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Community garden water access discussed; committee notes project is separate from Shade Tree work
Summary
Members confirmed the community garden project (6–10 plots, pending grants) is separate from Shade Tree Committee responsibilities and learned both irrigation and culinary water will be available, with irrigation used first.
Committee members reviewed potential community garden locations near the Meeks cabin yard and confirmed the garden is being managed separately from Shade Tree Committee business. The minutes note the community garden may include "6-10 garden plots depending on grant funding."
Members also discussed water availability for the garden and learned that both irrigation and culinary water would be available, with irrigation used as long as possible before switching to culinary water when necessary. The committee agreed planting areas should take existing water access into account when the site walk occurs prior to finalizing planting locations.
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