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To Park, Or Not To Park?

Posted by Lowell Brown on June 4th 2007 Categorized under Parks & Places, Miscellaneous

There are two sides to this issue. Those who want more space in city parks to let their dogs roam “leash-free” while others want park space available just for kids, walking, biking etc.

Tonight, June 4th, many standing to support both sides will meet to debate a new policy that would allow neighbourhood groups to apply for off-lease areas for dogs in their own local park area. While the city currently has 32 off-lease parks zoned as special dog areas, many residents feel more room is needed.

While it is nice to have park space to allow our dogs to run free, others feel parks are places that should be kept clean and save for kids to play and others to enjoy their city green space.

The first of 4 meetings is being held tonight at the Scarborough Civic Centre at 7pm.

Check back here soon as I’ll post updates on what happens. Two other meetings are schedule for June 6, and one on June 7th.

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About the Author

Lowell Brown, Founder of TorontoBarks.com, is the CEO of Toronto based web site design company Insight Design & Communications. Lowell's passion for dogs started at an early age and have been in his family most of his life.

Lowell created the TorontoBarks web site to provide dog owners a better way to find local resources and information for their loyal pets and allow them to interact with local pet professionals and each other in a social networking environment.