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the Animal Bylaw
(being Bylaw No. 11/2013 of the City of St. Albert, as amended by Bylaw No. 18/2015,
36/2018, 5/2019, 11/2013 and 29/2022 consolidated and printed under the authority of the
Chief Administrative Officer of the City of St. Albert)
This is certified to be a true copy of consolidated
Bylaw No. 11/2013 of the City of St. Albert.
_______________________________________
David S. Leflar
Director of Legal and Legislative Services
Chief Legislative Officer
BYLAW 11/2013 (Page 2)
ANIMAL BYLAW REGISTER
ORIGINAL
BYLAW
11/2013
(Repeals
38/78)
April 15/13
April 15/13
April 15/13
AMEND
#1
18/2015
March 16/15
March 16/15
March 16/15
March 18,
2015
2
36/2018
January 7/19
January 7/19
January 7/19
January 7/19
3
5/2019
January 21/19
January 21/19 January 21/19 January 24/19
4
29/2022
Sept. 19, 2022
October 17,
2022
October 17,
2022
October 23,
2022
BYLAW 11/2013 (Page 3)
The text in parentheses in various locations throughout this document identifies the corresponding
amending bylaw which authorized the change. For example, BL 5/2019 refers to Bylaw No. 5/2019.
CITY OF ST. ALBERT
BYLAW 11/2013
Being a Bylaw to regulate animals within the City of St. Albert
____________________
WHEREAS
i. pursuant to section 7(a) of the Municipal Government Act, a council may pass
bylaws for municipal purposes respecting the safety, health and welfare of
people and the protection of people and property;
ii. pursuant to section 7(h) of the Municipal Government Act, a council may pass
bylaws for municipal purposes respecting wild and domestic animals and
activities in relation to them;
iii. pursuant to section 7(i) of the Municipal Government Act, a council may pass
bylaws for municipal purposes respecting the enforcement of bylaws made
under the Municipal Government Act or any other enactment including any or all
of the matters listed therein; and
iv. pursuant to section 8 of the Municipal Government Act, a council may by bylaw
regulate, prohibit or provide for a system of licences, permits or approval
including any or all of the matters listed therein.
NOW THEREFORE the Municipal Council of the City of St. Albert hereby ENACTS AS
FOLLOWS:
PART 1
DEFINITIONS
1.
This Bylaw may be referred to as "The Animal Bylaw".
2.
In this Bylaw
(a)
"Bylaw" means a City bylaw, and includes any amendments thereto;
(b)
"Business Licence" means a business licence pursuant to the City of St.
Albert Business Licence Bylaw 43/2000 and includes any amendments
thereto or replacements thereof;
(c)
"Bylaw Enforcement Officer" means an individual appointed as such in
accordance with Bylaw 21/2003, the "Bylaw Enforcement Officer Bylaw",
and includes any amendments thereto or replacements thereof;
BYLAW 11/2013 (Page 4)
(c.1) "Chief Administrative Officer" or "CAO" means the individual appointed by
Council to the position of Chief Administrative Officer under section 205
of the Municipal Government Act and pursuant to the Chief Administrative
Officer Bylaw; (BL 5/2019)
(d)
"City" means the City of St. Albert, a municipal corporation of the
Province of Alberta, and includes, where the context so requires, the area
contained within the boundaries of the City of St. Albert;
(e)
DELETED (BL 5/2019)
(f)
"Council" means the City's municipal council;
(g)
"Court" means the Provincial Court of Alberta;
(h)
"Development Permit" means a Development Permit pursuant to the City
of St. Albert "Land Use Bylaw 9/2005 and includes any amendments
thereto or replacements thereof;
(i)
"Dog" means a domesticated dog;
(j)
"Early Payment" means a payment made within 7 days of the offence
date recorded on a Municipal Violation Tag;
(j.1)
"Enclosed Outdoor Skating Rink" means an area located on City property
that has been primarily designed for the use of ice skating that has been
enclosed by a wooden border. (BL 18/2015)
(k)
DELETED (BL 5/2019)
(l)
"Land Use Bylaw" means Bylaw 9/2005 and includes any amendments
thereto or replacements thereof;
(m)
"Municipal Violation Tag" means a City-issued notice that alleges an
offence and provides a person with the opportunity to pay an amount to
the City in lieu of prosecution for the offence;
(n)
"Organized Sporting Activity" means an organized sporting or
recreational activity that has been scheduled and authorized by the City
to proceed at a particular time and date in a particular park location;
(o)
"Owner" means a person who:
i.
