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Poulsbo Tree Board adopts annual goals and workplan
Summary
The Poulsbo Tree Board voted to adopt its annual goals and a year-long workplan, directing members to prioritize code review, grant-seeking, and public outreach. The motion passed during the meeting after a brief discussion of timelines and shared documents.
The Poulsbo Tree Board voted to adopt its proposed annual goals and workplan, chair Jeff Phillip said, moving the document into use as the board’s working timeline.
"So what I wrote down was pursue additional grant opportunities," Chair Jeff Phillip said when describing one of the board’s strategic objectives. Board members discussed prioritizing a review of tree-related municipal codes, preparing public presentations to share grant findings, and scheduling Arbor Day and outreach events.
The vote to approve the goals was made by motion and second; the chair recorded that the motion passed with three affirmative votes. Members said the timeline document will be shared in the board’s shared drive and used to schedule tasks, presentations, and code-review work.
Board members said the goals are intentionally broad and will be fleshed out with tactical objectives and sub-tasks (for example, pursuing Evergreen community and Firewise designations and seeking grant funding to support code review work). The approval creates an actionable framework the board said it will revisit as staff and council feedback arrive.
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