I'm with Sue on the off-site sales thing - that is a particularly ludicrous
bit of the rules as they stand. I've downloaded the Community Garden Report
Mark referenced (available
here<http://www.raleighnc.gov/content/PlanCurrent/Documents/Administrati…)
and will read up. I don't currently speak "zoning" but am willing to learn
it to advocate for our 'hoods.
Mark, do you have ideas as to how to be effective advocates? Is there a
specific date when Community Garden-related items are being discussed by the
council?
Sue, the ECAC tract garden sounds like it is in its infancy. Do you think
it would be smart to advocate for changes in the policy first or to firm
things up with Mr. Ghupta as a next step? Am I asking the wrong questions?
SJ
On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 3:18 PM, <traceyanne81(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
I am also willing to get involved in this community
garden effort. It would
be great to have a big project and meet new people!
Tracey
1620 Bennett
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