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Port Richey advisory committee schedules June 7 golf-cart coastal cleanup, finalizes centennial event details
Summary
The Port Richey Citizens Advisory Committee set a golf-cart coastal cleanup for June 7 at 9 a.m. at Waterfront Park and reviewed logistics, volunteer needs and programming for upcoming centennial events including a May 10 oyster workshop, a May 16 mayor’s ball and a May 17 festival and parade.
Port Richey City’s Citizens Advisory Committee on Thursday set a golf-cart coastal cleanup for 9 a.m. June 7 at Waterfront Park and reviewed plans and volunteer needs for a series of centennial events in May.
At the meeting, resident Doug Miller proposed a “trash golf cart brigade” to let neighbors use their golf carts to clean parts of the city; the committee voted to schedule the cleanup and to advertise it as part of the Centennial calendar. “One of them would be maybe establishing a trash brigade or trash golf cart brigade,” Miller said during public comment, urging a designated time for residents to pick up trash.
The committee also reviewed dates and logistics for…
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