Board approves Rotary maple-tree project behind middle school
Summary
Union City board unanimously approved a request from the Union City Rotary to plant maple trees on newly purchased property behind the middle school, with plans to tap trees for maple syrup in the future.
The Union City Community Schools Board approved a proposal from the Union City Rotary to plant maple trees on newly purchased property behind the middle school and to allow the Rotary to tap those trees for maple syrup in future years. The motion was made by Andrew Yockey, seconded by Jeremy Steele, and passed unanimously.
The transcript records the approval and the intended use (tapping for syrup) but does not include details such as maintenance responsibilities, insurance, or long-term site plans. The board's vote authorizes the Rotary to proceed according to terms to be worked out with district staff.
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