3. The Tenancy can be terminated by the Council, giving one month’s notice, if:
a)      The rent is in arrears for 40 days or more, whether legally demanded or not.
b)      After 3 months tenancy, 25% of the allotment is not clean and in a good state of cultivation and after 12 months tenancy 100% of the allotment is not clean and in a good state of cultivation.
c)      The tenant has failed to comply, within a reasonable time, with a notice requiring the tenant to remedy any failure to observe the conditions of this agreement.

4. The Tenancy can also be terminated by:
a)      The Council, giving 12 months notice before 1st January in any year.
b)      The Council, giving 3 months notice in writing, at any time, if the allotment or any part of the allotment, is required for building works, repairs or improvements. This will include any appropriations associated with statutory obligations placed on the Council by other agencies.
c)      The Tenant, giving 3 months notice, at any time.

5. The Tenant will:
a)      keep the allotment clean, and in a good state of cultivation and fertility, 75% of which should be cultivated.
b)      not cause any nuisance or annoyance to any other tenant.
c)      not obstruct or encroach upon any path set out by the Council for the use of other tenants.
d)      not sub-let or assign, to another person, any part of the allotment.
e)      not, without the written consent of the Council, cut or prune any trees, or take or sell any mineral, gravel or clay.
f)       not use any barbed wire or corrugated metal sheeting or any other sharp materials for a fence adjoining any path set out by the Council for the use of other tenants.
g)      keep all paths adjacent to their allotment clean, mown and free from weeds and obstructions.
h)      not erect any building or structure except compost bins and tool boxes.
i)       not plant any fruit trees.
j)       not place any foam backed carpet on any allotment.
k)      not place on the allotment any refuse or decaying matter (except reasonable quantities of manure and compost – which must be kept within the confines of a tenant’s allotment)
l)       not place any matter in the hedges, ditches, access roads or on any adjoining land.
m)    not light any bonfire when the wind may blow smoke towards the adjacent properties and will not allow it to burn unattended.
n)      not bring any dog onto the allotments except guide dogs
o)      not keep any animals or livestock of any kind on the allotment.
p)      not erect any notice or advertisement on the allotment.
q)      notify the Town Council of any change of address.
r)       observe and perform any other special conditions, which the Council considers necessary to preserve the allotment from deterioration.
s)       remove weeds before they go to seed and become a nuisance to other plot holders. When using sprays or fertilizers take all reasonable care not to adversely affect members of the public, wildlife (other than vermin or pests), neighbouring plots and boundaries.
t)       not store any combustible fuels.
u)      ensure all water receptacles are stable, not sunken and have secure covers.