This week, Blake and I have set up a meeting with
the District Office of Planning, Laine Cidlowski. The meeting was originally
scheduled for last Tuesday, but was cancelled as a result of the snowstorm. At
the meeting, we expect to have a number of key questions for Laine. In
addition, we hope to finalize the scope of the project that meets the needs of
both Blake’s class and this class. The meeting will be held on 2/24 at the
Office of Planning. After this meeting, Blake and I will then meet later on in
the week for a debriefing of the meeting, and to finalize how the scope of the
project will meet the requirements for both classes. Moreover, we plan to have
identified case study cities that we will use as comparisons for the potential
model of the District’s Food Hub. Should our work plan need to be updated, we
will do so accordingly.
In terms of what most excites me about the project,
I am excited about interviewing the operators of our case study food hubs. I think
it is a necessary step for our project. They will have first-hand knowledge of
what works and what doesn’t. In this
way, we may receive information that might be missed by solely focusing our
research on written articles. In addition, successes and challenges may have
changed since the articles we identify have been written. In interviewing an
operator of a food hub, we will get the first hand knowledge this project
needs. The thing that worries me the most is the unpredictability of the
weather. I do not think as team we can afford to have another meeting
cancelled. Going forwards, we should have a backup plan should one of our weeks
be altered due to weather events.
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