Birmingham, MI 48009
United States of America
Once Lincoln Hills shuts down for the year, construction will begin on a new dog park as well as a new parking lot for the course. The dog park will be constructed where the Lincoln Hills Education Center currently sits. The education center will be relocated to a new spot on-site. The dog park will be about .85 acres and will be at the southeast edge of Lincoln Hills once it opens later this fall.
Sources:
http://www.ci.birmingham.mi.us/index.aspx?recordid=2498&page=10
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