Please Take Care of Our BBQ Area

As I’m sure we can all agree, looking after our gardens is everyone’s responsibility. Sadly not every resident is currently taking that good sense approach.

Damage & costly repair

This has now caused damage to our BBQ area that had to be repaired, a cost that could have been avoided with some simple care.

burning hot coals added to BBQ area directly and abandoned

This damage was caused by a resident adding their coals to the BBQ slate area directly. The intense heat has cracked the slate in multiple places.

cracked slate after burning hot coals on top

This same resident also did not clear up the burned out mess after them.

Easy solution

This cannot be repeated. The BBQ area was not designed to take hot coals directly. It is simply a safe place to sit disposable BBQ kits, the type with tinfoil trays full of coals and a grill to hold food.

examples of disposable BBQ grill kits that can be used on our BBQ area

Clean-up

Four of these disposable BBQ kits were also left abandoned by residents. Again, please clear up after yourself once you have enjoyed a lovely summer BBQ.

A committee member has cleaned all of this up for you. But to be clear, this is not the role of any committee member. They are simply volunteers elected to help manage the upkeep of the gardens. It is up to all residents themselves to clean up and take away everything they brought into the garden on each trip.

If we all clear up after ourselves in this way, we each do our bit to keep our garden beautiful and functional for the next resident looking forward to sharing a BBQ with family and friends on a lovely warm day.

Thanks for understanding.

Published by CPGA Committee

The CPGA Committee are elected at every AGM to manage the upkeep and development of Crown Pleasure Gardens, in a beautiful corner of Glasgow’s West End. One of the main pillars of their work is to ensure good communication and consultation with the association of residents they serve, ensuring residents priorities are at the centre of committee business. As part of this the CPGA website was launched in Spring 2022 and will continue to be updated and promoted to residents as a focal point for updates and information.

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