Ask the Director
What is the neighborhood replanting program and how can I get involved?
The neighborhood-replanting program is designed to increase Ventura's urban forest by planting replacement trees in vacant locations. Park's staff can evaluate empty tree sites on your street to ensure that they meet the criteria for replanting. Once the evaluation is complete, a neighborhood meeting will be scheduled. At that meeting, a planting and care schedule will be developed. The success of the replanting program depends on residents taking an active role in the selection, and care of newly planted trees. To become involved in the neighborhood-replanting program, please call 652-4550.
"Ask the Director" Questions:
- Some areas of Ventura's beaches are cleaned more frequently. Why?
- Where are the City beaches and how often are they cleaned?
- Are there volunteer groups which help out with beach maintenance?
- How can we prevent ocean water pollution?
- What is the latest news about fixing the bike path at Surfers Point?
- How does the City figure out when to trim trees and how do I contact the City to have this done?
- The City used to spray olive trees to prevent fruit from developing. What happened to this program?
- What is the neighborhood replanting program and how can I get involved?
- Do I need a permit to use a park?
- Reclaimed water - the other water source?
- My street has potholes and cracks. When will the City fix it?