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Council approves $2,000 grant for Green Infrastructure committee
Summary
The Cheverly Town Council voted unanimously to approve a $2,000 standing grant to the Chevrolet Native Planting Projects (CNPP) to support park QR-code plaques and other green‑infrastructure activities.
The Cheverly Town Council approved a $2,000 grant to the Chevrolet Native Planting Projects (CNPP) after a brief staff presentation and a short council exchange.
Acting Town Administrator Dave Morris described the request as a standing grant and recommended approval. Council member (transcript voice labeled as speaker 3) moved to approve the CNPP grant and the motion was seconded; the council voted 6–0 to approve the request. As Morris told the council, the staff "would recommend the mayor and council, giving this consideration for approval."
The grant was presented during the consent and grant portion of the meeting; council members raised no substantive objections. Mayor and council also thanked CNPP for its work installing QR-code plaques and coordinating with public works and volunteers to place interpretive signs at town-owned parks. The approved funding will support the committee’s ongoing park projects and signage work.
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