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A town council is considering a proposal to convert a vacant lot into a community garden, hoping to foster neighborhood cohesion and reduce local food insecurity. To evaluate whether this proposal is likely to achieve its goals, which of the following would be most important to determine?

A The cost of maintaining the garden compared to other public spaces.
B The current availability of fresh produce in local grocery stores.
C The extent to which residents in other towns participate in community gardens.
D The level of interest among local residents in participating in a community garden.

✓ Correct Answer: Option D

Both stated goals – fostering neighborhood cohesion and reducing food insecurity – depend critically on residents' willingness to participate in and utilize the community garden. Without interest, the project cannot succeed.

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