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Mission council establishes native plants ad hoc committee
Summary
The council adopted a resolution establishing a seven-member native plants ad hoc committee to create a local recognition program for native plant properties similar to a program in Lewisville, Texas. The resolution appointed proposed members and passed unanimously.
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The City of Mission adopted a resolution to establish an ad hoc native plants committee and approve seven proposed members.
Planning staff introduced the item and described the committee's purpose: to develop a program recognizing properties that use native plants, modeled on a similar program in Lewisville, Texas. Staff indicated interest from seven community members with expertise and presented slides and a proposed resolution. Council moved, seconded and voted to adopt resolution No. 2009 establishing the ad hoc committee; the vote was unanimous.
Council thanked volunteers and staff and directed standard follow-up steps for committee organization.

