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ORDINANCE NO. 88-G
IN THE MATTER OF REPEALING AND RE-ENACTING ORDINANCE NUMBERS 88-D, 88-E, AND
88-F, REGULATING THE RUNNING AT-LARGE OF DOGS; PROHIBITING LOUD, PERSISTENT, AND
HABITUAL NOISE BY DOGS; PROVIDING FOR SEIZURE, IMPOUNDING, AND OTHER DISPOSITION
THEREOF; AND PROVIDING FOR FINES AND PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF WELD, STATE
OF COLORADO:
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of the County of Weld, State of
Colorado, pursuant to Colorado statute and the Weld County Home Rule Charter, is
vested with the authority of administering the affairs of Weld County, Colorado,
and
WHEREAS, on the 13th day of July, 1981, the Board of County Commissioners
of the County of Weld, State of Colorado, adopted Ordinance No. 88, regulating
the running at-large of dogs; providing for seizure, impounding, and other
disposition thereof; and providing for fines and penalties for violations, and
WHEREAS, since that time said Board has made certain amendments to said
Ordinance by enacting Weld County Ordinance Nos. 88-A, 88-B, and 88-C, and
WHEREAS, on December 16, 1985, said Board adopted Weld County Ordinance No.
88-D, which repealed Ordinance Nos. 88, 88-A, 88-B, and 88-C, and re-enacted
them, and
WHEREAS, on August 5, 1986, said Board adopted Weld County Ordinance No.
88-E, which repealed and re-enacted Section 5 of Ordinance No. 88-D, and
WHEREAS, on March 6, 1990, said Board adopted Weld County Ordinance No.
88-F, which repealed and re-enacted Section 4 of Weld County Ordinance No. 88-D
and repealed and re-enacted Section 5 of Weld County Ordinance No. 88-E, and
WHEREAS, said Board now deems it desirable to repeal Ordinance Nos. 88-D,
88-E, and 88-F and re-enact them to read as follows:
SECTION 1. DEFINITIONS
As used in this Weld County Ordinance No. 88-G, the following words have
the following meanings:
a. "Running at-large" - off the premises of the owner and not under
control of the owner.
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b. "Owner" - any person, partnership, or corporation owning any dog(s) ,
or having the same in his, her or its care, custody, or control; or
who shall cause, encourage, or suffer the same to remain on their
premises for a period of three days or more.
c. "Premises" - real property owned, rented, leased, used, kept, or
occupied by a person or persons, a partnership, a corporation, or
governmental unit howsoever described.
d. "Control" - physical restraint by use of a leash or a containing
device.
e. "Leash" - a thong, cord, rope, chain, or similar device which is
capable of holding a dog(s) within.
f. "Containing device" - a pen, cage, motor vehicle, or similar device
which is capable of holding a dog(s) within.
g. "Daylight hours" - one-half hour before sunrise until one-half hour
after sunset.
h. "Livestock" - any bovine animal, horse, mule, ass, sheep, goat,
fowl, or swine.
SECTION 2. RUNNING AT-LARGE
It shall be unlawful for the owner or any person having custody of any dog
to allow, suffer, permit, or sanction the running at-large of said dog without
the accompaniment of said owner or person having custody of the dog within the
County of Weld, except said portions of said County which are within the city
limits of any incorporated municipality within said County.
a. A dog(s) shall be deemed to be running at-large when off or away
from the premises of its owner and not under the control of such
owner.
b. It shall be deemed that a dog(s) is not under the control of its
owner when the dog(s) inflicts damage or injury to the person or
property of another or by harassing, chasing, or attacking people,
livestock (or worrying livestock as defined in §35-43-126, C.R.S. ) ,
or wildlife, except in the defense of the owner, his family, or
property.
c. Control as defined shall not apply to dogs while actually working
livestock, locating or retrieving wild game in season for a licensed
hunter during daylight hours, or assisting law enforcement officers,
or while being trained for any of these pursuits.
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SECTION 3. HUMANE SOCIETY
The Humane Society of Weld County shall have the responsibility, under this
Ordinance No. 88-G, and in accordance with a contract which shall be entered into
between the Board of County Commissioners and the Humane Society, for impounding
dogs found to be running at-large.
SECTION 4. IMPOUNDMENT
Upon the execution of a contract between Weld County and the Humane Society
of Weld County, it shall be the duty of the Humane Society of Weld County to
impound any and all dogs found running at-large without accompaniment of owner
or any other person having control of the dog within any part of Weld County,
Colorado, except within the city limits of any incorporated municipality in said
County.
If any animal is found running at-large or off the premises of the owner
or keeper in violation of this Ordinance No. 88-G, or when any such animal is
followed back to the premises, it may be taken up and impounded and/or the owner
or keeper of the animal may be fined as provided hereafter. Those persons who
have the authority to enforce the provisions of this Ordinance No. 88-G may
pursue any at-large dog across private property without liability for trespass.
SECTION 5. CHARGES FOR IMPOUNDMENT
When any dog has been picked up or apprehended for impoundment pursuant to
the terms of this Ordinance, notice of such impoundment shall be given to the
owner, if known, who may thereupon recover possession of such dog upon payment
of an impoundment fee and any actual and necessary veterinary costs incurred on
behalf of the dog. No owner may recover possession of such dog until he or she
has made payment of the cost of impoundment fee and veterinary costs. The
impoundment fee shall be based upon the actual and necessary costs of impoundment
and shall be set on an annual basis by the impounding facility.
In addition to the basic impoundment fees and necessary veterinary costs,
any impounded dog shall not be released until such animal has been duly
vaccinated for rabies. Upon receipt of an immunization (rabies) deposit, in an
amount based upon the actual and necessary costs of immunization and which is set
annually by the impounding facility, such dog may be released in order that it
may be immunized. Upon proof that such dog has been duly immunized within 10
working days after such release, the immunization deposit shall be refunded to
the dog's owner.
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SECTION 6. ADOPTION, STERILIZATION, AND EUTHANIZATION
Any dog that has not been redeemed within 72 hours from the time of such
impoundment may at once be put up for adoption in accordance with the normal
procedure of the director of the impounding facility. Any owner or keeper of a
dog who does not claim or redeem said dog within the 72-hour impounding period
shall forfeit all right, title, and interest in said dog. Any dog which has not
been redeemed within 72 hours as herein provided, or any dog which is ill or in
pain from injury as determined by the director of the impounding facility, may
at once be humanely euthanized under the direction of the director of the
impounding facility and removed and buried or cremated. However, no dog shall
be put up for adoption or euthanized until the owner has been notified either
orally or in writing, if the whereabouts of such owner is known or can be
ascertained from a license tag or other identification found on the dog. Any
person adopting an unclaimed dog, pursuant to this Section 6, shall provide proof
of sterilization to the impounding facility within 30 days of adoption for adult
dogs or at nine months of age, if the dog is adopted before that age. The time
requirements of this sterilization requirement shall be suspended upon receipt
by the impounding facility of a letter from a licensed veterinarian stating that
sterilization is not recommended.
SECTION 7. NON-LIABILITY
The Weld County Sheriff, the Board of County Commissioners, their
assistants and employees, the Humane Society of Weld County and staff thereof,
and any person enforcing the provisions of this Ordinance No. 88-G shall not be
held responsible for any accident or subsequent disease that may occur in
connection with the administration of this Ordinance No. 88-G.
SECTION 8. VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES
Any violation of Section 2 or Section 6 of this Ordinance No. 88-G, and not
involving bodily injury to any person, shall be a Class II petty offense, as
defined by Section 18-1-107, C.R.S. Upon conviction of a violation of Section 2
or Section 6 of this Ordinance 88-G, and not involving bodily injury to any
person, the offender shall be punished according to the following schedule:
First Conviction $ 40.00 fine
Second Conviction $ 80.00 fine
Third Conviction $250.00 fine
Fourth or More Convictions $300.00 fine and/or imprisonment in
the County jail for not more than
ninety (90) days.
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For sentencing purposes concerning convictions for second and subsequent
offenses, prima facia proof of a defendant's previous convictions shall be
established when the prosecuting attorney submits to the Court the case numbers
and dates of said previous convictions. The prosecuting attorney shall not be
required to plead or prove any previous convictions at trial. Sentencing
concerning convictions for second and subsequent offenses shall be a matter to
be determined by the Court following conviction.
SECTION 9. PENALTY ASSESSMENT AND SCHEDULE
Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 8 hereof, any person charged with
one or more of the violations of Section 2 or Section 6 of this Ordinance No. 88-
G, and not involving bodily injury to any person, shall have the option of paying
the below specified penalty assessments therefore to the Weld County Treasurer
in lieu of further proceedings or defense of such violations in court, or of
appearing in court to defend such charge. If such person elects to appear in
court, he shall be proceeded against as otherwise provided by law for the
violations charged and shall be subject to the penalties provided in Section 8
hereof if convicted of such charge. In the event a person elects to pay the
prescribed penalty assessment as permitted herein, such payment shall constitute
an acknowledgment of guilt by such person of the offense charged and shall be
deemed a complete satisfaction for such violation and upon accepting the
prescribed penalty assessment, the Weld County Treasurer shall issue a receipt
to the violator acknowledging payment thereof. The penalty assessment which may
be accepted and paid by the violator under the privileges of this Section 9 shall
be as follows:
First Offense $ 25.00
Second Offense $ 50.00
Third Offense $200.00
Four or More Offenses Penalty assessment shall not apply
and the violator shall be prosecuted
under the provisions of Sections 2
and/or 6 of this Ordinance No. 88-G,
upon the issuance of a Summons to
Appear.
