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Natural Resources Board readies Earth Day/Arbor Day celebration and a May 5 'Recycle Right' workshop
Summary
Board members finalized logistics for an April 18 Earth Day and Arbor Day celebration (10 a.m.–3 p.m.), confirmed proclamations at city council, expected about 80 vendors and vendor fees, and scheduled a resident-focused Recycle Right workshop for May 5.
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The City of Sebastian Natural Resources Board reviewed event logistics on April 7 for the April 18 Earth Day and Arbor Day celebration and announced a Recycle Right workshop for residents on May 5.
Felicia, the staff liaison, told the board the Earth Day/Arbor Day celebration will run 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., begin with proclamations and opening announcements, and include a performance by Mondo Tikki from roughly 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. She asked members to wear City of Sebastian polos or business casual for photos during the proclamation portion and to help with setup and vendor check-in, with some volunteers needed as early as 7 a.m.
On sustainability programming, Felicia said the board is hosting a Recycle Right workshop at 5:00 p.m. on May 5, organized with the solid waste disposal district of Indian River County and the Splash River Area Chamber of Commerce. The resident-focused session will cover curbside pickup rules and programs that require drop-off, and staff said they hope to run a later business-focused workshop with the chamber.
Logistics: Felicia said the board expects "upwards of 80 vendors," that standard retail vendors were charged about $25 this year while food trucks were charged $50, and that nonprofits were not charged. She said flyers and digital files will be distributed for promotion, and that poster-contest winners will be announced in the afternoon program around 2:00.
Board members discussed volunteer schedules, raffle prize donations, and a potential farmers market for future agendas. No formal votes occurred on the event items; they were presented as staff updates and planning discussion.

