I am not surprised at all. When we let a company from LA come and rip off over million bucks here at Fullerton Heights which as of today still has never open the suite out from for use and that million bucks, the amenities in the construction agreement remain unbuilt. So basically we gave away your tax dollars to an LA County based company that does not do a damn thing and the contract to provide services has never been enforced. I raised my family here and I put into the system. This is how Fullerton treats lifetime citizens!
If you’re referring to Union Pacific Park, I’m not so sure that’s a good place for a dog park. Think of the residents on Truslow who’ve had to look at a fenced off (closed) park for 10+ years, and once re-opened it’s a dog park? Too much noise and not fair to the residents. While I like your out of the box thinking, residents in that area deserve a normal park with green grass, lots of shade trees and some play equipment for the littles. The sad part is, it really wouldn’t take much to reopen that park. As we know city staff bungles and makes things infinitely more difficult and expensive, so there’s that… but if you’re interested, there is an ad hoc committee now for that park, charged with getting it opened and coming up with a real plan for UP Park. Stay tuned…
Wouldn't union park be a more functional location? Plenty of space, parking, central location, and a kickstart for further developing this park & the proposed excersize trail connecting to independence park.
I am not surprised at all. When we let a company from LA come and rip off over million bucks here at Fullerton Heights which as of today still has never open the suite out from for use and that million bucks, the amenities in the construction agreement remain unbuilt. So basically we gave away your tax dollars to an LA County based company that does not do a damn thing and the contract to provide services has never been enforced. I raised my family here and I put into the system. This is how Fullerton treats lifetime citizens!
If you’re referring to Union Pacific Park, I’m not so sure that’s a good place for a dog park. Think of the residents on Truslow who’ve had to look at a fenced off (closed) park for 10+ years, and once re-opened it’s a dog park? Too much noise and not fair to the residents. While I like your out of the box thinking, residents in that area deserve a normal park with green grass, lots of shade trees and some play equipment for the littles. The sad part is, it really wouldn’t take much to reopen that park. As we know city staff bungles and makes things infinitely more difficult and expensive, so there’s that… but if you’re interested, there is an ad hoc committee now for that park, charged with getting it opened and coming up with a real plan for UP Park. Stay tuned…
Wouldn't union park be a more functional location? Plenty of space, parking, central location, and a kickstart for further developing this park & the proposed excersize trail connecting to independence park.