Stratford Town Council Rejects Proposed Dog Park Location

STRATFORD, Conn. -- The Stratford Town Council rejected the Park and Recreation Committee's plan to use the vacant lot behind the Birdseye Street waste treatment plant as a dog park, according to Connecticut Post.

Stratford Town Council rejected a plan for a dog park near a waste treatment plant.
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Frank Mojica

07/19/2016 6:00 p.m.

The council rejected the committee's recommendation since Animal Control Officer Rachel Solviera was not consulted, Connecticut Post said.

Solviera said that the proposed location was too close to the Animal Respite and Control Facility and would create difficulty in training dogs there, reported Connecticut Post.

Several members of the council were leaning towards Longbrook Park due to its central location, Connecticut Post said.

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