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Master gardeners set to break ground on early stages of community farm in Pleasanton

Original post made on Sep 23, 2022

One project slated to break ground in fall is aiming to help Pleasanton residents grow their own food in a sustainable, water-conserving manner -- a community garden and farm at the Bernal Community Park.

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Posted by balletdancer
a resident of Kottinger Ranch
on Sep 23, 2022 at 2:10 pm

balletdancer is a registered user.

Many thanks to Mayor Brown and also to the City Council for their unanimous support in approving "Phase 0" of the Bernal Community Farm Park. Also thanks to the many citizens of Pleasanton for their enthusiastic support and giving a very high 78% "Important" rating to the overall Community Farm project (44% "Extremely Important" or "Very Important"!) in the City of Pleasanton 2021 Community Survey. There is much work ahead to make this happen, but "To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow" - Audrey Hepburn.
Lou and Susan Astbury


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