Roundup use in common areas
From: Ed Sutton (ed440me.com)
Date: Fri, 2 Oct 2026 12:23:42 -0700 (PDT)
“Roundup” is a brand name which for decades contained the herbicide 
“glyphosate.”
Glyphosate is the herbicide of concern which is well known.
More recently the brand name “Roundup” is used for a variety of herbicides 
marketed for various purposes, many of which do not contain glyphosate.
To think clearly about this question it is necessary to know what herbicides 
are in the version of “Roundup” that will be used.
It’s best to drop the use of “Roundup” and use the name of the actual herbicide.
[In Eno commons we apply triclopyr to cut stems to kill difficult invasives.]

Ed Sutton
Eno Commons


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> From: Ceil Malek <cfrenchmalek [at] gmail.com>
> To: cohousing-l [at] cohousing.org
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> Our community, Casa Verde Commons in Colorado Springs, is proposing to use
> Roundup extensively to kill old grass in preparation for planting native
> grass.  The intention is to cut down on water bills and prepare for coming
> climate change, which is admirable..
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> Our landscape committee, which is proposing the project, advocates this use
> of Roundup t because it's time limited, but the chemical will be
> administered over a three-year period. Final decision will come from the
> board, not the community.
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> I'm wondering what other communities have done.  Are there viable
> alternatives to using Roundup?  Do other communities have a model for
> changing to native grass that doesn't challenge the health of community
> members, especially the vulnerable ones. We have young children, older
> people with various health challenges, dogs, and cats whose exposure to the
> chemical Roundup may be especially problematic.
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> Thanks for your help.
> Ceil Malek
> Casa Verde Commons
> Colorado Springs, CO
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