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• Collars are to be worn at all times. No pincher or spiked collars. <br />• No littering. Place all trash in receptacles. <br />• Dogs must be leashed while entering and exiting the off-leash area. <br />• Any dog exhibiting aggressive behavior must be removed immediately. <br />• By law, you are responsible for damage and injuries inflicted by your dog. <br />• Individual dogs known to be aggressive are not permitted. <br />• Clean up after your dog and dispose of waste properly. <br />• Maximum of two dogs per handler. <br />• Dogs must be accompanied by an adult (16 or older) at all times. <br />• Children under the age of 12 must be closely supervised by an adult. Children ages 6 and <br />under are not allowed within the off-leash area. <br />• No glass containers. <br />• No smoking. <br />• No female dogs in season. <br />• No unauthorized motorized equipment or vehicles. <br />• No bikes. <br />• Users of this facility do so at their own risk. The City of Little Canada is not responsible <br />for any injury or damaged caused by any dog in the leash area. <br />• In case of an emergency (dog bite or unsafe behavior) immediately call 911 for <br />assistance. <br /> <br />Staff is looking for input from the Commission on what ‘rules’ Little Canada should implement <br />on its sign. Staff is also looking for input on what amenities, if any, should be offered and if the <br />Commission feels that the Demont Avenue rink is the best option for conversion to a dog park. <br /> <br />UPDATE: <br /> <br />At the May 9, 2017 Parks and Recreation Commission meeting, the Commission agreed to move <br />forward with the conversion of the Demont Avenue rink to a dog park in the months that it is not <br />being utilized as a skating rink. In addition to the key tasks that need to be completed, the <br />Commission felt that adding a ‘comment box’ would be a beneficial way of getting feedback <br />from individuals using the dog park. The Commission also felt that adding two benches should <br />be a higher priority. The ‘rules’ list is very lengthy and staff will shorten that down to 5-8 key <br />rules for the dog park. If water is needed, staff will first look into a temporary water source and <br />see what kind of utilization it has. Staff believes costs will be minimal, with the majority coming <br />from the fencing and the benches. Staff is looking for Council approval to continue proceeding <br />with the dog park conversion at the Demont Avenue hockey rink. <br />27