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The tenant shall not use the structure for any purpose other than that of working their allotment and it shall not be used for any noisy, noxious, dangerous or offensive purpose and they shall not do or permit anything to be stored in or placed upon the same which may be or become a cause of a nuisance, annoyance or damage to the council or their tenants or the owners or occupiers of other property in the neighbourhood. Failure to comply with this condition will constitute an automatic termination of the allotment tenancy on the part of the tenant and will result in one month’s notice being given. Keeping an allotment gives you a chance to grow fresh, healthy food. There are also social, environmental and health benefits to having an allotment. How big is an allotment? to keep the allotment clean, free from weeds and cultivated with compost or recognised soil improver and maintain it in a good state of cultivation and fertility an application for JAA must be made by the existing tenant with someone who is not otherwise the sole or joint tenant of any other allotment in Leeds

There are lots of advantages to allotment gardening. Gardening is an ideal form of exercise and many allotments provide a great habitat for wildlife. The council shall not be liable for any damage occasioned to the structure nor for the loss of or damage to any tools or other property placed in the same by the tenant or any other person. not plant any trees or shrubs so as to overhang or interfere with any other allotment or any path or roadway on the allotment land not to use barbed wire or any other fencing material that may cause injury on a fence or as a fence adjoining any path set out for the use of the occupiers of the allotment

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The design and construction of the structure shall be subject to the previous approval of the council and no alteration or addition to the structure shall be made without the consent in writing of the council having first been obtained. not construct a pond, bury a tub, tank or bath below ground level and not to construct or keep a container, tub or tank containing water above ground level which may be a hazard to any person

If two or more people wish to jointly work an allotment of not more than 250 square metres in area each person must sign a Joint Allotment Agreement (JAA) as follows: not to deposit or permit to remain on the allotment any refuse or decaying matter - this includes burying dead animals (except manure and compost as may be reasonably required for use in cultivation) or place any such matter in hedges, ditches or dykes on or adjoining the allotment The tenant shall pay and discharge all charges or fees and other outgoings which may become payable in respect of the structure. Any decision made about structures by the committees of self managed allotment associations will not usually be overturned by the council Growing tunnels are to be constructed of a single sheet of clear polythene or plastic over a minimum of 5 rigid hoops. Maximum height is to be 2.5 metres with overall maximum size of 5.4 metres by 3 metres.not to light any fire on any part of the allotment so as to allow smoke to drift across a road or cause a nuisance or an annoyance to any person or persons The community at Chapel House Farm Allotments is dedicated to promoting sustainable and organic gardening practices. They organize various activities throughout the year, including seed swaps, workshops, and social events. If you are interested in learning more about gardening or want to connect with a like-minded community, Chapel House Farm Allotments is a great place to start. not without the written consent of the council or an allotment association, erect or place or permit on the allotment garden any building, greenhouse, polythene tunnel or other structure except as those permitted. See structure rules Do not bring anything onto the allotments if you are not going to use it on your plot. Compost where possible to cultivate the whole of the allotment personally and not to underlet, assign, exchange or part with the possession of the allotment or any part of it without the written consent of the council

Increases in allotment rents have to be notified to tenants twelve months in advance of the date of increase. The Council has decided there will be a price increase for the period 1stApril 2024 to 31st March 2025.For structures not meeting the above guidelines, planning permission will need to be obtained by allotment holders before erecting any structures on their plot.