#Pet city resort update#
#Pet city resort free#

#Pet city resort free#

Upon admission, all dogs must be free from any condition which could potentially harm or threaten the health of another guest.

Owners will certify that their dog(s) are in good health and have not been ill with any communicable conditions or illnesses in the past 30 days. We also highly recommending the flu vaccinations. VACCINATIONS: All dogs must have written proof of current vaccinations for Rabies, DHLPP and Bordetella. SEX: All dogs 7 months or older must be spayed or neutered. AGE: All dogs must be at least 16 weeks of age or older to enroll. Our play groups are divided for the benefit and safety of both the small and the big dogs separately. We have given careful consideration to your pets’ safety while at Cedar Dale by grouping our furry guests based on their size and/or temperament or age. Four of our seven play yards now have Perfect-Turf pet grass so no more muddy Paws!ĭaycare is great for the young dog or the young at heart! Typically young dogs shouldn’t be left alone for longer than four hours for they can get bored and also destructive.ĭaycare will help your pooch get an early start by interacting with people and other dogs! Our trained staff is here to assure that your dog's daycare experience is fun-filled and safe while you are away during the day. Our facility covers 8 beautiful acres mostly assigned to our outside fenced play areas. A trained staff member is always on hand to supervise all group play. Accordingly, the City is pleased at the most recent court order, which requires the Hotel Eldorado to (during daylight hours) open the gate which had been previously used to restrict public access over the statutory right of way in favor of the City along the waterfront boardwalk. Cedar Dale Doggie Daycare is the solution for the busy dog owner with up to 6 hours of inside or outside group play in our spacious play yards.ĭogs are evaluated for temperament and play style to ensure that daycare is your best option. 'As one of our most important community amenities, the City of Kelowna continues to advocate for and defend the integrity of public access rights along Lake Okanagan. The City of Kelowna also issued a statement. “The outstanding issues between the City and the Hotel Eldorado will be decided at trial, which we anticipate will be held in the fall,” he adds. We have only ever been concerned with WorkSafeBC compliance and the health and safety of our guests, staff and members of the general public,” said Jeanes. “We will comply with the court ruling, as we have been doing throughout this process. In a statement this week to Castanet, Eldorado Resort general manager Mark Jeanes said the hotel put forward no challenge to this latest request.

#Pet city resort update#

Recently, the city applied for and was granted an update based on changing conditions. That access, the city claimed, was denied when the hotel locked the gate at the south end of the right-of-way in early 2020, during the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.Ī portion of the right-of-way passes in close proximity to the hotel's outdoor restaurants.Īn interim ruling that came down last fall allowed for the access to remain closed only during hours the restaurant was open. Public access to the boardwalk at the resort was to be maintained between sunrise and sunset.

It claims the hotel was in breach of a 22-year-old agreement between the city and the former hotel owner that 'registered statutory right-of-way in favour of the city for public access along the foreshore of Okanagan Lake' be maintained. The suit was filed by the city in the spring of 2021. A disputed gate at the centre of a lawsuit between the City of Kelowna and Eldorado Resort is now open.