Will there be trees in or around the new park?

    Yes. Trees are anticipated as part of the new park, although the final species and locations will not be confirmed until the design process is complete.

    Will the existing shelter be relocated or replaced?

    The existing shelter will be relocated or, if required, replaced as part of the dog park relocation. The final location of the shelter will be confirmed through the design process.

    Is there someone at the City who can be contacted now regarding snow clearing and waste bag replenishment?

    Yes. The City’s Parks Division oversees operations of the dog park. Concerns and service requests can be submitted online at Report a Concern, by email at parksandrec@yorkton.ca, or by calling 306-786-1750.

    Is the plant life at Logan Green pet-safe?

    Logan Green contains a variety of native and ornamental vegetation typical of prairie wetland and park environments. While the area is generally safe for pets to enjoy, owners should ensure their pets remain under control and do not consume plant material, as some naturally occurring species may be harmful if ingested. Vegetation and pet safety will be reviewed further as the design process continues.

    Will the public be able to follow construction progress?

    Yes. Regular project updates will be provided through Shape Your City.

    Can dog park users be notified when construction begins?

    Yes. Users can sign up to receive notifications and project updates through this Shape Your City page.

    Will there be additional opportunities to provide input or review final plans?

    Yes. Additional opportunities for public input, such as an open house and engagement through Shape Your City, are anticipated as the project progresses.

    Will there be an overlap between the current dog park closing and the new one opening?

    The new dog park would need to be established before the existing park is removed. If the relocation is approved, it would be the first phase of the project, and the current dog park would remain open until the new location is operational and able to provide the minimum required functions for users.