Reactivate Urban Forest Advisory Committee to advise on tree policies
Resolution 110-15
In Plain English
The city previously had a committee of residents who advised the council on tree-related issues, but it became inactive. The committee would help guide decisions about tree planting, removal, and care throughout the city. If approved, the city recruits new volunteer members to restart this advisory group.
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