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CleanScapes Accepting Ideas for $10,000 Community Improvement Project
Deadline is July 31
Cleanscapes is inviting Shoreline residents from now until July 31, to submit ideas for a community improvement project worth $10,000.
Project ideas will be reviewed by a committee of neighborhood representatives, and the winning project will be installed and maintained by CleanScapes, in coordination with the city of Shoreline, according to a CleanScapes press release.
Last year, CleanScapes funded the installation of five new benches along the Interurban Trail as the winning project.
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CleanScapes will award this year’s project to residents in the Friday collection area for demonstrating the greatest reduction in waste from 2010 to 2011. This area includes all or part of the following neighborhoods: Highland Terrace, Meridian Park, Parkwood, Richmond Highlands, and Westminster Triangle.
If you have a great idea for a community project, submit your idea on the CleanScapes website at tinyurl.com/CSproposalSHL or contact educationoutreach@cleanscapes.com to request a paper form.
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Visit www.CleanScapes.com (click on “Community”) to read more about the Neighborhood Rewards program, and for ideas on how to reduce waste and help your community at the same time.