Greenskeepers

Chaired By: Marni Blachowicz

The Greenskeeper Committee will function as the official caretakers of the Town Hall grounds and our community entrance signage area. The committee is always looking for and welcoming volunteers with a green thumb and a passion for our environment to help keep our common areas looking good! Keep an eye out for new initiatives from the Greenskeeper Committee. If you would like to volunteer on this committee and get to know your neighbors with similar interests, we welcome you!

GREENSKEEPERS-YEAR AT A GLANCE

Monthly Updates and Sharing of Ideas/Plans during ACA meetings
Spring Clean-Up at Town Hall and Community Entrance Signage Area
Fall Fix-Up at Town Hall and Community Entrance Signage Area
Town Hall Maintenance care for the grounds at Town Hall and the community entrance signage area throughout the year with general maintenance, plantings, mulching, etc.
New Initiatives and Seasonal Events to be held for fund raising efforts to purchase plantings and landscaping supplies/materials

DO YOU HAVE A GREEN THUMB?

This newly formed committee is looking for community talent and interest. The Greenskeeper committee was established to serve as the community association group that will be responsible for maintaining and beautifying the grounds at Town Hall and our community entrance signage area. If you enjoy gathering with friends and neighbors planting, mulching, landscaping, and pruning, we need you!

NEW PARTICIPANTS ARE WELCOME

The Greenskeeper Committee is made up of a mix of people who share a love of gardening and interest in making new friends and forming community bonds. If you are interested in joining this committee, please contact us or feel free to join in a monthly ACA meeting.

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NEW INITIATIVES

Install rain gardens and rock gardens to help slow down the water run-off that floods the front yard of Town Hall and the erosion of the ravine slopes along the parking lot and behind the building.

RAIN GARDENS

A rain garden is a depressed area in the landscape that collects rain water from a roof, driveway or street and allows it to soak into the ground. Planted with grasses and flowering perennials, rain gardens can be a cost effective and beautiful way to reduce runoff from your property.

TYDING UP THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Greenskeeper efforts don't have to stop at Town Hall and the community entrance signage area. Our goal is to help with other community related projects that are needed around our neighborhood in common use greenspace areas. We want to work together as a community to include our sister organization, Arden Beaches, Inc. (ABI).