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Town schedules June 14 celebration planning, April 18 cleanup; tree work wood available to villagers
Summary
Mayor Howes signed Beaux Arts Village up for a June 14 WABA-led 250th-anniversary event. The town reported recent tree work with wood available to residents and scheduled a spring cleanup for April 18 focused on wood-splitting and removal of spurge laurel.
Mayor Aletha Howes signed the town up to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States; WABA will tentatively lead a celebration tied to a new-members welcome event at the beach on June 14.
Town staff reported tree work completed in late February and early March; Superintendent Eric Antonelli split cords of wood and announced wood from downed trees is available to Villagers on a first-come, first-served basis. The town also scheduled a spring cleanup for April 18 that will include wood-splitting and removal of spurge laurel, which King County designates a noxious weed; King County may remove the plant and charge the property owner if it is not removed voluntarily.
