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The Board reviewed a ComEd/OpenLands-funded project to plant 15 native oaks and establish a native seed mix at Lions Park, with an estimated cost of $7,255 and a $2,525 city match. Tree sourcing is still being finalized, and Director Lamz will order about 15 container trees, with an additional $250 in Prairie Moon Nursery seed and separate Trees Forever funds remaining for other plantings. Nursery suppliers and landscape firms have insight into current vendors and timing, and could seek follow-on work or future phases in the park and other sites.

Contract Award
$7,255Jul 1, 2026

The Tree Board plans to repeat the OpenLands TreePlanters Grant program in early October 2026 to plant street trees in residential rights-of-way, with residents maintaining trees for three years. Staff will prepare and submit a new grant application and want to refine outreach using online applications, water bill inserts, and volunteer platforms. Grant-writing support, outreach tools, and resident engagement services could help the city secure funds and manage this next planting round.

Grant Funding
$7,255Jul 1, 2026

The Board has $1,900 remaining in Trees Forever grant funds, extended for use through the end of the current calendar year, separate from the ComEd/OpenLands oaks at Lions Park. They intend to use this money for additional plantings such as dead tree replacements at Mary’s Park and a potential shade tree at City Hall, relying on existing pricing from Curtis Nursery. Grant-savvy nurseries or consultants can help design and deliver these extra plantings before the funds expire.

Grant Funding
$1,900Jul 1, 2026

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