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The City of Mankato is piloting "No Mow May," an initiative designed to promote healthy habitats for early season pollinators, such as bees, by allowing grass to grow. During this month-long pilot program, the City will temporarily suspend part of its ordinance that requires homeowners to keep grass less than 12 inches tall. Renters must have landlord permission to participate. Noxious weeds, which are considered a nuisance, will still need to be eradicated.
The program will run from Sunday, May 1 to Wednesday, June 1. Data will be collected to help show program results. Those interested in participating are encouraged to register online.
Questions? Contact staff at 311 or 507-387-8600. Register today!
The City of Mankato is piloting "No Mow May," an initiative designed to promote healthy habitats for early season pollinators, such as bees, by allowing grass to grow. During this month-long pilot program, the City will temporarily suspend part of its ordinance that requires homeowners to keep grass less than 12 inches tall. Renters must have landlord permission to participate. Noxious weeds, which are considered a nuisance, will still need to be eradicated.
The program will run from Sunday, May 1 to Wednesday, June 1. Data will be collected to help show program results. Those interested in participating are encouraged to register online.
Questions? Contact staff at 311 or 507-387-8600. Register today!
The City of Mankato is piloting "No Mow May," an initiative designed to promote healthy habitats for early season pollinators, such as bees, by allowing grass to grow. During this month-long pilot program, the City will temporarily suspend part of its ordinance that requires homeowners to keep grass less than 12 inches tall. Renters must have landlord permission to participate. Noxious weeds, which are considered a nuisance, will still need to be eradicated.