Q1: Where can I learn more about the Community Garden?
A: The City established the Community Garden Guidelines to govern the management of the Community Garden. Please review the Guidelines to ensure you meet all eligibility requirements and can abide by the rules and regulations.
Q2: What is included in a Community Garden Bed Permit?
A: The program provides access to one garden bed filled with soil, use of water, and use of community tools for a period of three years. One garden bed is allowed per household.
Q3: Who is eligible to apply for a Community Garden Bed Permit?
A: The Community Garden is open to all Cupertino residents who wish to apply. To establish Cupertino residency, interested parties must provide two forms of identification. Acceptable forms of identification include a government-issued photo ID, a lease agreement, a utility bill issued in the past three months, or similar documentation. One garden bed is allowed per household.
Q4: Is there a time limit on Community Garden Bed Permits?
A: The term for a Community Garden permit is three years. After a gardener’s three-year period ends, they may apply for a new three-year permit if there are no residents on the waiting list. If an active waiting list exists, the gardener or a member of their household may place their names on the waiting list no sooner than 30 days before the end of their active permit.