owns an animal;
ii.
has possession and/or charge or responsibility over an animal; or
iii.
has actual or apparent possession or control over a property where
an animal is normally kept;
BYLAW 11/2013 (Page 5)
(p)
"Neighbourhood" means those residential areas known as: Akinsdale,
Braeside, Deer Ridge, Downtown, Erin Ridge, Forest Lawn, Grandin,
Heritage Lakes, Inglewood, Kingswood, Lacombe Park, Mission, North
Ridge, Oakmont, Pineview, Sturgeon, Woodlands, Riverside and any
new neighbourhoods as defined in the Municipal Development Plan.
(q)
"Paved Trail" means a developed asphalt or concrete public use trail and
includes 1 metre on either side of the improved surface;
(r)
"Peace Officer" means a Person employed for the purposes of preserving
and maintaining the public peace, and includes
(i)
a provincially-appointed Community Peace Officer for the City of
St. Albert;
(i)
a Bylaw Enforcement Officer authorized to enforce this Bylaw in
accordance with his or her appointment; and
(ii)
a regular member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
(s)
"Peace Officer Program Supervisor" means the person appointed into this
position under the authority of the CAO or who is responsible for Animal
Control operations and includes anyone acting or delegated all or partial
responsibilities of this position;
(BL 5/2019)
(t)
"Person" includes any individual, corporation, society, association,
partnership or firm;
(u)
"Schedule" means a schedule attached to and forming part of this Bylaw;
(v)
"Section" means a section of this Bylaw;
(w)
"Subsection" means a subsection of this Bylaw;
(x)
"Tot Lot", means a small park space within a neighbourhood that has
been designed primarily for use by toddlers and young children;
(y)
"Unclaimed animal" means an animal that has been impounded, seized
or otherwise come into the possession of the City and:
(i) in the case of a known licenced dog, has not been picked up and
claimed by the proven owner after seventy two hours (72 hrs) of
being deemed releasable;
(ii) in the case of any other animal, has not been picked up and
claimed by the proven owner after forty eight hours (48 hrs) of
being deemed releasable;
BYLAW 11/2013 (Page 6)
(z)
"Violation Ticket" means a violation ticket issued in accordance with the
Provincial Offences Procedure Act R.S.A. 2000, c.P-34, as amended.
PART 2
LICENCING OF DOGS
Requirement for Licence
3.
(1)
No person shall own or keep any dog that is six (6) months of age or
older unless such dog is properly licensed as provided in this Bylaw.
(2)
A holder of a dog license must be eighteen (18) years of age.
(3)
Notwithstanding subsection (1), a person will have fifteen (15) calendar
days to obtain a dog licence after
i.
becoming the owner of a dog; or
ii.
being a dog owner and taking up residency within the City.
(4)
Subsection (1) shall not apply to dog owners temporarily in the City for a
period not exceeding fourteen (14) days.
Licence Application and Information
4.
Before the issue or renewal of a license pursuant to this part the owner of a dog
must submit:
(a)
the appropriate license fee and any applicable late fee prescribed in
schedule A;
(b)
proof, if applicable, in a form acceptable to the CAO, that the dog is: (BL
5/2019)
(i)
spayed or neutered,
(ii)
a service or guide dog, or a service or guide dog in-training; or
(iii)
a fostered dog;
(c)
any other additional information required by the City including but not
limited to:
(i)
a full description of the dog, including breed, name, gender, age
and color(s);
BYLAW 11/2013 (Page 7)
(ii)
the name, address and telephone number of the owner;
(iii)
where the owner is a corporate body, the name address and
telephone number of the natural person responsible for the dog; or
(iv)
if the dog has been previously determined to be a Dangerous Dog
under the Dangerous Dog Act R.S.A 2000 c D-3, or similar
legislation from another Municipality, Province, or Country,
5.
A dog owner that has obtained a current licence for a dog in accordance with
this Bylaw shall within fifteen (15) days notify the City of any change in address,
contact or other information provided or requested on the application.
6.
No person shall give false information when applying for a license pursuant to
this Bylaw.
Licence Term
7.
Unless otherwise specified in this Bylaw the term of a dog licence is from the
date of issuance to January 31 of the following calendar year.
