The city council officially approved our request for the community garden today. We built this win by sticking together and forcing them to see the value in our plan. Keep an eye on the city planning emails so you know when the first community work day launches.
San Clemente's Community Garden will provide local residents with the opportunity to grow their own food, reduce grocery expenses, interact with people in the community, sustain the environment, beautify our city and work outdoors. If you would like to join in creating a future gardening sanctuary for San Clemente residents then please sign the petition and if you would like to get more involved please leave your contact information in the comment space. Thanks for your time.
I am currently compiling the list of neighbors interested in site planning to present at the next city council meeting. Please text this link to three friends who live in San Clemente so we can show the city how much broad support exists for this garden.
April 5, 2017
The momentum behind this garden project is now undeniable. Email the city council planning department today to demand they put our proposal on the next meeting agenda.
Reached 100 supporters
April 5, 2017
9 Comments
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Kristin Mann
11 years ago
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I would love to get involved in getting a community garden up and going. Please give me the scoop!
Kristin Mann. [email protected]
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Tom Hardy
17 years ago
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happy to help dig or whatever is needed. shoot me an email [email protected]
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Sarah Khan
17 years ago
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Finally! Been waiting for something like this forever. Can I help with the planning? [email protected]
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Jen Diallo
17 years ago
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Any updates on where this is gonna be? hope it happens soon.
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Mike Lyons
17 years ago
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This would be amazing for the neighborhood. My backyard is way too small for tomatoes so count me in.
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Dave Duncan
17 years ago
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SC NEEDS FRESH PRODUCE.
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Christopher Yarussi
9 years ago
I'm feeling a need to keep it organic at the local level SC.
The city council officially approved our request for the community garden today. We built this win by sticking together and forcing them to see the value in our plan. Keep an eye on the city planning emails so you know when the first community work day launches.
San Clemente's Community Garden will provide local residents with the opportunity to grow their own food, reduce grocery expenses, interact with people in the community, sustain the environment, beautify our city and work outdoors. If you would like to join in creating a future gardening sanctuary for San Clemente residents then please sign the petition and if you would like to get more involved please leave your contact information in the comment space. Thanks for your time.
I am currently compiling the list of neighbors interested in site planning to present at the next city council meeting. Please text this link to three friends who live in San Clemente so we can show the city how much broad support exists for this garden.
April 5, 2017
The momentum behind this garden project is now undeniable. Email the city council planning department today to demand they put our proposal on the next meeting agenda.
Reached 100 supporters
April 5, 2017
9 Comments
K
Kristin Mann
11 years ago
Featured
I would love to get involved in getting a community garden up and going. Please give me the scoop!
Kristin Mann. [email protected]
T
Tom Hardy
17 years ago
Featured
happy to help dig or whatever is needed. shoot me an email [email protected]
S
Sarah Khan
17 years ago
Featured
Finally! Been waiting for something like this forever. Can I help with the planning? [email protected]
J
Jen Diallo
17 years ago
Featured
Any updates on where this is gonna be? hope it happens soon.
M
Mike Lyons
17 years ago
Featured
This would be amazing for the neighborhood. My backyard is way too small for tomatoes so count me in.
D
Dave Duncan
17 years ago
Featured
SC NEEDS FRESH PRODUCE.
C
Christopher Yarussi
9 years ago
I'm feeling a need to keep it organic at the local level SC.
I would love to get involved in getting a community garden up and going. Please give me the scoop! Kristin Mann. [email protected]