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ReplyDeleteHi Jessica,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments. If you can download the Appendices from the website (linked in Dave's blog post earlier), then on Page 7 you will find the infrastructure outlined for maintenance and upkeep for the garden. In addition to coordinators who will be responsible for the overall garden, each family will also sign a membership agreement regarding their commitment and there are rules for maintenance and upkeep for each plot. We also have a detailed 1 year timeline developed to show how we will accomplish all the work.
I think option C should be restated so that people who are opposed but willing to compromise can be reflected.
ReplyDeleteC. I do not support Clover Lawn Park being repurposed for use as a community garden, but I am willing to share the park with the community garden if we can agree on the location and size of the repurposed part.
Thanks Courtney,
ReplyDeleteI made your change in document and indicated that it had been made.
Dave Evans
In order to really reach consensus I think we do need to ask the question:
ReplyDeleteWhat things do you do in and around Clover Lawn? _ walk dog, _ picnic, _ play (catch, Frisbee, soccer etc.), other ___
Respecting those who already expressed support of the garden but had strong feelings about water features and fences, I think we should add this question:
Is there anything you don’t want in Clover Lawn?
Since we are a neighborhood association and not a homeowners association I think asking whether a respondent is a renter or home owner is unnecessary.
Do you currently use the Pet Waste Stations in the park ? _ yes, _ no, _ not applicable
Would you oppose the Pet Waste Stations being moved if a needed to accommodate the garden? _ yes, _ no
I disagree with Ruth on the "anything you don't want question." Once the division of land is agreed on, the non-garden people should NOT have a say in the design of the gardened land area. We can all decide together how much land will be used for the various needs but outsiders just don't get to dictate what will and will not go in the garden.
ReplyDeleteFun idea with the hippie garden, just as long as it doesnt take up the whole park. Half would be cool and it can expand if it's a hit. Add some local artwork and you've got a really cool addition to MP! Not sure why some neighbors are hating on it??? Maybe cause it wasnt their idea. Great job guys!
ReplyDeleteTom on Thorman
Those are constructive ideas Tom. With input such as that we can ensure that Clove Lawn remains a multi-use space that includes a garden , maximizes the open space, and is something that works for everybody.
ReplyDeleteI personally don't see an "either/or" scenario. I see a "both/and" opportunity.