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Kennedale volunteers add butterfly-garden plants, harvest milkweed seeds; group notes signed proclamation
Summary
Volunteers reported adding two plants to the local butterfly garden and distributing harvested milkweed seeds; the advisory group also noted a proclamation was signed "on the thirtieth" (month not specified) and discussed planning steps for 2025.
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Speaker 1 said the group added two plants to the community butterfly garden and that milkweed seeds were harvested and given away. Speaker 2 confirmed the activity and later noted, "We did, we have a proclamation," adding that "It was signed on the thirtieth" (the transcript does not specify which month).
The members discussed 2025 planning in the same conversation. Speaker 2 said, "for 2025 we'll need to speak to Mayor Horton and see what he would like to do and how we can support him on that," indicating the group intends to consult the mayor about next year—s activities. Speaker 3 explained that Lori will bring three date options and the group will decide which dates to keep.
Speaker 2 also reported the group's volunteer tally for November at 41 total hours, which the group recorded during routine planning updates. No formal vote was taken on garden work; the gardening update and the proclamation were reported as informational items during the meeting.
The advisory group tabled revisions to the Adopt-a-SOC program until a future meeting and did not plan a December session, leaving further program changes for the next month.

