Sande,
Sorry for being cryptic.
CSA stands for community supported agriculture. In a CSA, you have a direct
relationship with the people growing your food. You pay the farmer in advance
for a share of the season's harvest, in effect sharing the risk. I'm told the
idea was started in Japan,
Dear Tony
Thank you for you objective research on the Pittsburgh experience.
Hope
folks will read.
Mark
Anthony West wrote:
Marianne
Das wrote:>Do you know if
Pittsburgh's Historical Commission offers financial>incentives
has restrictive Rules and Regulations?Their
Rules and Regulations appear
Anthony West wrote:
I believe the enabling legislation that creates Historical Commissions and
permits the establishment of HDs is state-level so their underlying powers
should be similar. I haven't heard of any Historical
commissions anywhere that offer financial incentives, but then I
Thanks for contributing this!
It seems to me that one of the morals of Shadyside West is that those of
us who have reservations about historic designation should organize to
canvas the whole neighborhood ourselves. I understand that the Historic
Commission is supposed to do this as a final
On Wed, May 01, 2002 at 06:20:26AM -0700, debra kimmelman wrote:
I believe the enabling legislation that creates Historical Commissions and
permits the establishment of HDs is state-level so their underlying powers
should be similar. I haven't heard of any Historical
commissions anywhere
Following up on Debra Kimmelman's questions:
Is this Pittsburgh neighborhood (Shadyside West) a high-density student
rental area, with large numbers of absentee landlords? If so, who was
canvassed for the HD question? The absentee landlords? The student
renters?
Is there a problem with
