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March 25, 2019

Gardening series to offer workshops on landscape practicalities

Are your plants withering from drinking too much brackish water that’s been creeping into your yard from too many flood tides? With all the rain we’ve been having, are water drainage issues in your yard driving you to drink too? If so, Mike Fox to the rescue! Fox is a senior associate and

WPL News landscape architecture,  rainwater management,  WPL landscape architecture,  Mike Fox,  Rain gardens,  Rain barrels,  residential landscape design,  South Hampton Roads Master Gardeners' Series,  Green Thumb Gardening Series Hampton Roads

February 11, 2019

Center in the Storm: Environmental Center Exemplifies Stormwater Practices

By: WPL Landscape Architecture Group According to a report from the National Research Council, stormwater runoff from built environments is one of the biggest challenges in modern water pollution control. Therefore, when taking on projects, landscape architects would benefit from the

WPL News chesapeake bay foundation,  WPL landscape architecture,  Coastal design,  coastal resiliency,  resilient hampton roads,  resilient virginia beach,  chesapeake bay

January 28, 2019

Virginia Beach unveils study, new concepts to fight impact of sea-level rise

A multi-year study resulted in a 126-page report that will be presented to Virginia Beach City Council on Tuesday. VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — The City of Virginia Beach is releasing results of a multi-year study of how to combat rising sea levels and future flooding impacts. The Comprehensive Sea

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December 5, 2018

Foot Prints by Randy Smith

This month’s article is written from the desk of the City Surveyor at the City of Virginia Beach. Randy Smith is a dedicated Land Surveyor who has used many different avenues to reach his goals as a Licensed Surveyor. I have worked around Randy many times, and the experience is always a pleasure.

WPL News Wilfred P Large,  Virginia Beach Land Surveyors,  Virginia Association of Surveyors,  WPL Land Surveyors

October 31, 2018

Oaks are a treasure; extra measure for preservation is well-worth the effort

Virginia Beach “Tree Preservation Area” say the signs on chain-link fences surrounding beautiful old live oaks, a holly tree and more on a stretch of Atlantic Avenue between 74th and 75th streets in Virginia Beach. The sign is builder Chris Ettel’s statement about protecting the trees along

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proposed virginia beach surf park

November 21, 2017

Pharrell’s memories of Dome site propel vision for surf park. Virginia Beach on board with idea.

VIRGINIA BEACH When he was young, Pharrell Williams said he would drive past the Dome site with his grandmother on her way to clean offices. He remembers listening to music there too before the venue was torn down in 1994. Now the music superstar is involved in a project that’s going to transform

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