Parks & Community Services Committee Highlights Volunteer Efforts, Graffiti Prevention, and Public Art Initiatives
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State of the Parks
The Parks & Community Services Committee meeting began with an update on the state of the parks. The committee commended the efforts of the Ecola Bible College volunteers who have been instrumental in removing invasive species like blackberries, hollies, and ivy, picking up trash, and assisting with the installation of playground equipment. The volunteers' efforts have been greatly appreciated, and the committee noted that they are running out of tasks for them due to their efficiency. The beach accesses were reported to be in good shape despite the winter season, with the exception of the Albano Wayside Ramp, which remains closed but requires only minor repairs. The Fisherman's Dance sculpture at the bottom of Sunset has been taken down for casting in bronze and is expected to return in a few months.