Cultivation and Use. 5.1. The Tenant shall use the plot as an allotment garden only as defined by the Allotments Xxx 0000 (that is to say wholly or mainly for the production of vegetable, fruit and flower crops for consumption or enjoyment by the Tenant and his family) and for no other purpose and keep it free of hazards, e.g. broken glass or scrap metal etc., and reasonably free from weeds and noxious plants and in a good state of cultivation and fertility and in good condition.
5.2. The Tenant may not carry on any trade or business from the Allotment Site (A small amount of surplus produce may be sold as ancillary to the provision of crops for the family.)
5.3. The Tenant shall have at least 1/3 of the Allotment Garden under cultivation of crops after 3 months and at least 2/3 of the Allotment Garden under cultivation of crops after 12 months and thereafter.
5.4. The maximum amount of the Allotment Garden allowed to be hard landscaped e.g. patio, internal paths etc is 10%.
Cultivation and Use. 4.1. The Tenant shall use the plot as an allotment garden only as defined by the Allotments Xxx 0000 (that is to say wholly to or mainly for the production of vegetable, fruit and flower crops for consumption or enjoyment by the Tenant and his family) and for no other purpose and keep it free of hazards, e.g., broken glass or scrap metal etc., and reasonably free from weeds and noxious plants and in a good state of cultivation and fertility and in good condition.
4.2. The Tenant may not carry on any trade or business from the Allotment Site (A small amount of surplus produce may be sold as ancillary to the provision of crops for the family.)
4.3. The Tenant shall have at least ¼ of the Allotment Garden under cultivation of crops after 3 months and at least ¾ of the Allotment Garden under cultivation of crops after 12 months and thereafter.
Cultivation and Use. 5.1. The Tenant shall use the allotment as an allotment only as defined by the Allotments Act 1922 and subsequent acts (that is to say wholly or mainly for the production of vegetable, fruit and flower crops for consumption or enjoyment by the Tenant and his family) and for no other purpose and keep it free of hazards, e.g. broken glass or scrap metal etc., and reasonably free from weeds and noxious plants and in a good state of cultivation and fertility and in good condition.
5.2. The Tenant may not carry on any trade or business from the Allotment.
5.3. The Tenant shall have any overgrowth such as weeds/ grasses removed from the allotment as much as possible after one month of signing the Tenancy Agreement and thereafter. At least 25% of the entire allocated surface area of the Allotment under cultivation of crops after 3 months of signing the Tenancy Agreement (during the growing season June-October) and at least 60% of the entire allocated surface area of the Allotment under cultivation of crops after 12 months of signing the Tenancy Agreement. (During the growing season June-October).
5.4. The maximum amount of the Allotment Plot allowed to be hard landscaped e.g. patio, internal paths etc is 35%. Anything that is not cultivated is classed as hard landscaped.
Cultivation and Use. 6.1 The Tenant shall use the plot as an allotment garden only as defined by the Allotments Act 1922 (that is to say wholly or mainly for the production of vegetable, fruit and flower crops for consumption or enjoyment by the Tenant and his family) and for no other purpose and keep it free of hazards, e.g. broken glass or scrap metal etc., and reasonably free from weeds, especially Ragwort, Japanese Knotweed and noxious plants and in a good state of cultivation and fertility and in good condition (See Conditions of Use below). The Parish Clerk must be immediately notified if Japanese Knotweed is discovered on an allotment plot.
6.2 The Tenant may not carry on any trade or business from the Allotment Site (A small amount of surplus produce may be made available as ancillary to the provision of crops for the family).
6.3 The maximum amount of the Allotment Garden allowed to be hard landscaped e.g. patio, internal paths, etc. is 20%. No permanent structure to be built and no cement to be used.
6.4 Plot holder allocation to be a maximum of 2 x ½ plot or 1 x full plot to negate multiple plots not being managed appropriately.
Cultivation and Use. The Tenant shall use the plot as an allotment garden only as defined by the Allotments Act 1922 (that is to say wholly or mainly for the production of vegetable, fruit and flower crops for consumption or enjoyment by the Tenant and his family) and for no other purpose and keep it free of hazards, e.g. broken glass or scrap metal etc., and reasonably free from weeds and noxious plants and in a good state of cultivation and fertility and in good condition.
