In Seattle 
We are actually raising out fees this year also...here is the
breakdown, keeping in mind we turn no one away for their ability to
pay...the non-profit we work with (P-Patch Trust) covers plot fee
assistance through other gardener donations, which are collected along
with our application processes annually.  We are basing our fees raised
on cost of living increase locally.  We have a base fee for all
gardeners and then we charge per 100 square feet of size plot.

Beginning January 1, 2007, the base application fee shall be
Twenty-three Dollars ($23) per year for any size plot, and the base
permit fee shall be Eleven Dollars ($11) per year for each standard
unit
or any part of a standard unit. 


Thanks for your time,
Sandy Pernitz
Community Garden Coordinator
P-Patch Program/Dept. of Neighborhoods
"I thought I was coming to learn about gardens, and instead I learned
about life, and the importance of community and interdependence."  Kolmi
Majumdar
Department of Neighborhoods
PO Box 94649
Seattle, WA 98124-4649
sandy.pernitz at seattle.gov
206-684-0284
office location: 700 5th Avenue Suite 1700

>>> "Janet Parker" <janetp at cacscw.org> 11/2/2006 9:36 AM >>>
Dear ACGA friends,

What are plot fees for gardens in your city?  

Here in Madison, Wisconsin we use a sliding scale so that people of
all
income levels can be part of the gardens and pay each according to
her/his ability.  We are looking at raising rates and wondering what
plot fees are in other places.  

I imagine that in some cities each individual garden sets its fees,
and
in places with citywide programs there is a standard fee.  What's your
garden's situation?  We'd also be interested to hear the size of your
plots.  

Thank you!

Peace,

Janet Parker
Community Gardens - CAC Food & Gardens
1717 N. Stoughton Road
Madison, WI 53704
janetp at cacscw.org 
608-246-4730 ext. 218
www.cacscw.org/gardens 


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