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The community garden permit application process requires these steps for a successful community garden. If your permit is approved, you can use City-owned land and Austin Water will install the garden's water tap for free.
Gather a list of coordinating committee members and a list of committed gardeners.
Find and evaluate the space for a community garden. Get a soil screening and check if there are any utilities in the area where there will be digging.
Get a nonprofit sponsor and letters of support from the community.
Create documentation for a community garden, including:
Write a description of the proposed garden and create a sketch to scale.
Submit a community garden permit application and pay the $50 application fee.
On average, the permitting process takes a year and is divided into 3 phases, with a check-in at the end of each phase.
If you are interested in starting a community garden on a faster timeline, consider a partnership with a neighborhood or community center. You will still need to work with the community gardens coordinator to ensure the site is eligible and safe.
The Community Gardens Program has created templates for the various documents you will need in your application to help you in the process.
