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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2003-09-03 AGENDA SPECIALREQUEST OF CITY COUNCIL ACTION COUNCIL AGENDA MEETING ITEM # DATE 9/3/03 6:3d h�cvyEs� PREPARED BY Community Development Kim Lindquist ORIGINATING DEPARTMENT STAFF AUTHOR ..,.�.,��...�..�.�,.�...<.�.�>��.,,>.�„�,.>.......� COUNCILACTIONREQUEST: 6•�O W�I��S%''}O Review new information, hold discussion, and give staff direction on establishing an off-leash dog park. STAFF RECOMMENDATION Review new information, hold discussion, and give staff direction on establishing an off-leash dog park. ADVISORY COMMISSION ACTION ■ ■ ■ /1 ■ ■ � PLANNING PUBLIC SAFETY PUBLIC WORKS PARKS AND RECREATION HUMAN SERVICES/RIGHTS ECONOMIC DEV. AUTHORITY DATE REVIEWED ❑ ❑ ❑ � ❑ ❑ ❑ APPROVED ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ DENIED ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS /1 ■ ■ ■ ■ /1 MEMO/LETTER: Memo from John M. Burbank dated 8/29/03 RESOLUTION: ORDINANCE: ENGINEERING RECOMMENDATION: LEGAL RECOMMENDATION: OTHER: Previous memos and minutes, and additional background information ADMINISTRATORS COMMENTS ��, ��.��/��� �City Administrator / j� te �..<.,,�. ..�<.,..>.�.<,�, �.�..��.�,.,.«�,/.�.�..,, .., COUNCIL ACTION TAKEN: ❑ APPROVED ❑ DENIED �OTHER CITY OF COTTAGE GROVE J MINNESOTA To: Honorable Mayor and City Council Ryan Schroeder, City Administrator Parks. Recreation and Natural Resources Commission From: John M. Burbank Date: August 29, 2003 Subject: Dog Park Workshop Introduction As you may recall, the Parks Commission has been exploring the establishment of an off-leash dog park in Cottage Grove. Materials were previously presented to the City Council who indi- cated an interest in pursuing additional information on the establishment of the park. Staff was directed to organize a workshop to further discuss the establishment of a dog park and the different location options. Discussion The Highlands Park location was favored by the Parks Commission at the last presentation be- fore Council, but Public Works staff has recommended that it be eliminated from the available options due to concerns about the potential for actual or perceived conflicts with the ground- water at Public Well No. 11 that is being constructed this year in the same location. The site location map is attached for review and discussion. The search criteria being utilized in the site analysis process is that the land should currently be in public possession, the access should be good, and parking is in existence. The final criteria is that the site be remote from existing resi- dences and developed recreation or athletic facilities. Two new areas have been added since the last review by Council; the first is at the new Pine Summit South neighborhood park, and the second is in the area near Military Road that was recently acquired by the South Washington Watershed District. The previous memorandums and minutes on the issue are attached for review, as well as addi- tional background information and articles on dog park establishment. Barb Heideman, who is co-founder and Executive Director of ROMP (Responsible Owners of Mannerly Pets), will be in attendance at the meeting to share her insights and answer questions on establishing and op- erating dog park facilities. A video of several regional dog parks has been taken by a city staff member and will be available for viewing at the workshop. Recommendation Review the new information, view the video, hold additional discussion, and give staff appropri- ate direction. M O ti I ��� � 111�1� �� � MI�� �O /Ib • � �M �1111 �'�"�h ' � b� ♦_ 4 �b � W r � _ � �i � � y ..r:y � � ' , � � 3 y � �':.` ���.'. Follow these steps to secui own off-leash � -: . By Dan Emerson eoodatin� tbe curvin� parkway that winds around Minneapolis' Iake of :he Isles requires the dnver's full attention. It becomes even aickier when the pusenger seat is occupied by Dark Star, an excited 80-pouud - black Labrador Rzaiever who seems about ready tojump out of his skin. Dark Star yelps with andcfpadon as we approach his favorite ]ceal atvacnon: two . acres of fenced-i� pazk land w6ere does of all sizes cam m�, chase, sniff, wres- de and i� general be dogs, unco�svained by ]eashes. �. R'hen the first official U.S. doe park opened in 1979 in Berkeley's Ohlone �� Pazk, the idea of a ciry-desi�naced facIlity where dogs could safely exercise � off leash was a revolubonary concepL Today, more than 600 ciTy- or counry- sancboned off-leash areas i� Ihe U.S. provide dogs with a safe place to stretch theu lees, according ro V cki Kung, co-founder of the Web site Dogpark.com. �"� Md [he list is gouing: More and more communities Iecognize off-leash . parks as valuable places for dogs and humzns to relac and socialize. While ihey vary in si2e and layout most dog parks have one thing in com- �; �� mon: T'hey exist t6auks ro detecmined lobbying effo�ts by dog Iovers, who �._°�;. ceplain the benefiu and overcome objecnons from ]ocal govemmenc officials ��.;,�_ and neighhborhood residents. Dog paks don't just happen. 7Ley become a ��- � reality ouly because dog owners ask for them — and keep asking. If yodve ofren thought your communiry could use a dog park but haved[ ��':� gone a�y fatther, now may be [he time to get started. Here are the steps tbat �'., � successful lobbying for a dog park usually involves: � 1.Organize ��� ��TLe best way to demonstrate the need and suppon for a dog park is to �'�� �� organize. Dog owners wLo band to�ether with a common puipose can � ((\��� muster the grassroots clout necessary to educate the uninformed and over- _ come NIMBY (not in my backyard) objecdons. Maoy groups opt to incor- �`_'.._ porate as nonprofits, with fortnal mission statements aud elected ofFicecs. 