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The council gave us the final word and the dog park is officially moving forward. I have spent many exhausting months pushing for this result and I am finally ready to rest. Keep an eye on the park grounds to make sure they stick to the plan.

June 20, 2008

Dog Park Now in Watson Park, San Jose, CA

Dog Park Now in Watson Park, San Jose, CA

🏆 Won — 82 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 24 years, 5 months ago
DogParksNow.org is circulating petitions to show support in the community for the creation of a Family Dog Park in Watson Park, at 23rd Street and Jackson Street in the Northside Neighborhood of San Jose, CA. The San Jose City Council has performed site surveys and is ready to go to bid for contractors; however, the council would like to see if the community supports this Family Dog Park before their final vote in approximately January 2003. IF YOU ARE A RESIDENT OF SANTA CLARA COUNTY, PLEASE HELP BY SIGNING THIS PETITION! Thank you.

Updates

April 9, 2008

Seeing this kind of movement is exhausting but it keeps me pinned to the desk when I would rather walk away. The progress we have made proves that this neighborhood is finally ready to demand a space for our dogs.

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Mike Porter
24 years ago Featured

Living right down the street and have nowhere to take my lab. Watson park is perfect for this. lets get it done.

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David Khan
24 years ago Featured

Long overdue. The northside really needs some love and this would be a great addition for all the dog owners around here.

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Jessica Hill
24 years ago Featured

my dog needs to get some energy out. watson park is the best spot for this.

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Sarah Osborne
24 years ago Featured

PLEASE!!! we really need a place for our pups to run around safely in this neighborhood. tired of driving all the way to willow glen.

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Elena Carter
24 years ago Featured

i see so many people walking their dogs on leashes around the park all day. give us a space to let them off leash so they can actually play and be dogs!

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Robert Espinoza
24 years ago Featured

YES. About time.