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Volunteers step up for tree pickup; committee clarifies site water access
Summary
Volunteers and staff will coordinate tree pickup for Parowan's Arbor Day after nurseries set short pickup windows; committee clarified that a hose seen at Meeks Farmstead is not permanent irrigation and arranged contacts for transport.
City Recorder Callie Bassett said she would contact Council Member Lyle Barton to arrange pickup for trees offered by local nurseries, and public attendee Ryan Johnson volunteered to retrieve the trees using a state vehicle, noting committee members could meet him but could not ride in the truck.
Vern Fridley said both nurseries require pickup within one to two weeks, creating an immediate logistics task. Vern has tried to coordinate a site visit with Justin to confirm exact planting locations and assess water access. Ron Roth clarified the hose seen at Meeks Farmstead had been used to water donated street trees and is not a permanent water installation, so the committee will need to confirm irrigation or bring temporary watering solutions on planting day.
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