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'''Bark Park''' is a 1½-2 acre [[Bark for a Park|dog park]] located next to [[Children's Park]] at [[Stouts Road]] and [[Mary Avenue]] in [[Fultondale]]. It was built by city crews on city-owned land at the urging of Mayor [[Jim Lowery]] and the approval of the [[Fultondale City Council]], and opened in | '''Bark Park''' is a 1½-2 acre [[Bark for a Park|dog park]] located next to [[Children's Park]] at [[Stouts Road]] and [[Mary Avenue]] in [[Fultondale]]. It was built by city crews on city-owned land at the urging of Mayor [[Jim Lowery]] and the approval of the [[Fultondale City Council]], and opened in Mary [[2011]]. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* Osburn, Lisa (March 14, 2011) "If you build it they will run (and play): Fultondale, Alabama dog park to open." ''Birmingham News'' | * Osburn, Lisa (March 14, 2011) "If you build it they will run (and play): Fultondale, Alabama dog park to open." ''Birmingham News'' | ||
* Osburn, Lisa (May 4, 2011) "City makes improvements to Black Creek Park''. ''Birmingham News'' | |||
[[Category:Dog parks]] | [[Category:Dog parks]] | ||
Revision as of 10:43, 8 May 2011
Bark Park is a 1½-2 acre dog park located next to Children's Park at Stouts Road and Mary Avenue in Fultondale. It was built by city crews on city-owned land at the urging of Mayor Jim Lowery and the approval of the Fultondale City Council, and opened in Mary 2011.
References
- Osburn, Lisa (March 14, 2011) "If you build it they will run (and play): Fultondale, Alabama dog park to open." Birmingham News
- Osburn, Lisa (May 4, 2011) "City makes improvements to Black Creek Park. Birmingham News