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Port Townsend council accepts donor-funded shelter for dog park
Summary
The council accepted a donation from the estate of James Stewart Todd to install an engineered shelter at the city dog park; staff said the shelter is expected to cost about $10,000–$12,000 and council accepted the gift after the required disclosure and motion.
The Port Townsend City Council voted to accept a donation from the estate of James Stewart Todd to fund an engineered shelter at the city’s dog park.
Melody Skye Weaver, the community services director, told the council the shelter would provide shade and protection for park users and estimated the cost at "around 10 to $12,000." She…
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