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River Valley Area Community Gardens cleared to add native plant swath along village bike path
Summary
Rose Ellen Schneider requested and the board approved an 8‑foot‑wide native plant swath on the north side of the Spring Green bike path. Trustee Deb Miller moved approval and Trustee David Saperstein seconded; the motion passed by voice vote.
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At the Sept. 10 meeting Rose Ellen Schneider, representing the River Valley Area Community Gardens, asked the Village of Spring Green Board of Trustees for permission to plant an 8‑foot‑wide swath of native plants along the north side of the village bike path.
Trustee Deb Miller moved to approve the request; Trustee David Saperstein seconded. The motion passed on a voice vote and the board approved the planting.
The minutes record the permitted planting width and location (an 8‑foot swath on the north side of the bike trail). No permitting conditions, maintenance responsibilities, or funding sources were specified in the minutes. The board scheduled no further action; implementation details are expected to be handled by the garden group in coordination with village staff.
