34: How to Maintain Good Neighbor Relationships

Sustainable Winegrowing

English - April 19, 2018 04:00 - 24 minutes - 19.4 MB - ★★★★★ - 33 ratings
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Living near a vineyard is desirable to many people. Also, development pressure is pushing housing into areas which have traditionally been solely agricultural. This leads to conflicts over noise, dust, and trespassing. Deputy Agricultural Commissioner of San Luis Obispo County Marc Lea and George Donati, General Manager of Pacific Vineyard Company, discuss the types of conflicts between growers and their residential neighbors in San Luis Obispo county and some of the creative, respectful, and successful ways they address these issues to create and maintain good neighbor relationships.

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Feeling the Squeeze in the Vineyards | Anne Louise Bannon Pacific Vineyard Company SLO County Right to Farm Ordinance SLO County Right to Farm Ordinance FAQs San Luis Obispo County Department of Agriculture/Weights & Measures (Ag Commissioner) SIP Certified

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