Royal Oak's Mark Twain Dog Park has been so successful that city officials are thinking about opening up a second one. In the meantime they are improving this one.
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The Royal Oak City Commission approved installing two security
systems, one at the front and one at the back of the park, plus offer
year-round park passes and keys to residents and non-residents.
It's
estimated that 75 percent of park users are residents. Each year, 500
annual passes will be offered. Residents get first dibs at a cost of
$40 per year. After a 60 day time-period, non-residents will have the
chance to purchase the pass for $65.
Keys to the park will be sold for $10 each.
Each pass will be activated for 365 days upon purchase.
"Our park functions well, people love it. This takes is to the next level," City Commissioner Mike Anderzejak said.
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