I took over my plot on the 5th Nov 2007 in a derelick state since then I have worked hard to improve soil condition, bought a new shed and greenhouse. Things looked rosey I enjoy my allotment tremendously.
The Chairman of the site resigned at short notice about Dec 2008 leaving a void at the next meeting plot holders voted me on as Chairman (I regret my decision to accept so much) Being employed management I attempted to bring the site into the 21st century - it was only half occupied and was in a poor state of repair - perimeter fencing, roadways etc.. The land is owned by a private organisation and there was no constituion nor tenancy agreements.
I atempted to bring the constituion, tenancy agreement and increase the rent from £3 a year to £10 to cover the cost of improvements. All "hell let loose" and I was voted off at the next meeting but there was so much anger from a small number of plot holders who no longer speak to me (this I can live with). But they have influenced the new Chairman to inform me that I am to leave the site by April 2010. Where can I go for assistance to avoid this action.
The Chairman of the site resigned at short notice about Dec 2008 leaving a void at the next meeting plot holders voted me on as Chairman (I regret my decision to accept so much) Being employed management I attempted to bring the site into the 21st century - it was only half occupied and was in a poor state of repair - perimeter fencing, roadways etc.. The land is owned by a private organisation and there was no constituion nor tenancy agreements.
I atempted to bring the constituion, tenancy agreement and increase the rent from £3 a year to £10 to cover the cost of improvements. All "hell let loose" and I was voted off at the next meeting but there was so much anger from a small number of plot holders who no longer speak to me (this I can live with). But they have influenced the new Chairman to inform me that I am to leave the site by April 2010. Where can I go for assistance to avoid this action.
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