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Council authorizes up to $13,000 for lighting, fence and amenities at proposed dog park
Summary
The Carbondale City Council approved up to $13,000 for lighting, electrical work, fencing, benches, signs and waste stations for a proposed roughly 50-by-100-foot dog park, and agreed to delay buying a gazebo until usage is demonstrated.
The Carbondale City Council on Dec. 2 authorized up to $13,000 for lighting, electrical equipment, a fence, benches, signs and trash/waste stations for a proposed dog park described as about 50 feet by 100 feet with an internal holding area. Councilmember Kevin Seals moved the funding authorization, and Councilmember Kaitlyn Ball seconded; the motion carried.
Council members discussed holding off on purchasing a gazebo until the city confirms regular use of the dog park, and agreed the initial spending would focus on infrastructure and safety features rather than decorative additions.
The council did not record a roll-call vote tally in the transcript; the minutes record the motion as carried. Implementation details, including timeline and vendor selection, were not specified in the record.
