HomeMy WebLinkAbout8.a. Kennel Ordinance Amendment CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY FOR ACTION
CITY COUNCIL MEETING DATE: MARCH 16, 1999
AGENDA ITEM: KENNEL ORDINANCE AMENDMENT AGENDA SECTION:
NEW BUSINESS
PREPARED BY: SUSAN WALSH AGENDA,�� „ � �
ASSISTANT TO ADMINISTRATOR I ��
ATTACHMENTS: PROPOSED ORDINANCE; APPROVED BY:
CITY CODE RELATING TO KENNELS AND CATTERIES /
Attached for City Council discussion is a draft of an ordinance to amend certain sections of the City Code
relating to kennels and catteries. Previously the City Council had directed staff to prepare an ordinance that
removed the provision requiring applicants to obtain written consent from abutting property owners. This
provision has been replaced with a different process whereby the City Clerk would mail notice of the license
application and public hearing to property owners within 150 feet of the property on which the proposed kennel
would be located. The proposed ordinance also has a provision authorizing the city clerk to renew a license
provided there have been no more than four complaints regarding the kennel's operation during the license year.
This is for discussion only. Upon further input and direction by the City Council, this item will be brought back
to the Council for adoption at the next regular Council meeting.
RECOMMENDED ACTION: None
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� �ITY c�UNCIL 4F THE CITY oF Ros�NiouNT, MLNNEsoTA oRD�ll�IS ch�t Ciry
Code T�ile 7,Chap�r 4C is�mended to r�ad as f�llows:
"7-4C-1: I...ICENS�PROVISIONS:
A. Reqwrem�nt,Fc�: No p�rsan shall uperatz a cummzrcial ur rzsidenaul kennel or caner�'in
ihz Ciry wi�hout first obtainin� a lt�cnse as pr�vided in this Ax�icle. Applicatinn sball be
made u� th� CitY Clerk and shall be accompanizd by the �pplication fze, chL amouni of
which will be set by council re�luuon. The Clzrk shall reter ihe �pplic�uUA io ihc City
Cnuncil, which mdy granj ur d�ny the o�A h 3 ij zn��s ��Lted fnr kennels �r cacteries
shall be an an annual basis from Apnl 1 Z
g. Applicauon: 1'he application for a kzn�e lcric�a on w�ey��n zl orlc•t ery�i-S io be�2pi
nf�tle uwner of�aid k�t�nel ur cat�rY�
�nd thz namber�f dog�ur eau praposzd to be kep�
C. Tt'ans�fer: 'The kennal or catr�ry rc�istracian is n�S�asr��I�forGh by Caunc�l r solucion�o
� old and new awners and the paymenT ot th
ihe Ciry Clerk.
7-4C-2: APPLICATION PF q
OCEDURES A..\TA ISSUAI�C&OF L,IC&NSES. OR-���
�•: �C.enn�l or catrcry license applica�ians may bz raferrzd co the Building Oi�icralh��k
A. Pr�
shall revicw the kennel design and ��rarion and mak� a r�c�mmzn�d�ion to�he li znse i�
on the adequacy thzrzof. Nat le�s than tzn (lu} ddys before ihe k.ennel ur�at�rY
considered by the City Cauncil, the Ci�Y Clerk shall m�il nozice u�the licenso�whl�h the
and a publi� beanng w th� owners of prUper[y wiThin 1S0 feet of[he property
proposed kennel wauld be located. The failure of ar►y owner to receive such norice shall noi
invaLdate che proceedings.
B, Cuuncil A�prov : The City Cuuncil may approti�e the kennel or cazcery license and may
ot[ach to su�b appruval any cundivans necessary io msure compl�anee with this ordindnce,
witli c�ther CiLy oTdiaanCZS aAd Any �ihzT ��ndiiion neC2SSary w pr�t�i ihe healih, safety,
and welfazz an� pr�perry valuzs in the irum�diate area. The Ciry Council may ci�ny a
ltenn�l or cattery licensz upon finding that �t►e es�a6lishment ot�he kennel would v�ues of
a public nuuance, ur woRtld advtr�ly affzct the health, safery, we4fare or propenY
�he pers�n residing,Iivinp or ownin;pr�PenY Wl�ln chz�ediate area.
