HomeMy WebLinkAboutEmergency Services Committee Minutes 08.26.2013 MINUTES
EMERGENCY SERVICES COMMITTEE
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
AUGUST 26, 2013
5:30 P.M.
MEMBERS: Bill Mountsier, Clete Knaub, Doug Poehls, Pat Kimmet, Bruce McGee
STAFF: Brent Peters, Fire Chief; Rick Musson, Police Chief; Jan Faught,
Ambulance Director; Ken Olson, Mayor; Sam Painter, Attorney
PUBLIC: Jennifer Ries, Laurel Outlook
The meeting was called to order at 5:30 pm. Chairman Poehls asked if anyone from the
public would like to make a comment. No public to comment.
Dog Ordinance:
Sam Painter did a presentation on the dog ordinance and some changes he would like to
see from an attorney's perspective. These were just some minor changes between what
was sent to him and his changes. There were some definition changes and discussion by
committee.
The committee also discussed numbers of dogs again and came to the same conclusion
that regardless of the number, somebody will want to have more than allowed. The
committee left the number at two animals.
After discussion by the committee, Bill Mountsier moved to pass this ordinance on to
council with the changes that Sam proposed. The motion was seconded by Bruce McGee
and passed by a unanimous vote.
The draft ordinance is attached.
Submi 1 by,
Doug Poehls
Chapter 6.04
GENERAL PROVISIONS DRAFT
Sections:
6.04.010 Definitions.
6.04.020 Authority to investigate complaints.
6.04.030 Unlawful to interfere with law- an enforcement officer.
6.04.040 Animal waste.
6.04.050 Small animal owner's/keeper's promise to appear
6.04.060 Loosing of animals (dumping)
6.04.010 Definitions.
When used in this title, the following words and phrases shall have the
meanings_ ascribed to them in this section.
"Animal" includes livestock and domestic pets, male or female, regardless of
species.
"At large" refers to any animal off the premises of the owner and not under the
control of the owner or any other person either by leash, cord, chain or other
similar device.
"Bite" means any abrasion, scratch, puncture, laceration, bruise, tear, or
piercing of the skin inflicted by the teeth of an animal.
"Bodily injury" means physical pain, illness, or any impairment of physical
condition.
"Commercial kennel" means a place where dogs or cats other than those owned
by the kennel owner are kept and boarded for any period in excess of twenty -
four hours. Female dogs or cats bred for the sole purpose of the sale of puppies
or kittens for profit and female dogs or cats numbering more than two
constitute a commercial kennel.
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"Dangerous animal" means kny animal that in the absence of intentional
provocation:
(1) Inflicts serious bodily injury to a person or other domestic animal on
public or private property; or
(2) Is involved in a continuous sustained attack upon a person, not allowing
the victim any means of escape, regardless of the extent of injury or
defensive action required; or
(3) Is previously found to be a nuisance animal and while on or off the
owner's and/or keeper's property chases or approaches a person in a
menacing fashion or apparent attitude of attack by charging, growling,
snapping, raising hackles, harassing, chasing, attempting to bite or
stalking; or inflicts bodily injury to a person or small animal; or
• . While off th - - er's and/ • kee sees • ro . - -. kills a domest animal.
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unle : y•, • e birds • : - _ kr in:_ . e�r�oow •
• . mesticts on their . er's or keeper' • roperty.
(5) r Is brought into the city and has been previously omprietal..4 determined
to constitute a dangerous animal.sr.a.sitailaa=vietatioaliy any court of
competent jurisdiction. The person owning, keeping or harboring such
animal shall be ordered to appear in city court to show just cause why
euthanasia should not be ordered. The city court judge, after making a
determination that the animal constitutes a dangerous animal has the
authority to order the euthanasia of the animal or that the owner be
required to comply with regulation as set forth in the section pertaining
to a potentially dangerous animal.
(6) These definitions do not apply to animals used in military or law
enforcement work while performing in that capacity.
"Dwelling unit" means a structure or the part of a structure that is used as a
home, residence, or sleeping place by a person who maintains a household or
by two or more persons who maintain a common household. Dwelling unit, in
the case of a person who rents space in a mobile home park and rents or owns
the mobile home, means the mobile home itself.
