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2016-002 - Amending Chapter 5 - Animals and Fowl of the Code of Ordinances
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property to the full extent permitted by law, which shall include, but not be limited to, <br />entry upon private unfenced property, except dwellings located thereon, when in pursuit of <br />any animal which he has reason to believe is subject to impoundment pursuant to the <br />provisions of this ordinance or other applicable laws. <br />4. Animal control officers or peace officers shall have the authority to use a <br />tranquilizer gun in the lawful discharge of their duties. <br />S. In the interest of public safety, animal control officers or peace officers have the <br />authority to destroy any animal running at large if the animal presents a danger to the <br />safety of persons, other animals or property and a real or apparent necessity exists to <br />destroy the animal. <br />6. Any animal control officer or police officer shall have the authority to humanely <br />euthanize and /or destroy any animal in accordance with the provisions of this article. <br />b. Impoundment. <br />1. Any animal control officer or police officer is authorized to impound such animals <br />running at large, other than a cat, and may impound a cat upon receipt of a complaint that <br />the cat causes a nuisance or hazard to the health or welfare of any person or animal. <br />2. Fees: <br />Impoundment of livestock per head <br />Impoundment of dogs or cats per head <br />Daily care of livestock per head <br />Daily care of dogs or cats per head <br />Additional Cost of impounding <br />For Newspaper announcements <br />Euthanasia <br />$50.00 <br />$15.00 <br />$10.00 <br />$3.00 <br />Actual Cost Expended <br />Actual Cost Expended <br />$15.00 <br />In the case where the owner of an animal requests that animal control euthanize the <br />animal, animal control is authorized to euthanize such an animal only if the owner resides <br />within the city limits at the time of the request for euthanasia and the animal has not <br />bitten any person within the ten days preceding the request. <br />3. Any animals violating any provision of this ordinance may be impounded as follows: <br />A. Any animal infected with a zoonotic disease including, but not limited to, any animal <br />suspected of having been infected by rabies or exposed to rabies; <br />B. Any animal that creates a nuisance; <br />C. Any animal running at large (other than a cat); <br />D. Any animal kept under conditions or treated in a manner which the animal <br />control officer has reasonable cause to believe is cruel or inhumane; <br />E. Any animal that has bitten a person; and <br />F. Any animal violating any provision of this article. <br />4. If any of the animals named in this ordinance are found upon the premises of any <br />
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