Law Practice,
Government
Oct. 23, 2017
Dog advocates win battle against National Park Service
The National Park Service has announced that it was abandoning its plan to increase restrictions on dog walking in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, a move that appears to be a reaction to a scandal in which committee members were having undisclosed conversations with proponents of tighter regulations on private email accounts.
The National Park Service has announced that it was abandoning its plan to increase restrictions on dog walking in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, a move that appears to be a reaction to a scandal in which staff members were having undisclosed conversations with proponents of tighter regulations on private email accounts.
The recreational area includes 80,000 acres of urban parks spread across San Francisco, San Mateo and ...
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