License Transfers
8.
Dog licences issued under this Bylaw shall not be transferable from one dog to
another.
9.
Dog licences issued under this Bylaw are eligible to be transferred from one dog
owner to another dog owner provided that the new dog owner submits to the
City the applicable required information outlined in section 4 of the Bylaw within
fifteen (15) days of becoming the new owner.
Issue/Replacement of Dog Tag
10.
(1)
Upon payment of the appropriate fee and any applicable late fee as well
as the provision of the required information outlined in section 4, a dog
owner shall be provided with a dog license tag.
(2)
Notwithstanding subsection (1), the City shall provide a replacement
license tag to the dog owner under the following circumstances only:
(i)
at no charge, upon request from the dog owner at the time of
annual licence renewal; or
(ii)
upon payment of the fee specified in Schedule A, at any time.
(3)
The Owner of a dog shall, at all times when it is off the property of the
Owner, ensure it displays the licence tag issued by the City.
BYLAW 11/2013 (Page 8)
No Rebate
11.
No person shall be entitled to a licence rebate under this Bylaw.
PART 3
RESPONSIBILITIES OF OWNERS
Excessive Barking
12.
(1)
The owner of a dog shall ensure that it does not bark, howl, or otherwise
make or cause a noise in an excessive manner to the extent that the
noise annoys or disturbs any person.
(2)
Whether any noise is excessive to the extent that it justifiably annoys or
disturbs a person, is a question of fact to be determined by a court
hearing a prosecution pursuant to this section.
On leash / Off leash
13.
(1)
The owner of a dog shall at all times, when the dog is off the property of
the owner or off the property where the dog has right of occupation, have
the dog:
(a)
under complete control; and
(b)
held on a leash not exceeding two (2) metres in length.
(2)
Notwithstanding subsection (1), a dog is not required to be on a leash in
an area which has been designated as an "off-leash" area pursuant to
section 27 of this Bylaw, except when; (BL 18/2015)
(a)
the dog is on or within one (1) metre of a paved trail within the
designed off-leash area; or
(b)
an organized sporting activity is taking place within a designated
off-leash area.
(3)
In an "off-leash" area, the owner of the dog shall:
(a)
ensure that the dog is under complete control; and
(b)
carry with them and produce on demand by a peace officer, a
leash for the dog not exceeding two (2) meters in length.
(4)
A peace officer may:
(a)
order that a dog be put on a leash; and
BYLAW 11/2013 (Page 9)
(b)
order that a dog be removed from an off-leash area.
(5)
Whether a dog is under complete control is a question of fact to be
determined by a court hearing a prosecution pursuant to this section of
the Bylaw, having taken into consideration any or all of the following:
(a)
whether the dog is at such a distance from the dog handler so as
to be incapable of responding to voice, sound or sight commands;
(b)
whether the dog has responded to voice, sound or sight
commands from the owner;
(c)
whether the dog has bitten, attacked or done any act that injures a
person or other animal;
(d)
whether the dog chased or otherwise threatened a person;
(e)
whether the dog caused damage to property.
Dog Prohibited Areas
14.
The owner of a dog shall ensure that their dog does not
(a)
enter or remain in or on any playground structures or apparatus areas,
(b)
enter or remain in any area of sand or other like material surrounding
playground structures, or
(c)
be within 2 metres of any playground structures or apparatus area.
Dog Attacks / Bites
15.
(1)
The owner of a dog shall ensure that their dog does not:
(a)
damage property;
(b)
chase, attack or bite any person or animal; or
(c)
chase, attack or bite any person or animal, causing physical
injury.
(2)
This section does not apply if, in a peace officer's opinion, the chase,
attack, bite or damage is a direct result of a dog being provoked.
BYLAW 11/2013 (Page 10)
Removal of Defecation
16.
(1)
If a dog defecates on any public or private property other than the
owner's property, the owner shall remove the defecation immediately.
(2)
The owner of a dog shall:
carry and produce on demand from a peace officer, a plastic bag or in the
opinion of a peace officer other suitable means of removing dog
defecation at all times when the dog:
(i)
is in the custody of the owner, and
(ii)
off the property of the owner.
PART 4
DANGEROUS DOGS
Determination of Dangerous Dog
17.
