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Garden of Dreams
The Encinitas City Council on April 15 unanimously endorsed the concept of a community garden organized by volunteers.
Now, the Encinitas Community Garden organizing committee is looking for a parcel of land one to two acres in size. However, the city-owned site requested by representatives of user groups -- an unused parcel originally planned for a park -- was turned down by a 3-2 split of councilmembers’ votes.
The minority thought that a garden was an ideal use for the site. The majority stated they felt the property should be held for future sale to a developer.
The majority three councilmembers offered use of part of Indian Head Canyon, a property donated by a local family as undeveloped parkland. The Community Garden committee feels this specific parcel is unusable as a garden because it is habitat for wildlife. -- Sanford Shapiro, Encinitas Parks Commissioner
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Garden of Dreams
Garden of Dreams
The Encinitas City Council on April 15 unanimously endorsed the concept of a community garden organized by volunteers.
Now, the Encinitas Community Garden organizing committee is looking for a parcel of land one to two acres in size. However, the city-owned site requested by representatives of user groups -- an unused parcel originally planned for a park -- was turned down by a 3-2 split of councilmembers’ votes.
The minority thought that a garden was an ideal use for the site. The majority stated they felt the property should be held for future sale to a developer.
The majority three councilmembers offered use of part of Indian Head Canyon, a property donated by a local family as undeveloped parkland. The Community Garden committee feels this specific parcel is unusable as a garden because it is habitat for wildlife. -- Sanford Shapiro, Encinitas Parks Commissioner
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