Application for an Eastbourne allotment

Title (Mr, Mrs, Ms... other)

First name

Last name

Address

At some time before your tenancy can be commenced, we will need to see proof of your ID and address. Acceptable documents for proof of ID are Passport / National ID Card / valid UK Driving Licence. Acceptable documents for proof of address are valid UK Driving Licence / Current Utility Bill / Bank Statement / Council Tax Bill. Please check with us if you are unsure of a document's suitability as proof.

Phone Number

Please briefly outline how you intend to use your plot.

Cultivating a plot can be hard work. On average during the growing season (March to October) people spend between at least 5 and 12 hours per week working their plot, whilst from November to February it is between 2 and 6 hours per week. These figures are based on maintaining a well-kept plot.

EAGS expect plot to be 25% cultivated within 6 months of taking on a tenancy, 50% within 12 months, and 100% within 2 years.

Plot inspections are carried out regularly and continued non-cultivation of a plot can lead to termination of tenancy.

I am over 18 years of age and undertake to use the allotment plot allocated to me for my own personal use, solely for the purpose of non-commercial horticulture, and that all produce grown will be for my own use. I agree to abide by the RULES set out by EAGS.