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Dog par}: lobbyisu in Minneapolis, for exam- ple, used cost data fmm Seattle's COLA to make financial projectio�s. Given the tiehmess of most loca] gov- emment budgecs. pazk organize� usually need some private funding to establish and maintain successful off-leuh areas. Most pazks receive some local-�overn- ment assistaoce in ihe form of site devel- opment and maintenance, but many dog owne:s' groups make on�oing fund rais- ing a pdmarv mission. In Dallas, VJhite Rock Lake Dog Pazk Inc. raised over 520,000 to pay for fene- ine acid main�auune the ciry's first dog park, which opened in 2001. "You have ro have the pnvate support to make the funds happen — that's essennal;' Tm- ning says. The group has obtained sup- pon from do� related local businesses and corporations, including Muenster Miiling, a Texas manufacturer of organic �� �� ��1�,�� �� � 1 � � J > > � National K-9 Wili Teach You How Do You Lore Dogs? Bemme a nrofessional doe trainer. 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"SVOngly motivated behaviot, such as � � investigaGon and making sndal contact, �.� gets thwaned aIl the time [on-leash]; says Donaidsor,, award-winning author of The Culture Clash (lames and Kenneth,1997, - 517.85) and D�gs are .trom Neptune (Lasar MWtimedia Productions, 1998, Si6.95). Bartier frustration, in which'Yhe dog's motivational ducks are in a row but he is .physically prevented from acting" can increase a dog's psychological sVess and actually contlition a dog to associate the sight of other dogs with those feelings, she says. ieashes can �aiso hamper a dog's abil- ity to greet another dog in a fnendly way: "IYS a bit like trying ro do sign ianguage with handcuffs on` Donaldson ezpiains. "If inessages get gar�led, it can lead to tension upan meeting' Dogs might also associate leashes with punishment — U�e jerk or corteclion that is made in the pre5ence of another dog in an effort m control the dog — w with being prevented from retreaUng to safery. "Jn those cases �where a dog is not 100 percent cromfort- . able,he canYreVeat�orwithdraw; which . do� food that made a$5,00� commit- ment Some �oups raise funds by sell- iug T-shins and dog-related items and hotding suc6 evenrs as dog washes. � Find the right spot The uext scep is 5nding a svitable locanon that will accommodate dogs and tueir ou-nets wiihout nega6vely afi�ectine the sucrounding neighbor- hood. Ideall}'. a do� pazk should include the following amenides: One acre or more suirounded by a 4 to 6- foot fence: shade and water; adequate drainage to preserve soil qualin� aod 30 eoauier i s,p�e�„ee� zoo3 is good adds io �Ne dog's stress, -DOnaldson points out Ezcluding those that have a history of injunous fights with other dogs, most dogs can benefit from free p�ay with other socia- ble dogs. The inte2cGon helps develop dogs' social skilis and requires them to solve compiez social pmblems, Donaldson says. Regardless of a d�g's age, regular social inte2ction with other dogs can help maintain his sociabiliry and abiiity to leam new things. pnd, a ti2d dog is a good dog. "So many �dog behavior prpblems are relatetl to under- stimulation, iTs haM to overestimate the value nf dog pla�!' Donaldson notes. 'Th= � energy-buming potenUal of dog ptay is about :fhe bestthere �is. Md ihe workou[ is Qhysical foryour dog and mental at ffie same time," she adds. Can dog parks have drawbacks? Sure, if owners aren't responsible for their dogs' behavior.'There is an�element of dog park attendees who thinks that all dog behav- ior is by definRion 'natliral' and can be very dismissive and mean abou! people feeling uocomfortable or upset at souab- bles �among dogs], threat displays and nomconsensual play, ar 'bullying;" Donaldson says. Self-policing for canine and human bullies on ihe canine pfay- ground can be difficult @ullies don't tend to lisien to construclive cnlicism), but if ihe Aark has esablished rules and a reg- ulargroup of supporters, tt should be a joy fir ali involved. —Joan Hustace Waiker promoce cleanliness; sufficient pak- in� close to the site; a double-ga[ed en¢�}°; benck�es; and wasre disposal stations with plastic pickup bags an� covered receptades. Giveo the relauve scarciry of unde- veloped land m mos� metropolitan areas. "finding a location that mieht work tend� to be t6e bi�gest hurdie anc agency is going [o run into, sa��s Rick 7ohnson, associare ezecuti�e director of the Marin Humane Sa;ien� io Nocato. Calif. Ofren, the bese plare ro star[ ��our search i�•itti the ]xal parks departrnent which ma�� have � � � � -�, � _ � Fun ofFaeash time at a dog park wn strengthen the bond between you and your dog. 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Cicizens and cin� officials sometimes ask v.•h�� valuabie park land should be set aside just for doss. "ICs important [o point out that these pazks ar: for people — whe[ner or not the}' are dog owners;' Hanl notes. "Webe had elderl�' people who sa}' 'I can't own a dog. but I can go to the dog pazk and eet m;� fis.' This is somethine foi [tie N�holz cin." 7 Promise to stay involved Scazce public funds ]ead most ciGes with do� pazla to rely on the ongoing vol- unteer usistance of doe owners. To gain approval for a dog pazk, it's usually necessarg to meke a definite. oagoins commirmenc to help with c]eanup and rounne maintenance and co make sure dog ownets follou� the rules. Before the Seattle Cin� Council approved the ciry's Dog parks provide a place for your dog to experience new things, sharpening his mentel Wpackie5. � . � . � first off-leuh area members of COL,4 agreed to work wich the cin� parks depzn- mem u steu•azds of off-leash areas. The group hoids periodic work panies to do w6a['s needed Malmo says. Based oo [he experience of doe pazk groups around the rounm�, it often tal.es two or three years of planning and effor[ before a par� £mally opens. Be patien, and persiscent, Johnson advises °It's unportant to recognize that i[ may take a while when you7e seliing a concen: [hat is new. It all boils down to doin� vour homework:' "You can com�ince anybody of just about an}nhins as lons as you aze pas- sionare, and I���e vet co meet anc do� people who are no[ passionate about ha� = ing these pa:ks:' Tinnino saps. 