SECTION 10. BODILY INJURY
It shall be unlawful for the owner or any person having custody of any dog
to allow, suffer, permit, or sanction the infliction of bodily injury upon any
person by said dog while said dog is running at-large as defined by Sections 1
and/or 2 of this Ordinance No. 88-G. Any violation of this Section 10 shall be
a Class II misdemeanor as defined by Section 18-1-106, C.R.S. Upon conviction
of a violation of this Section 10, the offender shall be punished according to
the following schedule.
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First Conviction Imprisonment in the County Jail for three
(3) months and/or $250.00 fine.
Second Conviction Imprisonment in the County Jail for six (6)
months and/or $500.00 fine.
Third or More Imprisonment in the County Jail for
Convictions twelve (12) months and/or $1, 000.00 fine.
For sentencing purposes concerning convictions for second and subsequent
offenses pursuant to this Section 10, prima facia proof of a defendant's previous
convictions shall be established when the prosecuting attorney submits to the
Court the case numbers and dates of said previous convictions. The prosecuting
attorney shall not be required to plead or prove any previous convictions at
trial. Sentencing concerning convictions for second and subsequent offenses
shall be a matter to be determined by the Court following conviction.
SECTION 11. COUNTY DOG CONTROL OFFICERS
The Sheriff, Undersheriff, any deputy sheriff, any officer, or agent or
employee of the Humane Society of Weld County, if such Society is under contract
with Weld County, shall have the authority to enforce the provisions of this
Ordinance No. 88-G and within the meaning of §30-15-102(3) , C.R.S. , as amended,
shall be considered county dog control officers.
Whenever a county dog control officer has personal knowledge of any
violation of this Ordinance No. 88-G, he may issue a citation or summons and
complaint to the violator, stating the nature of the violation with sufficient
particularity to give notice of said charge to the violator.
SECTION 12. SAFETY CLAUSE
The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, hereby finds,
determines, and declares that this Ordinance is necessary for the health, safety,
and welfare of the citizens of Weld County, Colorado.
WHEREAS, the effective date of this Ordinance No. 88-G shall be as provided
by the Weld County Home Rule Charter.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED, by the Board of County Commissioners of the
County of Weld, State of Colorado, that Ordinance Nos. 88-D, 88-E, and 88-F are
hereby repealed and re-enacted as Ordinance 88-G, as stated herein, effective
March 22, 1994.
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BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the Board, if any section, subsection, paragraph,
sentence, clause, or phrase of this Ordinance is for any reason held or decided
to be unconstitutional, such decision shall not affect the validity of the
remaining portions hereof. The Board of County Commissioners hereby declares
that it would have enacted this Ordinance in each and every section, subsection,
paragraph, sentence, clause, and phrase thereof irrespective of the fact that any
one or more sections, subsections, paragraphs, sentences, clauses, or phrases
might be declared to be unconstitutional or invalid.
The above and foregoing Ordinance Number 88-G was, on motion duly made and
seconded, adopted by the following vote on the 14th day of March, A.D. , 1994.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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WELD COUNTY, COCO.ORA
Weld County clerk to the Board
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BY: 4_ G_ f,Deputy Clee Boa Da K. a 7,'ri?T em
APPRQ AS TO FORM: ~ � * - _
i — Geor:- E. Baxter
,_4"-County Attorn y Constance L. Harber,
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Barbara J. Kirk eyer g
First Reading: January 26, 1994
Publication: February 3, 1994, in the Windsor Beacon
Second Reading: February 14, 1994
Continued To: February 23, 1994
Publication: March 3, 1994, in the Windsor Beacon
Final Reading: March 14, 1994
Publication: March 17, 1994, in the Windsor Beacon
Effective: March 22, 1994
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WI a To Board of County Commissionstvc February 21, 1994
COLORADO From Bruce T. Barker, County Attorney ( �/
Suggested Language for Changes to Proposed Weld
subje"Courtty Ordinance 88-G (Barking Dogs)
I was asked at the Board of County Commissioners meeting on
February 14, 1994 to draft certain language for changes to the
language in proposed Ordinance 88-G, Section 3 (referring to
barking dogs) . The requests for language changes dealt mainly
with the subjects of agricultural and guard dog exemptions .
The following are my suggested language changes . I have included
three other language changes which deal with other concerns
raised by those persons testifying at the February 14 , 1994
meeting.
AGRICULTURAL (WORKING DOGS) EXEMPTION:
Add paragraph c. to Section 3 as follows :
"c . It shall be an affirmative defense to
any complaint being brought hereunder that
the dog is working or protecting livestock at
the time it emits the complained of noise. "
GUARD DOG EXEMPTION:
Amend paragraph b. of Section 3 to state the following:
"b. Provocation of the dog whose noise is
complained of is an affirmative defense to
any complaint being brought hereunder. Such
provocation includes, but is not limited to,
the dog' s guard response to intruders,
trespassers, or any other uninvited persons
coming onto the owner' s property. "
TWO PERSONS TO TESTIFY:
Add paragraph d. to Section 3 as follows :
"d. Whenever a person is charged with a
violation of this section, he or she shall
not be convicted thereof unless two or more
complaining witnesses testify at the trial,
or other corroborating evidence is presented
and received. A county dog control officer
may be relied upon as a witness in meeting
this requirement . "
Board of County Commissioners
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February 22 , 1994
DISTANCE REQUIREMENT:
Add the following sentence to paragraph a. of Section 3 :
"Noises made by a dog shall not be considered
' loud, persistent, and habitual ' unless they
are heard by a complaining person who resides
or is regularly employed within 1,000 feet of
the location of the dog or dogs making said
noises or within 1, 000 feet of the boundary of
the location where such dog or dogs are
confined. Such 1, 000 foot limit shall be
measured as the closest distance between the
boundary line separating the property upon
which a complaining person' s residence or
place of regular employment is located, and
the property or enclosure upon or in which the
dog or dogs making such noises are confined. "
WARNING PROVISION:
Add the following paragraph e. to Section 3 :
"e. In the event the county dog control
officer determines that a violation of this
Section 3 has occurred, the officer shall give
the violator a written warning of the
violation, pursuant to the procedures set
forth below. The violator shall be entitled
to a period of three days after the date on
which the written warning is given in order to
correct the violation. If the violation
persists or recurs after this three day
period, the violator shall then be subject to
enforcement action under Sections 3, 9, 10,
and/or 12 of this Ordinance 88-G. No
enforcement action for a violation of this
Section shall be taken more than one calendar
year after the date on which a written warning
for that violation is given hereunder.
The warning process to be employed by the
county dog control officer shall be as
follows :
1) The county dog control officer
shall give such warning after either
Board of County Commissioners
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February 22 , 1994
of the following circumstances : a
telephone complaint upon which the
officer investigates, or two
telephone complaints from different
households which are not
investigated.
2 ) All complainants must clearly
identify themselves and the dog
complained of .
3 ) Such warning is sufficient if it
refers to Section 3 of this
Ordinance 88-G, states that a
complaint has been received, that
the person' s dog is disturbing the
peace of another individual, and the
warning is identified as coming from
the Weld County Sheriff ' s Office.
4 ) The warning is given under this
subsection e. if it is personally
served on the dog' s owner, posted on
the dog owner' s premises, or placed
in the U.S . mail, postage prepaid,
and addressed to the owner of the
dog at an address based upon the
best information available.
5 ) The Weld County Sheriff ' s Office
shall keep records of all warnings
given and such records shall be
prima facia evidence that such
warnings were given. "
Please feel free to consider any of these suggested language
changes to the proposed Ordinance 88-G at the continued Second
Reading of the Ordinance on February 23, 1994 .
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
1517. 16 AVENUE COURT
ig GREELEY,COLORADO 80631
ADMINISTRATION(303)353-0586
O HEALTH PROTECTION(303)353-0635
COMMUNITY HEALTH(303)353-0639
COLORADO
October 31, 1991
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Certified Letter No: P 058 577 456
Legal Action No: 91-098
Bill Kunzman
3333 94th Avenue Court
Greeley, Colorado 80631
Dear Mr. Kunzman: -
In response to complaints concerning a barking dog at your residence located at
3333 34th Avenue Court, Greeley, Colorado. An investigation was conducted on
October 14, 1991 by Steve Wiatrowski an Environmental Protection Technician of
this department. At the time of the investigation sound levels from the source
were detected at 66 db(A) measured 25 feet off the property line. This is
considered to be a major source of environmental pollution threatening the
serenity and quality of life of nearby residents.
Please be advised that the above mentioned condition is a violation of C.R.S. 25-
12-103 which states in part:
25-12-103 Maximum permissible noise levels. (1) Every activity to
which this article is applicable shall be conducted in manner so
that any noise produced is not objectionable due to intermittence,
beat frequency, or shrillness. Sound levels of noise radiating from
a property line at a distance of twenty-five feet or more there from
in excess of the db(A) established for the following time periods
and zones shall constitute prima facie evidence that such noise is
a public nuisance:
7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. to
ZONE neat 7:00 p.m. next 7:00 a.m.
Residential 55 db(A) 50 db(A)
Commercial 60 db(A) 55 db(A)
Light Industrial 70 db(A) 65 db(A)
Industrial 80 db(A) 75 db(A)
EXHIBIT
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Certified Letter No. : P 058 577 456
Legal Action No.: 91-098 '
October 31, 1991
Page 2
You are required to respond to this notice within ten (10) days with a plan to
correct the problem within thirty (30) days. Failure to respond to this notice
may result in further legal action providing fines for up to $2,000 per day. •
If you have any questions regarding this matter please call 353-0635.
