Politics & Government
West Hartford Dog Park Coalition Identifies Potential New Site
The group will discuss the latest proposal at an upcoming meeting.
Despite being rejected numerous times in its attempts to build a dog park in West Hartford, the doggedly determined dog park coalition has continued to search for a suitable site and will discuss its latest proposal at an upcoming meeting.
The Hartford Courant reports the group has identified a potential location on a parcel of town-owned land on Avon Mountain.
They will discuss the proposed site, which is off a gravel access road on Route 44, at a meeting on Sept. 30, according to the Courant.
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Related: West Hartford Denies Latest Dog Park Proposal
The 7-acre town-owned parcel is currently used as a dump site for dirt and rocks taken from excavation projects and Public Works Director John Phillips told the Courant the site could co-exist with a dog park.
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