'That comzs across:' i: Dan Emerson is a 6ee-lance wnter and lives in Minneapolis. � OOGFNCY I Sep�em�er 2003 Mind your dog-park manners A dog park's success or faiiure depends largely on .par�cipants' observance of the rules. After all, dog parlcs are a pdvilege, not a right Dog owners who preclice good dog-park eti- quette not only help make these off-leash areas safe and pleasant expedences for all, but also help keep the park open. lean Donaldson, director of educaGon and director of The Academy for pog Trainers at the San F2ncisco SPCA. says at a minimum dog paik users should pick up dog waste, "have a reasonable recall on �their] dog, and be respec[ful of peopie's feelings' If ynur dog tends to display dog-dog aggression or plays more roughly than other owners like, closely monftor your dog and keep him under controL � Addilional dog-park eUquette rules indude: ■ Unleash your dog. A leashed dog may feel threatened by others mwing freety. ■ Keep mwing. If you stand in o�e piace, your dog may be more apt to become tertitonaf. ■ Never leave your dog unattended, and don't use a dog park as a dmp-otf daycare. S;ay there, and dasely supervise your dog. ■ Make sure your dog has updated vaccinations. . ■ Leave }roung puppies at home until theyre fully vaccinated and physically up m the some6mes mugh-and-tumble play. Inroal social¢ation for puppies is often better coming from a puppy training class. . � ■ iNai[ unlil ynur female dog is out of season to take her to the dog park Dogs in heat risk getting impregnated and are likely to cause fight5 among maies. � ■ Use cautlon with toys. Some dogs can 6e very possessive of their toy�s; others will warrt.m steal e+eryone else's �s. Unlesc you knax the dogs that are p�ayting, it's usually a good idea in tea�e the toys at home or ptay at a good disiance away from ihe oNer dogs at the park. ■ Be caretul wrth children. Not all dogs do wed with children, and ma�ry dogs will bowi young kids ovec tl you take your children with you, supervise them closely. � ■ Numbers courrt.The usual rewmmendation is notto take mo2 dogs�with ynu than you can wntrol, which for mos[ people is a maximum� of three, well-trained, responsive dogs. - ■ Don't let youi dog dig in the park. ft can cause a�hazard to other dogs � ■ Leave the wildl'rfe alone. ibur dog may want to chase squirtels, raccoons, and birds, but don't allow R— for both the wildtife's and your dag's safety. .�- _� - ■ Relax.The dogs usua�ly figure things art pretty quickly and have a good time�..Be watch- ful and considerate, but stay posNVe — your tension crommunintes dself to yaur dog. Joan Husbce VJalker Closety watch play time wkh Mys as they can cause territorial squabbles among tlogs. � . City of Cottage Grove Memo Community Development Department TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council Ryan Schroeder, City Administrator FROM: John M. Burbank, Associate Planner DATE: April 30, 2003 RE: Off-Leash Dog Park Introduction The Parks Commission has recently held several discussions relating to the possible creation of a designated public off-leash dog park. An off-leash dog park is basically a fenced area in which dogs and owners are allowed to freely interact alone or with other dogs and owners without having to worry about leashes or other control constraints. Several potential site loca- tions were discussed, as well as the operational needs of a facility. The general consensus of the Commission was to support the establishment of the proposed park. Prior to spending ad- ditional time on the issue, the Commission is seeking Council comments and direction. Discussion Currently, over 2,200 dogs were licensed in 2003 in Cottage Grove, and more are expected after final notification from the Public Safety Department. In 2002, the city issued 2,248 dog licenses. These dogs are allowed in city parks with certain restrictions. The current city ordi- nance states that it is illegal to "Have a pet in a park that is not on a leash or under the contro� of the owner and allow said pet to be unleashed while on athletic fields, athletic courts, in and around park buildings and sheiters, in the immediate vicinity of playground structures or on paved pathways or sidewalks within a park." and to "Permit a pet under one's control to disturb, harass or interFere with any park visitor or park visitor's personal property." Over the last several years, off-leash dog parks have been created throughout the Twin Cities and other portions of the country. Many of these facilities have become very popular with local residents and people from other communities who use the parks. Occasionally staff receives inquiries about the existence of dog parks in Cottage Grove. The city does not have a desig- nated off-leash dog park, so these residents are referred to other communities that have active facilities. Most of the estabiished off-leash parks have a variety of fencing, trails, water, and other amenities that facilitate safe, sanitary, and convenient use of the park. It has been re- ported that signage about rules, expected owner and dog behavior, educational info, or other "how to" info all help facilitate a smooth operating facility. Some parks are partially or totally unfenced, but four-foot high fencing is common around most of the established parks. The fencing benefit is twofold; it keeps unwary people out of the designated dog park area and it keeps dogs in. Approximately 1,660 lineai feet of fencing would be needed, and it is estimated that the fencing cost would run from $12,000 to $20,000 installed, depending on the final bid Honorable Mayor, City Council, and Ryan Schroeder Off-Leash pog Park April 30, 2003 Page 2 of 3 and materials chosen. Staff would recommend the use of black vinyl chain link, which does increase the costs slightly. A variety of background reference material was harvested from the internet for review and is attached to this memorandum. Included is a list of Minnesota communities that have active dog parks. In addition to requiring that animals be licensed by their local municipality, many communities also require a special permit to utilize the park. The City of Minneapolis charges $25.00 for the first dog permit and $15.00 per subsequent dog. Staff is not recommending the additional fee at this time. Several non-profit organizations within the Twin Cities and Minnesota help to advocate, or- ganize, and establish parks. One group is Responsible Owners of Mannerly Pets or ROMP. This group is a strong advocate for ofF-leash parks and works closely with local and county jurisdictions. They have seven years of experience with dog parks, and have offered to give the city technical advice if a park is set up. They also sell reduced cost dog park signage. One of the areas that the group helped work on is at Battle Creek Regional Park. In 1999, the Battle Creek Regional Park off-leash site had 17,317 registered visitors. Based upon the re- sponses to questions posed by ROMP during the registration process, the following facts about site users were extrapolated: Who Visits? The sites have more human visitors than dogs. Visits by women outnumber those by men, 3 to 2. Most visitors are between the ages of 19 to 45, When and How Long Do They Visit? The average dog owner visits two to three times per week for approximately 45 minutes. April and October are the busiest months. What Are the Dogs Like? Over 88 percent of the visits are by dogs that are neutered or spayed. Most visits are by dogs that are three years old or less. Where Do Visitors Come From? Over half of the visitors live within a 10-minute drive of the site. Active participation in park operations and maintenance by individuals and groups of visitors is also reported to be a key factor in successful facilities, so a local dog club may need to be found or encouraged. Park Location Information on the parks indicates that they all vary in size with several in the three to five acre range. Based on this information and to minimize fencing costs, a site of approximately four- acres in size was chosen as the first criteria for a preliminary site analysis in Cottage Grove. Four potential site locations were identified in the city. The criteria for the site search were that it has to be on existing public property (preferably a community park), be adequately sized, have existing parking facilities available, have a variety of vegetation and topography, variant Honorable Mayor, City Council, and Ryan Schroeder Off-Leash Dog Park April 30, 2003 Page 3 of 3 in types, and located away from adjacent residential properties. Water features are popular amenities in existing facilities, but were not utilized as a specific search criteria for the local site search. Based on the analysis of the relevant information, staff is recommending the location of the proposed facility adjacent to the basketball courts at Highlands Community Park. If Council desires to proceed further with the establishment of a community off-leash dog park facility, staff suggests that a neighborhood meeting should be held, an operational plan created, and bids put out for the fencing. In addition to the fence costs, annual maintenance and upkeep would be required from the city's Parks staff. Recommendation Direct staff to proceed with: . The establishment of a community off-leash dog park at Highlands Community Park • Parks Commission hold neighborhood meeting . Develop and approve operational plan by Parks Commission . Take bids for fence improvement This item will come before the Council to update the Council on the results of the neighbor- hood meeting and authorize bids. Park Commission excerpt February 10, 2003 A. Communitv Off-Leash Doq Park Burbank discussed some of the staffing and maintenance that R.O.M.P. has coordinated at other dog parks. He reviewed the volunteer position of an off- leash dog park site supervisor that was provided by R.O.M.P. and looks for the City of Cottage Grove to rely on volunteers if such a park were to be put up in Cottage Grove. Burbank also wanted to review the potential sites for a dog park. He reviewed eight potential sites and was looking for direction from the Commission as to which one of these sites should be struck from these options or if there was any favorable option. The Commission expressed some concerns with regards to putting a dog park where there are other activities such as the Hamlet and Kingston Park options. It was felt that putting a park in such locations that are already heavily trafficked would just add to the problems that already exist. It would be the hope of the Commission to put up a dog park in an area where it would have the least amount of impact on the current events and programs already taking place within the parks. That includes issues such as parking, traffic and location to children's events. Burbank asked the Commission to continue to review these potential sites and even take a look at them as they drive by and come back with some suggestions for the next meeting. After the potential sites have been picked it will be sent to Council to see if this is something Council would like to pursue. At that point some price estimates would be gathered. January 13, 2003 B. Communitv Off Leash Doq Park Burbank reviewed the City policy that all dogs must be on leashes in Cottage Grove Parks and currently dog owners have no retreat to let their dogs