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Reso 2021-113 Adopt 2021 CAP and Addendum to 2035 General Plan
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Reso 2021-113 Adopt 2021 CAP and Addendum to 2035 General Plan
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Public °ewe•„ Hearing Draft <br />Case Study: Planning for a Garden <br />In November 2020, the City of San Leandro <br />held a virtual design charretfe series for a <br />proposed community garden and outdoor <br />education lab space at Bancroft Middle <br />School, which is adjacent to San Leandro <br />Creek. The lab space will improve <br />accessibility and hands-on educational <br />opportunities for students and community <br />members looking to learn about <br />watershed ecology, gardening, and <br />Indigenous history, as well as provide a <br />space for creek groups to host <br />educational public tours for residents. The <br />on -site community garden will expand <br />access to local food production. <br />See <br />What common things do we <br />•� <br />see in our dream garden? Our <br />:a <br />a�� place that we see.. <br />f <br />J <br />■ <br />buys w.«SM.w fwa:s<wa..6emerl <br />The workshops were held in partnership <br />with the San Leandro Unified School <br />District; Friends of the San Leandro Creek; <br />Sogorea Te' Land Trust, a local Native <br />American land rematriation group; <br />StopWaste; Madison Park Academy, a <br />middle school in Oakland; and the David <br />R. Brower -Ronald V. Dellums Institute for <br />Sustainable Policy Studies and Action. <br />These intergenerational events brought <br />together youth leaders, parents, and <br />elders from the neighborhood, and <br />allowed for cross-pollination of ideas. The <br />design charretfe was a catalyst for <br />community collaboration, serving as an <br />energizing first step in a formal and <br />community -driven design process. <br />wr "-' What common things do we want <br />T <br />to feel in our dream garden? Our <br />gar: iplace w ere we feel...MEN <br />The City of San Leandro has continued to work <br />with the project partners to develop the <br />proposed community garden, associated <br />school curriculum, and public education <br />around ecology and sustainability. <br />StopWaste's Earth Day 2021 kickoff event <br />featured San Leandro youth leaders who <br />participated in the workshop series and <br />showcased some of the waste and <br />permaculture science curriculum inspired by <br />this work. <br />Page 16 San Leandro 2021 Climate Action Plan <br />
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