By Monte Whaley | Westminster Window
One of the state’s largest off-leash dog parks will likely stay intact but Westminster should do more to make the 470-acre parcel self-sustaining, including charging out-of-town visitors a fee to use the area, a majority of city councilors said Monday night.
Councilors said at the work session that they wanted to keep the off-leash area as-is. This is despite a city staff recommendation to cut the parcel roughly in half or more to increase open space in the city.
Councilors said they were responding to the desires of a majority of residents who covet the off-leash area as a prime getaway for dogs and their owners.