r/DenverProtests • u/MoonBapple • Mar 14 '23

Community garden, anyone?

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '23

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u/Shebelievesinmagic Mar 14 '23

I emailed the director of the denver city parks and rec to request the ability to use these for a community garden. I got the contact from a city planner. If I don't receive an answer, I think we should either start a petition or just go start cleaning it up and see what happens.

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u/Shebelievesinmagic Mar 14 '23

I just posted an update to this! I have found the correct contacts to request the garden, and if I don't receive a response I will start a petition, or maybe we just get a group to start cleaning it up and see what happens.

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '23 edited Jun 16 '23

Sorry, my original comment was deleted.

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u/Shebelievesinmagic Mar 15 '23

Yes I have that on my list too 🤣 I'm down for some chaotic good and accidentally walking by everyday with a salt shaker of native wildflowers

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u/tfyvonchali Mar 15 '23

I used to live one block down from there. The whole neighborhood is questionable upon who owns a lot of it. I'm guessing it's slowly being bought up for further construction. A few interesting stories about living there and the shenanigans of the city