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Chichester District Council: Rules around dogs in public spaces
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Overview
Chichester District Council is currently reviewing the dog control rules that apply to public spaces within the Chichester District. Rules around dog fouling, dog exclusion areas, and areas in which a dog must be put on a lead when directed, are all outlined in a Public Space Protection Order. This covers public spaces such as footpaths and verges, parks, playgrounds and the foreshore, and it is in place to help ensure everyone can enjoy the many beautiful open spaces and beaches in the district and to help protect wildlife.
Why We Are Consulting
Chichester District Council is proposing that the current Public Space Protection Order, which is due to end in October this year, continue for a further three years with no changes. Residents, visitors, organisations and businesses are encouraged to share their views on this proposal by taking part in a quick survey, which will close on 7 June 2023.
If you require any of this information in an alternative format, then please contact us via email at letstalk@chichester.gov.uk or by telephone on 01243 785166 and we will do our best to assist you. If you are deaf or hard of hearing and have an NGT texting app installed on your computer, laptop or smartphone, you can contact us on 18001 01243 785166.
Chichester District Council is currently reviewing the dog control rules that apply to public spaces within the Chichester District. Rules around dog fouling, dog exclusion areas, and areas in which a dog must be put on a lead when directed, are all outlined in a Public Space Protection Order. This covers public spaces such as footpaths and verges, parks, playgrounds and the foreshore, and it is in place to help ensure everyone can enjoy the many beautiful open spaces and beaches in the district and to help protect wildlife.
Why We Are Consulting
Chichester District Council is proposing that the current Public Space Protection Order, which is due to end in October this year, continue for a further three years with no changes. Residents, visitors, organisations and businesses are encouraged to share their views on this proposal by taking part in a quick survey, which will close on 7 June 2023.
If you require any of this information in an alternative format, then please contact us via email at letstalk@chichester.gov.uk or by telephone on 01243 785166 and we will do our best to assist you. If you are deaf or hard of hearing and have an NGT texting app installed on your computer, laptop or smartphone, you can contact us on 18001 01243 785166.
