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Supervisor offers Bird Town signs; native garden proposal moved to Board of Supervisors
Summary
Fritz Najarian offered to buy three Bird Town signs and chose a location; Rob Sayre proposed a native instructional garden at Ontelaunee Park that the EAC moved to the Board of Supervisors' December agenda for consideration.
Fritz Najarian, identified in the minutes as a township supervisor, told the Lynn Township Environmental Advisory Council on Nov. 20 that he will personally pay for three Bird Town signs and has picked a location for them; he said the EAC could fund additional signs through fundraising.
Rob Sayre proposed a Bird Town native instructional garden at Ontelaunee Park. The council moved Sayre’s proposal to the Board of Supervisors’ December agenda for further review. The minutes do not specify costs, exact sign locations, or a detailed garden plan; Sayre was assigned to write the native garden proposal as a follow-up action.
Council members listed the Bird Town initiative among their priorities and assigned Townsend to price additional signs and to share that information with Supervisor Najarian. The council also established a Bird Town subcommittee consisting of Kathryn Townsend and Rob Sayre to advance the project.
The garden proposal and Supervisor Najarian’s offer to buy signs are pending action by the Board of Supervisors; the council’s next related steps include drafting a proposal and presenting location and cost details to the supervisors.
