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Council approves $25,000 phragmites control pilot, city to partner in Great Lakes study
Summary
Council approved a staff recommendation to contract with Davey Tree for an estimated $25,000 phragmites-control effort that will serve as a monitoring site for a larger Great Lakes Commission study; a $8,000 grant partly offsets the cost.
The Pepper Pike City Council on Tuesday approved an estimated $25,000 contract with Davey Tree for a pilot program to control invasive phragmites in the city’s watershed areas. Council members said the work will serve as part of a broader monitoring and research effort coordinated by the Great Lakes Commission.
Staff said the project will treat three large management units identified in the…
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