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This Saturday May 18th 11am to 1pm at St Marks Church in Manhattan come to the NYCCGC Town Hall Meeting and voice your concerns about the new Greenthumb license.

The new GreenThumb license has changes that are so burdensome and so ill-justified that the license seems to be setting us up for failure. The language affects community gardens and we suggest you attend our May 18th meeting at St. Marks’s Church to add your voice, ask questions and help your fellow gardeners make meaningful changes to the license.

The New York City Community Garden Coalition and LUNGS are holding the first of many city-wide Town Halls to discuss the license agreement. Please attend or send a garden rep.

The Town Hall is this Saturday, May 18 from 11am - 1pm at St. Marks Church 131 E.10th St at Second Avenue

Our gardens are being told to sign this is a four-year agreement. Separate garden meetings across the City have raised many concerns about this new license.

We urge your garden NOT to sign this license at this time.

We are asking community gardeners to come together for this Town Hall. We want to discuss the issues, formulate a united response and a develop a strategy.

The new license and the changes from the old one can be found at nyccgc.org

This new license contains many new regulations, restrictions and obligations that are being forced upon gardeners. GreenThumb appears to be taking on the role of an enforcement agency rather than garden-friendly enablers.

This very is troubling to gardeners who volunteer their time and spend their own money to maintain city property. GreenThumb requires that the garden reps make all gardeners aware of the contents of the new license agreement.

Gardens are being asked to sign this license as soon as May 13. Again, we urge you not to sign the license.

We have not had enough time to study this agreement and request that GreenThumb slow down this entire process. It took the City more than four months to put this license together. Gardeners should be allowed more than one month to evaluate a document we are being asked to sign.

We have asked gardens to discuss the new GreenThumb license with your membership. We are compiling gardens' responses. Please send your garden’s licensing questions/issues to aziz@nyccgc.org

See you this Saturday......

 
 
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