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Page 3 Commissioner Deckert • Design the Garden Patch area so that it accommodates flexibility to expand. Plots that are 4' X 8" should accommodate most needs. In general, would prefer more garden plots, which could be accommodate by reducing the size the current garden plots. Commissioner Hottle • Explore the use of solar panels for the Learning Center and other locations as practical. • Explore the use of gray water as practical. • Evaluate the current City policies regarding the Garden Patch program to assure that they allow for turn over to meet needs and to assure that those who reserve a plot are using it. Manage the wait list. • Attempt to have levels of design consistency between the raised garden plots in the Garden Patch area and any raised garden plots in the Demonstration Gardens. • Reference the list of staff approved pesticides as part of the overall Community Farm guidelines and policies. • Scale Sub-Area 16 buffer zone and regulate tree size adjacent to read yards on Laguna Creek Lane. Commissioner Streng Assure the property residents would not prefer lower that would not block view of the orchards. Comments from Master Gardeners • The Demonstration Gardens change overtime to meet needs so encourages the City's understanding regarding being flexible. • They promote sustainable and organic gardening and encourage that practice throughout the Community Farm. • Address location of trail to assure public access. • Crop area will need to be fenced.