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Cedar Hill council approves memorandum of understanding with Trinity Church to create dog park
Summary
The Cedar Hill City Council unanimously approved a memorandum of understanding with Trinity Church to establish a city dog park on church property, citing community demand and proximity to Tri City Animal Shelter.
The Cedar Hill City Council on Jan. 28 unanimously approved a memorandum of understanding with Trinity Church to establish a dog park on church property.
Council Member Hayden moved to authorize the mayor to execute the memorandum of understanding; Councilwoman Auzin seconded the motion, and the council approved it unanimously.
Council members and staff praised the partnership during discussion. Council members said the community has long requested a dog park and noted Trinity Church’s offer of land made the project feasible. Pastor Hennessy of Trinity Church described the church’s readiness to cooperate; Council members cited the site’s adjacency to the Tri City Animal Shelter as a practical benefit. The council did not discuss a construction timeline, specific parcel boundaries, or a funding breakdown during the public portion of this agenda item.
The action directs city staff to execute the MOU with Trinity Church. The council did not attach additional conditions or a supplemental funding authorization to the motion during the meeting.
No public comments were recorded on the item at the time it was moved and approved.
