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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.open_in_new
Find and evaluate the space for a community garden.open_in_new 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.open_in_new
Create documentation for a community garden, including:open_in_new
Write a description of the proposed garden and create a sketch to scale.open_in_new
Submit a community garden permit applicationopen_in_new 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 safeopen_in_new.
The Community Gardens Programopen_in_new has created templatesopen_in_new for the various documents you will need in your application to help you in the process.