C. Renzw�l of lscense: The licensz shall bz rznewdbl� hy �.be City Clzrk upon paYmen� of a
ren�wal licet�e fCe set furlh hy City Council r�.solution, providzd n��Q�pldin�s regazaing
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ihe kznnel'S operauon ha�e been rec�ived d i�d by c�e �Y �le���licen� h 11 be
rzvocati�A ot the license is made or c�ncernp
renewed.
p, License Revc�cation: In the event a�amPl.un�has been received by City oi�icials, a r�port
ther�uf shall be made t� the City Coun�il byc,� sz shoula no b�e nked�A license m•ay be
aPPlicant w ap�ear to show cause why �he k n
revotced,or the Council may decline co renew a licznse,for��iolati�n of this ordinance,other
�ity ordinances or�ny cundivan in�posed �t tha um�of issuancz or rei�su�nce.
7-�.C-3: PREMiSfiS REQi7IREIv1ENTS:
�., Fence Far C'ontinemenr_ No licet�e shall bz aran�ted io auy ow�n�r Ior ihe o�raiion of a
kariAel Or CaTtery uAless tbz�d wiT.hili whicb che animals are�ca slecp,�2At o,r e Q r�ur the
be enclosed complztely wiLh d��k fen�z-�su�f��`n[ ..��� G
�d►sposED
confinement�f sctid animd]S. p�c� �/
or cat� shaU be main[ained and aper• d in a n�at •anPd /
g. Sanitdtiun Noise: �very kennel �5'
sanitary manner• �►11 Izt"use, garbagz and animal wastz shall be ramovea at re�ular intervals
so as io keep rhe surraundin�arza free from obnnxious ociurs. No uwner shall perrr►it any uf
his animals co crear� any unwu�l naise fram barking, cryin�, howlin� �r �t e quict
creac� any d�sturbanc� or nuisanc z o f a n y k i nd wha�soever which unduly irnp'
anci peaceabir enjoyment of che surrounding araa by ocher residenis.
�'tiis ordinance s1�a11 be zfl�:dvz itnmediately upon iU passagz and publicauon dccording to law.
�Np•CTEA A..ND�3RDAINED into :u� 4rdinancz this day uf -
, 1y99.
cTT�r OF Ros&yioclNT
Cathy 8usho,Mayor
A'I'TES't':
Susan M.Wulsh,Ciry Clerk
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CHAPTER 4
DOGS AND CATS
ARTICLE A. ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
SECTION:
7-4A-1: Definitions
7...4A_2: Animal Poun01ntedVTo Enforce Chapter
7_..4A-3: Officers App
7...4A�: Interference With Officers
7—�A-5: Rabies, Animal Bites
7�q—S: Exemptions From Provisions
7...4A-7: Impounding, Disposal of Animals
7�q—g; Penalties
7�q_�; DEFIMTIONS: As used in this Chapter, the following terms have
the following meanings:
AT LARGE A dog or cat is considered to be at large at any
time when it is not under restraint as herein
defined. (Ord. XIV.4, 12-3-74)
CATTERY A place where four (4) or more cats over six (6)
months of age are kept or a place at which the
business of selling, boarding, breeding, showing or
treating cats is conducted when there are four (4) .
or more cats being sold, boarded or shown. (Ord.
XIV. 9, 7-5-89)
COMMERCIAL KENNEL A place where more than three (3) dogs over six
(6) months of age are kept, and where the
business of selling, boarding, breeding, showing,
treating or grooming such animals is conducted.
OWNER A person or persons, firm, association or
corporation owning, keeping or harboring a dog or
cat. (Ord. XIV.4, 12-3-74)
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RESIDENTIAL KENNEL A place where four (4) or more dogs over six (6)
months of age are kept on premises which are
zoned and occupied for residential purposes, and
where the keeping of such animals is incidental to
� the occupancy of the premises for residentiai
purposes.
