Beautification Board Summer Winners
Robert and Judy Chambless have lived in this attractive Ward 2 home at 101 Wagon Trail for three years, making some major updates to the house and yard including replacing the roof and removing over-grown shrubs. People regularly stop to admire the yard. Robert has had a rose bush for 65 years. As he says, “I’ve taken it to every place I’ve ever lived. I named it ‘My Rose.’” Plantings include: Crepe Myrtles, Snowball bush, Blueberry bushes, Knock Out roses, Sunflowers, Daylilies, SunPatiens, and Zinnias.
This Ward 5 home at 205 Sweet Bay Drive has been well maintained by its owner, and careful planning in the design has brought about remarkable improvements. Two large trees from the front flowerbed and over-grown shrubs have been removed. New plants such as pink roses, Loropetalum, Stella d’Oro daylilies, Limelight hydrangea, and a variety of others have been added. The beautiful yard adds value to the property and allure to the neighborhood.
Nomination Process for the Alabaster Beautification Board Awards
To nominate yourself or someone else for an award, please use this link: https://alabaster.seamlessdocs.com/f/beautificationnomination. You can also go to the city’s website: cityofalabaster.com and type in Beautification Board under search and click the nomination link. If you need help, please email or call Marie Jordan [email protected] (205.663.553) or Loretta Barber [email protected] (205. 585.1904). Our goal is to make this as easy as possible. Together we can all make Alabaster an even more beautiful place to live and work.
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Beautification Board Do’s and Don’ts For Award Recognition
The Beatification Board has received many wonderful nominations over the years for our residential and commercial recognition awards in Alabaster Connection. As part of the ongoing nomination process we thought it would be beneficial to review some of the Do’s and Don’ts we have encountered over time in hope that this might help everyone understand the judging criteria more clearly.
Note: the following examples are not in Alabaster. They were selected for example purposes only.
