Community Garden at Kingcrest Park March 31, 2014 Recommendation - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Community Garden at Kingcrest Park March 31, 2014 Recommendation - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Community Garden at Kingcrest Park March 31, 2014 Recommendation THAT the Board approve the new community garden in Kingcrest Park, with all details to the satisfaction of the General Manager; FURTHER THAT staff grant a 5 year license


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Community Garden at Kingcrest Park

March 31, 2014

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Recommendation

THAT the Board approve the new community garden in Kingcrest Park, with all details to the satisfaction of the General Manager; FURTHER THAT staff grant a 5 year license agreement with the Cedar Cottage Food Network Society to operate the community garden, with all terms consistent with the Community Garden Policy.

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Policy

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So Far this Year:

The Board has approved four new/expanded gardens:

  • 2,200 m2 of new space
  • 100+ plots
  • All gardens have:
  • Children-focused areas
  • Accessible spaces
  • Shared growing spaces
  • Pollinator plantings
  • Food bearing trees
  • Seating
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Kingcrest Garden Site

  • Sponsored by Cedar Cottage Food

Network Society

  • 81% (35 submissions) support project
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Kingcrest Garden Design

Features:

  • 320 m2 garden area
  • ~20 allotments for all ages and

abilities

  • Demonstration plots for teaching

and children’s programming

  • Pollinator gardens
  • Decorative fencing with

espaliered food bearing trees and shrubs

  • Portion of food grown shared

with neighbourhood programs

  • Shed, compost production,

seating

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Recommendation

THAT the Board approve the new community garden in Kingcrest Park, with all details to the satisfaction of the General Manager; FURTHER THAT staff grant a 5 year license agreement with the Cedar Cottage Food Network Society to operate the community garden, with all terms consistent with the Community Garden Policy.

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