Ban city pesticide use for 1 year and study non-chemical weed control
In Plain English
City workers currently use pesticides to control weeds on public property. If approved, the city stops all pesticide use immediately and disposes of existing chemicals safely. Staff will study whether non-chemical methods work as well and cost more.
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Votes
Adopt Resolution No. 19-15(a) to approve and also appoint an integrated pest management coordinator
6 to 0
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