The 2007 Board Appreciation Dinner "Hawaiian Luau" honored all current and retiring board members.
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Tree Preservation Board
The board’s objective is recognizing that trees benefit the city by decreasing urban noise and air pollution, conserving energy and soil, minimizing flooding, providing food and cover for beneficial urban wildlife, and providing value and stability to business and residential neighborhoods, and recognizing that most species of trees require at least two decades of growth to begin to exhibit such beneficial qualities, it is the intent of this division to establish regulations to encourage the proliferation and preservation of trees throughout the city, which has been declared a “Tree City USA” to minimize the removal of protected trees, and to require compensation for the loss of protected trees in all stages of maturity on public and private property in order to preserve the quality of life in the city well into the future.
Board Application Form
Board Members
|
End of term |
| Michael Dick Planning & Zoning Commission representative |
2010 |
| Mayriam Garzon-Greenberg |
2012 |
| Bonnie Jackson Parks & Recreation Commission representative
|
2011 |
Cynthia Strollo Board of Adjustment
|
2010 |
Phil Eschbach, Alternate
|
2011 |
Term of Office: Three Years
Appointed/re-elected at first City Commission meeting in May
Requirements
Must be City of Winter Park residents and shall include representatives from: Planning & Zoning Commission (1), Board of Adjustment (1), Parks & Recreation Commission (1), and two (2) citizens at large.