CompletedMonday Morning Minute - May 5, 2025

Monday Morning Minute - May 5, 2025

Date: Monday, May 5, 2025 at 1:00 PMActual: Monday, May 5, 2025 at 1:00 PM

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Published Monday, May 5, 2025

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[0:06] [Music] Welcome back to the Monday Morning Minute  for May 5. Let's get 60 seconds on the clock and   [0:10] get started. Volunteers are needed for our  annual Jane Klein Memorial Spring Planting   [0:14] Event on Saturday, May 17 from 9 AM to Noon at  Bethke Park. Volunteers of all ages are welcome,   [0:20] under age 12 with supervision. Water and  lunch will also be provided. Just bring   [0:24] your own gloves and dress for the weather. To  sign up check out the link provided. This May,   [0:29] code enforcement for grass height will be  temporarily suspended to allow residents to   [0:33] help nurture pollinators. Pausing lawn mowing  can help increase pollen and other foraging   [0:37] resources for pollinators that are emerging  from dormancy. Participation is voluntary,   [0:42] and residents are welcome to continue mowing as  normal during the month of May if you choose.   [0:48] Continuing with the topic of pollinators,  Minnesota residents are eligible to apply   [0:52] for the Blue Thumb Lawns to Legumes planting  for pollinators grant program which offers   [0:56] reimbursement based funding up to $400 to  create pollinator habitat in your yards.   [1:01] The application deadline for the fall program is  May 15th. Check out the link provided for more   [1:06] information and to apply. That's it. I'm out  of time. Have a great week, Oakdale. [Music]

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Community Volunteer Event Announcement

Temporary Suspension of Grass Height Code Enforcement (Pollinator Initiative)

Pollinator Habitat Grant Program

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This May, code enforcement for grass height will be temporarily suspended to allow residents to help nurture pollinators.

Unknown [0:29]Temporary Suspension of Grass Height Code Enforcement for Pollinators

Pausing lawn mowing can help increase pollen and other foraging resources for pollinators that are emerging from dormancy.

Unknown [0:33]Temporary Suspension of Grass Height Code Enforcement for Pollinators

Minnesota residents are eligible to apply for the Blue Thumb Lawns to Legumes planting for pollinators grant program which offers reimbursement based funding up to $400 to create pollinator habitat in your yards.

Unknown [0:48]Blue Thumb Lawns to Legumes Planting for Pollinators Grant Program Details