Dogs are better behaved in

the house (less destructive) when they get plenty of exercise and this

would be an open area just for that.

Families would have a place

to practice commands after their once a week obedience class without worrying

about the safety of a valued family member.

PTC could host agility tournaments

drawing people here from surrounding areas. The park could be listed as

another amenity to sway a family looking to move to this area to choose

Fayette County.

Looking for something to benefit

the entire community? Good luck. You will never please everyone. That

is why PTC offers a wide variety of recreational activities and places.

Hopefully everyone would be able to find something among the offerings.

This park would just enhance the choices available.

Fourteen thousand dollars is

relatively cheap in the grand scheme of things. Although I do not have

any reliable figures, I would guesstimate (and it is just that, a guess)

to be able to offer an amenity to one-third of your community is a grand

plan.

There are many dog parks that

add to the communities they are in and this could be one of them. And

the part about "no grass" have you seen what 20 running, happy,

barking dogs can do to grass? Not a big deal, if you ask me.

Claire Cohen

Fayetteville