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Save Newton Cabot park OLA

Save Newton Cabot park OLA

Closed — 26 supporters Verified

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Spencer S.
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Sarah H.
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Eric S.
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Hilary T.
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Barry K.
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Stephanie R.
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Started by Anonymous 13 years, 7 months ago
The abutters to the Cabot Park off leash area (OLA) have banded together and are initially attempting to close or move the Cabot OLA. An attempt by the Park & Rec Commissioner is underway to somewhat remedy the situation of excessive barking by placing restrictive Cabot OLA hours, buffer screening, signage, etc. If you are a regular Cabot OLA we are attempting to gathering names and email addresses for the formation of a Cabot OLA supporters group The hope is that the users will band together to keep the park from closing down. The neighbors have indicated that they are in the process of hiring an attorney in order obtain peaceful enjoyment of their property by closing down Cabot OLA. If would like to join in this effort to save Cabot Park OLA please sign this petition and submit a valid email address. (please note your email address will not be shared or solicited) Thank you.

Updates

February 27, 2013

The neighbors are pushing to shut down our dog park so we need to stay organized right now. Please email your city representative today to state why this space is vital for our community. Send this link to three people who use the park regularly.

February 27, 2013

The scale of this response is shifting the conversation and proving that we are not going anywhere. Post this link on your Facebook feed right now to keep the pressure on the Parks Department.

3 Comments

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Mike Mathis
13 years ago Featured

Keep the OLA open! This is a community space and we need it.

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Sarah Ryan
13 years ago Featured

My dog loves this place. Its the only spot in the neighborhood where he can actually run around. People who move next to a park and complain about dogs are the worst.

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Jessica Hall
13 years ago Featured

Seriously? Dealing with a little barking is part of living near a city park. If they wanted total silence they should have moved to the middle of nowhere.