"We support the research of, and eventual creation of, a new subcategory of zoning called "Urban Agricultural" that would allow for emerging best practices in urban ag to develop throughout Augusta-Richmond County, Georgia. All residents of the CSRA who value local food are encouraged to sign.”
I have been meeting with city planners to push for this new zoning subcategory. Please email your district representative today to demand that urban agriculture becomes a priority in our land use policy.
October 4, 2018
The momentum behind this zoning petition is undeniable and shows that Augusta is ready for a real shift in how we grow our food. Send an email to your district representative today asking them to prioritize this conversation in the next council meeting.
Reached 100 supporters
October 4, 2018
58 Comments
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Justin Martin
7 years ago
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It would be a shame in so many ways if this teaching center, community pillar, and leading example in the community were taken away needlessly by badly applied and outdated laws.
Shutting down a farm like this has no upside, while it has multiple and obvious downsides for the community and its future growth.
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C Hutch
7 years ago
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Urban agriculture is a necessity. It can combat several effects of poverty. It gives us more control of and appreciation for food.
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Michelle Zupan
7 years ago
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Rezoning makes sense! Urban Grange is a successful small business in Richmond County. It is wise to model good, sustainable business practices as well as modeling healthier, sustainable living. Please do the right thing and WELCOME Urban Grange to Augusta!
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Scott Prusinski
7 years ago
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Science is showing the value of plant based eating in the stabilization and reversal of chronic diseases. The freshest, cleanest foods can provide needed nutrition to the local people. Access and relationships to growers encourage plant intake. It also allows the local youth to grow up around this valuable resource.
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EllaNora Robinson
7 years ago
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This place is wonderful! My children and I learned so many aspects about the farm from visiting Urban Grange. It would be a great loss to the community.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
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Cities build resiliency by having close food supply - and its time to eliminate the barriers that keep farmers from being able to do it. I stand with Urban Grange!
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Marsha Jones
7 years ago
I support urban agriculture!
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Hayley Figueroa
7 years ago
Urban ag has been demonstrated to improve health and environmental outcomes. It's been linked to a reduction in crime and food insecurity. There's no reason to oppose it.
"We support the research of, and eventual creation of, a new subcategory of zoning called "Urban Agricultural" that would allow for emerging best practices in urban ag to develop throughout Augusta-Richmond County, Georgia. All residents of the CSRA who value local food are encouraged to sign.”
I have been meeting with city planners to push for this new zoning subcategory. Please email your district representative today to demand that urban agriculture becomes a priority in our land use policy.
October 4, 2018
The momentum behind this zoning petition is undeniable and shows that Augusta is ready for a real shift in how we grow our food. Send an email to your district representative today asking them to prioritize this conversation in the next council meeting.
Reached 100 supporters
October 4, 2018
58 Comments
J
Justin Martin
7 years ago
Featured
It would be a shame in so many ways if this teaching center, community pillar, and leading example in the community were taken away needlessly by badly applied and outdated laws.
Shutting down a farm like this has no upside, while it has multiple and obvious downsides for the community and its future growth.
C
C Hutch
7 years ago
Featured
Urban agriculture is a necessity. It can combat several effects of poverty. It gives us more control of and appreciation for food.
M
Michelle Zupan
7 years ago
Featured
Rezoning makes sense! Urban Grange is a successful small business in Richmond County. It is wise to model good, sustainable business practices as well as modeling healthier, sustainable living. Please do the right thing and WELCOME Urban Grange to Augusta!
S
Scott Prusinski
7 years ago
Featured
Science is showing the value of plant based eating in the stabilization and reversal of chronic diseases. The freshest, cleanest foods can provide needed nutrition to the local people. Access and relationships to growers encourage plant intake. It also allows the local youth to grow up around this valuable resource.
E
EllaNora Robinson
7 years ago
Featured
This place is wonderful! My children and I learned so many aspects about the farm from visiting Urban Grange. It would be a great loss to the community.
A
Anonymous
7 years ago
Featured
Cities build resiliency by having close food supply - and its time to eliminate the barriers that keep farmers from being able to do it. I stand with Urban Grange!
M
Marsha Jones
7 years ago
I support urban agriculture!
H
Hayley Figueroa
7 years ago
Urban ag has been demonstrated to improve health and environmental outcomes. It's been linked to a reduction in crime and food insecurity. There's no reason to oppose it.
It would be a shame in so many ways if this teaching center, community pillar, and leading example in the community were taken away needlessly by badly applied and outdated laws. Shutting down a farm like this has no upside, while it has multiple and obvious downsides for the community and its future growth.