HILL STREET DOG PARK HOMEPAGE ARCHIVE
Capture date: September 14, 2026
Source: https://hillstreetdogpark.ca/
Rendered DOM/text capture: 10:11:39 UTC (06:11:39 Eastern Daylight Time)
Visual snapshot: captured shortly afterward in the same browser visit, after lazy-loaded drawing images were visible.

CONTENTS
Hill-Street-Homepage-Archive-2026-09-14.html
  Read-only adaptation of the captured DOM. Three homepage images are embedded.
  Original text and figures are preserved. Scripts and active forms are removed;
  controls are disabled. External styles/fonts are removed for offline use, so
  typography may differ. The embedded map is replaced with a labelled placeholder.
  A dated archive banner has been added. Links lead to current sites, not archived
  copies. The original captured FAQ markup remains; visible text is also supplied.

Hill-Street-Homepage-Snapshot-2026-09-14.jpg
  Full-page visual record of the rendered homepage, including the map and drawing
  images. The FAQ is collapsed as in the original initial page state. Relative-time
  labels and weather are historical. This is not a screenshot of the adapted HTML.

homepage-original-2026-09-14.html
  Unmodified serialized rendered DOM, not the raw HTTP response or original Git
  source. Kept for evidence. Contains original scripts and forms: do not treat it
  as the safe offline viewing copy or publish it without disabling live behaviour.

homepage-text-2026-09-14.txt
  Visible text as captured. This does not include content hidden in collapsed FAQs;
  that content remains in the rendered DOM file.

Three original JPEG assets and SHA256SUMS.json are also included.

LIMITATIONS
This is a homepage capture, not a complete website, repository, database, PDF, or
deployment backup. Linked pages and documents are not frozen by this capture.
No site changes, Git changes, new public archive URL, or vote changes were made.
The implementation brief describes a fuller repository-backed public archive.
Original stale wording, numerical discrepancies, and old deadlines are preserved;
the archive is not an endorsement of their current accuracy.