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Noma Bark Park Opens in August!
After
two years of hard work by dog-owning-volunteers, the NOMA Bark Park is
set to open in August. The dog park will be located inside the
walking track near the North Main entrance to Earlewood Park.
Amenities include separate areas for large and small dogs, pet waste
stations, benches and water fountains for dogs and their owners.
The
NOMA Bark Park will be managed in a similar way to the dog park on Shop
Road. An annual membership fee of $25 per dog will be charged and
each dog must have a City/County pet license. Only dogs that have
been spayed or neutered may use the dog park. There will be a
key-code entry system.
The
Earlewood Citizens Community Organization (ECCO) is a 501(c) (3)
non-profit organization and will be responsible for the Bark
Park. The ECCO Executive Committee will appoint seven people to
serve on the NOMA Bark Park Committee. This all-volunteer
committee will provide oversight of the dog park. All membership
fees will go toward the maintenance and management of the dog park.
For more information check out the Friends of NOMA Bark Park Facebook group or email Rebecca Spratlin.
See the original bark park article and the March 2010 Update article.
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