run free. Many communities are building dog parks in an open space, put up a fence, and allow the dog owners to utilize the area. It is a pretty minimal investment. It would be a matter of finding the right property and installing a fence, along with the proper on-going maintenance. Burbank submitted reports from several communities and mentioned that the parks seem to be very well received in all the communities. He's heard very little negativity towards dog parks. Burbank pointed out four possible areas that wouid be far enough away from the public to hopefully not cause any problems. Those areas are: 1. Highlands Park 2. Hamlet Park 3. Langdon (where a piece of land was recently purchased) 4. Kingston Park Morse mentioned some concerns with the maintenance of the park. His original thought was how messy it would be with people not cleaning up after their dogs, but after reviewing some of the responses from other communities, it sounds like the users are fairly educated with dog parks and clean up after themselves. So, with that it sounds like it is a fairly minimum cost and minimum maintenance. He thinks it would be a good thing for the community and he's in favor of looking further into it. Council Member Rice mentioned that this was brought to him by one neighbor in particular and he actually visited a park in St. Paul where he saw 20 to 30 dogs within a four or five acre park. Rice thought it to be considerably quiet concerning the number of dogs and owners running around. The people seemed to be well mannered, picked up after their dogs and the place was well maintained. He was fairly impressed with the dog park. Morse went on to say he is usually against doing facilities like this just because other communities are doing them, however, in this situation he feels it is an up and coming feature of parks. We should perhaps take a lead on this issue and look further into it. Tim expressed his support of the park and stated that his only concern would be the lack of education to users. Therefore, he felt it was critical to educate the users about maintaining after themselves and how to properly act in the park. Eddy said his concerns would be putting a park near other athletic facilities such as the spot pointed out at Hamlet. People may drop off their dogs in the park and walk over to watch whatever event is going on leaving their dog unattended. He would suggest putting it away from other facilities. The Commission feels that the park will get used and recommends staff to begin getting some cost estimates on what it would take to build and maintain the park. Allan went on to explain that hopefully this park will help to deter some of the other problems at other parks and on trails such as Hamlet. A lot of dogs are walked on that back trail and many owners don't seem to pick up after their dogs. Hopefully, this will give them an area to go to while keeping other areas of parks clean. Burbank stated he would get more information on park locations. t� � Memorandum PARKS, RECREATION & NATURAL RESOURCE COMMISSION CITY OF COTTAGE GROVE To: From: Date: Re: Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources Commission John M. Burbank, Associate Planner January 7, 2003 Community Off-Leash Dog Park Introduction Over the last several years, off-leash dog parks have been created throughout the Twin Cities and other portions of the country. Many of these facilities have become very popular with local residents and people from other communities who use the parks. Occasionally staff receives inquiries about the existence of dog parks in Cottage Grove. The city does not have a designated off-leash dog park, so these residents are referred to other communities that have active facilities. Based upon the popularity of and interest in these facilities, the Council Liaison to the Commission has requested that staff research the issue and present the information to the Parks Commission for review and discussion. Discussion An off-leash dog park is basically a fenced area in which dogs and owners are allowed to freely interact alone or with other dogs and owners without having to worry about leashes or other control constraints. In 2002, the city issued 2,248 dog licenses, and the figure to date for 2003 is 1,469. The current city ordinance states that it is illegal to "Have a pet in a park that is not on a leash or under the control of the owner and allow said pet to be unleashed while on athletic fields, athletic courts, in and around park buildings and shelters, in the immediate vicinity of playground structures or on paved pathways or sidewalks within a park." and to "Permit a pet under one's control to disturb, harass or interfere with any park visitor or park visitor's personal property." The police department is researching their records to determine the number of reports of nuisance/ or off leash dogs in public parks for the last five years. Based on the fogistics of the search, the information was not available at this time, but they indicated that there is a low incidence report rate. A variety of background reference material was harvested from the internet for review, and is attached to this memorandum. Included is a list of Minnesota communities that have active dog parks. In addition to requiring that animals be licensed by their local municipality, many communities also require a special permit to utilize the park. The City of Minneapolis charges $25.00 for the first dog permit and $15.00 per subsequent dog. Most of the established off- Honorable Mayor, City Council, Ryan Schroeder Community Off-Leash Dog Park January 3, 2003 Page 2 of 2 leash parks have a variety of fencing, trails, water, and other amenities that facilitate safe, sanitary, and convenient use of the park. Several non-profit organizations within the Twin Cities and Minnesota help to advocate, organize and