1. Allocate, assign, and manage garden plot applications for residents and groups at a cost according to policies approved by the city. 2. Provide a garden manager who will be physically on site for a minimum of twenty-five (25) hours per workday and will work with the City’s designee. 3. Maintain an updated registry of gardeners, contact information, plot assignments, and agreements. 4. Host regular community events, workshops, and educational initiatives at least one (1) per month during the season. 5. Oversee and maintain the current Fresh Food Box program, which provides fresh food to all who register. 6. Be a recurring vendor at the City’s green market event. 7. Provide the City with a maximum of two (2) plots for the Parks and Recreation’s senior and youth programs. 8. Collaborate with local schools, non-profits, and civic groups to maximize volunteer participation. 9. Enforce garden rules and mediate conflicts among gardeners. 10. Conduct seasonal orientation and training for new gardeners. 11. Oversee composting and soil maintenance using environmentally-friendly practices 12. Ensure the garden is clean, safe, and accessible. 13. Obtaining any licensing and/or permits necessary to grow, harvest, and sell produce.
