Palmerton Park irrigation fix
City of Rogue RiverOregon- Detected
- Sep 24, 2026
- 34 days ago
- Sector
- Parks & Recreation
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From the meeting
The Tree City Committee minutes for September 10, 2026 said the irrigation at Palmerton Park was watering bark instead of the trees and planned a site visit with Public Works Director Mike Bollweg. The committee wanted to revise spray direction to fix the damage. This is an active park-maintenance issue with a clear need for irrigation adjustment and possible follow-on work.
- Meeting date
- September 24, 2026
- Agency
- City of Rogue River
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