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Thanks for the link. I may be able to convince someone to translate if Google isn't good enough. If that page is the whole set of laws then it's really not so
by jbeales 7y ago
Thanks for the link. I may be able to convince someone to translate if Google isn't good enough.
If that page is the whole set of laws then it's really not so many rules as the article makes out - our rules in Montreal are probably just as long. I'm going to see if I can cherry-pick the best parts for my little corner of Montreal.
- yorwba 7y agoWell, that's the federal law. There are also additional regulations by the city of Berlin https://www.berlin.de/senuvk/umwelt/stadtgruen/kleingaerten/de/gesetze/index.shtml https://www.berlin.de/senuvk/umwelt/stadtgruen/kleingaerten/... and each local association has their own bylaws, e.g. for the borough of Charlottenburg: http://charlottenburger-kleingartenverband.de/pdf/Satzung%20vom%2026.05.2018.pdf http://charlottenburger-kleingartenverband.de/pdf/Satzung%20...
- jbeales 7y agoExcellent, thanks! I Google Translated the federal law, and it seems to be mostly about how leases are dealt with. I also did some Googling and found what I think is the garden in the article, although there seems to be a few gardens in Wedding. They're big compared to what we have here in Montreal.
- pizzapill 7y agodeepl.com works way better than Google translate. At least for German => English I doubt you find much about alcohol consumption in this law since in Germany you are allowed to drink in public at 16 years old (14 with your parents)