Plantation Succour Heritage Site – Batch 1 Development
Community Garden Plot Distribution
Phase 1 “Batch 1” Development: 52+ Heritage Plots
- Light Green Plots (1-30): Starter Plots 30m² – Perfect for beginners and small families
- Dark Green Plots (31-52+): Family Plots 50m² – Ideal for experienced gardeners and larger households
Terraced layout respecting 300+ year-old heritage boundaries and natural water flow
Entrance / Exit
Communtiy Garden 30m² Plots
Community Garden 50m² Plots
Community Garden Center
Core Infrastructure & Community Facilities
Community Gardens Center (Central Building Complex)
- FFGA administrative offices and member services
- HAICI School workshop and training facilities
- Heritage exhibition space featuring “Grandma Vicky with Basket”
Production Facilities
- Covered Market pavilion for Farmers Market integration
- Cooling house for post-harvest storage
- Processing center for value-added products
Operational Infrastructure
- Tool Storage & Rental Station – Hurricane-resistant container sheds
- Composting Systems – Organic waste processing areas
- Water Management – Rainwater collection and irrigation network
- Parking & Access – Vehicle circulation and emergency access
Sustainable Systems Integration
Water Features
- Natural drainage channels preserved and enhanced
- Rainwater harvesting integrated throughout site
- Irrigation distribution network to all plots
Environmental Zones
- Heritage Tree Preservation – Existing mature vegetation protected
- Biodiversity Corridors – Native plant integration areas
- Composting Gardens – Organic waste processing demonstration
Accessibility Design
- Terraced Pathways – Accommodating natural slope
- Universal Access Routes – Wheelchair accessible to designated plots
- Emergency Vehicle Access – Throughout entire site
Heritage Integration Features
Archaeological Preservation
- Historic slave walls maintained as plot boundaries
- Cultural storytelling areas with interpretive signage
- Traditional Caribbean agricultural demonstration plots
Educational Spaces
- Roots Revival Project research and documentation areas
- Community Gathering Pavilion for workshops and events
- Heritage Tour Pathways connecting historical features
Future Development Phases
Phase 2 Expansion: Additional terraced plots extending eastward
Phase 3 Integration: HAICI Campus
Long-term Vision: Department within the Full Eco Neighborhood community development