HOA plans native wildflower program at Tamarak pond; council says notice stands until program confirmed
Aug 14, 2026
Police relayed a complaint about tall vegetation at Tamarak Pond #4; HOA representatives say they intend a two‑year native wildflower/erosion control program but council instructed staff to enforce current maintenance notices until the program is verified and any ordinance changes are considered.
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Police reported a complaint about overgrown vegetation around Tamarak pond #4 and said a landscape‑committee representative told officers the HOA intends to implement a two‑year native wildflower erosion‑control project. Staff who visited the site said they observed a mix of native and invasive plants and received a written proposal to eradicate existing plants and replant native species as part of a multi‑year effort to stabilize the bank and create wildlife habitat.
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