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Clifton council approves Ayre Square cleanup and tree plantings in Children's Park
Summary
Council approved up to $875 for an Ayre Square cleanup (noting holiday lights may remain temporarily) and up to $2,775 for tree plantings in the Children's Park; both motions passed by roll call on Oct. 2.
The Clifton Town Council approved funding on Oct. 2 to clean up Ayre Square and to plant trees in the Children's Park.
Councilmember Darrell Poe moved to approve cleanup of Ayre Square for up to $875, acknowledging that lights on the square’s tree may not be removed at the time of cleanup. He also moved to approve tree plantings in the Children’s Park for up to $2,775 with the understanding that the Amelancier tree might not be removed immediately. Both motions were seconded by Mayor Bill Hollaway and passed by roll‑call vote with all members voting Aye.
The funds are budgeted for park maintenance and tree‑scape work overseen by the Committee on the Environment/Parks Committee; the council received a related report from Laura McDonald noting recent community activities and a proposal for broader landscaping and maintenance services.