establish parks. One group is Responsible Owners of Mannerly Pets or ROMP. This group is a strong advocate for off-leash parks and works closely with local and county jurisdictions. One of the areas that the group helped work on is at Battle Creek Regional Park. In 1999, the Battle Creek Regional Park off- leash site had 17,317 registered visitors. Based upon responses to questions posed by ROMP during the registration process, the following facts about site users were extrapolated: Who Visits7 The sites have more human visitors than dogs. Visits by women outnumber those by men, 3 to 2. Most visitors are between the ages of 19 to 45. When and How Long Do They Visit7 7he average dog owner visits two to three times per week for approximately 45 minutes. April and October are the busiest months, WhatAre the Dogs Like? Over 88 percent of the visits are by dogs that are neutered or spayed. Most visits are by dogs that are three years old or less. Where Do Visitors Come From? Over half of the visitors live within a 10-minute drive of the site. Information on the parks indicates that they all vary in size with several in the three to five acre range. Based on this information and to minimize fencing costs, a four-acre size was chosen as the first criteria for a preliminary site analysis in Cottage Grove. Four potential site locations were identified in the city. The criteria for the site search were that it has to be on existing public property, four acres in size, in close proximity to parking, variant in topography, variant in vegetation types, and located away from adjacent residential properties. Water features are popular amenities in existing facilities, but was not utitized as a specific search criteria for the local site search. The preliminary site location search map and individual site orthomaps are also attached for review. Several fence companies were contacted about the preliminary cost estimate for fencing a four-acre site with a four-foot black vinyl fence and two gates. The result of this query was not available as of the deadline for the commission packet. If the Commission and Council desire to proceed fuRher with the establishment of a community off-leash dog park facility, additional detailed location research would need to be completed. Once a specific site is determined, a neighborhood meeting should be held, an operational plan created, and bids put out for the fencing. In addition to the fence costs, annual maintenance and upkeep would be required from the city's Parks staff. Recommendation Review the information and give staff appropriate direction. �7 �CG �� Daqparks ��e Cit�'� [����arlc Experaence The city of Eugene, Oregon began its first dogpark in 1991. Aft2r six years, the Parks DPpartment evaluated what the successes and challenges had been in develoqing dogparks. They draited their results and conciusiors ir� this repe�t, which is reprinted here with the gradous permission of the Stafi ci the Eugene, Gregon parks Department: Dear Parics and Recreation �3anner: The City of cugene now has six years of experience in providing cff-leash areas in parks. This Eetter has bee:� prepared as a resp�nse tc increasing irrterest �y oiher communities who have he�rd of our pregram and 'nav� inquired abaut its establishmeni ane operation. A propasaE to create a dog off-leash area was received from some Eugene citizens in the spring of 1991. The site proposetl was in a six acre pasture at the bVayne Morse Ranci? Park, a 26 acr2 ranch setting now =urrounde� ;��� resi�fentiai development. N/ith tne �ite mosYlv fence�, it was fairly easy for the City to aflow this activity un a �r�ai basis. The triai period was con,`rcversial as ttie activity rapidfy bec�me popular. There were complaints from some in�mediate neighbors about noise, parking im�,acts, ;urface water coniami��tion anc3 ad�✓erse e�ivironmenYal impacts. Support fer the program i��iiially outweighed deTractors by a facCor of abqut 5:1; we believe the sut7p3rt has strengthened since then. Within the �rial period. Gr,d to reduce the impact on the singie Morse P,anch site, four other areas were est�blished arourd tLe ci±y two in ur.devzlooed portions o` coi7�munity parks arid two on �in�eveioped neigl�borhood park sites. This action dispersed the activity in a satisfactory manner to tf�e point that th� pas±ure is na longer overused. ?he trial period came to an end, and followi�g public hearino, the decision was maue �o retain a11 five locations. Testimonials indude �he fact tiiat pecple have moved into a r�igfibcrhood t,ecause of a u'ogpark's 2xistence, and that peopie derive enjoyment h� sharing this activity with others; it is as )f fihsse Iecations are community centers For people as weli as canines. Tnere have been no complaints from dog cwners about people having failed to cleai�s up after their dogs. Recent elimination of dn off-leash site a; a smail undevelopeq neighbornood park (as a result of a iand-exchange) breught considerabie outcr� from those who war.ted it replaced. Moving from our experience to recommendations, we believe the foilowing ideas ai�d ;eatures are important fer success: Lccation should �e in a large, community or metropolitan scaied park where beewe�� one and three acres are 'cvailabie. 5iz2 shaul� be dependent on d�mard; t�o many dogs and people in too small an area can resulT in v2ry muddy ti��inter conditions in rair,y weather dim�tes. Because peaple 1-vill come by car and hik2, parking needs for both must be cnnsidered. Parking ii� fra.it of adjacent residences will antagonize ihose neighbers. Fencing can be agricultural types, abo�at 4 feet high, v.