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continued from page A- 1 said he sought sites that are "clear, The third proposed site is across
open and flat." the street from site No. 2 on Shel-
a new off-leash dog park group on The first proposed site is a 2.3- ton Springs Road. But the plot is
Monday. acre piece of land across the street only 1 acre and has no sidewalk,
"There's no plans to expand from Olympic College Shelton, Ziegler said.
there, but it could serve as a site," near the Huff'n' Puff Trail. That's when Ziegler suggested
Ziegler said. But the city is designing an the land adjoining Kneeland Park
Members of the new group above-ground water-storage tank as a possibility. He pointed out
planned to tour the wooded prop- near the location, which couldthat the city owns the property.
erty Wednesday. limit plans, Ziegler said. Another The slopes could serve as a nat-
For the past year, the city ofpotential obstacle is the discovery ural buffer along with the fencing,
Shelton's Parks and Recreationof Native American artifacts in the Ziegler said. Water that tends to
Advisory Committee has been area, he said. collect on the property could be a
discussing the development of an The second proposed site is a challenge, he said.
off-leash dog park in the Shelton rectangular 3.7-acre plot that sits The city's Parks and Recreation
area. Pets are not allowed in city under Bonneville Power Adminis- Advisory Committee hasn't heard
parks. Owners can walk their tration (BPA)transmission lines the proposal yet, Ziegler said.
dogs on leashes on the city's Huff next to the intersection of Wallace Then the proposal would go to the
'n' Puff Trail on Shelton Springs Kneeland Boulevard and SheltonShelton City Commission, he said.
Road. Dogs are required to be on Springs Road. The city has sent a Ziegler stressed that the city of
leashes in the city. letter of interest to BPA but hasn't Shelton has no money in its bud-
The closet dog park is in north- heard a response yet, Ziegler said. get this year for a dog park or park
east Thurston County, a 5-acreCharlotte Bates, a member of improvements and probably won't
site that formerly served as part of the new dog park group, said she in 2015 either. But city could act
the landfill in the Hawk's Prairie has qualms about placing a metal as a fiscal agent to accept dona-
area. fence with a water-drinking facil- tions for such things as chain-link
Ziegler's Kneeland Park pro- ity under power lines, fencing, and city staff and equip-
posal came after a discussion of "That makes me feel uncomfort-ment could be used to establish
three other proposed sites. Ziegler able," she said. the park, he said.
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Third Place - Color Pictorial Second Place- Best Govern-
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Personality Profile -"Making
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Design -"Highclimbers bond"
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News Story -"Local Boston
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rial - "Let's work together to
address city's problems"
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First Place - Best Personality
Profile, Long - "One of a Kind:
Decorated Volunteer"
Second Place - General News
Photo, Black and White or
Color -"Mickenzie Pyle holds
her new diploma"
Third Place - Color Feature
Photo -"Spring Sawing"
Tom Hyde
Second Place - Color Photo
Essay -"Squaxin Community
Salish Sea Plunge"
Third Place - Best Special
Section Cover -"Mason County
Profile"
Staff
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