Woodbury Launches Tree Replacement Rebate Program
The City of Woodbury announced a new rebate program to help residents replace dead or diseased trees on private property, according to the city's latest community update.
The program aims to combat tree canopy loss caused by emerald ash borer disease, which has affected trees throughout the community. Details about rebate amounts and application procedures were not specified in the announcement.
The city also reminded residents about lawn watering restrictions currently in effect. Residential properties may water lawns up to two designated days per week, but watering is prohibited between noon and 5 p.m. even on designated irrigation days. Residents can find their specific watering days by viewing the city's online map.
Property owners with irrigation systems installed before 2020 who have not previously participated in the Smart Irrigation Controller Program can purchase controllers at a discounted rate of $35. The controllers will be shipped directly to homes.
The city's annual Memorial Day ceremony will take place at 11 a.m. May 26 at the Woodbury Lion's Veterans Memorial near City Hall. Valley Creek Road closures are expected during the event, with access to City Hall available only from City Center Drive. The ceremony will proceed rain or shine.
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“The purpose of the program is to help combat Woodbury’s tree canopy loss caused by emerald ash borer disease.”
“Lawn watering for residential properties is allowed up to two designated days per week. Lawn watering is not allowed between noon and 5 p.m. even on your designated irrigation days.”
“Property owners who have an irrigation system installed before 2020 and have not previously participated in the city's Smart Irrigation Controller Program, should consider purchasing one at a discounted rate of only $35.”
▸Source Document
[0:00] Hey Woodbury,
welcome to the Scoop.
[0:01] Today
[0:01] I'm at Woodbury Lion's Veterans
Memorial, located by City Hall.
[0:05] This will be the site for the
annual Memorial Day ceremony.
[0:09] The service
will begin at 11 a.m.
[0:10] and all are invited.
[0:12] Significant closures
[0:13] on Valley Creek Road
are expected so access to City
[0:16] Hall may only be available
from City Center Drive.
[0:19] The Memorial Day observance
will take place rain or shine.
[0:23] The city is launching a
rebate program to help residents
[0:26] replace dead or deseased
trees on private property.
[0:30] The purpose of the program
is to help combat Woodbury’s
[0:32] tree canopy loss caused
by emerald ash borer disease.
[0:36] Lawn watering for residential
[0:38] properties is allowed up
to two designated days per week.
[0:42] Lawn watering is not allowed
between noon and 5 p.m.
[0:45] even on your designated
irrigation days.
[0:47] Find out which days you water by
viewing the city's online map.
[0:53] Property owners
who have an irrigation system
[0:55] installed before 2020
[0:57] and have not previously
participated
[0:59] in the city's Smart Irrigation
Controller Program,
[1:01] should consider purchasing one
[1:03] at a discounted rate
of only $35.
[1:06] Controllers will be shipped
directly to your home.
[1:09] Now, it's easier than ever
[1:10] to stay in touch
with the city of Woodbury
[1:13] by signing up for the city's
email notification service.
[1:16] Setting up an InTouch
account is fast and easy.
[1:20] And that's the scoop.
[1:21] Have a great week, Woodbury.
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