Possible space for a community garden–Chatsworth

Posted on | May 21, 2009 | Comments Off

Delila Vallot with Black Equities has contacted Slow Food Los Angeles because her client, a property owner, has an undeveloped lot in Chatsworth that might be suitable for a small community garden.
The land is approximately 4331 square feet (112 feet x 40 feet). Beyond that we don’t have more information, so interested parties should contact Delila Vallot directly for details, terms, and conditions:

J. Delila Vallot
Black Equities Group
Email: delila@blackequitiesgroup.com
or phone: 310.278.5833

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