(1)
If a Peace Officer believes on reasonable and probable grounds that a
dog has:
(a)
damaged property;
(b)
chased, attacked or bitten any person or animal;
(c)
chased, attacked or bitten any person or animal causing physical
injury
(d)
threatened or created the reasonable apprehension of a threat to a
person or other animal; or
(e)
been previously determined to be a Dangerous Dog under the
Dangerous Dog Act R.S.A 2000 c D-3, or similar legislation from
another Municipality, Province, or Country,
the Peace Officer may seize and impound the dog and recommend to the
Peace Officer Program Supervisor that the dog be declared Dangerous.
(2)
Upon receipt of a recommendation from a Peace Officer, the Peace
Officer Program Supervisor may declare the dog to be dangerous and
impose conditions on the dog owner that may include any one or more of
the following:
(a)
requiring that the dog be muzzled when off the property of the
owner;
BYLAW 11/2013 (Page 11)
(b)
requiring that the dog be on a leash and held by a person eighteen
(18) years of age or older when off the property of the owner;
(c)
requiring the owner of the dog to obtain, maintain and produce
liability insurance satisfactory to the Peace Officer Program
Supervisor, specifically covering any damages for personal injury
and property caused by the dangerous dog in an amount not less
than two million dollars ($2,000,000) per occurrence;
(d)
requiring that a dog owner microchip or tattoo the dog and produce
details and the dog for inspection and verification, so as to
positively identify the dog;
(e)
requiring the dog owner to house the dog in a secure, locked area
that prevents the dog from getting out or unauthorized people from
getting in;
(f)
requiring the dog owner to ensure that the dog does not damage
property, chase, attack or bite a person or other animal;
(g)
prohibited the dog from being in an off-leash area; or
(h)
any other condition deemed appropriate by the Peace Officer
Program Supervisor.
(3)
If the Peace Officer Program Supervisor has declared a dog to be
Dangerous, written notification of the declaration and any conditions
imposed shall be provided to the dog's owner.
(4)
A person who receives a Dangerous Dog Notice may appeal the
declaration or imposing conditions by giving written notice of the appeal
and the reasons therefore to the CAO within ten (10) days of receiving
the declaration. (BL 5/2019)
(5)
During the appeal period and until final disposition has been given, the
dog owner shall ensure that the dog subject to the declaration, is muzzled
at all times when off the property of the owner.
(6)
Upon receipt of an appeal pursuant to subsection (4), the CAO shall
coordinate a hearing to allow for the dog owner to give evidence and
justification for overturning the dangerous dog declaration. (BL 5/2019)
(7)
The CAO will review and hear both the evidence and information
provided by the dog owner as well as evidence and information provided
by the Peace Officer Program Supervisor including any witnesses that
are deemed to have any relevant evidence or information about the dogs
behavior. (BL 5/2019)
BYLAW 11/2013 (Page 12)
(8)
At the end of the hearing the CAO can remove, uphold, or alter the
original dangerous dog declaration. The decision of the CAO is final and
the dog owner shall be notified of the decision in writing.
(BL 5/2019)
18.
The owner of a dog declared dangerous pursuant to this Bylaw shall obey and
abide by all the conditions imposed pursuant to section 17 of this Bylaw.
PART 5
OTHER REGULATIONS
Limit on Dogs
19.
(1)
No person shall keep or harbor more than three (3) dogs on any
premises with a Municipal address in the City.
(2)
This section does not apply:
(a)
to dogs under the age of six (6) months;
(b)
if a person has a valid business license and development permit to
operate a kennel facility, veterinarian clinic or hospital, animal
breeding establishment, pet store, temporary dog show, humane
society or other similar approved business activity.
Prohibited Animals
20.
No person shall keep or harbor any animal defined as "livestock" in the Land
Use Bylaw unless the person holds a development permit that authorizes such
activities, provided however that a person who holds a valid and subsisting Hen
Licence issued under the Hen Bylaw is permitted to keep hens in accordance
with the conditions of the Hen Licence and the provisions of the Hen Bylaw."
(BL 36/2018)
Communicable Diseases
21.
(1)
An owner of a dog suspected of having rabies shall:
(a) immediately report the matter to the appropriate Provincial Health
Authority or the City;
(b) confine or isolate the dog, in such a manner as prescribed so as to
prevent further spread of the disease; and
(c) keep the dog confined indefinitely subject to the final disposition of the
Provincial Health Authority or the City.
