Rotary backs environmental project; board to study Fall Raking Event in Elton Park
Summary
A Rotary representative told the East Bloomfield Town Board it would support an environmental project, and resident Jill Bellenger proposed a Fall Raking Event/Fall Festival in Elton Park. The Parks & Recreation Committee will investigate feasibility and next steps.
Marce Chavez told the East Bloomfield Town Board that Rotary is interested in supporting an environmental project at Town parks. Chavez identified Rotary’s willingness to participate and said the group would help explore the scope and volunteer capacity for a project in town.
Resident Jill Bellenger described an emailed proposal for a Fall Raking Event and Fall Festival at Elton Park and asked the board to consider supporting the plan. Supervisor Frederick A. Wille said the Parks & Recreation Committee will investigate how the town could assist and will report back to the board on constraints such as facilities, drainage and scheduling.
The board did not take formal action at the meeting; Wille directed the Parks & Recreation Committee to evaluate logistics and return with recommendations. Public involvement and coordination with local groups such as Rotary were flagged as priorities for any event at Elton Park.
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