"Enforcement officer" means any employee, agent or officer of the city
authorized to enforce city ordinances.
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"Foster home" means a home or facility where a recognized tax exempt agency
or organization, for the purpose of re- homing animals, may place an animal(s)
temporarily for the purpose of finding a new permanent home. A foster home
shall be operated under the LMC for kennels commercial, operated for charity
and private.
"Impound" means to sequester an animal at a place provided by the city for the
impounding of dogs or other animals.
"Keeper" means any person/organization that enters into a verbal or written
agreement with the animal's owner and is responsible for the keeping, feeding
or harboring of an animal(s).
"Noncommercial kennel" means a kennel at, in, or adjoining a private residence
where hunting dogs or other dogs or cats are kept for the hobby of the
householder in using them in shows or field or obedience trials or for the
guarding or protecting the householder's property. The occasional raising of a
litter of puppies or kittens at the kennel should not change the character of
residential property (no more than one litter of puppies or kittens shall be
allowed in a calendar year). In resid061 districts each household shall not
possess more than two adult dogs cats (an adult dog or cat is herein defined
as any dog or cat over the age of 4� elve months).
"Nuisance Animal"
(1) while off the owner's and/or keeper's property, chases or approaches a
person(s) in a menacing fashion or apparent attitude of attack by
charging, growling, snapping, raising hackles, harassing, chasing,
attempting to bite, stalking a person or small animal.
(2) animals "that unreasonably annoys or disturbs any person by persistent
continuous habitual barking, howling, yelping, whining, or other
annoying or disturbing noise. This section does not apply to an animal
that is owned, kept or harbored as part of the business of a licensed
veterinarian, animal hoarding facility, or agricultural or livestock
operation."
(3) A complainant reporting a nuisance animal must identify him/her self by
name, address and telephone number.
"Owner" means any person owning, keeping or harboring a dog or other
animal.
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"Potentially Dangerous Animal" means any animal that in the absence of
intentional provocation inflicts bodily injury to a person or other domestic
animal on public or private property.
"Small animal" means any dog, cat, rabbit, chicken, or domesticated small
animal, both male and female.
"Serious bodily injury" means bodily injury that:
(1) creates a substantial risk of death;
(2) causes serious permanent disfigurement or protracted loss or impairment
of the function or process of a bodily member or organ; or
(3) at the time of injury, can reasonably be expected to result in serious
permanent disfigurement or protracted loss or impairment of the function or
process of a bodily member or organ.
"Vaccinate" means the inoculation of a dog or other animal with an antirabies
vaccine by any licensed veterinarian.
(Ord. 942, 1988; prior code § 7.04.010)
6.04.020 Authority to investigate complaints.
A. For the purposes of enforcing the provisions of this title, the chief of police
or any law enforcement officer is empowered to demand from the occupants of
any premises, upon or in which any such dog or other animal is kept or
harbored, the exhibition of such dog or other animal, and the license or tag for
the animal.
B. Whenever complaint has been made that an animal is kept in a reportedly
cruel or inhumane manner, the-law an enforcement officer may examine such
animal and take possession of the same when, in his/her opinion, it requires
humar)reatment.
(Prior code § 7.04.120)
6.04.030 Unlawful to interfere with - law an enforcement officer.
It is unlawful for any person to prevent, hinder or detain interfere the chicf of
pollee-or-ether-law with an enforcement officer in the performance of any duty
or power imposed on such officer by this title, or to release or attempt to release
any animal in the city's custody_ of any city official.
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(Prior code § 7.04.130)
6.04.040 Animal waste.
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A. The owner or custodian of every animal shall immediately retrieve anc■ 444-itor
remove all excreta deposited by his or her animal on public streets, boulevards,
walkways, recreation areas or in city parks.
B. The city council may grant permits for the inclusion of animals in parades
on public ways, when such parades are sponsored by recognized public, civic,
or service associations or organizations. Applicants shall make a request for
such permit to the city council, in writing, containing such information as the
council may hereafter require. No fee shall be charged for the permit. Permits
must be issued in advance of the event. Applicants must appear in person
before the city council at the time the council considers the application. The
permit shall be limited to the specific date, time, locations and route set forth in
the application, unless altered by the council in its discretion. The council may
require that proper arrangements be made by the applicant for cleanup and
disposal of animal excreta prior to issuing the permit.
C. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this section shall,
upon conviction thereof, be punished by a fine not exceeding five hundred
dollars : . - . .. - • - _ • 9 . .. -
. - - • • - . • .. • - , • as provided in Section 1.36.010 of the city
code.
(Ord. 02 -22, 2002; Ord. 988, 1991: Ord. 985, 1991)
6.04.050 Notice to appear.
A. Whenever there is a violation of this title, in addition to any other remedy
provided by law and instead of arresting the owner or other person in control of
a small animal, or impounding the small animal, an enforcement officer may, in
his/ her discretion, release the owner or person in control of the small animal
upon issuance of a notice to appear in city court. The notice shall be in
duplicate on forms provided by the city court, and contain the name and
address of the owner or controller of the small animal, a description of the
small animal, the small animal license number, if known, the date and location
of the violation, the offense alleged. The notice to appear shall require the
person to appear in city court as specified on the notice to appear. If any
dispute exists as to the ownership of a small animal, for the purpose of this
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section, the person who has signed the application for the small animal's
license shall be deemed the owner.
B. The city court may enter a default judgment against a person who fails to
appear in accordance with the notice to appear. The city may enforce the
iudgment by any lawful method.
C. A person who contests the allegations is entitled to a trial before the city
court judge.
6.04.060 Leesing -e Dumping animals (dumping)
No person shall dump, release, or cause to escape from confinement against the
wishes of an owner, keeper, or person in custody, or in any otherwise
unauthorized manner tu'�"'zc m loo a release any dog, cat or other small animal from
or onto any property or public way within the city. A person found to have
committed a violation of this section shall be subject to a fine of up to $500.00.
Chapter 6.08
DOGS
Sections:
6.08.010 Licensing requirements.
6.08.020 License fee.
6.08.030 Rabies vaccination required.
6.08.040 Licenses to be metal.
6.08.050 Dog registry.
6.08.060 Kennel license required.
6.08.070 Leash required.
6.08.080 Violation— Penalty.
6.08.010 Licensing requirements.
A. No person shall keep, own or have in his/her possession within the city
limits, •• • - . -.- - _ • •• _ -, any defier two dogs, either
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male or female, without first having obtained a license for the same as provided
in this chapter.
B. Licenses for dogs shall be issued by the city clerk - treasurer upon application
for the same as provided in this chapter and payment of the license fee provided
in Section 6.08.020.
C. No license shall be issued unless mil -the . • .. . _
therefor applicant first sets forth on the application the age, breed, sex, color
and other descriptive markings of the dog or dogs to be licensed, and the name
and address of the owner or possessor.
D. Dogs shall be licensed on or before December 31st of each year. ; subject to
the-e-xeeptien-that e- Owners or possessors of newly acquired dogs or dogs
brought into the city shall obtain a license for such dog within thirty days_
(Ord. 02 -23, 2002; Ord. 97 -2 § 4 (part), 1997; prior code § 7.04.030)
6.08.020 License fee.
A. A license fee for each neutered male dog and spayed female dog and a
license fee for each unspayed female dog and unneutered male dog shall be
established annually by city council resolution after a public hearing.
B. Whenever any dog owner fails or delays to obtain a license prior to April 1st
of each year the license fee shall be doubled.
(Ord. 06 -04 (part), 2006; Ord. 1004, 1991: prior code § 7.04.040)
6.08.030 Rabies vaccination required.
A. No license shall be issued - unless mil the application required in this
chapter is accompanied with a certificate of a duly qualified person that the dog
or dogs have been vaccinated and/or inoculated against rabies, and that the
vaccination or inoculation will be reasonably effective for the period of the
license to be issued, according to the usual standards of veterinary medicine.
B. All dogs that are within the city limits for a period of twenty -four continuous
hours, shall have been vaccinated and/or inoculated against rabies. Any dog
owner of any such animal shall be able to produce upon request by any law
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enforcement officer a certificate of a duly qualified person that the dog has
been vaccinated and/or inoculated against rabies, and that the vaccination or
inoculation will be reasonably effective for the period of time the animal will
be within the city limits.
C. Failure of any dog owner to produce such certificate as required above, shall
subject the animal to be impounded according to the terms of impoundment as
set forth in Chapter 6.12.
