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Dog park controversial in Normal Heights
I would like to clarify that the Normal Heights Community Planning Group (NHCPG) has not yet voted on whether to approve the plans for the interim dog park. The draft plans for the interim dog park are on land directly adjacent to homes and originally planned to be a community garden. The original planned and previously approved official dog park is slated to go where the asphalt currently is, located next to I-15 further away from residences. The vote at the Sept 1st NHCPG meeting was whether to send a representative to the Adams Rec Council meeting on Sept 22nd to voice some of our concerns and ideas about this interim dog park plan. The concerns presented were the proximity to residences, the height of the fence (42" is proposed, a minimum of 48" is requested), the addition of a watering station for humans and canines, trash receptacles, benches for seating, and the possibility of some shade. The NHCPG is also requesting additional information about the budget and whether we can use the remaining funds for other park improvements or additional improvements in our community. The projected $22K is an early estimate based on the preliminary draft plans presented but we were originally told that the city has budgeted up to $100K for this interim dog park. All of these issues will be discussed with City reps and Parks and Rec at the Adams Rec Council meeting on Sept 22nd at 7pm. Any interested community members are welcome to attend.— September 9, 2015 10:10 a.m.