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The City of Lakewood is in the process of conducting a comprehensive review of a proposed dog park location and want your input.
Background Additional dog parks in Lakewood have been identified as a top priority for residents through the Imagine Lakewood! master planning effort as well as through a recent survey of Lakewood residents. Dog parks are shown to reduce off-leash dog violations and dog waste in other city parks. With only one community dog park, Lakewood has fewer dog parks when compared to other cities in the metro area.
Location Located at the intersection of the Bear Creek Greenbelt and Wadsworth Boulevard at 2951 S. Wadsworth Blvd., the proposed Bear Creek Dog Park would also incorporate a new parking area and trailhead for the Bear Creek Greenbelt following a recent park acquisition. Improvements to the park could include up to 8 acres of the site dedicated to a fenced, off-leash dog park and trail connections.
Next Steps In order to facilitate a community conversation about the proposed dog park at Bear Creek Greenbelt at Wadsworth Boulevard, please share your comments, take the survey below and ask a question by Tuesday, September 27.
The survey is now closed. Thank you for your feedback. Subscribe to this page for updates.
The City of Lakewood is in the process of conducting a comprehensive review of a proposed dog park location and want your input.
Background Additional dog parks in Lakewood have been identified as a top priority for residents through the Imagine Lakewood! master planning effort as well as through a recent survey of Lakewood residents. Dog parks are shown to reduce off-leash dog violations and dog waste in other city parks. With only one community dog park, Lakewood has fewer dog parks when compared to other cities in the metro area.
Location Located at the intersection of the Bear Creek Greenbelt and Wadsworth Boulevard at 2951 S. Wadsworth Blvd., the proposed Bear Creek Dog Park would also incorporate a new parking area and trailhead for the Bear Creek Greenbelt following a recent park acquisition. Improvements to the park could include up to 8 acres of the site dedicated to a fenced, off-leash dog park and trail connections.
Next Steps In order to facilitate a community conversation about the proposed dog park at Bear Creek Greenbelt at Wadsworth Boulevard, please share your comments, take the survey below and ask a question by Tuesday, September 27.
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Survey results are now available! Next steps for the proposed Bear Creek Dog Park project include a preliminary site plan, working with Colorado Parks and Wildlife. The site plan will be posted for public comment. Should the project move forward, site plan review would occur through the city's development review process. Stay tuned to the project page for updates.
City of Lakewood identified a potential location for a dog park in the Bear Creek Greenbelt at Wadsworth Boulevard.
August 2022
Bear Creek Dog Park has finished this stage
Concept developed and resident feedback opportunity begins at Imagine Tomorrow! Master Plan public meeting on August 3.
Fall 2022
Bear Creek Dog Park has finished this stage
Contributions to this consultation will close on September 23 for evaluation and review. Survey results are now available. The project team will report back on key outcomes and next steps. Subscribe to the project page for updates.
January 2023
Bear Creek Dog Park has finished this stage
Lakewood staff have partnered with Colorado Park and Wildlife and the Colorado School of Mines to design the Bear Creek Dog Park following the acquisition of property at the Greenbelt and Wadsworth Blvd.
February 2024
Bear Creek Dog Park is currently at this stage
Plans for the Bear Creek Dog Park are under internal review including review by the city's engineering, traffic, and planning teams. This information will influence final design including both the dog park and trailhead. Subscribe for updates.
