Lezo City Council launches new allocation process for community gardens in Baratze Park

58 plots in the San Pedro neighborhood will be allocated for up to six years, with applications accepted until November 20th.

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The Lezo City Council has launched a process to renew the allocation of community gardens in Baratze Park, as the current usage period for the plots ends on December 31st.

The Lezo City Council has launched a process to renew the allocation of community gardens in Baratze Park, as the current usage period for the plots ends on December 31st. In this area of the San Pedro neighborhood, residents have been participating in the initiative for years, cultivating their own organic vegetables and enjoying active leisure.
This time, 58 plots in Baratze Park, located in the San Pedro neighborhood, will be available. The usage licenses will have a maximum duration of six years, until December 31, 2032. Interested parties must submit their applications by November 20th (inclusive).
To participate in the process, applicants must, among other requirements, be registered residents of Lezo and have lived there for at least three years prior. Additionally, they must meet the other conditions of the call and submit the required documentation. The call for applications is available on the Lezo City Council's notice board in both physical and digital formats.
Applications must be submitted in person at the HAZ Office of the Lezo City Council or through the Electronic Registry.
To provide information about the allocation process and clarify any doubts, the Council has scheduled a meeting for November 12th at 6:30 PM in the Kultura Aretoa (Donibane street, 2). The session will not only explain the details of the new process but also address other topics related to Baratze Park, offering an opportunity to gather contributions and proposals from users.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Lezo (04/11/2026)