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Board approves Rotary maple-tree planting behind middle school
Summary
Union City board approved a Union City Rotary proposal to plant maple trees behind the middle school on newly purchased property, with plans to tap the trees for syrup in the future; vote was unanimous.
The Union City board approved a request from the Union City Rotary to plant maple trees on newly purchased property behind the middle school and to allow future tapping for maple syrup.
The motion was made by Andrew Yockey and seconded by Jeremy Steele; the board voted 6–0 in favor. The minutes record: "The Board of Education approves the Union City Rotary to plant maple trees on the newly purchased property located behind the middle school and eventually tap them for maple syrup." The recorded segments do not include details on liability, maintenance responsibilities, or timelines for planting and tapping.
The approval authorizes the Rotary to proceed with the planting plans subject to any administrative agreements that the district may require; those agreements were not included in the documented segments.