RESTRAINT A dog or cat is said to be under restraint if it is
controlled by a leash; if it is under voice or signal
command of a competent person, providing that
the dog or cat will obey such voice or signal
command, if it is within the limits of the owner's
property, or while it is confined within a vehicle
being driven or parked in the street. A dog or cat
is considered to be under restraint on park
property only when it is controlled with the use of
a leash no longer than ten feet (10') or when it is
under voice or signal command in the exercise
areas designated by the Ciry. (Ord. XIV.9, 7-5-89)
7-4A-2: AMMAL POUND PROVIDED: The City Council may provide for
a City-owned animal pound or may designate as an animal
pound a suitable kennel whether within or outside the limits of
the City.
7-4A-�: OFF'ICERS APPOINTED TO ENFORCE CHAPTER: The City
Council may from time to time �ppoint such persons as may be
necessary to assist the police officers of the City in the enforcement of this
Chapter. Such persons shall have p�lice powers insofar as is necessary to
enforce this Chapter, and no person shall interfere with, hinder or molest them
in the exercise of such powers.
7-4A-4: INTERFERENCE WITH OFFICERS: It shall be a violation of this
Chapter for any unauthorized person to break open a pound or
attempt to take. from any officer any dog or cat taken up by him in compliance -
with this Chapter, or in any manner to interfere with or hinder such officer in
. the discharge of his duties under this Chapter.
7-4A-5: RABIES, A1vIMAL BITES:
A. Emergency Proclamation: Whenever the prevalence of rabies renders
such action necessary to protect the public health and safety, the
Council shall issue a proclamation ordering every person owning or
keeping a pet to keep the pet confined by chain or enclosure. No
person shall violate such proclamation and any pet not confined as
described above, shall be subject to the penalty hereinafter provided.
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B. Reports of Animal Bites: It shall be the duty of every physician or any
other person to report to the City Health Officer the names and
addresses of persons treated for bites inflicted by animals within the City
together with such other information as witl be helpful in rabies control.
C. Veterinarian Reports of Rabies Suspects: It shall be the duty of every
licensed veterinarian to report to the Animal Warden.his diagnosis of any
animal within the City observed by him as a rabies suspect, and the
Animal Warden shall immediately inform the City Health Officer of such
report.
7-4A-6: EXEMPTIONS FROM PROVISIONS:
A. Hospitals, clinics and other premises operated by licensed veterinarians
exclusively for the care and treatment of animals are exempt from the
provisions of this Chapter, except for such duties as expressly stated.
B. The registration requirements of this Chapter shall not apply to any dog
or cat belonging to a nonresident of the City and kept within the City for
not longer than thirty (30) days. Provided that all such dogs or cats shall
at all times while within the City be kept under restraint.
7-4A-7: IMPOUNDING, DI5POSAL OF ANIMALS:
A. Impoundment for Violations:
1. Impoundment. Any dog or cat found in violation of this Chapter may
be taken up by the Animal Warden or other officers designated by the
City Council, and impounded in the pound and there confined in a
humane manner.
2. Notice. Immediately upon the impounding of a dog or cat wearing a
current registration, every reasonable effort to notify the owner of such
impoundment and of the conditions whereby the owner may regain
custody of the dog or cat shall be made. Any verbal notices shalf be _
immediately confirmed in writing.
3. Right of Entry. To enforce this Chapter, the Animal Warden or other
officers may enter upon the private premises where it appears or where
there is reasonable cause to believe that a dog or cat is not registered or
� is being kept, confined or restrained as required herein, or in pursuit of a
dog or cat running at large. Any owner shalt produce for the Animal
Warden or other officer's inspection, his registration or receipt upon
request.
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B. Impoundment of Rabies Suspect: Any dog or cat that has bitten a
person shall immediately be impounded for a period of time as
recommended by the City Health Officer, and kept apart from other
animals, until it is determined whether or not said dog or cat has or had
rabies. Such impounding may be by the owner and need not be at the
City Animal Pound, but if it is not at the City Animal Pound, the owner
shall notify the City Animal Warden and shall furnish proof in writing
that such animal is being so impounded. After a period of time as
recommended by the City Health Officer, if the dog or cat does not have
rabies, he may be released, and the City.Animal Warden shall be notified
just prior to such release. If the dog or cat is impounded in such pound,
such dog or cat may be reclaimed as hereinafter provided. Any dog or
cat that has been bitten by a rabid animal or believed to have been
exposed to rabies shall be impounded and kept in the same manner and
for the same period of time.
