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<br />for yard waste is also significant, and may have played a role in the issues we experienced with <br />our haulers in June of 2022. <br /> <br />Although Little Canada has not officially taken any action related to No Mow May in the past, <br />formal action could certainly be taken if there was strong support from the City Council. If the <br />City Council would like to participate, city staff requests that Public Works and Parks staff be <br />allowed to determine which public properties should be maintained and which properties can be <br />left un-mowed for the month of May. As an example, the actively programed ball and soccer <br />fields must be mowed and maintained on a regular basis, and staff typically mows all manicured <br />areas in the city to maintain turf and reduce complaints. <br /> <br />RECOMMENDATION <br />Staff recommends that if Council chooses to participate in No Mow May, consider the following <br />options: <br /> <br />1. Allow participation in No Mow May with the following conditions: <br />a. City staff will determine if and where limited or no mowing might occur on city- <br />owned property <br />b. All properties must be in compliance no later than June 10 (City Code Chapter <br />601.030(f): all noxious weeds and grasses except ornamental varieties must not be <br />taller than 6 inches) <br /> <br /> <br />