Sincerely, _
r ,
at ,achne.,O0 •
Steve Wiatrowski
Environmental Protection Technician
sW/cs-697
cc: Randy Gordon, M.D., M.P.H. , Director, Weld County Health Department
Lee Morrison, Assistant County Attorney
Wes Potter, Director, Environmental Protection Services
Steve Wiatrowski, Environmental Protection Technician
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AEMORANDUM
TO toord of County Co ] noioncra-
FROM £hcriff Jordan
DATE uarch ^a. 1agn -
RE B,rt•tnc nag nr,"narca
I have tried to assess the impact of a Barking Dog Ordinance in the County,
and the resources that this may require be shifted to this area. We do not
have a great many complaints at this time on barking dogs, however, it is
difficult to tell if this is because they do not occur, or that the citizens
do not call because they know that there is not an ordinance to cover this
problem. From our experience we probably receive less than 100 calls for
this problem. I did check with both the City of Greeley Police and the Ft.
Lupton Police and found that our experience of 100 calls is probably pretty
close proportionately to the population in the unincorporated County to that
of the Cities. Both Cities have barking dog ordinances, copies of which I
have enclosed.
In light of this I don't believe that a barking dog ordinance would create
an unmanageable problem for us, absent a pent up demand which would be
impossible to estimate.
At this point we would be answering these type calls by regular deputies
since they would most likely not occur at times that the Animal Control
Officers are on duty.
If you have any further questions on this subject please give me a call.
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3) The owner or other persons in control of the premises upon which a
guard dog is maintained shall post warning signs on, over or next to all exte-
rior doors stating that such dog is on the premises. At least one such sign •
shall be posted at each driveway or entranceway to said premises. - Such signs
shall be in lettering clearly visible from either the curbline or a distance of
fifty (50) feet, whichever is lesser: and shall, additionally, in the case of
the commercial use of a guard dog, contain a telephone number where some person
responsible for controlling such guard dog can be reached twenty-four (24)
hours a day; and
4) Prior to the placing of a guard dog on any property for commercial
use, the person or persons responsible for the placing shall inform the code
enforcement officer, the police chief, and the fire chief, in writing, of their
intention to post said dog or dogs, the number of dogs to be posted, the loca-
tion where said dog or dogs will be posted, and the approximate length of time
said dog or dogs will be guarding the area.
5) For the purposes of this section, the term "commercial use" shall
mean:
a. The placing of guard dogs on either residential or commercial
property pursuant to an agreement or contract with a person, firm, or corpora-
tion in the business of supplying guard dogs for renumeration; or
b. The placing of guard dogs on any commercial property, whether
the dogs are owned by the property owner, tenant or other person with right of
possession or control of the property, or whether the dogs are owned by
another.
11-104 10-8fIRKING-o0GS/NOISY-ANIHAL-S-PR0HIBITEO. It shall be unlawful for any
person to keep, harbor or own any doy which by loud or frequent or habitual
barking, yelping or howling for a period of five continuous, uninterrupted
minutes; or, for the majority of any fifteen minute period shall cause an un-
reasonable annoyance to a neighbor or to people passing to and from upon the
public streets or sidewalks, rind the same is hereby declared to be a public
nuisance and a violation of this chapter. The code enforcement officer or a
member of the police department shall have the authority to use all reasonable
means to abate such nuisance, including but not limited to requiring that the
owner make bonafide efforts to quiet his/her dog and impoundment of the dog
where the owner is absent from the premises. Upon impoundment of a dog for vi-
olation of this section, the code enforcement officer or police officer shall '
attempt to locate and notify the absent owner by any reasonable means as
readily as possible.. Whenever a person is charged with a violation of this
section, he/she shall not be convicted thereof unless two (2) or more complain-
ing witnesses testify at the trial or other evidence corroborating the testimo-
ny of a single complaining witness is presented.
a. Animals in General: It is unlawful to own, keep, have in possession
or allow in the city a dog, cat, fowl, cow, horse, pig, sheep, goat or other
animal which by noise, odor, attraction of insects or rodents or creation of
other unsanitary conditions causes harm, danger, detriment, injury, disturbance
or undue annoyance to the health, welfare, safety, or property of persons in
the neighborhood or the public in general .
11-•7G4-31 ZCNING RRGQUIRE Gidis: The zoning ordinances for the City of Fort
Lop ton, as they pertain to livestock, animals, kennels and other matters relat-
ed to possession and keeping of animals within the City shall prevail.
11-12
19 S 6 : 02
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12 . 010--7 . 12 . 070
Sections : (Continued)
7 . 12 . 230 Impoundment--Release to other than veterinarians
prohibited when.
7. 12 . 240 Impoundment--Release--Compliance with provisions
and payment of charges and fees required.
7. 12 . 250 Impoundment--Cost, fee and charges responsi-
bility of reclaiming owner.
7 . 12 . 260 Impoundment--Fee responsibility of owner.
7 . 12. 270 Impoundment--Ownership of unclaimed animals .
7.12. 280 Hearings.
7. 12 .010 Public nuisances--Certain animals designated.
The city council finds, determines and declares that the
animals described in Sections 7 . 12.020 through 7.12. 160 are
detrimental to the public health, safety and welfare of the
inhabitants of the city, and finds, determines and declares
each such animal to be a public nuisance. (Ord. 52 , 1985
Sl (part) ) .
7. 12. 020 Public nuisances--Menacing or attacking persons ,
animals , or vehicles . Any animal that menaces or attacks
persons , animals, or vehicles is a public nuisance . (Ord.
52 , 1985 Sl (part) ) .
0 7. 12. 030 Public nuisances--Going to schools without
permission. Any animal that goes upon school premises without
the permission of the person in charge thereof is a public
nuisance . (Ord. 52 , 1985 Sl (part) ) .
7. 12. 040 Public nuisances--At-large animals . Any animal
that is at large is a public nuisance. (Ord. 52 , 1985 Sl (part) ) .
7. 12 . 050 Public nuisances--Noisy animals. Any animal
that barks , whines , howls or makes any other noise in a manner
which, under nonmitigating circumstances , could be considered
by reasonable persons of ordinary sensibilities as excessive
or continuous , or in such a manner as to interfere with the
sleep of any such person or persons between sunset on one day
and sunrise of the following day, is a public nuisance. (Ord.
52 , 1985 Sl (part) ) .
7. 12. 060 Public nuisances--Females in estrus attract-
ing gatherings . Any animal that, being a female in heat,
because of the nature of its confinement or lack of the same ,
has attracted other animals and caused them to congregate or
remain on or about any premises is a public nuisance . (Ord.
52 , 1985 Sl (part) ) .
7 . 12. 070 Public nuisances--Unlicensed or unvaccinated
animals . Any animal that has not been duly licensed or
vaccinated as required by Chapters 7. 16 and 7 . 20 is a public
nuisance . (Ord. 52 , 1985 Sl (part) ) .
237 (Greeley 8/85)
7 . ' . 170--; . 12 . 210
® in shows or exhibits that are conducted in compliance with
officially sanctioned activities . (Ord. 52 , 1985 51 (part) ) .
7. 12 . 170 Impounds--Animals subject thereto. Any animal
which constitutes a public nuisance as defined in this chapter,
or which has or is suspected of having rabies , or which is
found killed or injured on or along public streets , or is
otherwise in violation of this title, may be taken into
custody by the animal control officer or any police officer,
and shall be humanely impounded in the animal shelter. (Ord.
52 , 1985 §1 (part) ) .
7 . 12 . 180 Impoundment--Notice. Immediately upon impound-
ing any animal, the animal control officer shall make all
reasonable efforts to notify the owner of the animal of the
impoundment. The officer shall mail notice to the owner
of such animal at the owner' s last known address , as indicated
on the most recent license application, unless verbal notice
of impoundment is given to the owner or another person of
suitable age who resides with the owner. The notice shall
be effective upon mailing . If , by contract with the city,
the animal shelter assumes notification responsibilities ,
said notification shall be given by the animal shelter
rather than the animal control officer. (Ord. 52, 1985 51
(part) ) .
.
7 . 12. 190 Impoundment--Disposal authorization when. In
no event shall any living animal be disposed of prior to the
expiration of seventy-two hours after the notice has been
given as provided at Section 7 . 12 . 180 or , in the event the
owner is unknown, prior to the expiration of seventy-two
hours after impoundment. (Ord. 52 , 1985 §1 (part) ) .
7. 12 . 200 Impoundment--Euthanization or adoption authorized
when. Any animal not reclaimed by its owner within the time
established in Section 7. 12. 190 may be humanely euthanized
or adopted. Any animal may be disposed of at any time pursuant
to the direction or authorization of a licensed veterinarian
or state or other health authorities if required for public
safety or in the best interests of the animal. (Ord. 52 ,
1985 §l (part) ) .
7 . 12 . 210 Impoundment--Injured or sick animals . If, in
the judgment of the animal control officer or police officer
an impounded animal is in need of immediate treatment for
illness or injury, the officer may take the animal directly
to a licensed veterinarian. If an impounded animal is
delivered to the Humane Society pursuant to a contract between
the city and the Humane Society , the Society may take the
animal to a licensed veterinarian if in the judgment cf the
e
239 (Greeley 8/85) -
7 . 14 . D10--7 . 14 .
Sections : (Continued)
7. 14 . 110 Vicious animals--Court findings and orders .
7 . 14 . 120 Vicious animals--Impoundment duty of officers .
7 . 14 . 130 Destruction for public safety or safety of
officers .
7 . 14 . 140 Injured or killed animal on or near public
streets--Deemed at large .
7 . 14 . 150 Trapping unrestrained animals at request of
property owners authorized--Interference with
traps prohibited.
7. 14 .160 Unauthorized or inhumane traps--Use prohibited.
7 . 14 . 170 Unauthorized or inhumane traps--Confiscation
and destruction.
7 . 14 . 180 Unauthorized or inhumane traps--No cause of
action for confiscation.
7 . 14 . 010 Control required--Violation presumption if
animal is found away from owner ' s premises. No owner of any
animal shall permit such animal to run at large within the
city. If any animal is found at any place within the city
other than upon the premises of its owner, the owner is
rebuttably presumed to have violated this section. (Ord.
