Central to city core, population center and multi-family zones. A community gathering place for citizens with a common interest. Creates greater security for ALL park users. Allows park visitors to lawfully allow their dogs off-leash. Reduces vehicle trips to other off-leash parks on the Eastside. Does not interfere with the “Lake Boren Park Master Plan” Benefits of an off-leash dog area at Lake Boren Park
It’s an amenity that will to add to park versatility. Offers shared open space for citizens with small or no yards. Within an existing ADA accessible route. Off-leash play promotes better social skills for dogs, a community benefit. Our group will volunteer support to City staff and Parks Commission. Dogs think they are people and want a place for un-encumbered play dates. Benefits of an off-leash dog area at Lake Boren Park
acres of area (The park is 20.2 acres) 960 linear feet of fencing Two entrances One equipment entrance for mowing and maintenance Dog stations at each entrance Signage Benches & Picnic Tables Additional Landscaping The basic needs of an off leash area includes:
Proposed Cost of City Amenity Fencing-960- $ $ 15,811 Signage - Large-2- $ $ 310 Signage - Small-4- $ $ 260 Bench's-4- $ $ 1,300 Picnic Tables-1- $ 1, $ 1,350 Dog Stations-2- $ $ 850 Waste Receptacles-3- $ $ 975 Plantings-35- $ $ 1,575 Sub - Total $ 22,431 Contingency-10% $ 2,243 Proposed Total Cost $ 24,674
Proposed off-leash area Newc astle Days 2007
Sampling of Sally Port’s aka Vestibule’s Luther Burbank Park – Mercer Island Cedar River Dog Park - Renton
Sampling of off-leash area signage