Among the items on the busy council agenda this will be consideration of a proposed solution to noise from the Desert Vista Dog Park.
The Community Services Advisory Commission is proposing installation of a “sight barrier” between the large dog and small dog areas of the park.
CSAC Commissioner Don Doty will report to the council that they believe a temporary fence with fabric barrier can be installed at relatively low cost, less than $1,000. He is suggesting that a more permanent fence be installed on top of the planter wall that separates the dog areas when funds become available.
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Council to consider dog park noise plan
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Among the items on the busy council agenda this will be consideration of a proposed solution to noise from the Desert Vista Dog Park.
The Community Services Advisory Commission is proposing installation of a “sight barrier” between the large dog and small dog areas of the park.
CSAC Commissioner Don Doty will report to the council that they believe a temporary fence with fabric barrier can be installed at relatively low cost, less than $1,000. He is suggesting that a more permanent fence be installed on top of the planter wall that separates the dog areas when funds become available.
The council meets Thursday, June 18, at 6:30 p.m. in council chambers at Town Hall. The meeting is open to the public.
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