�ith gates at Iegical points of entry. Areas near gaLes receive most wear and need special treatment to keep fron� be�oming winzer mud holes; wood thi�as, gravel or even concrete may be needed. Cleaning up �og excrement is made possible by the presence cf garbage can= with piastic !iners and plastic scoops, which can be made from piastic gallan ji.igs. Scoop request sianage and peer patrol serve to keep the areas ciean. Gur park servic�s stafF penodically collect the bags from the cans. Lids en cans keep out rain water, reducing �n�eight. Goq owners have suggested a,�umber of amenities, and volunteers may be aoie io neip provide some as they have in Eugene. They inciude shade tr°es, a hcse bib so cwners can fill water dishes, improved trails, tables and benches. We believe off-feash area= will remain a part ef larger Eugene parks. They do rot seem feasible in smal�er neigl parks because of the relative size, parking i:npacts anci cioser proximity to ad;acent residences. in addition to the broad puLlic support, they also have the support of the focal animal control authoritv. If your community has some undeveloped areas ln larger parks, vue feel quite certain (based on Cugene's exper;ence) ti at your doq-owning community wouid be very suppertive of your ef�or*s to accommedate this activity. Bz 7ure that you have a gued location, snce a�y meves to reduce sze of change locations wili be cause for piibiic protest. Recogr,ize aiso that intr�ducina a r�e�N ac*ivit?� tc a park can bring out tne kind of people you wart in parks, which can help contral some of the undesirable activ:ty tiiat may be [aking place. 6est wishes for ycur cff-ieash venture, The Staff �f the Euge�e, Oregon Parks Department vvwv�l.ci.eugene.or.us ���s� } � az � ooys. a� � n� wync � ca� r� .... .. Ree tr."t ` 3�._ �a"`k �vlay` � , �t7re� : °w�s ;. ,. ,. 4 , .'. r .. '.�:. � ;� �• • � .� Community �enefits Socializes and exercised do9s in a safe environment. Promutes responsible pet ownership. Frovides elderly an�i disahled o�vners with ar� accessiole place to exercise their comparions. Enabies dogs to le�ally run off-leash. Promotes public health and safety. Provides a tooi for realistic enforcement of dog controi laws. Yhe Ideal Dog Park is Desigrted to Incfaade Concern for the environment. One acre or more surrou�ded by a 4' ta o' fencz. Entry - double gated. Shade �nd water. Adequate drainage. Parking ciose to site. Grass area; routine mowing. Covered garbage cans with reyuiar trash rernoval. Rooper scooper stations. Benches. UJheel chair access. Safe locacion, not isa?ated. Regular maintenance. Tfiings to �onsider �eEore Developina� a �ogparic Appropriate sice se!eetian. i�loise. tilaintenance and health concerns. City support. Traffic. Supervision of park. Tfie Role of A Dagpar9c Group Raise funds for amenities. Menitor use. Clean-up. Serve as rommunicatiens liaison Nfith city, neighborhood and dog ewmers. C€� � cT�+ G {List reprinted with permissir,n ofthe Niarin Humane Society.) � �rG �� Dogparks � f ':�' �' • � �� 'E ��� .�- � � � Simply stated, a dogpark is a place wrere peopfe and their dogs can play together, As the name imolies, these piaces offer dogs offi-leash play areas �vhile their people enjoy the park-like settina. Amenit'ses, such as fencing, water, parki�g, and even grass, vary greatiy arrong these places, but bff- feash' and 'park` are �ne key elements that dog owners, um, taxpayers, um, voters, de_sire. For some dog owners, a dogpark may provide the only opportunity fur owners to socialize with other peopfe and their dogs. Persons with limited mobility, such as eitferly and disabled dog owners, deserve tu have their *axpayer dollars used towards a safe, accessible place where they can meet otlier peopie ard exercise their do�s. For many people, visiting a dogpark is a prirnary s�urce af recreacicn, The ability to share activities Nith canine family members at a dogpark is important, ar.d increasingly rerognized 'oy cities. A report cn nffi-ieash dogparks by Portland Parks and Recreatio� sYate's that "There is a ne�nly identified parks user group: Dogs and their owners. Tfiis user gro�p is dra�nin to parks for open space, fresh air, exercise and socialization for tnemsel��es and their pets. Ccaming io a park is their chosen form ef recre,aticn, much the same as jogging or biking. They are iegitimate park users." The Marin Humane Society has b2en involv2d in the development of a number ef loca! dogparks and states that "There is na doubt that dog owners deserve to share in the "park pie" Naith other special use groups like baseball, soccer and tennis clubs. The reccgnized use of city arci county maintained dog parks is growing at ar� amazing rate areund the country, and these parks can provide an 2xce11ent venue f�r providing inf�rmation on low cost spay/neuter and vaccination dinic,, the i,iicrochip ID, dog training, and other information related to keeping canines happy and healthy. Degs contribute immeasurably to the.ir famil;'s quality of life, thus helping to foster a sense of community for everyone. Pqaking dog parks a priority crea*es positive community spirit." O .-. w 0 ,-. 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WE RECOMMEND YOU REMOVELEASHES AS SOON AS YOU ARE WITFIIN THE OFFLEASFiBOUNOARY 8E RESPONSIBLE, USE COMMON SENSE rou nx�uc � 4° � FPE � �� ��P REPORT SERIOUS fNCfDENTS � � CALL: YOURPHONE NUMBER HERE Ii possible: 'J OBTAW LICENSE PLATE NUMBEROFOFFENDER (tlo not put yoursett al rlsx� V WITNESSES,PLEASEIDENT!FY VOURSELF TO THE VIC71M � vd�r vounruu[ ��/ � NEflE � . . .^ _ SAFETYIS EVERYONE'S BUSINESS! � �t�CElV�C� �� s � ,H;� 2 � �oo� 't CITY Or ? ..