(Ord. 95 -3, 1995: prior code § 7.04.050)
6.08.040 Licenses to be metal.
Licenses shall be of a metallic type, capable of being worn on the collar of a
dog, and shall be worn on the collar of each licensed dog.
(Prior code § 7.04.060)
6.08.050 Dog registry.
The city clerk - treasurer shall keep the dog registry.
(Ord. 97 -2 § 4 (part), 1997; prior code § 7.04.070)
6.08.060 Kennel license required.
Any person maintaining a kennel as defined in Section 6.04.010 shall pay an
annual license fee established annually by city council resolution after a public
hearing for maintaining such kennel. No license shall be issued until the
premises to be used for the kennel has been inspected and approved by the
. • . . - . - - . a city enforcement officer.
(Ord. 06 -04 (part), 2006: prior code § 7.04.080)
6.08.070 Dog Leash required.
A. At large dogs are prohibited within city limits.
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physical means of control.
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B. At large dogs do not include dogs that are actively participating in an event
that is permitted by the city such as obedience training, field trial, dog show or
other competition. However, owners may not allow dogs at large outside of the
designated or approved event area.
C. Dogs present in an established and dedicated dog park are not at large so
long as the owner or person in control of the dog is in compliance with the
posted rules and/or regulations.
D. This Section does not apply to dogs used in military or law nforcement
while actually performing in such capacity. a h J P r \r ? e cter
at all timcs.
(Prior code § 7.04.110)
6.08.080 Violation Penalty.
Any person who violates Section 6.08.070 shall ,
conviction thereof, be punished by a fine not to exceed of not less than twenty-
- : . - . - - five hundred dollars per offense.
(Prior code § 7.04.150(A))
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Chapter 6.12
IMPOUNDMENT
Sections:
6.12.010 Seizure and impoundment when.
6.12.020 Impoundment notice and terms.
6.12.030 Disposition of impounded animals when.
6.12.040 Alternative to disposition.
6.12.050 Rabies quarantine.
6.12.010 Seizure and impoundment when.
A. Any at large dog running a t large - . - . - - • - • -
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seized and impounded by any law enforcement officer.
B. Any nuisance animal - • - • • ' - - - • - . - - -
€,1-6:030 may be impounded by an law enforcement officer.
C. All dogs or other animals impounded under this section shall be quarantined
at the animal designated city shelter or at a veterinarian hospital for the period
and under the same conditions as animals exposed to rabies.
(Prior code § 7.08.010)
6.12.020 Impoundment notice and terms.
A. The ' city shall give notice of impoundment of any
animal by causing personal service on the owner, or some responsible person at
the owner's residence or place of business. If such person cannot be found,
notice shall be given : - • - - . . • • by posting the ' •
notice of impoundment ' o rp c t e ' , e ",
B. The owner must redeem the impounded animal within five days 72 hours
after the giving of notice, or it shall be subject to disposal by the poundmaster
or any law enforcement officer, as provided in Section 6.12.030. The owner of
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any impounded dog or other animal may not regain possession of the animal
until he /she er-she has paid an the impounding fee and a boarding charge as
established annually by city council resolution after a public hearing, for
keeping- boarding the dog for each twenty -four hour period, or part thereof,
that it is impounded.
C. Any law enforcement officer may issue a ticket or
notice to appear in court to the person redeeming any dog or other animal
impounded for violation of any provision of this title, and file a complaint in
the city court.
(Ord. 06 -04 (part), 2006; prior code § 7.08.020)
6.12.030 Disposition of impounded animals when.
The refusal or failure of the owner of any such impounded animal to pay the
fee and charges within five days 72 hours of notification shall be held to be
constitutes his/her implied an abandonment of the animal by the owner. The
p dm or any-law An enforcement officer may offer the animal for sale.
The sale and certificate of sale shall confer title and ownership to the dog or
other animal, free of all claims and interest in the previous owner. In the event
that any impounded dog or other animal is not redeemed by the owner or
purchased, it may be disposed of by the . - . . - , - ., - - - ••
e€fieer, city in a humane manner. Any impounded dog or other animal suffering
from an infectious disease shall not be released, but must be put to death, unless
the chief of police shall otherwise ordered by the city court.
