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License Agreement between the City and Ecocenter, Inc. (The Ecology Center) for Farming Operations and Agricultural-Focused Programming

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Agency

California → City of San Juan Capistrano

NAICS

115116 - Farm Management Services

Place of Performance

Del Obispo, San Juan Capistrano, CA, 92675

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PostedAug 7

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AgencyCalifornia → City of San Juan Capistrano

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California → City of San Juan Capistrano

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Matisse ReischlAssistant City Manager

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Enter into a 20-year License Agreement, with two optional ten-year extensions, with Ecocenter, Inc. (The Ecology Center) for the use of 31750 La Novia Avenue. Under the License Agreement, The Ecology Center will implement its signature organic farming model and provide community programming for both children and adults on City-owned property located north of San Juan Creek Road and on the east side of La Novia Avenue.

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