Florida's Comprehensive Historic Preservation Plan, 2012-2016: Preserving Florida's Heritage, More than Orange Marmalade

From introduction: "Planning is an invaluable tool to identify the major issues that affect preservation efforts around the state. The funding of preservation projects, resource protection, public education, and increased intergovernmental coordination are just a few of the many issues facing Florida’s preservationists today. The primary purpose of Florida’s historic preservation plan is to provide guidance for the implementation of sound planning procedures for the location, identification, and protection of the state’s archaeological and historic resources. Planning uses many tools, including economic and demographic analysis, natural and cultural resource evaluation, goal setting, and strategic planning. The development and implementation of a sound, well-coordinated comprehensive preservation plan should assist Florida’s preservation organizations in their efforts to protect the state’s rapidly dwindling historic and archaeological resources." This plan was funded by a fiscal year 2011 Historic Preservation Fund Grant to the Florida State Historic Preservation Office (grant number 12-11-31916, project number FL-11-002). The grant provided for a revision of Florida's statewide Comprehensive Historic Preservation Plan, following on the 2006-2010 plan Planning for the Past: Preserving Florida's Heritage.

Florida's Comprehensive Historic Preservation Plan, 2012-2016: Preserving Florida's Heritage, More than Orange Marmalade

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