BYLAW 11/2013 (Page 13)
PART 6
ANIMAL CONTROL OPERATIONS
Seizure
22.
(1)
A peace officer may capture and impound any dog:
(a) that is on public property or other property to which the dog owner
does not have right of occupation where the dog is:
(i) running loose or free,
(ii) not on a leash, or
(iii) on a leash and not in apparent control by the owner;
(b) in order to determine if a dog is dangerous pursuant to section 17; or
(c) if a peace officer has reasonable suspicion that the dog has rabies.
23.
A person who takes control of any stray or loose dog shall:
(a)
forthwith notify the City;
(b)
provide any required and relevant information; and
(c)
surrender the animal to the City, if directed to do so.
Obstruction and Interference
24.
(1)
No person shall:
(a)
interfere with or attempt to obstruct a peace officer who is
attempting to capture or who has captured an animal that is
subject to impoundment or seizure pursuant to this bylaw;
(b)
open the vehicle or enclosure in which an animal is being held
pursuant to an impoundment or seizure;
(c)
remove, or attempt to remove any animal from the possession of a
peace officer; or
(d)
untie, loosen, or otherwise free an animal that has been tied or
otherwise held by a Peace Officer.
BYLAW 11/2013 (Page 14)
Reclaiming
25.
(1)
The proven owner of any impounded or seized animal may reclaim the
animal by:
(a)
paying to the City the appropriate fees as set out in Schedule A of
this Bylaw; and
(b)
where a licence is required under this Bylaw, obtaining the licence
for such animal.
(2)
Notwithstanding subsection (1), if an dog was seized pursuant to section
17, a peace officer may refuse a request to reclaim the dog, for a period
not exceeding twenty one (21) days from receiving the request
(a)
in order to allow for any appropriate behavioral assessments to
take place; and
(b)
to assist with determining any appropriate release conditions or to
seek an order to have the animal destroyed.
(3)
Any costs incurred for a behavioral assessment, boarding and/or care of
an animal while in custody are costs that must be paid by the animal
owner prior to the reclaiming of the animal.
General Authority of the Chief Administrative Officer
(BL 18/2015) (BL 5/2019)
26.
(1)
The CAO may: (BL 5/2019)
(a) receive any animal into protective care pursuant to a fire, flood or
other reasons;
(b) retain an animal temporarily;
(c) charge the owner the appropriate fees pursuant to Schedule A ; and
(d) at the end of the custodial period, if no other arrangements are made
between the owner and the City, treat an animal as unclaimed.
(2)
The CAO, after giving due consideration of the individual circumstances
may offer for sale, euthanize, or otherwise dispose of all unclaimed
animals that have been taking into the City's custody. (BL 5/2019)
BYLAW 11/2013 (Page 15)
Off-Leash Area Designation
(BL 18/2015)
27
(1)
All Enclosed Outdoor Rinks are hereby designated as off-
leash
areas.
(2)
The CAO shall designate off-leash areas in accordance
with section 13 of this Bylaw using the following criteria; (BL 5/2019)
(a) off-leash areas must be on City owned or controlled land,
(b) off-leash areas must not encroach into Tot Lots,
(c) off-leash areas may include areas that are regularly used as
programmable park space (sports fields), and
(d) the CAO shall, endeavor to establish at least one off-leash area in every
neighbourhood, in addition to the off-leash areas designated in
subsection 1. (BL 5/2019)
(3) The CAO shall establish a process and policy for: (BL 5/2019)
(a) adding new off-leash areas to new neighbourhoods,
(b) reviewing off-leash areas from time to time, and
(c) accepting applications from residents, groups or organizations
for
adding, removing or altering an off-leash area.
(BL 18/2015)
PART 7
ENFORCEMENT
Offence
28.
(1)
A Person who contravenes any provision of this Bylaw is guilty of an
offence.
Continuing Offence
29.
In the case of an offence that is of a continuing nature, a contravention of a
provision of this Bylaw constitutes a separate offence with respect to each day,
or part of a day, during which the contravention continues, and a person guilty of
such an offence is liable to a fine in an amount not less than that established by
this Bylaw for each such separate offence.
BYLAW 11/2013 (Page 16)
Fines and Penalties
30.
A Person who is guilty of an offence under this Bylaw is liable
(a)
to a fine as prescribed in Schedule B; or
(b)
on summary conviction, to a fine not exceeding $10,000.00 or to an order
of imprisonment for not more than 1 year, or both.
