A pair of retired trusts from the County are going toward tree planting
More money is on the way for tree planting in the County.
During their meeting Wednesday, Council was asked to retire the County Tree Memorial and the County Agreement Forest Trust fund since the accounts had been dormant for more than ten years.
It was originally recommended that the balance in those trust accounts be transferred to the County's general account and then to the Corporate General Reserve for future use when council voted instead to have the money be moved to Public Works and earmarked for the planting of new trees in the spring.
The balance between the two accounts was just under $14,800.

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