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Villa Park commission frames NoMo/No Mow May as an education campaign, explores signs and rain‑barrel outreach

Garden Village Commission, Village of Villa Park · March 20, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners reviewed the village's NoMo/No Mow (NoMo till Mother's Day) program, tracing its origin to Appleton, Wisconsin, and agreed to emphasize education — a video, homeowner signage, registration and workshops — while exploring rain‑barrel distribution with the Conservation Foundation.

The Garden Village Commission treated NoMo (No Mow) till Mother's Day primarily as an educational initiative, with Village President Kevin Patrick noting the program’s origins and saying Villa Park already “has embraced” the program in recent years.

Why it matters: Commissioners flagged potential public resistance and recommended a careful outreach plan that explains the ecological benefits — early-season pollen sources for pollinators, habitat benefits and water-management advantages — and…

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