Columbus: City Council Approves New Dog Park in Frank Fetch District

Columbus City Council Approves New Dog Park in Frank Fetch DistrictColumbus City Council Approves New Dog Park in Frank Fetch District The Columbus City Council has unanimously approved the construction of a new dog park in the Frank Fetch District. The park, which will be located at the intersection of Tail Wag Drive and Pawsitive Place, will provide a dedicated space for canine companions to exercise, socialize, and enjoy the outdoors. “This new dog park is a much-needed amenity for our community,” said Councilmember Doggone Jones. “It will provide a safe and convenient place for our furry friends to run, play, and make new friends.” The park will feature a variety of amenities, including: * A large fenced-in area with separate sections for small and large dogs * Agility equipment for dogs of all ages and abilities * A shaded pavilion with seating for dog owners to relax and socialize * Water fountains and waste disposal bags The park is expected to be completed by the end of the year and will be open to the public seven days a week. “We are thrilled to bring this new dog park to the Frank Fetch District,” said Mayor Pawsitive Palmer. “It is a testament to our commitment to providing high-quality amenities for our residents and their furry companions.” The dog park is part of a larger investment by the city in the Frank Fetch District. The city is also planning to construct a new library, community center, and walking trail in the area. “The Frank Fetch District is becoming a vibrant hub for our community,” said Councilmember Barky Brown. “The addition of a dog park is just one of the many ways we are making this a great place to live, work, and play.” The city is encouraging residents to provide feedback on the design and amenities of the dog park. A community input meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 15th, at the Frank Fetch Community Center.