I think the best approach for the community garden project would be to start with a few raised beds this spring. We have about six volunteers confirmed and the soil results came back decent. The tomatoes and peppers should do well in the back corner where it gets full sun. For the herbs, we could use the strip along the fence line. Let me know if you want to help with the compost setup next weekend. I can bring the tools and some starter plants if that works for everyone. We still need to decide on a watering schedule but that can be sorted once the beds are built. The garden committee meets again on Tuesday evening to finalize the layout and assign tasks. I think we should also plan for a small shed near the entrance to store tools and supplies. That would make things easier for volunteers who come early or late. Let me know your thoughts on how we should divide the plot sections. We have enough space for about eight beds if we use the full lot, but I think starting with four is wiser until we see how much time people can commit. The community center said they can provide mulch and compost if we submit a request form before the end of the month. I can handle that paperwork if you want to coordinate the volunteer schedule instead.