Lloyd and Pauline Clemison have actually asked Fife Council for authorization to transform the scrubland field connected to their home into a dog workout center.
The 2 completely confined fields, which might be utilized for dog training and totally free running, would lie surrounding to Capledrae Bungalow.
In a preparation application, Mr and Mrs Clemison have actually proposed running the fields utilizing an online reservation system with hire limited to one-hour slots for single users to reduce traffic.
“The site can provide safe and secure dog walking fields where owners can take their best friend to be free off the lead for a short energetic period of time,” a preparation declaration said.
“The exercise fields are suited to providing a safe and secure environment for perhaps nervous dogs who have had bad experiences with other dogs and can no longer socialise safely with others. Also, dogs who have a poor recall and cannot be let off lead and relied upon to come back.”
According to preparing documents, the property part of the website will be preserved, and a substantial location of ground modifications to supply the dog training and workout locations as proposed.
The proposed advancement would likewise produce a brand-new roadway gain access to from the B9097 for both the dog fields and the homeowner’s home. It was picked based upon conversations with both the council and transport.
The proposed opening hours are in between 7am-9:30pm Monday-Sunday with closing times differing with the seasons.
Bookings would be helped with online and access to the field would be approved utilizing an assigned website essential code. Booking would be limited to one-hour slots for single users.
“Users of the field will have exclusive use of it during their session so they can relax in the knowledge that their dog is safe,” the declaration concluded.
“This allows the dogs to play without being disturbed and interact with their owners. The fields will be perfect for puppies and rescue dogs, or anyone wishing to train their dog off the lead in an enclosed area.”
Fife Council will think about the application in due course.
