Unity Plaza Community Clean Up Scheduled For Saturday Morning
The Ocean Avenue Association and OMI Cultural Participation Project will hold a community clean up of Unity Plaza on Saturday, June 20.
The Ocean Avenue Association in partnership with the Ocean View-Merced Heights-Ingleside Cultural Participation Project are putting on a community clean-up in Unity Plaza on Saturday, June 20, from 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
The plaza, located at 1002 Ocean Ave., between Philz Coffee and City College Terminal.
“Cotton gloves (yours to keep!), orange trash bags and water will be provided,” according to an announcement provided by OMI-CPP. “Feel free to bring your own gardening tools, brooms, face mask (if needed).”
For more information, call Ocean Avenue Association Executive Director Dan Weaver at (650) 273-6223 or email info.oacbd@gmail.com.
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