(Prior code § 7.08.030)
6.12.040 Alternative to disposition.
Whenever If an animal is to be put to death under this chapter, except for
infection with rabies, the owner or other person may apply to the e -city
court for an order granting permission to remove the animal permanently from
the city. _.. .- - -' _ .•- - - - - -- - •
animal to be removed from the city instead of being put to death.
(Prior code § 7.08.040)
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6.12.050 Rabies quarantine.
A. Every dog or other animal which has been bitten by, or exposed to, an
animal suspected to have been infected with rabies shall be fah seized
and taken up by - - - - .. - . an enforcement officer and
securely and separately impounded in a city designated animal
shelter. Such animal shall be quarantined • - - . - . - . . . • - -
veter„ h,„spital for a period of fourteen days. If after observation for such
period, any such animal is adjudged free of rabies, the owner may reclaim the
animal upon the payment of - - . - :• _ - - all costs incurred by the
city. In the event that any animal under quarantine or other confinement is
diagnosed as being rabid, it shall be disposed of only under the orders and
directions of Me - • - - . ' - - - • • - - . - - • - - . an enforcement
officer.
B. No person shall delay or obstruct any meal- enforcement officer in the
enforcement of this section.
C. The owner shall pay all confinement fees. If owner fails to pay such fees,
th fficer shall dispose of the animal.
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D. Upon the discretion and advice of an enforcement
officer any animal currently vaccinated for rabies that bites a person may be
isolated in strict confinement at the owner's home provided the following
conditions are available and met:
(1) The animal must be kept away from all animals and people except
immediate household.
(2) The animal must be kept inside an enclosed structure such as a house,
garage or if outside, the animal must be in a covered pen from which it cannot
escape or come into contact with another animal or person. If confinement is
authorized under this section, the person responsible for the animal shall further
assure that the animal shall only be allowed outside the above - described pen or
other suitable place approved by t im ' ^ tr ' or'aw an enforcement
officer if the animal is on a leash which is held by a person that is capable of
and is in fact controlling the animal.
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(3) The animal cannot be sold, given away, destroyed or moved from the
premises until notified by an enforcement officer that the quarantine period is
over.
(4) An animal under quarantine is not to receive any vaccinations
without the authorization of veterinarian and the animal control officer.
(5) If the animal becomes lost, sick, acts strangely in any way, or dies
during quarantine it must be reported immediately to an
enforcement officer.
(6) An enforcement officer must be allowed reasonable access to the
place of quarantine between the hours of 7:00 a.m. — 10:00 p.m. for inspections.
E. Any animal owner who fails to cooperate with an enforcement officer in
satisfactory quarantine of his /her dog or cat (or any other warm- blooded
animal, if pertinent) who has bitten a person is guilty of a violation of this
section and subject to a fine of up to $500.00.
F. A dog or cat (or other warm- blooded animal) manifesting characteristics of
rabies (hydrophobia) may be euthanized and destroyed at the discretion of an
enforcement officer so that the head may be examined to make a confirmatory
search for Negri bodies. All animals definitely known to have been bitten by
the infected animal should be destroyed. If, however, the animal is only
suspected of having the disease a quarantine approved by the state veterinarian
office or an enforcement officer may be allowed.
G. Quarantine procedures do not apply to animals used in military or law
enforcement work and service animals for the disabled. These animals will be
required to be under current veterinarian care and subject to inspections by an
enforcement officer. Service animals will be required to wear a muzzle while
off the owner /s property during the required quarantine period.
MISCELLANEOUS ANIMAL REGULATIONS
Sections:
6.16.010 Keeping certain animals prohibited.
6.04.015 Keeping of wild/exotic animals.
6.16.020 Confinement while in heat required.
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6.16.030 Nuisance when.
6.16.040 Cruelty to animals prohibited.
6.16.050 Dangerous animals.
6.16.010 Keeping certain animals prohibited.
A. No person shall keep swine, chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, goats, horses,
sheep, cows, mules, or chinchillas within the limits of the city except when
transferring such animals to market or where otherwise allowed within this
code.