52 , 1985 Sl (part) ) .
7. 14 . 020 Disturbing peace and quiet prohibited--Abate- •
ment authority--Evidence required for conviction. No owner
of an animal in the city shall permit such animal to disturb
the peace and quiet of the, neighborhood by barking , whining,
howling , or making any other noise in a continuous or excessive
manner, nor shall the owner of an animal in the city permit
such animal to interfere with the sleep of any reasonable
person of ordinary sensibilities between sunset and sunrise
by barking, whining , howling, or making any other noise in
an excessive or continuous manner . The animal control officer
or police officer has authority without liability to use all
reasonable means to abate such violation , including the
authority to impound such animal upon receipt of a signed
complaint where the owner is absent from the premises ; pro-
vided , however, that this authority does not extend to enter-
ing the owner' s dwelling or other building upon the owner' s
premises . Whenever a person is charged with a violation of
this section, he shall not be convicted thereof unless two
or more complaining witnesses testify at the trial , or other
corroborating evidence is presented and received. (Ord.
52 , 1985 51 (part) ) .
7 . 14 . 030 Docs in estrus--Orders for secrecation authorized
when--Impoundment for ncncomc_iance . An animal control officer
may order any unspayed female dog that is in a stage cf estrus •
and is not properly confined, or any such animal that is
(Greeley 11/88) 242
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AH a T L
February 10, 1994
Maxwell Hickman
360 Oak Avenue Suite 140
Eaton, CO 80615
Weld County Board of Commissioners
Weld Centennial Center Complex
915 Tenth Street
Greeley, CO 80632
Dear Sir
RE: Weld County Ordinance 886
Regarding the above captioned Ordinance, I feel the board is providing a mechanism for
its Agents to trespass on private land. Don't we already have enough laws, rules and
regulations in force? Maybe there should be a law that for every new one put in place
one should be removed. The dramatic trend of more and more laws etc is very
disturbing and completely unwarranted. Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely
Maxwell Hickman
I jMM be unlawful for
WHEREAS,om tAwdr 6, f lirirri ria'w'l of S
1990, said Board _ b snow, ann.
N THE MATTER OF adopted 18111d County or sanction the
P G AND RE- Ordinance No. N-F, et-legs of acid
TING which repjded and r► without Ow
• 'f N A N C E enacted Section 4 0 - - invent of a afd [,nLl l ncj
88-D,88-E, Weld Canty Ordinance person f f
-11e.88-D and r AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLJCAl1ON
OULATING , Intl re-enacted S�eclian the fCouny 7
WO AT S of Weld County except said
• Ordinance No. 88-E,t of us cam STATE OF COLORADO
P11t F RING L' r a are within N oy -
w__K_$rl M ss
R f&1AL NOI , „� WHEREAS,said Bead *corporate d COUNTY OF WELD
DOGS; PRoY i deems it dwindle ity within said
FOR SEIZURE, to repeal Ordin I, ROGER A. LIPKER, of said County of Weld, being duly
IMPOUNDING, AND Nee.88-D, 88-E, '
OTHER DISPOSITION ISP end re-exact then d0 s shag be sworn,say that I am publisher of
THEREOF; AND bread es follows: • to S running
PROVIDING FOR e when off or WINDSOR BEACON
FINES ANO SECTION 1. the premiss
PENALTIES TI� FOR DEFINITIONS at its owner and not
As used M.this WNd under the control of a weekly newspaper having a general circulation in said
BE R ORDAINED BY Gaudy la die.. owner. County and State, published in the town of WINDSOR, in
THE
• 0 BOARD
AR T OF , the fondling mend he deemed that said County and State; and that the notice, of which the
ION T OF wordeleintwbeseeri8 �ds,�� is not under the annexed is a true copy, has been published in said weekly
WIASTIN 11N.n OF meow =is
of its owner for / successive weeks, that the notice was
WELD, STATE OF the dog(s) inflicts
published in the regular and entire issue of every number of
oaOMDO: premise of e a or injury p to the e9
the premises of Mo Selean or propeiay of the paper during the period and time of publication, and in
owner and not under eras or by harassing, the newspaper proper and not in a supplement, and that
`YiwHIE�EAB;the Ecterd. aorital of the owner. shining, or attacking
of County People, livestock (or the first publication of said notice was in said paper bearing
Commissioners of the b."owrwf-any persona Worrying livestock as the date of the in
Osta of Weld,Seal' partnership, or defined in§35-43-126, /� day of FI G,4.cfA, A.D., 19 9-,7 and the
Colorado, pursuant to seporabon owning any C.R.S.), or wildlife
Cdcagbilitut°and 8w dog(s),or having the Seeps in the defense of last publication bearing the date of the
Weld County Home i same in his,her a Its *owner,his family,or day of A.D., 19 and that
Rue Clear. isslid 'oan,custody,or AFerty• the said WINDSOR BEACON has been published
with the authority or who shall encourage,w et ,
eliminating the airs of world county, suthrtlwh i.q.Control as defined continuously and uninterruptedly for the period of 5
Caforado ty, sins to remain on 0ek fl not apply to dogs consecutive weeks, in said County and State, prior to the
presses for a period of ale actually working date of first publication of said notice, and the same is a
three days o more. livestock, locating or
MBEREAS,on the 110 Sieving wild game in newspaper within the meaning of an Act to regulate printing
stem atif July{telt We c.7remises' - real season for a licensed of legal notices and advertisements, approved May 18,
aiy weeny owned,rented, hunter during daylight 1931, and all prior acts so far as in force.
Commissioners of the leased, used,kept,or flours,or assisting law
e Weld,at occupied by a person a rce gnbment officers,
us,
MPted persons,a partnership, ,dale being trained for
Ordnance No. It a corporation, or 86y Obese pursuits. ,
raguleing the running governmental unitjt-A-
at-lards_ of does; howsoever described. Erg 3. HUMANE ISHER
Min for seizure,
and other d rol' - physical IL-
Subscribed and sworn to before a this 2 day of
SapwSbn and restraint by use of a The Humane Society of
providing ter fine and leash or a containing Wald County shall hews ,7h t.4-cam , 19 cl V
pattaSa for violations, device. de responsibility,under ,
end- Otis Ordinance No.88- _..„1,44.6.2,0'_Yu-7�
e"Leash" - a thong, $ end in accordancel _
WH INEAS since that cord, rope, chain, or tr(th a contract which NOTARY PUBLIC
Wee said Boas similar device which is I be entered Into
capable of holding a �en the Board of My commission expires iJ ` /-2 /I aana�iaswi�edmems to said SOW)within. Commissions P
Ordiiritms by enacting the Humane
Weld County Qdlnna ,f."Containing device-a for impounding
Nos.68-A, and-A,88-B, d pen, cage, motor �s found to be
N-C,and Side,a slaw devise bvdng et-byes.
which is capable of
WHEREAS,
HE EA ,16, 11Nd hiding a dole)within. ION NT 4.
Dese-said adopted g.Daylight hors--one- ieiraerrn of a
Myd Ordinance half hour baton sunrise beam Well
lM. st which until one-half hour after end ha Haan,
repealed "Ordinance sunset. of Weld
*ItSS, 88-A, 88-B, I be the duty of be
and N-C, and re- h.•Livestock' - any Humane Society of
enacted them,and bovine animal,horse, Weld County to impart
WHEREAS,on August mule,or swine.cep goat,I any end all dogs at-large found
5, 1986, said Board accompaniment runnmg without
adopted Weld Coun of
p tE ATCTRN 2. RUNNING owner o or any other
Ordinance No. 88- AT-LARGE person having control of
enaorad ion b o the dog Weld
m County,
part
Ordinance No. N-D, MwNe,swept within
and the Stay ISIS of any
Incorporated
municipality in said
County.
Ordinance Nos.8!•D,
$8•E, and 88•F are
If any animal is found Any dog that has not Irby repealed and
ro«nng Wile a at bnon+i aaanMd wititki Vett en 01 rare«m convicted w enacted a Ordinance
Ye pa7miaes of he 72 ttoer Iran le Mee pkwas
Mon a at me thine. le the For _ sentencing sa-0,es atamd herdn,
awns or Maps in of such impeuydwonR prime concern , ; liveMarch22,eearsaporeon slew bVa al of this may et once beputee #aaMng Op he pretwibed ewes s ter emm
994.
