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Board approves $500 for Firewise workshop AV and highlights limb pickup, lake‑weed volunteer efforts
Summary
Directors authorized up to $500 to rent AV equipment and buy snacks for a May 12 Firewise workshop. Staff and community volunteers also announced an April limb‑pickup program and volunteer meetings to address water lilies on Lake Louise.
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The Sudden Valley Board of Directors authorized the general manager to spend up to $500 from operations to rent AV equipment and buy snacks for a community Firewise workshop on May 12.
During announcements, staff and volunteers described a Firewise event planned for May 12 that will include presenters, extended question‑and‑answer time, and residents who have implemented Firewise actions. Staff said limb pickup by the maintenance crew will begin April 21 and will run by region; residents should watch the community newsletter for dates specific to their area.
Resident Brian Burke announced volunteer organizational meetings on April 23 at 7 p.m. and April 26 at 2 p.m. aimed at reducing water lilies on Lake Louise, with volunteer work sessions expected to start Sunday afternoons in May. Staff said communications about the volunteer effort and limb pickup will be shared across community channels.
The board also heard a reminder that the nominations and elections committee is accepting volunteers via the Sudden Valley website and that several committees are recruiting members, including long‑range planning and short‑term committees. Directors and staff encouraged community participation in these events and in upcoming public meetings on planning topics.
The $500 authorization covers AV rental (microphones and projection/sound) and modest refreshments for the May 12 event; the motion passed as presented.

