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Maywood MOU nearing completion; parks and forestry report routine summer operations

Marina, Parks and Forestry Commission · August 5, 2026
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Summary

Maywood staff reported programing and a county grant for stream-bank restoration supporting water-quality work; parks staff outlined summer rental and event activity and forestry reported planting 'just over 300 trees' and issuing ~49 nuisance-tree notices.

Kendra delivered the Maywood update and said programming and fall activities are set, and that the property stewardship committee and volunteers have been active. She said a county grant was awarded to support stream-bank restoration that ties into a city water-quality project and that the Maywood memorandum of understanding (MOU) is advancing with another meeting planned soon.

Kurt presented the parks update, saying the department is managing a busy summer schedule across 44 parks and 18 rentable facilities and has filled a recent park-maintenance vacancy. Tim delivered the forestry report and said the city planted "just over 300 trees" during the spring and has issued roughly 49 letters to property owners about nuisance trees that pose hazards.