identify milestone tasks and determine the relationships between the tasks you have listed: https://opentextbc.ca/projectmanagement/chapter/chapter 1 Project Initiation (Month 1-2) Find and acquire a suitable piece of land. Obtain the required authorizations. Hold neighborhood gatherings to elicit support. Acquired land: 1 month Stakeholder Meetings: 2 weeks 0 1 2 Project Planning (Month 2-3) Create the garden's layout. Select the kinds of plants that will be cultivated. Create a timetable for upkeep and harvesting. Create Garden Layout: 3 weeks Materials and Plants: 2 weeks Recruit Volunteers: 1 month 2 3 2 3 Project Execution (Month 4-9) Arrange volunteer workdays to help set up the garden. Sow seed or young plants. Routine upkeep of the garden Prepare Land: 1 month Sow Plants: 2 weeks Install infrastructure: 3 weeks 3-4 6 6 4 Project Control (Month 4-12) Keep an eye on the health and development of the plants. Modify the garden layout or care schedule as needed. Verify that the garden is being adequately cared for. Monitor Plant Health: 5 months Community Program: 4 months 7 5 3 5 Project Closure (Month 12) Utilize the criteria above to assess the project's success. Record the lessons you've learned. Make plans for the project's expansion or duplication in other locations in the future. Assess project Success: 1 month Documentation and Reporting: 2 weeks 9-10 11 6 Budget Allocation Permissions and land acquisition costs: $2,000