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Collection ID is exactly "13" AND Subject is exactly "Flood control-Florida"
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CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES OF THE FLORIDA STATE ROAD DEPT NO. 1

CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES OF THE FLORIDA STATE ROAD DEPT NO. 1

Date
1957 (circa)
Description
This film shows road building in Florida , including land clearing, drainage digging, pipe laying, grading, curb construction , limestone quarrying, tar spraying and asphalt laying. See BA156. Produced by Florida State Road Department.
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CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES OF THE FLORIDA STATE ROAD DEPT NO. 1

CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES OF THE FLORIDA STATE ROAD DEPT NO. 1

CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES OF THE FLORIDA STATE ROAD DEPT NO. 2

CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES OF THE FLORIDA STATE ROAD DEPT NO. 2

Date
1957 (circa)
Description
This film is a continuation of EA001, and shows more road construction . It includes concrete pouring and finished roads with traffic. Produced by the Florida State Road Department.
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CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES OF THE FLORIDA STATE ROAD DEPT NO. 2

CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES OF THE FLORIDA STATE ROAD DEPT NO. 2

LAKE JACKSON - DEVELOPMENT CONCERNS

LAKE JACKSON - DEVELOPMENT CONCERNS
Date
1982
Description
In this film, a Tallahassee storm water management representative comments on the impact construction and development in the Lake Jackson vicinity has had on the lake. He mentions the McGinnis Arm holding pond project and plans for lake rehabilitation. Produced by WFSU-TV.
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LAKE JACKSON - DEVELOPMENT CONCERNS

LAKE JACKSON - DEVELOPMENT CONCERNS
LAKE JACKSON - STORM WATER

LAKE JACKSON - STORM WATER

Date
1982
Description
Tallahassee government representatives and environmental specialists discuss Lake Jackson and Leon County storm water management concerns. They explain the life cycle of lakes, nutrient loading, the McGinnis Arm holding pond, Lake Munson, Lake Lafayette and how storm water becomes a non-source specific pollutant. Produced by WFSU-TV.
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LAKE JACKSON - STORM WATER

LAKE JACKSON - STORM WATER

Lake Jackson Residents

Lake Jackson Residents

Date
1970 (circa)
Description
This film features interviews with two residents of the Lake Jackson area of Tallahassee. The first resident expresses concern for the welfare of wildlife in the area. He complains that a local watershed is dumping silt into the water that makes it unsuitable for a fish or animal habitat. He closes his interview with cautionary comments, warning that lessons can be learned from similar situations with water bodies in southern Florida. Next, Dave "Red" Smith talks about his lifelong relationship with Lake Jackson. The segment ends with silent footage of boaters, developments and businesses in the Lake Jackson area. Produced by WFSU-TV.
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Lake Jackson Residents

Lake Jackson Residents

The Case for the Canal

The Case for the Canal
Date
1970
Description
This film describes the Cross Florida Barge Canal. A state geologist describes the lock system, and viewers see phosphate and mines. Much of the film is the same footage as CA006, "Florida's Canal Main Street." Various testimonials are given as to the quality of the canal project. Produced by Leroy Crooks.
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The Case for the Canal

The Case for the Canal
TOMORROW IS HERE TO STAY

TOMORROW IS HERE TO STAY

Date
1960 (circa)
Description
Bill Shipley interviews several individuals regarding the Cross Florida Barge Canal. Buck Ray and a Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission Officer are interviewed. They explain their opposition to the project while they travel on the Silver and Ocklawaha Rivers. Mr. Shipley interviews representatives of Ocala County's government and business organizations who support the project. Several portions of the film are missing from this presentation, which negatively affects its quality. Produced by WFSU-TV.
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TOMORROW IS HERE TO STAY

TOMORROW IS HERE TO STAY

TOMORROW IS HERE TO STAY - LAKE MUNSON

TOMORROW IS HERE TO STAY - LAKE MUNSON

Date
1970-03
Description
Bill Shipley interviews Tallahassee residents and officials concerning the spoiling of Lake Munson due to sewage contamination and nutrient loading from storm water runoff. Mr. Lewis, a 91-year-old Tallahassee native, reflects on "old time" Tallahassee. Officials and residents of Wakulla County speak in support and opposition of industrial development in their vicinity. Produced by WFSU-TV.
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TOMORROW IS HERE TO STAY - LAKE MUNSON

TOMORROW IS HERE TO STAY - LAKE MUNSON

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CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES OF THE FLORIDA STATE ROAD DEPT NO. 1 CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES OF THE FLORIDA STATE ROAD DEPT NO. 1 Construction
Drainage
Flood control-Florida
Infrastructure
Road construction 		/fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/catalog_video.jpg
CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES OF THE FLORIDA STATE ROAD DEPT NO. 2 CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES OF THE FLORIDA STATE ROAD DEPT NO. 2 Construction
Drainage
Flood control-Florida
Infrastructure
Road construction 		/fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/catalog_video.jpg
LAKE JACKSON - DEVELOPMENT CONCERNSLAKE JACKSON - DEVELOPMENT CONCERNSDrainage
Flood control-Florida
Lakes
Water management 		/fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/catalog_video.jpg
LAKE JACKSON - STORM WATER LAKE JACKSON - STORM WATER Drainage
Flood control-Florida
Lakes
Water management		/fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/catalog_video.jpg
Lake Jackson Residents Lake Jackson Residents Boating
Drainage
Flood control-Florida
Lakes
Water management
Wildlife		/fpc/memory/omeka_images/video/thumbnails90px/ba253.jpg
The Case for the CanalThe Case for the CanalEconomic conditions
Drainage
Flood control-Florida
Phosphate industry
Promotional films
Tourism		/fpc/memory/omeka_images/video/thumbnails90px/ba086.jpg
TOMORROW IS HERE TO STAY TOMORROW IS HERE TO STAY Canal construction
Drainage
Economic conditions
Flood control-Florida
Wildlife 		/fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/catalog_video.jpg
TOMORROW IS HERE TO STAY - LAKE MUNSON TOMORROW IS HERE TO STAY - LAKE MUNSON Drainage
Economic conditions
Flood control-Florida
Pollution
Wildlife 		/fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/catalog_video.jpg