For residents without dogs have no need to worry about if dogs have a park or not. Most dog owners make
For residents without dogs have no need to worry about if dogs have a park or not. Most dog owners make
However, the city will also have the money they got from selling the property to help build the park. By building the park, you are also addressing the growing budget deficit by creating jobs. For example, you can charge people for boat launching or have a small appliance for fishing and snacks at the park. I think this is the best decision overall because you get to build the business complex which will create jobs and bring other businesses. Also, by building a small park, you will create more jobs and help Rid economy grow. The city want lose any money because the park will pay for itself by having festivals, appliance store and boat…
In my opinion I would have to disagree with building dog parks in Muscatine, Iowa. My main reason for disagreeing with building a park for dogs is my son is allergic to dogs. Some dog owners can be very irresponsible when it comes to cleaning up after their dogs poo on the grass. Why should the city fund a dog park with taxpayer money when that money can be used to build a recreational area for residents.…
I the articles A Dog Park Benefits All and No Dog Park for Muscatine have diffrent opions on a dag park. In A Dog Park Benefits all they are wanting a dog park. While, in No Dog Park for Muscatine they dont want no dog park. I belive that there should be a dog park beacuse the dogs have to have there fredom and exercise.…
Leaving the land undeveloped will waste the opportunity to provide the citizens with free recreation. The only local park that exists in town is not pet-friendly. On the other hand, limiting open space eliminates the burden of management and developing infrastructure.…
Parks are wonderful places were children can play and be social with others. Children are able to explore and develop their motor skills while having fun and at the same time be physically active. Milam Park has both good and bad qualities about it, but overall I believe that it is not an ideal park. It sits on a 1.02-acre lot and has a fence on only the back and sides of the property. The fence only marks off the property line from the homes around it. There is no fencing or railing in the front portion that could prevent a child from running into the street. I would recommend that there be some kind or railing or fencing either around the playground were most of the children play or along the front of the park property to prevent children…
The city is definitely in need of a dog park. It would benefit not just the dog owner and the dog but the entire community. We all know that dogs can be very loud and very annoying but all they need is a place to let out all that energy. Allowing dogs to be off their leash in a safe enviroment also allows them to tire down before going home. Which will benefit the neighbors of any dog owner.…
In concluion, a dog park would be beneficial to a city in various ways. Dogs would have an open space designated for them to excerise and stay healthy. Socialization of dogs would create friendly dogs that are happy to see others and behave less aggressive towards others. The laws set in place by officials would set the standard in which to safely operate the dog park.…
As a young child my family had a dog. We loved to play with him, but noticed that we had limited yard space to play games such as fetch or even tag. We lived in a small apartment complex, and were forbidden to enter other neighbors yard. My sisters and I felt that a dog park in our town would be just enough space to play without the drama of disrubting the neighbors. In the passage, Gizmo's owner strongly believes that there should be a dog park in his town of Muscatine, Iowa. I as a previous dog owner my self believe that this would be a great idea.…
It is my belief that Muscatine would benefit from the addition of a public dog park. Throughout this essay I will go through my thoughts, both for and against the idea of this park, and I will explain why I think the good outweigh the bad.…
While there is substantially more open space here, there are still a lot of individuals and bunches of movement. This joined with the way that individuals possess more pooches in suburbia, might make taking an especially forceful or timid puppy out for strolls to a greater degree a task than a joy. A canine park can be an awesome path for agreeable and fun loving mutts to spend an evening, in any case, and proprietors tend to advantage…
Specifically speaking about, Muscatine, Iowa; The idea of a dog park becomes more complicated due to the sixty-eight percent of all of the rental properties in town are small building's with little or no backyard. This being an issue is also a positive thing, the more owners of dogs who dont have a backyard are more likely to use this suggested dog park on a regular basis, and may be willing to pay a yearly fee to keep it open and provide a private landscaping and sanitation company to maintain it. This statement directly contrasts with the concern of taypayer…
After all youve read how do you feel about the subjects that weve discussed during this essay? In both the articals they both placed valid arguments about why the dog park should be or shouldnt be built in the areas they reside in.Regardless of how the money is ubtained weither it be state funding or privatly obtained.My theory is that if everyone would have a vote on the concept and we would see how many poepl eare for it and how many people are against it, it would simplify it to terms that everyone could make a statement and agree on a resilution that is just my…
There has come to my attention recently an arrising conflict over the possibility of a dog park being built in Muscatine Iowa. There are always many sides to any story and this situation seems to prove that statement. I however remain firm in my opinion that a dog park would be an asset to any commuinuty large or small. I have countless reasons for this and will share a few of the most important.…
A city that cares about its residents should provide for the needs of all its residents, not just the human ones; therefore, a dog park only makes sense.…
Any owner who wishes to make use of the park should first take into account their dog's personality/tendencies, such as whether or not they tend to act agressively towards people or other animals. There are also several economic negatives that come along with the development of a dog park. Making building this park is sure to be rather expensive and upkeep would continue to cut into city funds some. All in all however, I agree that the benefits can outweigh the the detriments and improve the quality of life for citizens that own dogs as well as the dogs themselves should the park be built, taking into account that any rules in place are followed by the owners to ensure the best possible experience for all…