PPT-Phoenix Community Garden Policy Guidelines

Dean Brennan FAICP Challenge Community Gardens An Illegal Use Community gardens not permitted by Phoenix Zoning Ordinance Existing zoning development standards restricted potential community garden development and activities. Purpose. To promote the local food initiative within the City of Berkeley’s Climate Action Plan.. To adopt definition of community gardens and allow them by right in all zoning districts.. Current Barriers. Summer 2012. Chas Jones. PhD student, Campus Community Garden Committee Chairperson. c. has.jones@iarc.uaf.edu. LOCATION & PURPOSE. Place to grow . organic foods. Enhance . campus community across . Growing Healthy Communities. Background: Health and Nutrition. Adult obesity rates exceed 25%. in 31 states and 20% in 49 . states and Washington, D.C.. Arkansas ranks 10. th. in the nation. Roger E. Eastman, AICP, Comprehensive Planning and Code Administrator . Nicole A. Woodman, Sustainability Manager. Supported by City Policy and Code?. 2001 Flagstaff Regional Land Use and Transportation Plan, April 2001. Roger E. Eastman, AICP, Comprehensive Planning and Code Administrator . Nicole A. Woodman, Sustainability Manager. Supported by City Policy and Code?. 2001 Flagstaff Regional Land Use and Transportation Plan, April 2001. Dean Brennan, FAICP. Challenge: Community Gardens – An Illegal Use. !. Community gardens not permitted by Phoenix Zoning Ordinance.. Existing zoning development standards restricted potential community garden development and activities.. Community Garden Programs. Increasing Access to Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Mission of the ACHIEVE . Gardens Program. Assist local groups to create, operate, and maintain a community garden to. Improve public nutrition and the neighborhood environment. September 2017. City of Phoenix. Population. 4.7M. Workforce. 2.3M. Median Age. 32.6. Some College. 56.5%. Household Income. 5.8%. Phoenix Area. DEMOGRAPHICS. Greater Phoenix Communities. 67% of the State’s economy comes from Greater Phoenix. Tools for tackling the Top 10 Pests, Diseases and Weeds in a Community Garden 2017 Gardens Summit February 18, 2017 Introductions Jill Schneider, Troy Community Gardens Annette Nekola, Atwood Community Gardens Veme Queering Phoenix : Queer Identity in Metropolitan Phoenix Elsa Bea Velásquez Veme: Queering Phoenix is a multidisciplinary photographic project designed to shed light and bring awareness to Who We Are This research project was a joint effort of researchers from the University of Toronto Centre for Urban Health Initiatives, Ryerson University Ce Ana Skinner Ana Skinner recently comp Car FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF CTAE DIRECTORSbyJECI CRANE-BOHANNONUnder the Direction of Diana KingABSTRACTFresh picked vegetables give many people the feeling of summer Community gardens provide the opportu developmentThe Community Adaptation Small Grants Facility SGF project recently entered another major milestone by approving project development support for five community based small grant projectsin Homeowners looking to sell their house fast in Phoenix can contact the Chandler-based real estate investor for a cash offer in less than 24 hours. To learn more, visit https://www.gofastoffer.com/.