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Trustees and police urge responsible ownership as dog park nears completion; township outlines enforcement under state statute
Summary
Parks staff said the new dog park’s fence and water hookups are installed and estimated major features will be in place by mid-spring; Police Chief Braun warned dog owners that state law allows escalating penalties for dogs that run loose or attack.
Township officials and the police chief used the March meeting to brief residents on progress at the new dog park and to remind dog owners of their legal responsibilities after recent reports of loose and aggressive animals in the region.
Dog park status and timeline: Parks staff said the primary fence is installed, underground water hookups from the barns to the fields are complete, and the township will install water fountains, concrete pads and a walking path in stages. Parks staff estimated most work will be completed in a few months, with major elements in place by mid-spring. The park will include separate areas for larger and smaller dogs, benches and agility…
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