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NOTES for 5/16/13 SBAC
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Definitions to be added:
At large means not confined without means of escape of any portion of the
house, vehicle or other secure enclosure, unless on a leash and
Colony means a group of one (1) or more free-roaming cats, whether unmanaged or managed.
Colony caretaker means a person who provides food, water and shelter for free-roaming cats in a managed colony.
Free-roaming cat means any homeless, stray, wild or untamed cat.
Managed colony means a colony of free-roaming cats that is registered with the animal care and control
its designee and is maintained by a colony caretaker using trap,
Serious injury means any injury that results in permanent disfigurement, unconsciousness, extreme pain, or
permanent or protracted loss or impairment of the function of a
? Quarantining authority means the department of public safety, its contractors, agents,
acting under directives and regulations of the Health and Hospit
animal health.?
Definitions to be changed:
BREEDER. Any person who intentionally or accidentally causes the breeding of a cat or dog or makes a cat or dog
available for breeding purposes, or any person who offers for saor gives
away any litter of dogs or cats; excepting a litter of dogs or cats taken to the Depar or any
person who has unaltered dogs or cats who habitually (two or mor
ANIMAL HOARDER. Any person who:
(1)Possesses eight or more animals; NOTE: PET LIMITS WILL BE ADDRESSED IN Section 91.054
(2)Fails to or is unable to provide what he or she is required to p
sanitary environment
(3)Keeps the animals in an overcrowded environment; and
(4)Has a reckless disregard for the conditions under which the anim
they have on the animals health and well-being.
DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL CONTROL or DEPARTMENT. The municipally owned facility established for the purpose
of animal control, care and disposition, as set forth in this ch
Director of the Division of Public SafetyDepartment of Code Enforcement and the Shelter Manager.
DIRECTOR. The Director of the Division of Public Safety Department of Code Enforcement for the city.
PUBLIC NUISANCE. Any animal which:
(1) Interferes with a pedestrian(s) or a passing vehicle(s) or
(2) Attacks another animal or a person(s) or
(3) Trespasses on a school property or
(4) Is at large or legally notor
(5) Damages private or public property or
(6) Barks, whines, howls or makes other sounds common to its species in excess, continuously for 15 minutes or
for an aggregate 20 minutes in a one-hour period.
Changes to fee table
First redemption make it a free return to owner if animal is licensed or micro-chipped
Dead wild animal pickup eliminate fee