Cultivation and Use. 4.1. The Tenant shall use the plot as an allotment garden only as defined by the Allotments Acts 1922 and 1950 (that is to say wholly or mainly for the production of vegetable, fruit and flower crops for consumption or enjoyment and the keeping of livestock as defined in Schedule 1, paragraph 7 by the Tenant and her family) and for no other purpose and keep it free of hazards, e.g. broken glass or scrap metal etc., and reasonably free from weeds and noxious plants and in a good state of cultivation and fertility and in good condition.
4.2. The Tenant may not carry on any trade or business from the Allotment Land.
4.3. The Tenant shall have at least ¼ of the area available for cultivation on the Allotment Garden Plot under cultivation of crops after 3 months and at least ¾ of that area of the Allotment Garden Plot under cultivation of crops after 12 months and thereafter.
4.4. The maximum amount of the Allotment Garden Plot allowed for internal paths and hard landscaping e.g. shed, internal paths, composting area is 30%.
Cultivation and Use. The Plot Holder shall at all times keep their plot properly cultivated (predominantly for vegetables and cultivated fruit), free from weeds and noxious plants and in good and tidy order, and shall so deliver it up at the end of the tenancy. No trees shall be planted except those producing fruit and described as “dwarf” varieties. The use of pesticides, fungicides and insecticides or any other applications containing poisons is only permitted if approved for home or amateur use. No such materials shall be stored on Site. When using any sprays or fertilisers, the Plot Holder of an allotment must: take all reasonable care to ensure that adjoining xxxxxx, trees and crops are not adversely affected, and must make good or replant as necessary should any damage occur, and so far as possible select and use chemicals, whether for spraying, seed dressing or for any other purpose whatsoever, that will cause the least harm to members of the public, game birds and other wildlife, other than vermin or pests, and comply at all times with current regulations. The Plot Holder shall not use the Plot for any commercial purpose.
Cultivation and Use. 3.1. The Tenant shall use the plot wholly or mainly to produce vegetable, fruit and flower crops for consumption or enjoyment by the Tenant and their family) and for no other purpose. They shall keep it free of hazards, e.g. broken glass or scrap metal etc., and reasonably free from weeds and noxious plants, in a good state of cultivation and fertility, and in good condition.
3.2. The Tenant may not carry on any trade or business from the Allotment Site (a small amount of surplus produce may be sold as ancillary to the provision of crops for the family.)
Cultivation and Use. 4.1. The Tenant shall use the plot as an allotment garden only as defined by the Allotments Xxx 0000 (that is to say wholly or mainly for the production of vegetable, fruit and flower crops for consumption or enjoyment by the Tenant and his family) and for no other purpose and keep it free of hazards, e.g. broken glass or scrap metal etc., and reasonably free from weeds and noxious plants and in a good state of cultivation and fertility and in good condition.
4.2. The Tenant may not carry on any trade or business from the Allotment Site (A small amount of surplus produce may be sold as ancillary to the provision of crops for the family.)
4.3. The Tenant shall have at least ¼ of the cultivable area of the Allotment Garden worked or under cultivation of crops after 3 months and at least ¾ of the Allotment Garden under cultivation of crops during the growing season after 12 months and thereafter.
4.4. The maximum amount of the Allotment Garden allowed to be hard landscaped e.g. patio, internal paths etc is 20%. Excluding designated parking spaces.
Cultivation and Use. 5.1. The Tenant shall use the allotment as an allotment only as defined by the Allotments Act 1922 and subsequent acts (that is to say wholly or mainly for the production of vegetable, fruit and flower crops for consumption or enjoyment by the Tenant and his family) and for no other purpose and keep it free of hazards, e.g. broken glass or scrap metal etc., and reasonably free from weeds and noxious plants and in a good state of cultivation and fertility and in good condition.
5.2. The Tenant may not carry on any trade or business from the Allotment.
5.3. The Tenant shall have any overgrowth such as weeds/ grasses removed from the allotment as much as possible after one month of signing the Tenancy Agreement and thereafter. At least 25% of the entire allocated surface area of the Allotment under cultivation of crops after 3 months of signing the Tenancy Agreement (during the growing season June-October) and at least 60% of the entire allocated surface area of the Allotment under cultivation of crops after 12 months of signing the Tenancy Agreement. (During the growing season June- October). Crops grown in greenhouses, frames and pots are included in the cultivation of crops quotas.
5.4. The maximum amount of the Allotment Plot allowed to be hard landscaped e.g. patio, internal paths etc is 35%. Anything that is not cultivated is classed as hard landscaped.
