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1 Sarasota Food Policy Council Sarasota County, FL 2013 Food Policy Council Convening Chicago, IL November 13 14, 2013 Robert A. Kluson, PhD. Agriculture/Natural Resources Extension Agent III UF/IFAS Extension Sarasota County First, Where and Who Is Sarasota, Florida? 1
2 Sarasota County: AG Lands Distribution & Extent Sarasota Food Policy Council History Formed in the 2005 spring as non-official, advisory committee to Sarasota County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC); facilitated by Sarasota County Extension & Office of Sustainability Purpose is to support the activities of the BOCC in rewriting of the county s Comprehensive Plan by developing policy recommendations for agriculture based on concepts of sustainability. An inclusive group representing the diverse community of Sarasota County, e.g., Agriculture producers and industries Health department, professionals & non-profits Environmental and social advocacy groups Elected officials: county, state & national School district and education professionals Engaged and concerned individuals Sarasota Community & Government Sustainability History Florida House Construction (1992) Env. Sensitive Lands Protection Program (1999) Office of Sustainability Resolution (2002) Ecological Footprint Analysis (2004) FL Green Building Coalition & Green Local Government Certifications Annual Sustainable Communities Conferences Holistic Management Policies Watershed 20/50 Land Planning Program Community Health Improvement Partnerships 2
3 Sarasota County Food Policy Council Food Policy Development Process Education of Food and Foodshed-Related Issues and Sustainability Review of county s Comprehensive Plan Consensus-Building of Policy Recommendations to County Commissioners Public Presentation by FPC members Foodshed Education Community Foodshed Education 3
4 Sarasota Food Policy Council Accomplishments Facilitation of meetings with participants from the diversity of the Sarasota County community Policy recommendations were adopted as new agriculture policies the Comprehensive Plan of Sarasota County based upon: Sustainable agriculture Local community foodshed development Farmland protection Continuation of FPC requested by County Commissioners for implementation process after policy adoption Food Policy Example Future Land Use Chapter Policy Provide implementation incentives for: Coordinaton of community gardens & farms, and farmers markets on county lands & land development Local Farm to Institution purchasing & marketing Community food system assessments Farmland protection initiatives Urban agriculture, as well as traditional agriculture Supporting farms using sustainable agriculture Encouraging School District to use locally-grown foods in school breakfast & lunch program Food Policy Implementation Process Food Policy Implementation ReNewAbility Workshop Process Conduct community workshops to promote local foodshed development based on: the ReNewAbility process facilitation of stakeholders w/ diverse backgrounds and interests identification of individual assets & needs collaboration building for foodshed projects new food policies of Sarasota County Comprehensive Plan 4
5 Current Projects Setup of community gardens & farmers markets on county parklands by Extension Food desert analysis reports by Extension Local foodshed assets mapping by Extension Community food summit by Health Department Farm to School and school garden programs by School District & Extension Mobile vegetable truck by local Foodbank Project Wish List Reconvening of FPC for better coordination and efficacy of healthy community projects Completed community foodshed assessment Double Value Coupon program More community food summit events Expanded Farm to School and school garden programs Healthy Corner Store program & more mobile produce trucks Acknowledgements Kari Ellingstad Director, Community Health Improvement Partnership (CHIP) Sarasota County Health Department Nan Summers Academic Services Administrator College of Hospitality and Technology Leadership University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee 5
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