Handout provided at May 21, 2014 NWACA Annual meeting, covering crime prevention, work on local parks, and wildfire prevention
2014-3 NWACA Annual Meeting Flyer on Being Firewise (PDF)
Flyer on making your home wildfire-resistant, handed out at NWACA Annual Meeting on May 21, 2014
2014-4 NWACA Annual Meeting Handout on 10-1 (PDF)
Description of activities in the implementation of 10-1, distributed at May 21, 2014 NWACA Annual Meeting
2015 01 Living With Urban Coyotes (DOCX)
First in a NWACA series of Coyote Education articles for 2015.
2015 02 Food Attractants (DOCX)
Second in the series of NWACA Coyote Education articles for 2015.
2015 03 Reporting Coyotes to 3-1-1 (DOCX)
Third in the series of NWACA Coyote Education articles for 2015.
2015 04 Coyote Pup Rearing Season (DOCX)
Fourth in a series of NWACA coyote educational articles for 2015
2015 05 14 NWACA Annual Meeting – Loop 360 Info
Information about the Loop 360 Study being done and how to take part
2015 05 14 NWACA Annual Meeting Handouts
Materials on crime and safety, parks, wildlife management, wildfire management, and the city's new drainage fee approach
2015 05 14 NWACA Annual Meeting slides
Presentation slides from the NWACA Annual Meeting
2015 05 Hazing Coyote
Fifth in a series of NWACA Coyote Management articles for 2015.
2015 06 How to Tell a Coyote from a Dog
Sixth in a NWACA series of Coyote Education articles for 2015
2015 07 06 Zoning Committee Resolution on STRs
Resolution adopted by the NWACA Zoning Committee regarding type 2 short-term rental properties and their compliance with City code
2015 07 15 Knox Tract Conceptual Site Plan
Conceptual plan for how the Knox tract might be developed for 11 homes
2015 07 15 Knox Tract Development
Summary of the history and current status of development plans for the Knox tract near Running Rope
(See also conceptual site plan)
2015 07 Coyote or Fox?
Seventh in a series of coyote education articles for 2015
2015 08 Role of Wildlife Biologists
Eighth in a series of coyote education articles for 2015
2015 09 Coyotes and Food
Ninth in a series of coyote education articles for 2015
2015 10 Coyotes and Fencing
Tenth in a series of coyote education articles for 2015
2015 March 3 Crime Prevention Panel
Slides from the March 3, 2015 presentations on Crime Prevention
Until July, sap beetles are attracted to fresh tree wounds and can transmit the oak wilt fungus to a healthy oak tree during pruning. The heat of July-August is believed to suppress the beetles and reduce the risk of infection. Note that all trees are under the normal stress of summer, depending on soil moisture, and some are still in their growing season then. So if you haven’t completed pruning of oaks by now, it’s best to wait until fall.