Describe your club idea. Once enough neighbors sign, it becomes a real club — and you’re its organizer.
Becomes the club’s web address, and survives every later rename.
A club in Maple Grove
Needs 10 neighbors to sign; then a Maple Grove organizer approves it. Covered by Maple Grove’s plan.
Your address in Maple Grove
Clubs here are for residents, so we check the address against the neighborhood boundary — the same check anyone signing your petition goes through. You don’t need an account: we’ll email you a link to publish it.
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Not a Maple Grove club? Start an independent petition instead — not tied to a neighborhood, so no neighborhood boundary, facilities, or organizer approval. Anyone can sign, and you form the club yourself at the goal. Independent clubs carry their own plan; your first is free.
Organizers reviewing the petition see your name.
We’ll email you a link to confirm and publish your petition — it signs you in (no password needed) and makes you its organizer.
Maple Grove sets these: 10 signatures · Pacific time · Rivertown, CA
Applies to the club once it forms; this petition page stays open to anyone with the link either way. Public clubs are listed in club directories and anyone can read their page. Private clubs are members-only: non-members see just the name and a join button, and the club is left out of directories and search.
Email is always collected — it prevents duplicate signatures. Choose what else signers provide.
For a neighborhood petition every signer confirms their address and we check it against the neighborhood map. Independent petitions don’t check addresses.
Signer identities are always stored to prevent duplicate signatures — this controls who can see them.
Nothing is public until you confirm by email
Maple Grove · 10 signatures · Public club
