APPLICATION FOR IN-PRINCIPLE APPROVAL TO ESTABLISH A COMMUNITY GARDEN

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APPLICATION FOR IN-PRINCIPLE APPROVAL TO ESTABLISH A COMMUNITY GARDEN Part 1 Applicant Details Community Garden Group Name Contact Person Name Postal Address Street Address: Suburb/Town State: State: Postcode: Phone Numbers Business hours: After hours: Email Address Applicant Signature Date:.../.../... Part 2 Group Details Number of Members Is the Group Incorporated? Current: Yes No Intended Maximum: Incorporation Number: Is the Group being auspiced by an existing Incorporated Group for the purposes of the project? Yes - fill in contact details below and attach a letter of support from the auspicing Group No - go to page 2 Group Name Contact Person Name Postal Address Street Address: Suburb: State: Postcode: Phone Numbers Business hours: After hours: Contact person Signature Date:.../.../...

2 How is the Group structured? Include brief details on roles, meetings and decision-making. Do any of the members of the Community Garden Group have previous experience in community gardening and if so, are they able to provide support to your group? No Yes - provide details Does the Group include members with skills needed for community gardening? (Tick boxes as appropriate) Growing vegetables Making compost and using mulch Garden design & construction Group management Community development If any of these skills do not exist within the Group, how do you intend to obtain them? Part 3 Site Details Proposed Site Address Number and Street: Suburb: State: Postcode: What is the land currently used for, eg passive recreation, sporting groups, etc? Are there any existing structures or services on the site? Safety and Vandalism

3 Identify any significant safety or crime concerns? What is the lighting around the site? Does the site have good visibility from nearby houses or businesses? Accessibility How far is the site from public transport, bicycle tracks and footpaths? How close are the nearest toilets for public use? Is the site accessible for a range of user groups, including disabled access if required by participants? Location How far is the site from any high density living areas and community facilities such as community centres, schools and aged care facilities? These are considered beneficial for the increased potential for participation and support. Size Is the site of adequate land size to accommodate the garden and associated facilities? Consider the size of the proposed garden beds, composting systems, etc. Soil Quality, Ground Cover and Slope

4 What is the history of the site and has any risk of existing soil contamination been assessed? (Attach report on any soil tests conducted.) Does the site provide good drainage? What is the current ground cover and would any trees or shrubs need to be removed to construct the garden? Sunlight and Water Does the site have sunlight for at least 5-6 hours per day? Is there currently access to mains water or an opportunity to harvest rain water from near existing roofs i.e. an adjacent building

5 Part 4 Community Garden Project Details Type of Community Garden Communal garden Allotment (private plots) Combination of Communal and Allotment Other (specify) What is the purpose(s) of the proposed Community Garden (tick as many as applicable)? Recreation Community building Sustainability education Improved access to healthy food Other (specify) What is the benefit of this project to the greater community? Is this project proposed to link to any existing community activities? How has the surrounding community been consulted about the project and what were the outcomes? (Explain the methods and scope of consultation used and the key community issues raised for and against the proposed garden.)

6 Community Garden Plan of Management It must be demonstrated that there is adequate commitment and capacity within the group to plan and establish the garden and provide for its ongoing maintenance. A Plan of Management is a good tool to demonstrate these requirements and plan for the long-term management of the garden. At a minimum, the following should be included in your Plan of Management and attached to this application. Aims and objectives of the group What plants will be grown Group structure How organic waste will be managed How decisions will be made How water will be conserved The conflict-resolution process How pests will be controlled How new members will be recruited How vandalism will be prevented Proposed methods of fundraising How you will ensure site remains tidy Hours of operation and access How you will minimise noise and odour Method of gardening An A3-sized basic Concept Plan Part 5 Application Checklist Have you: filled in all parts of this form? attached the Plan of Management for your proposed garden, including an A3- sized basic Concept Plan of the project? attached a copy of your (or your auspicing Group s) Certificate of Currency for Public Liability Cover of at least $10,000,000? attached soil test or risk assessment report (if applicable)? attached letter of support for your project from auspicing group (if requested in Part 2)? attached other letters of support for your project (optional)? Part 6 Lodgement Details You can lodge the completed form with any supporting material as follows: By Email: By Mail: (Insert email address) (Insert address) Attention: (Insert title of responsible manager)