Direct staff to prepare report on non-chemical weed control methods
In Plain English
The city currently uses chemical herbicides to control weeds on public property. Council wants staff to research alternatives like mechanical removal, mulching, or organic treatments. If approved, staff will study costs and effectiveness of these methods for future consideration.
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