C. Length of Impoundment: Any dog or cat which is impounded in the
pound shall be kept in the City Pound for at least five (5) days unless
sooner reclaimed by its owner. If such dog or cat is known to be or is
suspected of being rabid or has bitten a person, it shall be kept for a
period as recommended by the City Health Officer.
D. Reclaiming or Disposing of Impounded Animals: Redemption fines are
to be based on number of offenses within a one-year period. Fines shall
be determined by Council resolution and reviewed annually. If the dog or
cat required a City registration, such registration shall also be obtained
before the dog or cat is released. If at the end of the impounding period
the dog or cat is not reclaimed by the owner, such dog or cat shall be
deemed to have been abandoned and may be sold to any person. If the
purchaser will obtain or harbor the dog or cat in this City, a registration
shall also be obtained before possession of the dog or cat is given to the
purchaser. If such dog or cat is not sold, then it may be destroyed in a
manner recommended by the Humane Society. The cost of disposing of
any dog or cat or any animal at the specific request of the owner shall be
paid for by such owner. Request of this nature must be made in writing
to the City Clerk. Proof of ownership or an affidavit to this effect must
be made by the person requesting disposition. Payment of the cost shall
be made by the owner upon filing of the request for disposition to the
Clerk.
E. Killing Animals Which Cannot Be Impounded: If a dog or cat is diseased,
vicious, dangerous, rabid or exposed to rabies and such dog or cat
cannot be impounded after a reasonable effort, or cannot be impounded
without serious risk to the person attempting to impound, such dog or
cat may be immediately killed by a police officer. (Ord. XIV.4, 12-3-74)
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7-4A-8: PENALTIES: Any person(s) who shall violate the terms or
provisions of this Chapter shall be guilty of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction shail be punishable by a fine of not more than five
hundred dollars ($500.00) or imprisonment for not more than ninety (90)
days in jail, or both. (Ord. XIV.4, 12-3-74; amd. 1983 Code)
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CHAPTER4
DOGS AND CATS
ARTICLE B. REGISTRATION AND CONDUCT
SECTION:
7_48-1; Registration Provisions
7_4B-2: Tag and Collar Required
7-4B-3: Care and Maintenance Requirements
7-4B-4: Restraint Required
7-48-5: Confinement Provisions
7-4B-6: Noise Nuisances
7-4B-7: Proceedings for Impoundment or Destruction of Certain
Animals
7_4B-g: Sanitation
7_4B-g: Yard Cleanup
7_4B-�; REGISTRATION PROVISIONS:
A. Requirement: No person in the City shall own, harbor or keep a dog
or cat over six (6) months of age, within the City, unless a current
registration for such dog or cat has been obtained as herein
provided. (Ord. XIV.9, 7-5-89)
B. Application: Application for �egistration shall be made to the Police
Department. It shall include such descriptive information as is
necessary to provide a reasonable identification of the dog or cat
and owner. (Ord. XIV.12, 4-20-93)
C. Term of Validity: All registrations shall be valid for two (2) years, said
biennial period being from June 1 to May 31.
D. Fees: The biennial registration fee shall be nominal, to cover
expenses of registration and shall be set by Council resolution and
reviewed annually. (Ord. XIV.13, 12-21-93)
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E. Rabies Vaccination: All animals, in order to be registered, shall have
a current rabies vaccination and such vaccination shall be effective
for the registration period, current status to be determined by a
veterinarian certification.
F. Duplicate Tags: In the event that the permanent registration tag
issued for a dog or cat shall be lost, the owner may obtain a
duplicate tag on the payment of an amount as stipulated by Council
resolution.
G. Transfer of Registration: If a dog or cat dies within the registration
year and a dog or cat is secured to replace the one so dying, the
registration for the deceased may be transferred to the replacement
animal upon payment of a transfer fee of one-half ('/2) of the original
fee.
