The following blurb was in the Lake Worth Newsletter April 2013. Since then we have heard NOTHING about this program...not one commissioner has talked about it:
CULTURAL CENTER TREE COMMEMORATIVE PAVER BRICK
One of the large Banyan Trees at the Cultural Plaza was cut down. Your purchase of a commemorative paver brick will help raise money needed to replace it. The paver will serve as a permanent reminder of your support! (It will also serve as a permanent reminder that the darn tree was cut down!)
Paver Bricks | $100
Up to Three Lines | 15 Letters / Line
For more information, please contact the Office of the City Clerk.
Another big coverup and more BS about this tree. Put in a big tree. Give the crew that cut it down a big raise. typical.
ReplyDeleteTHIS IS PROFF THAT LAKE WORTH IS NEVER ON THE SAME PAGE AND THAT IT IS SO DIDFUNCTIONAL AND ITS NOT GETTING BETTER---LOOK AROUND----KAVA BAR DYLAN HARRISON WORKING TO SELL A NEW JUICE----
ReplyDeletePermitting the cutting down of an important tree ,proves, that the City Hall occupants are not green life promoters,but encouraging employees to be lazy bums, and collect our tax money, and City Hall Commission subversives,to be free of all responsibility to maintain all City assets and improve the quality of life of Lake Worth,which they swore to when sworn in.And Lake Worth suckers are supposed to re-elect them for doing nothing but lose vital assets.But they have their hand out every month for our tax money checks, for job not done!
ReplyDeleteWe need moral Citizens for a progressive, Citizen friendly ,not laziness,and irresponsibility,Commission, who will preserve and maintain our valuable assets,and innovate sources of revenue generating projects.