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The commission approved revisions to a garden contest encouraging residents to replace lawns with native plants, including proposed planting details and consideration of reduced mowing and water use. It also reviewed a tree-loss rate of about 80 to 100 trees annually and set May 20 as the application deadline for the invasive-plant trade-in.
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Residents will see a refined garden contest focused on converting lawns to native plants, with contest information planned for the Village website. The invasive-plant trade-in is expected to distribute plants in early June; applications are due May 20 and award notices are planned for May 25. The commission also discussed ongoing reforestation, tree losses, controlled burns, volunteer opportunities, and upcoming conservation events.
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