more garden stipulations [Fwd: Re: lot on 2nd st.]

[dirty...@riseup.net]

more from the garden lot owner. this is *exactly* the sort of thing i was
talking about. we *need* to communicate and coordinate about this sort of
thing.

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Subject: Re: lot on 2nd st.
From: "Sarah Wright" <sa...@animas.net>
Date: Sat, April 27, 2013 3:40 pm
To: dirty...@riseup.net
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i remember a short discussion on a possibility of planting trees but we
certainly don't want chinese elms on the property. please remove this
tree as soon as possible. we don't want those seeds to drop. it is a
highly invasive plant. the city does not allow them on parking strips.
they are not indigenous or a wild species. please don't leave the tree on
the property. if trees are planted the type & location need to be
coordinated. the city wants the sidewalk right by the curb on this lot
due to an existing sewer line location. all misplaced trees will need be
removed & so eventually more work for us. you would really need to water
any transplanted trees significantly. your efforts would be more
appreciated to simply water the trees that exist as we have requested.
please be a little more specific about coordinating in the future. i did
not realize these were going in without further coordination as we
discussed. when do u plan on being at the lot next? i would prefer FNBs
activity stick to simply gardening the existing patches at this point.
please be carful not to plant invasive plants since these can be a problem
if the area ends up being left unattended as it was last year.

i see the mulch was used by FNBs as well so please only use your own
materials in the future & respect that we need to store our materials on
our property without worry.
thank you.

Sarah Wright
sa...@animas.net
970.259.1544


rock your day!

On Apr 26, 2013, at 12:11 PM, dirty...@riseup.net wrote:

> Hi Sarah,
>
> We're working really hard to consolidate communication & organization
> regarding the use of the lot, as it seems that a lot of the problems have
> stemmed from miscommunication.
>
> We were aware that the wood chip mulch belonged to you, and wasn't for our
> use. As best as we're able to tell at the moment, it was Bobby from
> Buffalo Council that used it. We will be in touch with him shortly, and
> will see if Buffalo Council can reimburse you for the mulch. If they
> can't, we'll figure out a way to do so ourselves.
>
> Again, we apologize for any inconvenience resulting from miscommunication.
> We'll also stop by asap to grab any random stuff that needs to be removed
> from the lot.
>
> Thanks for everything,
>
> -Nathan J. Coe
> 970.403.4315
>
> Durango Food Not Bombs
> https://durangofoodnotbombs.wordpress.com/
>
>> Please call me at 259.1544.
>> I would like the concrete that we have been requesting removed for a over
>> a year to be taking TODAY.
>> We have been requesting this for some time & promised it would happen but
>> it never has been removed. Please make this a priority!
>> This was all from food not bombs from last year. I see some was removed
>> but please take the rest.
>> Also we would like our mulch repaid. This was for other projects. My
>> husband took off work to get it & pays for it.
>> We need to be able to use our lot with out feeling things with be taken.
>> Please remove all of your items from the lot.
>> Thank you.
>
>