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Heritage Farm staff sign purchase order for invasive-plant treatment, say they will not use Round Up
Summary
At its March 2 meeting the Bolton Heritage Farm Commission heard that building and grounds staff signed a purchase order with True Green for two treatments of an invasive-plant product called Cheeta Pro and that crews removed several downed trees; staff said Round Up will not be used.
Building and grounds supervisor John Butrymovich told the Bolton Heritage Farm Commission on March 2 that crews had removed several downed trees at the farm and that staff signed a purchase order with True Green for two treatments of an invasive-plant product called Cheeta Pro. He said the crew will not use Round Up.
Butrymovich described the cleanup work and the procurement step as routine maintenance. The commission did not record a separate formal vote on the treatment purchase; the minutes record the purchase order signing as a staff action reported to the commission.
Commissioners did not raise a recorded motion to change the decision at the meeting. The commission will be updated as treatments are scheduled and completed.