H. New Resident Exemptions: Any dog or cat owner, upon first
becoming a resident of the City, shall be allowed thirty (30) days
from such time within which to obtain the animal's registration. Any
dog or cat which may be impounded for violations of this Chapter,
within such thirty (30) day period may be reclaimed by the owner
without paying the impounding fee, but such owner shall be
responsible for paying the keeping of such dog or cat during its
impounding. Any dog or cat owner having a valid registration from
another municipality may, within thirty (30) days after becoming a
Rosemount resident, secure a Rosemount registration for which the
owner shall pay a fee prorated to the remainder of the year upon
surrender of the valid registration from a previous registering
municipality. An affidavit identifying the animal and stating the date
of commencing residence of the owner in the City shall be filed with
the application. (Ord. XIV.4, 2-3-74)
I. Senior Citizen Discount: Senior citizens shall be offered a fifty "
percent (50°/a) discount of the biennial fee. (Ord. XIV.13, 12-21-93)
7-48-2: TAG AND COLLAR REQUIRED:
A. Upon complying with the provisions of Section 7-4B-1, there shall be
issued to the owner a permanent tag, stamped with the number and
year for which issued.
B. Every owner is required to keep a valid tag securely fastened to the
dog or cat's choke chain, collar or harness, which must be worn by
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the dog or cat at ali times, unless such animal is on a leash or in an
enclosure. (Ord. XIV.4, 2-3-74)
7-4B-3: CARE AND MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS: No owner
shall fail to provide any animal with sufficient good and
wholesome food and water, proper shelter and protection from the weather,
veterinary care when needed to prevent suffering, and with humane care
and treatment. No person shall beat, treat cruelly, torment or otherwise
abuse any animal, or cause or permit any dog or cat fights. No owner of a
pet shall abandon such animal. (Ord. XIV.4, 2-3-74)
7-4B-4: RESTRAINT REQUIRED: The owner shall keep his/her dog
or cat under restraint at all times. (Ord. XIV.4, 2-3-74)
7-4B-5: CONFINEMENT PROVISIONS:
A. Every owner shall confine within a building or secure enclosure,
every fierce, dangerous or vicious dog or cat and not take such
animal out of such enclosure unless such animal is securely
muzzled.
B. Every female dog or cat in heat shall be kept confined in such
manner that such female cannot come in contact with another animal
except for breeding purposes within a building. (Ord. XIV.4, 2-3-74)
7-4B-6: NOISE NUISANCES: No person shall keep or harbor a dog or
cat in the City which annoys others by barking or crying.
(1983 Code)
7-4B-7: PROCEEDINGS FOR IMPOUNDMENT OR DESTRUCTION
OF CERTAIN ANIMALS:
A. Facts of Case: Upon sworn complaint of any person to a County
Judge in the County of Dakota that any of the following facts exist:
1. That the animal has destroyed property or habitually trespassed in
a damaging manner on property of persons other than the owner;
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2. That the animal has attacked or bitten a person without
provocation;
3. That the animal is vicious or shows vicious habits, or molests
people or interferes with the driving of automobiles upon a public
highway;
4. That the animal habitually barks, cries or whimpers and is a public
nuisance; .
5. Or otherwise is being kept within the limits of the City in violation
of the provisions of this Chapter;
then the procedure set out in subsection B shall be followed.
B. Owner to Appear, Judgment: The County Judge shall issue a
summons directed to the owner or person having possession of said
animal commanding him to appear before said Judge and to show
cause why said animal should not be seized or killed or otherwise
disposed of by the poundkeeper, or any police officer or animal
warden. Such summons shall be returnable not more than forty eight
(48) hours from the date thereof and shall be served at least twelve
(12) hours before the time of appearance mentioned herein. Upon
such hearing and finding of the facts true as complained of, the
Judge may either order the animal killed, may order the owner to
remove it from the City, may order it confined to a designated place,
or may order its sale or other disposition as herein provided for
impounded animals. In the event an animal has bitten a person, the
Judge may order the animal impounded at the owner's expense for
such period as may be reasonably necessary to determine whether
the animal is rabid. In the event that said animal is rabid, it may
summarily be destroyed.
