Community garden may start growing at Lo-Ellen Park school
A Sudbury high school is inviting the city to expand its community garden program on its property.
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A Sudbury high school is inviting the city to expand its community garden program on its property.
Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School has asked the city to consider putting a pilot project garden on its green space that includes an outdoor rink — when it's not in use.
Sudbury’s community development co-ordinator reports a decision on the pilot project will be made soon.
“That would mean that we would start looking for potential funding or working on a plan to phase it in, in terms of when would be our start date, who's going to build the materials, [and] how we're partnering with the school,” Barb McDougall-Murdoch said.
McDougall-Murdoch added the city needs to make sure there are enough people to maintain the gardens before they're set up.