Otininge No.884 err bee adoption in and subsequent
euchanimelis s aerdance with tho to any perint, pally ssassmerit . ntwnttoft BE IT FURTHER
a Clsss print,
pewalaed herein, pursuant
WSW back to tree esnaal procedure of N :as defin t shat candlrts Saloon 10, prime fake ORDAINED by the
gysredels it may b diresbr of the
t8-1- Pailw!tn proof of a defendaEs Board, if any section
pi Yon up and I4rpela!dingladlry. - u ad Snoow�ledgiarM&' prwrwus convict subsection, paragraph ,,/,;
aria ants de hone!or keeper oft � drrgN es— dell be estsbli sentence, clause, or
stow or keeper efts dog!rho does not dtlm lion 6 ofiat dlall be deemN a 'fin the prosecuting phrase of this Ordinance
way beats a redeem said deg ce 88-6,and saoslaslM ter ahem submits tote w kr an reason hell a
heriraRM wish ton 72-issue aaw4l!ts Oa die case mincer decided to be
Ming bodily such wdatbn end than unconstitutional, such
Than persons stir ! period Ad to mind and dates of said
awe Ira authority b right,tide,aid shallw w Ito as� prima convictions. derision shall not affect
''ern fliepmvisYfl d lessestinaeid dog. Any according le untyTroiayrar The prosecuting the validity of the
this Ordinance No.M-0 has not 'ng schedule: INN issue a reddpt rewiarn*yred shall not M remaining portions
rea �aI.*t1rgaee eemed within M vieialer k um to pleads Mroof. The Board of
dog Pea
private bourn as herein ' pw v dion$10.00 a�dnaxledging Frew proo any previan County Commissioners
praparq�without abet provided, or any dog tat The penalty convictions at trial. hereby declares that it
1pa yi Ins. which is III or l pert = Mssesment wind+may Sentencing to semb!a would have enacted this
from In aIllal Convictora b.eaceoted and Mid by a ctions for seed Ordinance in aeon era
SECTION FOIL dirt of e e lsanolatorunder sw e subsoil than we subsy section,
a•• subsection,clause, red
MdP sceMNT INISOIWININ
fa fend Denvuction$2MA1 otos be as s
foals:
be sentence, and
BNWf be rt ygooby phrase thereof
Mllnsn WV* boa
a aaae la he* that any
of the tad
my 09 out enized under the .FestOffensa$aele era tier. that any one or more
piled up or newton el the di emr or Moro sections, subsections,
apprehended for of she impounNM .001ris secondOffense$g0.00 WON 11. COUNTY paragraphs,sentences,
Mpe!mthlemtl tar and rememator,. Im y gal for not omens CONTROL clauses, or phrases
e, notic_duie of bated or cremated. my jell riot 1;uedp(hnea$200O0- OfiiCERS night be declared o be
Flowwer,no dog shall `than ninety(90) unconstitutional or
Wise,_ ts!lewnemara ales ba put up for adoptions Four or More Olfenas TM Sherit, and d.
.gMM b to c*er,a euthenized until the sentencing Penalty assessment Ifrednderiff, desk
known, who may dawhe ion been rhMge. es concerning dial not apply and tie
rooster si dads, any officer,or The above and
thereupon ef1W orely Warn 'ors for sealw violator shall be alit or employs*of foregoing Ordinance
pease of such-dal if ton whereabouts of subsequent prosecuted under rite tMllumane Socket of Number 88-G was,on
�n eon t of an o and such owner is knasrt a s, prima tech provisions of Sections 2 Woid
an be ascertained from of a dSendant's Sea isunde, if such motion duly made and
tual and a license tag or other s convictions dinr 6 of 4, w*W l under incoral seconded, etod by
veteflrauy upontOrdinance No. eit a ha, the County, to the da vote,n ire
b� IdenOfication found on � �be edabllthad' upon the issuanaafa haws the authority to 14th day of March,AD.,
jed
No the dog. Any person - -ton prosecuting SramonstoAppar. . anraethepro cows. of 1994.
dog,p g en undimed subnuc b matters antwit nonce No.110
0 until dog,
Boer pursuant
ttoo this viM detes�of SECTION 10. fi00ey. of
the meaning BOARD OF COUNTY
d0e aide hu wshall §30.15.102(S , COMMISSIONERS
e e Pe N P of sterilization to us corvictions. C.R.S., as amended, ATTEST :W E L D
ant fee the impounding facility prosecuting It shall be unlavdul fa shat be considere COUNTY,COLORADO
within 30 days of ey shell not b 1M owner or any psresn coisry dog control
costs. Sopron for adult er alo dogs ed to plead having allow, deny attests., Weld rdunty Clerk to
1a0a tit fee AS a at nine months of any previous dog to allow, suitor, ton Board
be d uporW en, if the dog is tions at trial.I wit,or sanction the Whenever a county dog 'W. H. Webster,
MrblaFand nice before that age. cing tonern�ktigp traction of bodily injury eonwol officer has Chairman
pasts of bnpoundment The time requirements' • dons br second were any person by said portal knowledge of
Ind Nag be set err WI of this sterilization tbsequent tog while said Mg is ary violation of this BY:
arar8l basis by the requirement shall be es shall be a renning at-large .a Orisanee Na 88-0,he Deputy Clerk to the
MsaMag fealty. suspended.upon receipt to be detemined da8tned by Sections 1 as issue a citation or Board Dale K.Hall,Pro-
by the impounding the Cour!following and/or 2 of this summons and conduit Tern
In addle to the b is Iaedy d a later toms 'Ordinance No. M-0. to/e violator, stating
impoundment fees and licensed veterinarian - Any violation of this the nature of the APPROVED AS TO
WOWS, veterritnaaarqyr stsheg that sterilization 9. PEfWILTY Section 10 shall be s violation with sufficient FORM:
oven,WS impourtdN is not recommended. �SSMENT -AND Glass II misdemeanor particularity to give George E.Baxter
dog shell not be DOLE as defined by Seddon rim of said chargeI
almaaH until ash SECTION 7. NON- 111.106,C.R.S. Upon theta. County Attorney
animal has been duly LIABILITY Iillwfthstanding ton a reicton of a valise Constance L.Harbert
vacoiw sd for rabies. gopt�ls Ions of Section S of this Section 10,On SEOTEN 12. SAFETY
Upon receipt of an The Weld County a knot, any perpon offender shall M CLAUSE
immunization (rabbit Sheriff, the Board of Merged with one a punished according b BarbereJ.Kxkmeyer
deposit in an amount County Commissioners, - el theviolations of lefdlowing sda d*. The Board of County
basset awn the ailed their assistants and 2or Sidon$0 Ccrreaioners of Weld Furst Reading:Jenuary
and necessary coat of smpioyees,the Humane Ordinance Na.U- First Conviction Canty, Colorado, 26 1994
Imeraoniceder and nldzh of WeldPublioann. ebW az 3,
SodstCann and net laverving. baprusonment in and hay finds, 1994 in the Windsor
it sot annually by the and staff thereof,and h�ary fe moo Crary Jail for throe(Si Marines, and Beacon
tsd'IKy,sushi any person enfor shat ham the months andlor$250.00 dac res - that this
dpi aye release.. Oa provisions of th of Hybl de 8ns. Or6wnce is necessary 1 Second Reading:
after i1Nd it may be Ordinance No. OS-0- specified for de health, sally F �,14,1g94
• �Mf shall not be held menu therefore second Conviction and welfare of the Continued to-February
tt ldei1 by nas Men responsible for any _ he Weld County Imprisonment in the Weld Count', 1994
lily idaaenrzed vathin •a t or subsequent surer in law of County Jail for six (8) Cascade.10 ail days afar disease that may ow: maths and/or$500,00 -. - Publicati monarch 3,
such ass, the in connection with tlN defense oceofdinssio or fxa• WHEREAS, the 1994, in the Windsor
Immunization deposit administration of this ellaative date of this Beacon
del be refunded to the ordinance No.88.6. v oleeari in court a d Ordnance No. WS
satyr appearing in court to Third or Mote Flwl Reading:Merch 14,
dater such charge. 8 ii Imprisonment in the deem as provided by 1994
SECTION 8• rson elects to County Jail for the Weld County Home
SECTION 4. VIOLATIONS AND person court,he del Conidions iwebe(121 Rule Charter. Publication: March 17,
11DOPT IOM , PEWILTI� nrka
E harsh AND proosaleaagWw by ntsMM 1994,In the Windsor
/ +coo by 1DOD.OOfn. i THEREFORE, amen
for de tolalfene ORDAINED, by
end shell M 'a"ie rd of-may Effective: March 22,
b the praise Omsamisatoners of de 1994
Pied,in Section 6 Carty of Weld,Star d
IColorado, that
diliiiialgai 04888.s'•as
TIM THE...WTTER OF- ran ____
ipilA let ORDININS ANCE ale ep Wnaeas, r r..
NUMBERS 88-D,88-E,AND PrknetetnamiP� ?", ae
88-F,REGULATING descrhed
RUNNING AT-LARG `,.•,,,„, Y�DOGS; PROHIBI ,w/ Seto d '"4
LOUD,PERSISTENT,App rot' - ph _ �+
HABI'T'UAL NOISE lY by use etc 44�"
DOGS;PROVIDING FOR o0*OM ,� OW AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
SEIZURE; DiSPO f lNG, '-a thong,cerst, re
AND THEREOF;
DISPOS
PREVEOF; 'Miler a "rl, STATE OF COLORADO
PROVIDING FOR FNOS yhUAn of ifflal*
AND PENALTIES FOR SS
VIOLATIONS 18ella dngdavre roProlr, I.fhwocetion of the dog COUNTY OF WELD
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE motor vehicle, or epee noire b tore=
aifrm
BOARD OF COUNT? device which is elk aevadracea
COMMISSIONERS OF THE of holding a dog(s) le complaint being I, ROGER A. LIPKER, of said County of Weld, being duly
COUNT'OF WELD,STATE - b^includes,
biuch
n y sworn,say that I am publisher of
OF COLORADO: hours'-one-ta net Ited to, ttitintstss
WHEREAS,the Board of -after sunset.
on► aseoonn er any other WINDSOR BEACON
to
County Commissioners of umrteeed persons corning
the County of Weld,Stole r took'•any bovine gels'".tIltaj awMa
Colorado, pursuant w horse,mule,w, a weekly newspaper a general circulation in said
Color odic statute H and e thehaving
fowl,or makes. G b etel h an complaint
Weld County Home flute ,. to wyoomplaint County and State, published in the town of WINDSOR, in
Charter,of
vested with the 2 RUNNING AT- saws thsl
authority of ednkirerplh _ said County and State; and that the notice, of which the
affairs of Weld County, 0 Is working or
Colorado and araaaet i livestock at the annexed is a true copy, has been published in said weekly
be unlawful for the poi t -0amis t s eempMbed for / successive weeks, that the notice was
WHEREAS,w the elm itfltil6M any Wilson MOM II mile.
