Politics & Government
Community Garden Wilting in Corte Madera?
The Town Council is looking for someone to take up the cause after one group drops out of the campaign for a neighborhood garden.
Mayor Alexandra Cock put out the call recently for more residents to get involved in the campaign and development of a community garden in Corte Madera.
Cock, at the Aug. 16 Town Council meeting, said a group of organizers had changed their plans for the project.
There has been intense interest in developing a garden that would be available to all residents of Corte Madera, but there has been equally intense disagreement over the details of the garden:
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Should the garden be free, or should there be a maintenance fee?
Where should the garden be located?
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How big should the garden be?
Anyone interested in helping organize a community garden should contact your Town Council or Town Manager David Bracken.
If you have ideas about a community garden in Corte Madera and would like to discuss them in an informal setting, e-mail Derek Wilson and we'll set up a group meeting to compare notes.
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