
Deb Hipp, the Waldo resident who’s been in charge of the effort to get an off-leash area in Sunnyside Park, said she thinks the vocal proponents of the park likely helped convince the board to reconsider. “They knew we weren’t going to go away,” Hipp says. “They knew they were going to be plagued by us forever.”
It’s unclear what happens next. The board promised to provide a public hearing for the Sunnyside dog park proposal. But it also discussed forming a task force to discuss rules regarding where dog parks should go. And when you’re talking creating a new task force, who knows how long it’ll take from here to make a final decision. -- Eric Barton









this article makes no sense dont you people have any thing else to report on how about the celebration thet was going on at 18 and vine but who an i kidding you people dont cave about black communitie sall you care about is waldo or brookside well go to #@^%
Posted at: September 18, 2007 8:26 PM