Community garden

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Community garden

Post: # 175728Post homegrown »

Hi folks,

have found a nice sized piece of land behind our local library and next to the plunket rooms, putting a proposal to our local council for permission to strat a community garden, any advice or suggestions of what I should include in proposal would be greatly appreciated

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Re: Community garden

Post: # 175784Post Green Aura »

Truth to tell, hg, I've got no idea.

But the first thoughts that cropped up were - is there local interest for a community garden, so that's why you've been looking or did you just spot it and think it'd be a good idea?

Would it be for growing veg, communally, or would everyone be entitled to a little plot of their own?

Have you got sufficient people to help draw and get consensus on a plan for the garden. I'm guessing the authorities would want to see some sort of plan before agreeing to anything.

You've probably got all these things organised already, but if not, hope they help.
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