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Dogwood Park @ Moncrief Margaret McMullen, Matt Cox 2/5/07

Dogwood Park @ Moncrief Margaret McMullen, Matt Cox 2/5/07

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Dogwood Park @ Moncrief

Margaret McMullen, Matt Cox

2/5/07

What is it?

A Dog Park, or Off-Leash Recreation Area (OLRA), is a fenced, designated area where dogs may legally run, play and socialize with each other "off-leash" under the supervision of their owners. 

Great Space @ Moncrief

Key Features

Exclusive fenced areas for small and large dogs

Shade treesFresh drinking waterBenches Clean-up bag dispensers

Gates & Fences

Dog Fountain

Clean Up!

Dog Benefits

Parks provide safe, enclosed places for dogs to play and run free

Parks provide dogs an opportunity to socialize with other dogs

An exercised dog is a healthy dog!

Parent Benefits

Parks provide an opportunity for dog owners to meet and socialize with other dog owners

Parks provide educational and training opportunities for dog owners

Parks provide dog owners with the simple joy of watching their dogs be dogs - playing, running, and enjoying their surroundings without a tether, leash, or chain

Community Benefits

Parks promote responsible dog ownership and provide a tool for realistic enforcement of dog control laws

Exercised dogs make better neighbors and are less prone to nuisance barking and aggressive behavior

Parks parks create a greater sense of community by bringing people of all ages and from all walks of life together with a common interest

Park Benefits

“There is a newly identified parks user group: Dogs and their owners. This user group is drawn to parks for open space, fresh air, exercise and socialization for themselves and their pets. Coming to a park is their chosen form of recreation, much the same as jogging or biking. They are legitimate park users.” Portland Park and Rec

How Much?

Fence +

Water Fountain +

Trash Cans +

Benches +

Sign =

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$12,500 start up

Dogwood Park @ Moncrief

Open July 4th, 2007