�,/�%',` COTTAGE GROVE , Volunteer Position Description Position Title: Position Summary: Woodview Off-leash Dog Park Site Supervisor Provide a friendly face and a welcoming area to off-leash site users Possible Duties: � Ensure that dog parks have adequate supplies o Bags o Brochures � Retrieve and distribute visitor 1og books � Conduct informal verbal and written surveys with park users 1»e Work bandana events ;bt Assist the Staff with coordination of work parties Qualifications �nr pog lover mc Excellent verbal communication skills � Ability to work with people from diverse backgrounds � Self-directed � Sense of Humor Benefits � Get your dog fix �r Exercise your own dog � Build skill and job experience � Network with other dog lovers �,s Use your experience and creativity to help `Make a World of DiKerence for People and Their Pets Time Commitment Flexible 8-10 hours per month Contact: Tina Sweeten 651.776.03�7 Associate Director ResponsibleOwnersofMannexlyPe[sbt1769LexingronAve,#385fitRosevWq��d:� 55773f+i651-i76-0307M�vww-doKromF�urg � w O M N bA :d � � N 'O cO N L� 0 N � .c _ O b '-' N � � C3 N T � � � � 3 C x � 3 � ^ M O O N � � W O � �: a� �. � � 0 a , � � �. .�,�� k t ;� `o� , i ;. i4 � c'.+ U C � 3 � N rn Y N m N L � O C a � 0 m m c rn C a E i C � L V y E � � � N v � !/ C U n � Y G N C � N L y N � 3 c o m N 3 a C � � C L f� N L y�i N � Y v � v V a� O a u a c 0 i-' C N v L 9 � o � 3 ,� UJ L u � o .c a 3 v C L QJ � L � �_ 3 0 n • Y V Q � � M w _ F � W J a � W a _ � M 3 _ � ►y � � H � a _ 3 �Y � � � O a c� 3 t�'- � v y d F V w N W � N O � O � v Y � Q 0 v 3 T � � J � � � o � � 2 � O � c N � O Y V a W a O � � 0 m � � 0 c w v E c 1 O o � N � � � � m V r N H m N v o 0 A L N U a� � az � � v m m o N t � y U w q q n � d � a � f .v, _ = m C7 �a W C v 3 � � C C � _ � v � d O N N C a o � y v . � 3 7 T N a`�i o E " Y � v C � C O � N O E N � U UI N N V) '� � L � � y v � v � V j N � � ^ 'i � Q O' � a� y � � L L � a � o � rn c m m � 1 O � � a3a ,��.. 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Present ordinances limit dogs in parks by requiring the use of leashes and restricting areas where dogs are ailowed. However, dog owners have recently become more vocal and organized v+ysiwyg//32/http://www. co.ramsey.mn. us/Parks/parks/offleash.asx Park :tivities against these restrictions, petitioning for increased freedom with their pets. In response, many agencies have designated spaces where dogs are allowed to exercise and socialize without being leashed. A citizens' group, Resoonsible Owners of Mannerly.Pets (ROMP), made a presentation at the October 8, 1996, Ramsey County Parks and Recreation Commission meeting requesting establishment of one or more designated off-leash dog areas within the park system. ROMP cited several successfui off-leash programs throughout the United States. Picnickinq Swimmina Geocachinq Boatinq & Fishin 5leddina Arche Ranpes & Horseshoe Courts Park Development Job Opportunities 7rails Ramsey County Parks and Recreation staff reviewed both local and nationai response to citizen requests for off-leash areas. On Parks �� Trails �� Golf �� Ice Arenas �� Tamarack Nature Center �� Administration Facilities Maps �� Volunteer �) Contact Us �� Parks Main Paqe �� Home Paae Parks and Recreation wysiwyg://32/http://www. co.ramsey. mn.us/Pazks/pazks/offleash. asF January 11, the Parks and Recreation Commission endorsed a staff proposal to establish two off-leash areas for a pilot program beginning June 27, 1997, and running through December 31, 1998. Upon the conclusion of the off-leash program, the department reviewed the program and public comment and determined that off-leash areas are a legitimate recreational activity that can be accommodated in carefully selected sites. A third site was opened in 2001. Where are the Off-Leash Areas? The off-leash areas are located at Rice Creek Regional Trail Corridor in Shoreview, the Lower Afton area of Battle Creek Regional Park in Maplewood and the Woodview Open Space Site in Rosevilie. These areas are not associated with established recreation areas, one of the criteria in site selection. The Rice Creek site is approximately 13 acres; Battle Creek is approximately 10 acres; and Woodview is approximately 5 acres. The Woodview site has a handicapped-accessible area that is entirely fenced. Mowed corridors (where pets are required to be leashed) provide transition areas from trails and parking lots. Mowed perimeter trails and signage define the off-leash area boundaries. ��� y�p • Rice Creek Reqional Trail Corridor in Shoreview • The Lower Afton Road area of Battle Creek Regional Park in Maplewood • Woodview Open Space Site in Roseville What are the Rules? • Dogs must be properly licensed and vaccinated. • Dogs must be leashed prior to entering and upon leaving the off-leash area and in transition corridors. • Owners must be in verbal control of their dogs at all times and prevent aggressive behavior, biting, fighting, or excessive barking. • Owners are liable for damage or injury inflicted by their dogs. • Owners must have a visible leash at all times. • Owners must possess a device for clean up and disposal of feces. • Dogs in heat are not allowed. • Dogs must stay within signed boundaries. • Owners must comply with all other park rules and regulations. Pazks and Recreatiou wysiwyg://32/http:Owww. co. ramsey.mn. us/Parks/parks/offleash.asp What about pets in other parts of the park system? Pets are allowed on most trails or in designated off-leash dog areas. Guide animals assisting blind or impaired persons are permitted in all areas and park structures. Where are pets not allowed? • Beach Areas • Picnic Areas • Nature Interpretive Areas • Wildlife Refuges • Golf Courses • Park Buildings • Park Shelters Must my pet be leashed? Yes, your pet must be either caged or on a �eash no longer than six (6) feet in length, except in the off-leash dog areas. Must I clean up after my pet? Yes, you must possess and use an appropriate device for cleaning up and disposing of pet feces in a sanitary manner. Return to the Ramsev Countv Home Page Author: Parks E-mail: Parks Web Master Last updated on 12/24/2002 12:02:03 PM m W O � b � � � C � � � w 0 � � Cti, � dA O '� � � V � � � � � .,.. � � � _ .__ . � � � } � � � .� � � ir � � �. 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