Please join us to improve the appearance of our median islands along Diamond Heights Blvd.
We miss Paul Matalucci who moved with his husband Tom to Oregon last summer to realize their dream of developing an apple orchard and cut flower business. Our Median Project Team is determined to continue Paul’s vision of having maintained median islands with beautiful flowers and plants.
In the future, we may be able to offer lunch for volunteers when St. Aidan’s will be open to groups. On June 5, bathrooms will be available for volunteers in the upper level of the church.
Date: Saturday, June 5
Time: 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon
Location: Meet in front of St. Aidan’s Episcopal Church on Diamond Heights Blvd. at Gold Mine Drive
Work: Pull weeds on the median island on Diamond Heights Blvd. at Goldmine between Vista Del Monte and St. Aidan’s Church.
Recommended for 12 years and older
No gardening experience required; there will be bending and kneeling (pads and gloves will be provided). You may wish to wear masks and bring your own gloves.)
Please RSVP to me, so we have a headcount for work areas.
Thanks are due to Nicholas Crawford, Public Works, for having his team cut the weeds on both sides of the crosswalk mid-block between the shopping center and Delphine on Diamond so that drivers could see people in the crosswalk. Nicholas is also having a truck water the plants installed by the Median Project until the irrigation system is back in operation.
Please reply if you have questions about the Diamond Heights Blvd. Median Project.
Betsy Eddy
Acting Coordinator
Diamond Heights Community Association 