al JWh tail,the Board of of any dog to Saw, published in the regular and entire issue of every number of
Oeuall Commissioners of Semis Orwrw4enes ♦,Weenerer■perm*N of a thepaper during the period and time of publication, and in
Ike Celiry of weld,Sirelee}al-large of sold dy geaymemadd with a violation er
Co adopted AwliitheaccompanknM peg goon,horshatet the newspaper proper and not in a supplement, and that
Alimnceepe No.88,raged el acid owner or person ti be convicted thermal
lee mmieNillraange of*OR custody of-te d, ties two or hero the first publication of said notice was in said paper bearing
an.idee for seizure, lie County of We %Anelw Matt 1.14I ate of the
ri gaait�np, and other
saidporlbna d Weil/ rid, or der /'
thereof; and ethic ale when w wr*or■tirq add Y day of 21'1 4,4 el, A.D., 19 el J and the
for lines and of any boles onekb pmeti+ted am udMt1 A lastpublication bearing the date of the
Mm l{ rb e:mei peg aweldpelity within saiddo (at
ask I rireece�-rolled upon de a day of A.D., 19 and that
Mipslow that dine ISM to meNae Ski
s°thmade ceneh to dep(s)shllhdeenied eeltieltwiL the said WINDSOR BEACON has been published
to to eau tebe funning r-large when continuously and uninterruptedly for the period of 5
wenacting Weld er away from r the a Mete were 0 e ewet�MM��
an.Na.le wakes of its owner and control elllwr consecutive weeks, in said County and State, prior to the
DC,and Mier the wMmlm sal st his d date of first publication of said notice, and the same is a
1rhtnl�AABS on Decimetre: tir0 leer IM iReikl t e newspaper within the meaning of an Act to regulate printing
letacti, said i nty Di shall be deemed that a a wdtett er
ea Weld County is not under So fan- trine of legal notices and advertisements, approved May 18,
No.Bit-D,eadn a its owner own tM tat Ml w• 1931, and
all prior acts so far as in force.
W e■' an 8eraK toil the damson air a of Sm /
WA.tl•{,and gdC,d to the another
or *awl*ate n }a�w
nerrrdlhem,and yyof chahrnty g�a�gsadyeon wrppz�aa�gat //,' ,
Ig chasing,Moto*
. *- SID
comcggie v itsj-j\--
nig. lL.
MNEMIAS,en Aupw1 5, tar worr people,stow ed'
say lard ewe er worrying livestock se N Mr violation peals ar
Wedded*,Ordnance Ne. d in gss-act-1st.. eerie Cm this tle ISHER
lido- C Sense
a wildlife,well M- Ih eta. E
ensiledeed s e wa"orpr of the owra,lee aento �j/L,^i day of
ennuis tS etio end amarorpmpn. oat under sealer ll.e, Su red and sworn to before me this
10. and/or 12 et alai
41
WHEREAS, on March 6 SAe toldogs w ed eht M qpe��we■im ee 88-G.' Ns �/�--cr4 19 9
1990,said Board seem* a doge whib■iweseJ ayay anent action bra ,
Weld County Ordinance No. INeslodi,IowHYie I n d tIYs.Bectlon then // . �1
8&F,which abd and o- Slaving wild game In- en more than one /C(�G( /its J7t�rt.O
1ebe eaten fora licensed hotly year after the date
enacted Section 4 o1 Weld ^Q daylight hours,M ea a when warning NOTARY PUBLIC
county Ordinance No.WO ,Sing Of whitGems. Wet Molten is given
and repealed and County
sd re. or while bNy byre sear. '�
Section 5 of Weld ear any of 18aM My commission expires Ey -e-/ /99 . •
Ordinance No.88-E,rd pewits. aMelamine
tprocess a be
dog
WHEREAS,said Board now ACTION 3. LOIJt, aaiybi &car shall Mh as
darns n desirable to ea ISTENT.
Alb
Ordinance nd re-enact
-D,'.', HMRUAL NOISE
and 88-F end rwnact Mem 1 TIN noun .dog control
to road widows: a Wall be urdrgt r Idl
SECTION 1. DEFINITCfG r of any dog lost g after her of the
idler,permit or aaasWn e8gmest■nces: a
say dog to mere am MM. ne complaint whkh
As used in this Weld Camay persistent, and need dliw. iwr wastages.a,or
Ordinance No. 88-0,Me ale, including, but set hone complaints
following words have the hilted a,bukinp,a lit households
kilning meanings: and whining not Investigated
aWunr r-lerga'•e8l a th a
^0 -0r neig ohs sl ere :complainants must
premises otandof the owner ethd
e ea nth the awlpM" identify th ins eof,
not under control of the rsesenabte perNe y top cemplakwd ol.
es
owMr. m mnarte re dog she n not
me 6y aa dog she!lit , p 0mpe woSe k sidodent
b.'OwnaP - any person, aeadidered Net, eeayenb8ectbn9of this
perine any or corner**rhav%1 persistent. and habitWs!�' a esmoi W0,saes that
owning any deals),r Muni. pdees they we heard cite a W m taint Mae' been
the same in his,her Ps laming •person aiW a,that the person's
aver or is re
runt ar.dode 88.*maMt pm
east deeded br epee 88. de
ere Weld
eNaesdele r moia 1 Met el eke.
boundary of the lo
4) The owning is given as the net end
e.If It MogieWery goes of
is
der liersods etymon the INMENIMM_LMMY Y
deg'al woo&paled on Si I h
deg MOWS premises,w teem
placed tithe U.S. mall, �telNiai —
postage prepaid, and A may be dimwitted. MO
addressed to the owner of OM fMGSMyI
the dog at a address broad Prsat W wlyly!Sig `w ��•M N��/ 11. �`
upon the best information after trmh ''
availed.. � mmfundedle r4250JOao It net or a uNmManM4 lf.
5 The Web County Sherds h•
� pr more candy d�any person
m1rNnp, C
Office shell keep records ef - bns1300.00 tine edlsr.fmnnA,or 1109/ THEREFORE BE R
all n and sorb T. ADOPTa risonment in infliction d bodily the THEREFORE,
of
rewk8 eroi prima deceit TION, p�pra Weald
Sews vela wamirye IDN {, d rondo Commissioners a of
agar has not bee tend purpose Omit redo,that Ordinance
SECCTIa1 4. HUMANE Mt Me me 72 72 lag conviction.lm .NI-D,88-E end es-F'
lSOO EEfT1g ay and suheQ ten 7 d °dr ewe NIG
fieNiew Mdety of MOO M krmado prime f misdem gep Ned herein,elective
have the vein thro
se aI 1w•
MN under this peaidwRat the Weiler hod when of this
883,and N [h Mp 1 WW baby ender s IT FURTHER
.with a contrast (Per o'}Mae nng0ANJED by the Bond.A
aMM emend as wine not ct CccduEWthseol. 'arJap yi� section, subsection.
rS of Cmv* ltlpoundl e0nrk11Dle.: :" •use'
� Ina rw of thts Ordbence
pWired bap ideadny nucn hale Ea
defy, ter 1d�rsMMO N rep NN�,Alit men b tie
feurdmM :It ill not .bassi any pro thus (S) onatItutlonal, Boob
w Mwhits 72 hews as lone at 00 Bna. ¢ oreof.hall Nm$eajjj
=L EM htaN ewNded,or deg om�br con 3r" e a ' ereot lte MOM
g/E11�NIT sibldr la AI or in pa111 nm mpg team dso County CommMYeara
M,}u'.es de he im d by Sy to be unty Jail for dederos =
JaMeta seecution of a aeMer el the im Court fn.I anNorS6C0 - yp enacted thM�i
eentwaetivz
iSts
Y weSer Swim et Wild MorolmorlaBairR pbyeptlon,SMENTPE ion is rlin , = SMbnhi cl wand/or f1 tact tWie ae lg rim
eeeild hadiene,
#1S
esupfot skolMa £9kcrumllite oamwMem hew noti.. siever ma
ie dy era*w in writing0,,N Me i a and sub nela h
WOW mg part of Wall Meeehuts of suck aanel of Si es pursuant
Ceontk Horatio,ear* N boon or am IM w&den 11,pima Th abpw and
w Old'links of qty rise okied from a Euless Na 88.0, oondanys ``vms0Municipally le b1 w ether identificationMy MIN MI dtion. in InwnmobNonmillf el"' MG
d�
lid IoM en the dog. Any ;MM lave had who ' sad seconded,a
parses adopting an Mabbw Ike fallowing vote on
if
any feat a bats eerh.d dop,punwm a asses o of Mawr,A.D.,
iwmwq*toe or elks Ni Sm1bn 7,ahel/wide b the Weld and data $O
Ms et the mew o pro el sterilization She - In lieu ofle BMIII°ce convict WARD OF COUNTY
h ten of wm4 iry Milky es s M or dealt BweWIIna inter IT:WELD 6
No. M-0, dap sr
adoption Nr d M aaFM required b A7EgT:WELO OCMKTY,and such_y Me If the a y i:meatlla of el ofNPe M e Nr OOLORA County
mats is M
W�I�that o. iia.Yee
POONI hbaayh Wye lei r remento of this penonN ee�yItg Wale County Clem bth
ad lefrasdad slot the Meryelen Pesos Mel le d h maisI M Beard W. H. Wane.
