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Neighborhood Garden Survey
BACKGROUND
The Brightside Farm Committee and Charlestown Township are proposing to create a Neighborhood Garden at the site of the former Pyle family garden at Brightside Farm on Yellow Springs Road. Participants can grow vegetables, flowers or a mix. This survey is to determine the extent of interest in a neighborhood garden.
The Farm Committee along with volunteers will plow and disc a large garden area and fence most of it with 8' high fence for protection from the area deer population.
Water will be provided in time for this year's gardens.
We anticipate offering 10x10 ft and 20x20 ft plots. Individuals or families could share a plot.
Access would be available during daylight hours, 7 days/week.
Families would provide their own seed and gardening tools and labor. Some composted manure from Brightside Farm may be available.
A one-time $20 fee per family would be charged to cover the cost of ground preparation and fencing, regardless of the plot size.
QUESTIONS
- ARE YOU LIKELY TO WANT A PLOT IN THIS YEAR'S GARDEN?
- IF YES TO ABOVE, WOULD YOU LIKELY WANT A 10X10 OR 20X20 FOOT PLOT?
- IF YES TO (1), PLEASE PROVIDE
Name:
Street Address:
City/State/Zip:
E-mail Address:
AND/OR
Telephone number:
Your postal and e-mail address and telephone number will be used only to contact you regarding the neighborhood garden project.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED, PLEASE E-MAIL THIS COMPLETED SURVEY (or at least the requested info) TO
webmaster@charlestown.org
NO LATER THAN SUNDAY MAY 4, 2003
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