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Vancouver, BC (PRWEB) May 07, 2014
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The beloved dog park at High Park is being scarred by vandals who are cutting fences in the area. The sharp edges from the cut fencing have been left exposed and dog owners fear for their dogs safety.
Cristina Savoia was out with her pooch over the weekend. Sadly, her dog was nicked very close to his eye.
He turned around and when he turned back to look at me he squinted and I noticed there was blood coming out of his eye, Savoia said.
High Park staff say the vandalism began in November 2013, stopped, then started up again in the Spring.
Park officials have started repair on some of the fencing, but the damage is extensive and comes at a cost of $9,500. High Park staff have filed a police report, but so far no arrests have been made. Police, both in uniform and plain clothes will be patrolling the Park to ensure no more vandalism is committed.
Dog walker Bernard Sanders had been walking his dogs in High Park for years. I know one girl her German Sheppard got a cut wire fence right through her pad. It went up and she had to pull it out very carefully and it was bleeding real bad. The poor dog had to be off its feet for about 8 weeks or so, Bernard told Global News.
Sarah Doucette is the City Councillor for the area. In a statement to Global News she wrote: Vandalism in the High Park Dog Off-Leash area is a serious problem. Sadly fences have been cut and gates continue to be damaged by vandals. As soon as our office becomes aware of any vandalism we immediately pass it along to the Parks Supervisor for High Park. The councillors office and Parks staff have also brought this matter to the attention of the police but unfortunately at this time the vandals have not been caught. We recommend dog owners continue to remain vigilant for the safety of their pets and please contact Toronto Police Services, parks staff and our office if they witness fences or gates being damaged.
In August 2011, the City began a project to help protect the natural environment in the park by fencing off some areas where the natural wildlife is susceptible to erosion. As a result, a group known as the Doggy Liberation Front allegedly started cutting down portions of the fencing as a sign of protest to allow the dogs to roam freely. It is not known if this group is behind this recent spate of vandalism, but an investigation is underway. In the meantime High Park staff are working hard to repair the fences in hopes that no other dogs get injured.
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Sources said Indian Mujahideen and Students Islamic Movement of India are now trying to patch up to target BJP #39;s PM candidate Narendra Modi.
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ALAMOGORDO, N.M. (AP) - Officials in a drought-stricken southern New Mexico county object to the U.S. Forest Service putting up fences and locking gates that keep ranchers cattle away from water in a mountain riparian area of the Lincoln National Forest.
The Otero County Commission voted Monday to seek a court order for the county sheriff to unlock four gates on Forest Service fences near the Agua Chiquita riparian area, the Alamogordo Daily News (http://bit.ly/1fMiDCD ) reported.
The county commission in April sent the Forest Service a letter ordering to halt fencing work in the area.
Commissioner Tommie Harrell asked Forest Service Supervisor Travis Moseley during the meeting to unlock a few gates to allow cattle easier access to water, but Moseley declined.
Mosely also told the commission that the fencing work is legal and necessary to allow multiple uses of forest land and to protect endangered species.
Blair Dunn, an attorney for the county, said the Forest Service doesnt have the right to appropriate water for wildlife.
They have no lawful right to the stream, Dunn said. So to pen something off for wildlife to go drink and to appropriate that water for wildlife when they dont have the necessary legal permits or rights to do so amounts to an illegal diversion of water.
Rancher Judyann Holcomb Medeiros said fencing cattle away from water puts them at risk. During the drought, our cattle have to walk extended lengths to reach water, she said.
The fencing, she said, also causes the cattle to use the heavily used county road, and we have had cattle hit and killed or severely crippled or damaged by the impacts.
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John BearDaily News Otero County Cattleman's Association President Gary Stone takes a question during a presentation about fencing in the Lincoln National Forest on Monday at a meeting of the Otero County Commission. Behind him is a photograph of disputed fencing in the forest.
Otero County Commissioners instructed the county sheriff to unlock U.S. Forest Service fences in the mountains on Monday.
During a commission meeting to discuss the Forest Service's alleged illegal fencing activities within the county the commission and ranchers decided the USFS should unlock some of its fence gates to allow cattle easier access to water in the region.
District 1 Commissioner Tommie Harrell asked Forest Service Supervisor, Travis Moseley, to unlock a few gates to allow cattle easier access to water. Moseley replied with a simple no to Herrell's request.
"Now the procurement is since they won't, then we've instructed Sheriff Benny House to unlock those fences," Herrell said. "And we'll do this by court order."
According to Herrell, House is being ordered to unlock four gates to two enclosed areas near the Agua Chiquita riparian area. The order was issued on the heels of the commission's recent request for the USFS to halt fencing projects in April.
In April, the commission issued a cease and desist illegal fencing activities letter to the U.S. Forest Service.
During Monday's meeting, Moseley replied to the commission's letter with his own letter.
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A standoff between Otero County and the U.S. Forest Service has begun after the federal agency put up fences that have kept cattle away from a water source, angering ranchers.
The Forest Service denied a County Commission request that several gates be unlocked to let cattle through, according to the Alamogordo Daily News.
The local forest supervisor, Travis Moseley, told the commission the service is on sound legal footing and within our jurisdiction to put up the fences, which protect a river area known as Agua Chiquita.
The commissioners on Monday instructed the Otero County sheriff to unlock the gates and said they would pursue a court order, according to the Daily News.
U.S. Rep. Steve Pearce, R-N.M., has staff on site, monitoring the situation, according to a spokeswoman for the congressman.
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Foothills MD councillors voted last week to fence off soccer fields near Heritage Pointe and look at options for other fields to prevent people from being able to drive on them.
On April 23 MD council approved putting up a fence around the soccer fields at the Lake at Heritage Pointe.
The move comes after recent where people driving trucks and ATV damaged soccer fields and baseball diamonds in a number of areas in the MD, including Cayley and Heritage Pointe and Blackie.
Jeff Porter, MD agricultural fieldman, said the fence is necessary to protect the Heritage Pointe field from further damage.
We cant allow that kind of damage to be happening to that facility, he said. It hasnt really been open for use yet and already theres damage occurring.
Porter estimated the fence will cost about $17,000 to put up and said construction on the fences will be done in about three weeks.
An access road to the site already has a fence on it, but the field is not fenced.
Soon after receiving a report about the Cayley incident, Porter saw the suspect driving his truck down Cayley Road and was able to pull the driver over.
Porter estimated the damage at Cayley to be around $1,500.
The MD has referred the incident at the Cayley field to the RCMP for investigation and it is seeking charges in the matter.
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