B. No person shall keep upon his/her premises more than two cats.
C. No person shall keep or maintain more than three pairs or total of six
pigeons. Persons keeping pigeons shall not allow any barn, shed, cage, yard or
other place wherein such pigeons are kept or housed to become filthy or
offensive to neighbors or passersby, or injurious to the health of any
neighborhood or tend to contaminate the atmosphere in any place in the city,
nor shall the persons suffer or permit such pigeons to make any loud or
continuous noises tending to annoy or disturb any neighbors or neighborhood.
Violations of this subsection are deemed to constitute a public nuisance under
Section 6.16.030 of this code and shall be punishable as provided in Sections
6.16.030 and 6.08.080 of this code.
D. No person shall keep or maintain more than six rabbits. Persons keeping
rabbits shall not allow any barn, shed, yard or other place wherein such rabbits
are kept or housed to become filthy or offensive to neighbors or passersby, or
injurious to the health of any neighborhood or tend to contaminate the
atmosphere in any place in the city. The rabbits shall be confined to a pen, cage
or fenced yard at all times. Violations of this subsection are deemed to
constitute a public nuisance under Section 6.16.030 of this code and shall be
punishable as provided in Sections 6.16.030 and 6.08.080 of this code.
(Ord. 1008, 1992: Ord. 955, 1989: Ord. 930, 1988: prior code § 7.04.020)
6.16.015 Keeping of wild /exotic animals.
A. For the purposes of this section, a "wild/exotic animal" means a skunk, fox,
raccoon, bat, or any wildlife species that is not native to Montana. any live
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, lien, lynx, welf er welf hybrid-, or any mammal indigenous to the
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B. No person shall keep or permit to be kept on his or her premises any
wild/exotic or vicious animal for display or for exhibition purposes, whether
gratuitously or for a fee. This section shall not be construed to apply to
zoological parks or their programs, performing animal exhibits, or circuses.
C. No persons shall keep or permit to be kept any wild /exotic animal as a pet.
D. Any person who violates any of the provisions of this chapter shall be fined
up to $500.00 per occurrence and ordered to remove the exotic animal out of • city limits. , - - - - a • - - • - , - .. - . . .., - • . -
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(Ord. 1048, 1992)
6.16.020 Confinement while in heat required.
The owner of a female dog or cat in heat shall keep such dog or cat confined in
an enclosed building.
(Prior code § 7.04.140)
6.16.030 Public Nuisance when.
A. It is declared a public nuisance for any person to maintain a nuisance animal
within the city limits. .. . . -- . . - - - - - ' - -. • -
B. It is unlawful for any owner of an animal to negligently, intentionally or
purposefully ' . .. - . - - _ - permit or maintain a public
nuisance. . _ • . _ .. - . . ' ., • _ . . -
C. Any person aggrieved by a public nuisance animal-may file a complaint with
an enforcement officer in-Me-eity-eouft, charging the owner with a violation of
this section.
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D. A person convicted of his/her first public nuisance charge shall be fined not
less than $100.00. A second conviction shall be fined not less than $300.00.
Upon a third conviction under this section, the person shall be fined not less
than $500.00 and the nuisance animal may be seized by an enforcement officer
and ., - ... . . - - . - -- - - . - . . humanely euthanized. put to
death,
(Ord. 1036, 1992; prior code § 7.04.100)
6.16.040 Cruelty to animals prohibited.
It is unlawful for any person to knowingly or purposely wilfully-and-entel4y
inflict pain upon or injure any animal within city limits. A person who violates
this section shall be fined an amount not to exceed $500.00 per occurrence and
upon the discretion of the city court, be ordered to forfeit the animal at issue.
(Prior code § 7.04.090)
6.16.050 Dangerous animals.
A. Owning, keeping, maintaining, and/or harboring a dangerous animal is
prohibited within city limits.
B. Any owner or person who knowingly or purposely violates this section shall
be fined as follows:
(1) First offense: A fine of not less than $100 and forfeiture of the
dangerous animal.
(2) Second offense: A fine of not less than $300 and forfeiture of the
dangerous animal.
(3) Third offense: A fine of not less than $500 and forfeiture of the
dangerous animal.
(4) Fourth and subsequent offenses: A fine of not less than $500,
forfeiture of the dangerous animal, and forfeiture of owner's privilege of
owning any animals within city limits for one calendar year.
(5) Anyone convicted under this section shall reimburse the city for all
costs incurred in the prosecution and conviction under this section.
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