Quantcast
Channel: ANAPR -Community News, Public Relations and Advertising Services
Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 1050

Chino Hills Gets A Dog Park

$
0
0

STAFF REPORTS

Chino Hills – Chino Hills’ dog-lovers have long desired a community dog park, and it looks like their wish will be coming true.

The Kramer family – long time owner/operators of the Los Serranos Golf Course and Country Club – has donated a parcel of land at the southeast corner of Los Serranos Country Club Drive and Los Serranos Road. This land was originally intended to house a tennis club, but times have changed and the land has been vacant for some time.

Local attorney and City Council candidate, Rossana Mitchell, who is the dog park committee president, said they are working with a budget of approximately $42,000 to bring this park to life.

“The construction should take approximately four to six months, depending on the processes with the City,” said Mitchell. “We will start clearing and cleaning up the land right away, and then there will be the site review and the environmental review. The land is already zoned for commercial/recreational purposes, so the hard part is done.”

Mitchell says that the design will be very straightforward and simplistic. The park will be divided into two areas, for large and small dogs, and will include a safety release gate with two openings, iron rod fencing, grass areas (irrigated with reclaimed water), and regular drinking water for the dogs and their humans.

“We may even invite some student involvement with architectural designs from Cal Poly, and choose from one of their ideas,” says Mitchell.

One of the most time consuming parts of construction will be the parking facilities and making sure they are in compliance with City standards.

Mitchell said that they have waited two years for this project to come to fruition, and everyone is really excited about it.

“The Kramer family has really stepped up and they have been so gracious. They are great animal advocates and are really excited about the project. And the best part, they will be able to name the park after their parents, Jack and Gloria Kramer, who have passed away.”

Chino Hills dog lovers, get ready for the “Jack and Gloria Kramer Dog Park,” coming in 2015.

 


Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 1050

Trending Articles