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PP METRO Continued from page 11 at 1:30 PM at 6465 Perry Park Blvd. If you are interested in
this committee, please plan on attending or contact Linda for
WILDFIRE MITIGATION PROGRAM: additional information. All PPMD residents are invited and en-
Annually, the Metro District implements mitigation efforts to couraged to join us.
our surrounding area using both procured grants as well as Dis-
trict funds. To encourage Perry Park residents to better prepare Firewise Committee: Slash pickup to begin on June 1st. For
their property and the community for a wildfire event, the PPMD details, see the PPMD website at: http://perrypark.org/resi-
is making funding available to all PPMD residents and property dent-information/slash-pickup-free-mulch/. To better pre-
owners through a residential mitigation grant program. pare the community to deal with a catastrophic event, they are
planning to conduct a practice community evacuation. The date
This program has a total of $15,000 in funding made available and details for this will be posted on the PPMD website.
to the FIRST 30 successful applicants and will help defray
resident mitigation costs billed by third party contractors (see
specifics in the PPMD website for details: http://perrypark. PERRY PARK SOCIAL COMMITTEE
org/resident-information/resident-mitgation-grants/. PLANS FOR THE FUTURE
Cindy Woods,
COMMITTEE REPORTS: Social Committee member...
Social Committee: On April 8, 2018, the members reviewed a
list of questions developed for a community survey. Notifica- The Perry Park Metro District has a new Social Committee,
tion for the survey will appear soon in the PPMD website. which held its first official meeting on Sunday, April 8, 2018.
The co-chairs of the committee are Todd McCusker and Debra
Parks & Rec Committee: Had their first meeting on April 8, Vincent. There seems to be a nice blend of members: new
2018, 1:00 PM, at 6465 Perry Park Blvd (Linda Black’s house). residents, those who have been here a few years, and some who
They reviewed the Social Committee’s survey and talked about have lived here for many years. This should lead to a great mix
the Parks and Rec amenities they would like to see the PPMD of expertise and knowledge along with fresh new ideas.
provide for the community. The next meeting is May 6, 2018,
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