Members of New Port Richey’s environmental committee are inviting members of the public to a 45 minute showing of an information film called “Growing Cities.” The film highlights efforts in other cities to bring urban agriculture into development planning as part of mixed-use zoning. More information about the topic will be available at the event […]
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The city of New Port Richey’s Environmental Committee wants to substantially improve the local ecology, sustinability and, perhaps more notably, improve the city’s curb appeal.
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New Port Richey plans to conduct environmental testing on Orange Lake, a central fixture in downtown New Port Richey. Gaydos Hydros Services has been hired by the city to pump up to five feet of water ouf of the lake to see if it replenishes on its own. If the water is replaced quickly, according […]
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