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Board approves cleanup at parcel '33', including optional slope work
Summary
The board approved a proposal to clear perimeter vegetation, remove dead trees, add mulching and optionally weed‑whack the dry retention slope at parcel '33'; District Engineer noted a central wetland and mowing constraints on the south side.
The Heritage Pines CDD approved a proposal for additional cleanup work at parcel '33' that includes perimeter cleanup, removal of dead trees and mulching; the board also approved optional weed‑whacker work on a dry retention slope. The proposal was requested by Supervisor Carol Vaughan and presented by District Manager Chuck Adams; on a motion by Michael Walsh and a second by Stephen Putman the work was approved "including the optional scope of work."
District Engineer Kurt Heath told the board there is "a natural wetland in the center of the area" and pointed out an excavated retention area on the western side and mowing difficulty on the south side. Grounds Superintendent Tim Gatz said brown bark wood chips are not necessary because the wood chips are free and that additional mulching will occur in early spring. Mr. Adams noted the invoice "will be paid upon completion."
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