trying to do was help the little guys. Some small businesses were helped by the waiver. But the biggest beneficiary by far was the area s current largest builder of new homes: Minto Communities, developer of the fast-growing Latitude Margaritaville 55-and-older community off of LPGA Boulevard west of Interstate 95.

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Government Must Not Cave To Primary Sector Pressure On Intensive Winter Grazing Rules

Thursday, 17 December 2020, 2:15 pm Thursday, 17 December: Greenpeace says the Government must not cave to industry pressure to weaken intensive winter grazing rules designed to protect rivers and climate for the good of all New Zealanders. Intensive winter grazing is a practice which sees cows densely confined to paddocks in the middle of winter, with the worst examples visible in Southland. Disturbing images released in recent years of cows in mud expose the cruelty of the practice which also leads to intensified pollution of waterways and the climate. Greenpeace’s call for the Government to take a strong stand against agricultural industry pressure follows the release of a statement from a

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Environment – Government must not cave to primary sector pressure on intensive winter grazing rules – Greenpeace

Environment – Government must not cave to primary sector pressure on intensive winter grazing rules – Greenpeace
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Government Must Not Cave To Primary Sector Pressure On Intensive Winter Grazing Rules – Greenpeace

Greenpeace says the Government must not cave to industry pressure to weaken intensive winter grazing rules designed to protect rivers and climate for the good of all New Zealanders. Intensive winter grazing is a practice which sees cows densely confined to paddocks in the middle of winter, with the worst examples visible in Southland. Disturbing images released in recent years of cows in mud expose the cruelty of the practice which also leads to intensified pollution of waterways and the climate. Greenpeace’s call for the Government to take a strong stand against agricultural industry pressure follows the release of a statement from a Southland Advisory Group, which was established to review the national intensive winter grazing regulations.

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Press Release – Greenpeace New Zealand Thursday, 17 December: Greenpeace says the Government must not cave to industry pressure to weaken intensive winter grazing rules designed to protect rivers and climate for the good of all New Zealanders. Intensive winter grazing is a practice … Thursday, 17 December: Greenpeace says the Government must not cave to industry pressure to weaken intensive winter grazing rules designed to protect rivers and climate for the good of all New Zealanders. Intensive winter grazing is a practice which sees cows densely confined to paddocks in the middle of winter, with the worst examples visible in Southland. Disturbing images released in recent years of cows in mud expose the cruelty of the practice which also leads to intensified pollution of waterways and the climate.

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