Join Us for the Diamond Heights Blvd.
Median Project Workday!
Saturday, April 19, 9 – 12 pm

The Median Project is still searching for some weed whackers. Training, battery operated equipment and safety goggles are provided. If interested in weed whacking for a stipend, please reply to this message or see the email address below. It seems maintaining a lawn effect is easier than pulling up all the grass and applying mulch. In May, we will try a new approach in an Eagle Scout Project by installing soil barrier cloth, planting ceanothus (California lilacs), and then spreading mulch. 
 
Please forward this message to friends, neighbors, and your email lists.
Help finding more volunteers is most appreciated!
Please reply to this message or to Betsy Eddy at dhcasf@gmail.com to let us know if you plan to attend. 

Future Median Project Workdays will be May 17, June 7 for Public Works Neighborhood Beautification Day with lunch and lane closer, and then back to the third Saturday of each month.

The Median Project workdays are an all volunteer program to provide attractive medians. Though supported by Public Works, the Dept. does not have the staff capacity to do the maintenance on the medians.

• 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. April 19th. Even an hour or two will help!
• Meet at St. Aidan’s Episcopal Church on Diamond Heights Blvd. at Gold Mine Drive next to Safeway. 
• No gardening experience required. 
• Tools and safety jackets will be provided.
• Bathrooms are available.
• Recommended for ages 12 and above because of the traffic on the boulevard.
• Help keep Diamond Heights beautiful!