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Public works details park rules, summer events, lane projects and water-system work
Summary
Public Works Director Anthony Boyd announced the Sun Kings concert (Sunday, June 15 at 4 p.m.), a Tuesday-in-June vegetation pickup program, tree-management planning, Park Lane stair replacement beginning Monday, a groundwater analysis for potential well sites, a new iron/manganese filter at Tom Price Park and tennis-court resurfacing next week.
Public Works Director Anthony Boyd gave a multi-topic operations update. He announced the free summer concert series kickoff — "Bring the family to Belvedere Community Park on Sunday, June 15 at 4PM to sing and dance along with the Sun Kings" — and reiterated park-use rules: general park use is first-come/first-served, while events that involve vendors, amplified music, tents or generators require a special-events permit and city-manager approval.
Boyd outlined operational work: a vegetation pickup program runs Tuesdays in June for residents (vegetative piles must be less than 1 cubic yard and limbs under 4 inches in diameter), the city is exploring a tree-management plan focused on city-planted trees in parks and medians, Park Lane stair demolition and new concrete installation begin Monday with completion expected in July, Western Surveyors will perform a groundwater analysis to evaluate three potential well sites at Community Park and Tom Price Park is receiving a new iron and manganese filter to address high levels that create sludge in irrigation lines. Tennis-court resurfacing and new pickleball lines are scheduled next week and are expected to last about one week.
