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Brownsboro Village approves Tree Board ordinance, plans Block Party logistics and small equipment purchase
Summary
Commissioners approved the second reading of Ordinance 24-5 establishing a Tree Board, noted the board's MSD grant application and tree giveaway, and approved purchasing four fly fans for the upcoming Block Party; L4 Security was invited to participate for neighborhood safety.
The Brownsboro Village City Commission approved the second reading of Ordinance 24-5 to establish a municipal Tree Board and heard that the board has applied for a Metropolitan Sewer District grant and will continue a planned tree giveaway at which winners will be announced at the upcoming Block Party.
Barbara Schmall announced the Tree Board’s grant application to the Metropolitan Sewer District and said the board will continue the tree giveaway project. The commission approved the second reading of Ordinance 24-5 establishing the City of Brownsboro Village Tree Board; the minutes do not record individual votes for the second reading.
On community events, Commissioner Fay Dorval reported on potential Block Party vendors and moved to purchase four fly fans for the event at up to $30 per fan; Commissioner Maryellen Howley seconded and the motion passed by voice vote. Commissioner Brian Willis said he will request L4 Security attend the Block Party for neighborhood security.
The commission also considered a possible joint yard sale with neighboring Druid Hills; Dorval said she will contact Druid Hills and if they decline, Brownsboro Village will not hold a city-wide yard sale this year due to low prior participation.
The minutes do not specify grant award amounts, the text of Ordinance 24-5, or a recorded roll-call vote for the ordinance; details were not specified in the minutes.