Waal m4' bmow w e et e I he by Be ndelrr icon MOM {`MYwbbe en
admit
up bef Them • Y Ceee NY: Deputy Clerk kr No•
feller iron a Marled act to amMra SesmDeis K.Hal,Pro-Tem
frewases NM hew Ma Markarian stalk* Mt
-Ye (Meese the aterbation a net snare ed Mead! TION 12. CO APPROVED AS TO FORM:
M'a aO pum o mwendsd In the obi i Wm CONTROL
• pefWorlb.d s to Ono - Georg.E.Burner
well deo Nrosek,priralo SECTION 8. NON- !teed Sheriff,Unden County AbomeyConstance
ease h*dty lar tarry cement as p my deputy sheriff,.. L Mabee -
The Wed Covell SMM,M- odotiaSuch•
Wym agar,or pent or iatbea J.Ybkmeyer
�-•CCTION S. CHARGES Board d Comfy them of WaldCM. the Humane
FINI SPMEOMEM !Caeeaaissaiorera,elg�at eeeir parson of the Ender�mract with Ding:January 26,
Wien pay'as hot been terte (Scaly MleeM tad c YBumy, shall havo Peblieation:Febru Be 3,
,BB a PM avpeApdsd Curer andel*tAIMM for lath nerdy to enforce 1104,Inds Wmesa Reston
MleamYWm poser y n.of Mk
I e Mod OMnaeck rains°re ie at s's Mewls..*•. N8. ing and w54 M�rid Reading:February
natke el eie rt rains
shell nit= i8apamen6 the A .,a of ended,.1 1i 1994
tddbe ie,8 yea1PeempIable fa , wry#e insurer �•S•erect oun, 01�eaa4 hued To:Febmery 29.
how,WO My tlwmtpon e��ttWMbaequest dime Mat ■ Meet to the pnsibe o county gbYetlen:Math 3,1994,
maw son et such ft administration in
come this1 ow1edgin Wrtr°i empn'
w(Pea Mimed of anOf, TreeblhMadar Mason
lee and
Orwfwna Na 883. which wwhnlwr a county'
aid p Mlnrol officio has F Mading:March 14.
amMneY mob incurred on SECTION 9. WOLATON rem
Under the id a'r cit. y y
me�xo of wr�. No owner AND PENALTIES _ aFlile$section
y possession of Mmm, lay issue a orern
I Such dog until he or she has Any violation of BIM 2.. emery and NOUN
made payment of the cwt of Section 3,or Sadie yEMI FM Mean$25.00 Me violator, stating
ti Bet MASBSl.1lM
Impoundment fee and Ordinance N.Mikaltd id, nature of ablationveterinary costa. The hoeing bodiylot*ow en dONeme$50.00
impoundment fee shall be person,stall to a kmiI p wms b
based upon the actual and 'petty offense,as defined by Thad Oformm$200.00 *Motnecessary costs of Section 18-1.107,C.R.S. SECTION 19. SAFETY
impoundment and shall be Upon convkjon of a vbktbn Four or More Offenses CLAUSE
getImpounding
on fnal bests by the of Section 2,Section 3,or Penaltyameetmem shat net acility. Section 7 of this Ordinance apply aad'ih violator shall The Board of County
In addition to the basic 88-G,and not
involving be prosecuted under 1M Commissioners of Weld
W injury any worsen, ardor rod OrdMenti County,Colorado,bomb
impoundment fees and the offender shall be pnd/or 7'
fIlleallaSidnalT alraA ilia; Swann
doe collie. CI alb Appear.
bbemMmdwa mliwild
het e. tleesettw elan First Cowie.*aalMe
iima evaksipn(rabes)
deal.hi an am*based
WHEl1EAS,°•,,AI Ul h. 'Livestock' - any
!IN THE MATTER OF laglialalla
5, ifS, sa Staid bovine animal, hone
REPEALING AND RE- adc sd Weld CauMy weft am,swsp,.flit+
ENACTING Ordinance No.as-E, fowl,or swipe,
ORDINANCE Mild(%Paled and NI- F`rs+ Re0.A I rq
NUMBERS 88-D,OPE, enacted Section 5 of SECTION 2,
AND88-F, ,Ordinance No. 88-D, RUNNINGAT-LARGE
REGULATING THE land AFFIDAVIT OFPUBIJCATION
RUNNING AT-LARGE It shall be unlawful for
OF DOGS; WHEREAS, on March the owner in ay STATE OF COLORADO
PROHIBITING LOUD, 6, 1990, said Board person having custody
PERSISTENT, AND adopted Weld County of any dog to allow, SS
HABITUAL NOISE BY Ordinance No. 88-F, suffer, permit, or COUNTY OF WELD
DOGS; PROVIDING which repealed and re- sanction the runnings*
FOR SEIZURE, enacted Section 4 of tlaargeul f said dog I, ROGER A. LIPKER, of said County of Weld, being duly
IMPOUNDING, AND Weld County Ordfantaa sworn,say that I am publisher of
OTHER DISPOSITION No.88-D and repo- n sacompenimen d salt
THEREOF; AND and re-enacted SHOW Iffier or perm
ving
PROVIDING FOR 5 of Weld Cathy Icustody of the dog - WINDSOR BEACON
FINES AND Ordinance No. ME, within the County of
PENALTIES FOR and Weld, except said a weekly newspaper having a general circulation in said
VIOLATIONS portions of said Canty
WHEREAS,said Borg wrath are rattan to city County and State, published in the town of WINDSOR, in
BE IT ORDAINED BY now deems N ds*Yabis limits of any said County and State; and that the notice, of which the
THE BOARD OF to Nos. peal l Ordinates
set Inc o r p o c a t e d annexed is a true copy, has been published in said weekly
COUNTY munidpality within add for / successive weeks, that the notice was
COMMISSIONERS OF 88-F and reenact time Caunty.
THE COUNTY OF to read as follows: published in the regular and entire issue of every number of
WELD,. STATE OF a. A dogs} *hail bet the paper during the period and time of publication, and in
COLORADO: SECTION 1• deemed to be mining the newspaper proper and not in a supplement, and that
DEFINITIONS eh-large when off or
the first publication of said notice was in said paper bearing
WHEREAS, the Board away from the peace*
of County Commis-I As used in this Weld of Its owner and not the pate of the 7.1
storm of the County d County Ordinance No. under the c.Mrol et (5a day of y-...(14,/,60.•4..y A.D., 19`/y and the
Weld, State of 8e-G, the following sucowner. last publication bearing the date of the
Colorado,pursuant to words have the
Colorado statute and following meanings: _day of A.D., 19_ and that
b. It shall be deemed
the Weld County Hone that a dog(s) Is not the said WINDSOR BEACON has been published
Rule Charley,is vested a. 'Running at-large'- under the control elb continuously and uninterruptedly for the period of 5
with the authority of of the Premises d the
administering the* ake owner and not under Hats daammage teofconsecutive weeks, in said County and State, prior t tha
of Weld County, cet*olddMowrrt. to the person a date of first publication of said notice, and the same is a
Colorado,and properly of another or newspaper within the meaning of an Act to regulate printing
b. "Owner' • any by harassing 11Yahlg of legal notices and advertisements, approved May 18,
WHEREAS,on the 13th I porson.PIMPS or or attacking people, 1931, and all prior acts so far as in force.
day of July, 1981,the corporation owning rty livestock(or wanting
Board of County i or h her the livestock as dead Is
a _
Commissionersmof the same in his, her a M p5-43-126,
C.R.S.)the '
County Weld, State care, custody, or wildlife, except In
of Colorado, adopted control;.or who shah defense of the owner, j4-A- ISHER
Ordinance No. 88, cause, encourage, or his family,a property.
regulating the running suffer the same to I/6(
at-large of dogs; remain on their o. Control as and sworn to before me this 7 day of
providing for seizure, premises for a period of shall not apply to tags '7.cCC.1At.LL" 19
impounding, and alter three days a mw*. while actually working 9
disposition thereof;and livestock, locating or .P 1-2)2tvsc,,,o
providing for fines and I c. "Premises" - real, retrieving wilt pine in
penalties for violations, property owned,mined: 'season for a PoetisedNOTARY PUBLIC
and leased, used, kept,or 'hunter during daylight
i -occupied by a person
orpersons, a hours, a asWYses,a My commission expires D- >9 1 WHEREAS, since that enlacement dgwre,or '
.time said Board has 'partnership, a while being walasd for
made certain corporation, or any of thesepursub.
amendments tosaid I governmental unit
Ordinance by enacting howsoever described. SECTION 3. LOUD,
Weld County Ordinance PERSISTENT, AND
Nos.88-A, 88-B, and d. 'Control"-physical HABITUAL 1100E
88-C,and restraint by use of a
I leash or a containing a. It shall be unlawful
WHEREAS, on I 'device. for the owner of any
December 16, 1985, I dog to allow, suffer,
said Board adopted I e. "Leash' - a thong,
Weld County Ordinance cord, rope, skin, or permit,mks any sold
No. 88.0, which I similar device Wet is peg tt mob '
repealed Ordinance capable of holding a noise, �and aIng,Shinn
ot
Nee. N,al-A, M-B; doors within. limited to; barking,
and gar-C, and re- f.tanakdrtg daub'- howling, yelpMg, and
enacted them,and a pen, cage, motor whining so M to disturb
vehicle, or similar the peace end quiet d
device which is capable Ms new ate
of holding a dolts) bbr,,.MS Om aisa►
Winn
g. "Daylight bone- d say reasonable.
person of ordinary
one-half hour before
sunrise until one-hall sarrElMsa.
hour after sunset.
e:
b. Provocation of the I accompaniment of shall net be required to
dog whose noise Is owner or any other plead m any
complained of is an person having control devicepleader prove rs at
affirmative defense to of the dog within any and Odle the Maier trial. Sentencing
any complaint being part d Wald County, U been"thin ' For eenteads g hsId P de pies of trial.concerning convictions
brought hereunder. Colorado,except within doh has the city limits of any Iasaaaized within to as this Mdln SW be as for second and
ior stand
lama subsequent offenses
SECTION 4. HUMANE incorporated Yta dNs MK fait and subsegeont.