C. Failure to Comply With Order: If the owner is ordered to remove the
animal from the City or is ordered to keep the animal confined to a
designated place and disobeys such order, he shall, upon the filing
of a complaint alleging that said order was disobeyed, and after
being found guilty of violating the provision, be liable to the
punishment for violation of this Chapter.
D. Applicability of Section: The provisions of this Section are in addition
to and supplemental to other provisions of this Chapter and shall
apply throughout the City.
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E. Costs: Costs of the proceedings specified by this Section shall be
assessed against the owner of the animal, if said animal is found to
be kept in violation of any of the terms of this Chapter. (Ord., 1983)
7-4g-8: SANITATION: All persons in control of an animal on park
property or other City property or public right of way shall
have in his/her possession at all times apparatus which can be used for
cleaning up feces and/or a bag for proper disposal of feces. The person in
control of an animal is responsible for pickup of his/her animal's feces and
disposing of it properly. (Ord. XIV.15, 11-7-1995)
7-48-9: YARD CLEANUP: A property owner is required to clean all
feces from his/her property every twenty four (24) hours in a
residential area. (Ord. XIV.9, 7-5-1989)
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CHAPTER 4
DOGS AND CATS
ARTICLE C. KENNELS AND CATTERIES
SECTION:
7-4C-1: Registration Provisions
7-4C-2: Premises Requirements
7-4C-3: Violation, Revocation And Hearing
7-4C-1: REGISTRATION PROVISIONS:
A. Requirement, Fee: No person shall operate a commercial or
residential kennel or cattery in the City without first obtaining a
registration as provided in this Article. Application to register such
kennel or cattery shall be made to the City Clerk and shall be
accompanied by the specified registration fee. The Clerk shall refer
the application to the City Council, which may grant or deny the
request. Registrations issued for kennels or catteries shall be on an
annual basis from April 1 to March 31.
B. Application: The application for a kennel or cattery registration shall
state the name and address of the owner of said kennel or cattery,
the location where the kennel or cattery is to be kept and the number
of dogs or cats proposed to be kept.
C. Transfer: The kennel or cattery registration is not transferable except
on application of both the old and new owners and the payment of
the sum, as set forth by Council resolution, to the City Clerk. Each
kennel or cattery registration shall be posted conspicuously on the
premises where said kennel or cattery is kept.
D. Consent Required: A residential kennel or cattery registration shall
not be issued unless the application for such registration is
accompanied by the written approval of the occupants of all privately
owned real estate abutting the premises on which the kennel or
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cattery is to be located or unless the applicant's property is three
hundred feet (300') or more from any structure used as a home.
(Ord. XIV.4, 12-3-1974)
7-4G2: PREMISES REQUIREMENTS:
A. Fence For Confinement: No permit shall be granted to any owner for
the operation of a kennel or cattery unless the area within which the
animals are to sleep, eat or exercise shall be enclosed completely
with a wire mesh fence of sufficient height and gauge to insure the
confinement of said animals.
B. Sanitation, Noise: Every kennel or cattery shall be maintained and
operated in a neat and sanitary manner. All refuse, garbage and
animal waste shall be removed at regular intervals so as to keep the
surrounding area free from obnoxious odors. No owner shall permit
any of his animals to create any unusual noise from barking, crying,
howling or screeching, or create any disturbance or nuisance of any
kind whatsoever which unduly impairs the quiet and peaceable
enjoyment of the surrounding area by other residents. (Ord. XIV.4,
12-3-1974)
7-4C-3: VIOLATION, REVOCATION AND HEARING: Any kennel or
cattery registration may be revoked by the Council by reason
of any violation of this Chapter or by reason of the violation of any other
� health or nuisance ordinance, order, law or regulation. Before revoking a
kennel or cattery registration, the owner shall be given notice of the
meeting at which such revocation will be considered, and if the owner is
present at such meeting, he shall first be given an opportunity to be heard. -
Notice of such meeting shall be given to the owner in writing, mailed to the
address of the owner as set forth in the application, and mailed at least five
(5) days prior to the date of the meeting for consideration. (Ord. XIV.4,
12-3-1974)
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