Community Gardens. Owner shall provide community garden spaces accessible to the community on a first come, first serve basis. The area devoted to the public garden spaces shall be a minimum of 4,130 square feet and the gardens shall be located as depicted in the approved Master Plan. The public garden spaces will include individual raised planter beds, paths, and a shared tool shed to be constructed and maintained by the Owner for the use of the community gardeners. The administration and maintenance of the gardens will be handled by the Owner’s property management team.
Community Gardens. 7.7.1 All installations and maintenance plans for Community Gardens on school grounds must be jointly approved by HRM and HRCE.
Community Gardens. Developer shall provide Coalition exclusive use of the portion of Developer-owned land located at [000 X Xx.] for the purpose of a Community Garden. Developer shall provide the Coalition free use of space in a park building for meeting and educational purposes related to community gardening. Developer will pay electric bills associated with use of utilities by Coalition for the purpose of community gardening. Coalition shall assign 25% of gardening plots for primary use by the Senior Center Gardeners. Developer shall provide $[X] in funding to a 501(c)(3) for educational programming around gardening and healthy food preparation.
Community Gardens. Intent Community Gardens are important elements in the development of social networks and interaction. They provide healthy environments, fresh food, and recreation. They help maintain unity and productiveness in the community. Residents can maintain these spaces as areas of beautification. Community gardens are best suited for larger park spaces, but can be accommodated in smaller open spaces with appropriate physical access, solar access, and dimensions. Community gardens provide valuable opportunities to create an educational experience about food production and gardening amongst the residents in the community and increase awareness of the health and societal benefits of local food production. Design Standards • Dpnnvojuz hbsefot tibmm cf qiztjdbmmz boe visually accessible from the surrounding community. • Provide benches adequately for social function and rest. • Provide trash recycling and yard waste receptacles. • Provide fencing to help protect the garden from vandalism at night. • Fencing materials shall include wood and steel. • Provide hand watering as the minimum irrigation requirement for the community gardens. Hard-surface trails for multi-purpose use.