SOCIETY municipality in said release, -the offenses, prima facia shell be a matter to be
County. Istaranizatlon deposit proof of a doorways First Offense:525.00 determined by the
The Humane Society of
e110Mbe refunded tothe previous convictions :
CourtCourtfollowing
Weld County shall have- II any animal is found rile owner. Steil ktoreassy'eb 00 ed 8 Offense conviction.
the reeponsbility,under running at-large or cif wheel*releffildedi
thiSECTION 12.
a, Ordinance No.s8- the premises es of the S✓ TION 7. aSarrey M re TNM80enee:5200 00 COUNTY DOG
G, and in accordance owner or keeper in A OPTION . Ca1N1 IIte NNI CONTROL OFFICERS
with a contract which violation of this STIMIILIZATION,MO nehen all dates d I Fe1a er Mae Offenses:
shall be entered into Ordnance No.Safi,or iIANIZATKKJ IMO ttreh4ees MwMy mast The Sheriff,
between the Board of when any such animal 0envictlons. TM ekes ant apply and the Undersheriff, any
County Commissioners is fogpremises,ed back to the Any dog that has net
and the . Humane it maybe 6�redeemed within prosecuting attorney vielelr shall be deputy sheriff, any
society,for impounding taken up and 78�tuurs item the tine sled not be required% p resseuted under the officer, or agent or
dogs found to be impounded and/or the N la impoundment Plead or prove any ,preMlMns of Sections employee of the
owner or keeper d Ni, *that once be Put le- peycus convictions ei t, a.and/or 7 of this Humane Society of
running al-large'— IN" adoption in trial. Sentencing Ordnance No. 88-G. Weld County, if such
animal may be fa d ss min conviSene yet le issuance d s
SECTION 5. Provided hereafter. allardance with the Society is under
NIPOUNO T Those persons who mite Procedure al the far second and Swains lo Appear. contract with Weld
a dog who dose not have the authority to dheotor of the subsequent afferent County,shall have the
claim or redeem said enforce the provisions IrMundMg seem* shall be a matter lit be SECTION 11. BODILY abaft to enforce the
dog*thin the T2-hour of this Ordinance No. Asp seer ass year determined by his INJURY provisions of Hole
Bs-6 may pursue any CatM foliowtep Ordinance No. eS-G
impounding period shat ITION.S. NON- °0 ice' t shell be unlawful for and within the meaning
toned a right,tide,and at-large dog across I I, the sinner or any of $30-15-109(3),
interest in said dog. Mese fN°ym w - SECTION 10. panne having custody C.R.S., as amended,
Any dog which hes not aebtrY fa freeness. PENALTY- of awy dog to allow, shall be considered
been redeemed within The Weld CemdF ASSESSMENT AND aster, permit, or county dog control
72 hours as herein SECTION 6. tariff, the Board M SCHEDULE sonde m the infliction of caws.
provided, or any dog CHARGES FOR 0 my Comm .,_,,_d berm injury upon any
which is ill or in pain IMPOUNDMENT 1M11r assdatants sari, •
Notwithstanding the pima by said dog Wherever a county dog
from injury as ths sevaions of Sections while said dog is control officer has
determined by the When any dog has e5' hereof, any pecanmassed. at-large as personal knowledge of
director of the been picked up or Ce . y cad IOW charged with one it defied by Sections I any violation ol this
impounding facility, apprehended for Sfleaf,ad my pees eared the violatiohad anew 2 of this Ordinance No.MG,he
may at once be impoundment pursuant Wt'-w On Porn.. Stern a 2,Section 3, Ordinance No. 88-G. s Boca a WNan or
humanely euthanized to the terms of this t, i is Oasis hie. Seddon 7 of this Any violation of this summons and
under the direction of Ordinance, notice of ape shell net be het
OMaanee No. 88-6, fea0an 11 shall be •a complaint to the
the director of the such impoundment] responsible for say any ad involving badly ;chess ld misdemeanor violator, stating the
impounding facilty and shall be given to the• Se or subsea* hair,to any person, g alined by Section nave of the vicishon
removed and buried or owner, if known, who digdase that may ewe dull have the option d 1►1.1016,C.R.S. Upon with sufficient
cremated. However.no may thereupon recover tteennecllon with fee paying the below aend4ion of a violation particularity to give
dog shall be put up for possession of such dog adanistration of M le aimed led penally el Ike Section 11,the notice of said charge to
adoption or euthanlzed upon payment of an 61isanoe No.884. . assessments thereon -e_____ shall be the violator,
until the owner has impoundment fee and • to the Weld County psis*axons In -
been notified either any actual and 'DICTION 9: Treasurer in lieu of Its hartee Saha- SECTION 19. SAFETY
orally or in writing,t the necessary veterinary MKATIONS AND barer proceedings or I CLAUSE
owner whereabouts of such costs incurred on bear il LTIES defense of suds Fled Conviction :
owner is known or can of the dog. No owner - dfSOdns in court,ad tenetieament a the The Board of County
be ascertained from a maY recover. Asrriolatbn of Seta ppe
aardng in court to Oita Jail for Woe(a) Commissioners of Weld
license tag or other Possession of such dog', 2.Mldbn 3,of SabaMe doss such charge. I mdr/w and/or$250.00 County, Colorado,
identification found on until he or she has'I T#fhb Ordnance ce via eu*person ekes fo 9fre hereby finds,
•the dog. Any person made payment of the d id r ,and ad availi ha ng appear in court, determines, and
adopting an unclaimed cost of impoundment! Wily injury to,say be proceeded Sseand Conviction: declares that this
er
dog, pursuant to this tee and. veterinary' lecn, shall be y sh
a. helmet as otherwise Ingitesonment In the Ordinance is necessary
Section 7,that provide costs. TM Cie II petty obsess, posed by law fa the Caedy Jail for six(6) for the health,safely.
proof of sterilization to impoundment fee shall an defined by Salon visions charged and anew and/or$500.00 and welfare of the
the impounding facility be based upon the /05-007,C.R.S. (Mara As be subject*the 6e. • citizens of Weld
within 30 days of actual and necessary Sion of a viol. penalties pre„dad a County,Colorado.
adoption for aduk dogs costs of impoundment at Sedlon 2,Sedan a, tie tIon a t of if 'Third or Mora:
or at nine months of and shall be set on an a l action 7 of.this convicted o. such lmdrfsonment in the WHEREAS, the
age, if the dog is annual basis by the Oeweance 88-G,!Sad dtdn.e In the event a cony Jail for effective date of this
adopted before time
iepasudng facyry. 110 involving ersa.belie paeanelWak phi'the Ordinance No. 88-G
age. .The time WON to any . CeaNgions:twelve(12) I shall be as provided by
requirements of this In addition to the Mss illdaffender shall be aasseessment penalty metes and/or the Weld county Home
shalzatlen requirement impounecessary
t fees and tp edw'ahgg scliedgp In p4rtlhed herein,dud $IJ100.00 fine. - Rule Charter.
shall be suspended necessary veterinary schegM: payment shall
upon receipt by the ousts,any impounded eoaMltute an Fes rj. - sentencing NOW, THEREFORE,
impounding np fad9y a dog shall not be Conviction:SI9 Filet Coon: ,do acknowledgment of pvpeses concerning BE IT ORDAINED, by
letter from a licensed released until such be - M by aunt person d eseAplohe for second the Board of County
sterilization
art !animal has been duly • the offense charged and ' subsequent Commissioners of the
re nnende k .,not ponvaccinated for rabies. Second Conviction: and ahall be deemed a Wiasees pursuant to County of Weld, State
rsccmmeexe Upon receipt of an 580.00 fine complete satisfaction this Section 11, prima of Colorado, that
immunization (rabies) - .fadsproof of a
llpca the eeeculbrtd a deposit, in an amount Third Conviction: for such violation and Ordinance Nos. 88-D,
contract between Weld P upon accepting the defendant's previous 88-E, and 88-F are
County and the based upon the actual 5250.00tires
convictions shall be hereby id and
prescribed penalty reeda
Humane Society of and necessary wars of assessment,the Weld established when the re-enacted as
immunization and Fourth or
Weld Canty,t shell be �,•
{7atMP Ten9wr sag PwsltM eyrn.y I i Ordbense IWO, as
the day a the Human which M apeman enaeh by fl edebiesr:Sits/a Mdse a resell be the atYsIL *Me Cdsst tie I awed bees,SAW
socksy of the hdegm facility. NM steels NS altar an wseMq and ! Mead 1994.
to impound any and al such dog may be Iarrteoaarea M IMperms Modredton. en.nay pawn*
dogs found running at- I remay l be in"der immu ft GS"jal fier nil Mae nized. then ninety(W)days. pity aeseoaMnt eoaMelfens. The
large withoutpmp fa,be ream-reampree WSneu1M9 attorney
BE IT FURTHER irrespective el the fact COLORADO PrdlllaMon:Fly 3
ORDAINED by We that any one ea mete UMW
Board,M any eaaMak endless, subsections, W.H. Webster,
subsection,paragraph, paragrephs,sentences, Chairman Second Reading:
sentence, clause, or clauses, or phrases Dale K.Hall,Pro-Tem February 14,1994
phrase of this might be declared to.be George E,Baxter Publication: February
Ordinance Is for any unconstitutional or Constance L.Herbed 17,1994
mason held or decided invalid. Barbara J.Kirkmeyer
to be unconstitutional Final Reading:
such decision shall not The above and ATTEST:Weld County Febnery 28,1994
affect the validity of the foregoing Ordinance Clerk to the Board Public:40ton: March 3,
remaining portions Number 88.0 was, on 1804
hereof. The Board of motion duly made and BY:Deputy Clerk to the
County Commissioners seconded, adopted by Board ,Effective: March 8
hereby declares that it the following vote on 994
would have enacted the 28th day of APPROVED AS TO
this Ordinance in each February A.D...NW (9RM; County Published In the
and every section, - • C
Torrey Winds."Deacon an.
subsection,paragraph, BOARD
sentence, clause,ami COMW$ WWI ars*ay �s,ilk
phrase thereat. WELD OOdMT%, till,S
Hello