Taking the first step....

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Taking the first step....

Post: # 47295Post TheLancsLass »

Well we have been enquiring about allotments with our local council and are just being sent the tennancy agreement in the post today.

Is there anything I should look for (i.e. to double check) in the tennancy agreement and do you have any tips for a lottie newbie?

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Post: # 47296Post Andy Hamilton »

They are pretty standard generally, might have stuff about getting permission to put up a shed or plant trees etc. Each of them are different though and if you have an allotment rep then they will be the best person to ask.
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Thank you! You're a star!
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Post: # 47345Post Chocobed »

Just a little tip, check for security before you leave your things there. Ask about, ask neighbouring plotholders. Do the usual soil tests and see if there is a notice board or trade hut(both essential)

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And take lots of photos. We want to see them :-)

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