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Lake Zurich Park And Recreation Advisory Board

Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Lake Zurich Dogs Might Get a Walk in the Park

Park board explores allowing dogs in parks; survey showed dog parks are one of the most demanded facilities by Lake Zurich residents.

  Taking your dog for a walk in the park seems like an all-American activity, but in Lake Zurich dogs are not allowed in parks.   The Lake Zurich Park and Recreation Advisory Board has been exploring allowing dogs in at least some village parks.   “We’re trying to give residents something they have asked for,” said Dawn Brazier, park board chair.   “We’re in the investigation stage. Right now, we are looking to see if some parks might be more amenable than others,” she said.   Brazier explained that residents’ desire to allow dogs in parks came out of the Lake Zurich Park and Recreation Community Survey, which was performed prior to the Open Space and Recreation Master Plan in 2011.  Dog parks were among the most demanded facilities; other…

sej

6:23 pm on Monday, February 18, 2013

A fenced in designated dog park would be best. I live close to one of the parks and people do not clean up here after their dogs while walking down the street (no sidewalks) so you know they will not clean up in a park that kids play football, baseball, etc. People run their dogs in the park with no regard to picking up as I have observed. I walk my dog on a leash and clean up not everyone does   more ›

Thursday, June 14, 2012

Paulus Park Major Renovation to Go Before Village Board on Monday

Plan includes new Kids Kingdom, amphitheater, large shelter and wetland restoration.

The Paulus Park improvement plan being proposed by the Lake Zurich Park and Recreation Advisory Board has a price tag of $760,000. However, advisory board members hope to get the message out that that price could drop down to just about $200,000. Park board members hope to convince the Lake Zurich Village Board, on Monday night, June 18, that the Paulus Park improvement plan is a win-win situation.  “We’re getting a big bang for our buck,” Advisory Board Chairwoman Dawn Brazier said Tuesday night at a special advisory board meeting. “This is fiscally responsible. It makes sense. We’re getting a big return on a small investment and using the park improvement fund for what it’s supposed to be used for,” said park Trustee Tim Andrews. The …

Say it isn't so

5:13 pm on Thursday, June 14, 2012

But the village is broke..........   more ›

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