Municipal Violation Tag
31.
(1)
A Peace Officer may issue, with respect to an offence under this Bylaw, a
Municipal Violation Tag specifying the fine amount (including any Early
Payment fine amount) established by this Bylaw.
(2)
Where a Municipal Violation Tag is issued, the fine amount indicated
thereon may be paid as directed in lieu of prosecution.
Violation Ticket
32.
(1)
A Peace Officer may issue, with respect to an offence under this Bylaw, a
Violation Ticket:
(a)
specifying the fine amount established by this Bylaw; or
(b)
requiring an appearance in court without the option of making a
voluntary payment.
(2)
Where a Violation Ticket specifies a fine amount, a voluntary payment
equal to the specified fine amount may be made as directed.
Certified Copy of Record
33.
A copy of a record of the City, certified by the CAO as a true copy of the original,
shall be admitted in evidence as prima facie proof of the facts stated in the
record without proof of the appointment or signature of the person signing it.
(BL 5/2019)
PART 8
BYLAW COMING INTO EFFECT
34.
This Bylaw shall take effect on September 1, 2014 and Bylaw 38/78 shall be
repealed.
BYLAW 11/2013 (Page 17)
SCHEDULE A - FEES
Fee Description
2023
New Dog Licence Fees
Base Fee
Dog Park
Surcharge
Total
New Dog Licence - Obtained
January 1 to September 29
63.00
10.00
73.00
New Spay/Neutered Dog Licence
- Obtained January 1 to
September 29
30.00
10.00
40.00
New Dog Licence - Obtained
September 30 to December 31
31.50
5.00
36.50
New Spay/Neutered Dog Licence
- Obtained September 30 to
December 31
15.00
5.00
20.00
Renewal Dog Licence Fees
Renewal of Dog Licence on or
before January 31
63.00
10.00
73.00
Renewal of Spay/Neutered Dog
Licence on or before January 31
40.00
10.00
40.00
Renewal of Dog Licence on or
after February 1 (50% increase -
late fee)
94.50
10.00
104.50
Renewal of Spay/Neutered Dog
Licence on or after February 1
(50% increase - late fee)
45.00
10.00
55.00
Dangerous Dog Fees
Dangerous Dog Licence -
payable upon determination date
250.00
10.00
260.00
Renewal of Dangerous Dog
Licence on or before January 31
250.00
10.00
260.00
Renewal of Dangerous Dog
Licence on or after February 1
(50% increase - late fee)
375.00
10.00
385.00
Special Dog Licence Fees
Dog Licence - for proven rescue
foster home
No Charge
No Charge
Nil
Dog Licence - for proven service,
guide dog or service or guide dog
in training
No Charge
No Charge
Nil
BYLAW 11/2013 (Page 18)
Kennel/Impound/Seizure Fees
Shelter and Care - First day or
part of a day
37.15
n/a
37.15
Shelter and Care - Each
additional Day or part of a day
37.15
n/a
37.15
For any required veterinary
treatment, including drugs or
medicines
Actual Cost of
the treatment
n/a
Actual
Cost of
the
treatment
Other Fees
Replacement Dog Tag
5.00
n/a
5.00
(BL 29/2022)
BYLAW 11/2013 (Page 19)
SCHEDULE B - FINES
Offence
Section
Specified
Penalty
Early
Payment
Discount
Rate
PART 2
Fail to obtain dog licence
3(1)
250.00
N/a
Fail to notify City of licence
information change
5
80.00
N/a
Provide false information to City
regarding dog licence
6
250.00
N/a
Fail to ensure dog tag is worn
10(3)
125.00
N/a
PART 3
Allow/permit dog to cause
disturbance
12(1)
100.00
N/a
Fail to have dog under control & on
a leash
13(1)
130.00
N/a
Fail to have dog under control in off-
leash area
13(3)(a)
130.00
N/a
Fail to carry/produce leash when
required
13(3)(b)
80.00
N/a
Allow/Permit dog to be in prohibited
area
14
130.00
N/a
Allow/permit dog to damage
property
15(1)(a)
250.00
N/a
Allow/permit dog to chase/attack/bite
a person or animal
15(1)(b)
250.00
N/a
Allow/permit dog to chase/attack/bite
a person or animal causing injury
15(1)(c)
500.00
N/a
Fail to immediately remove dog
defecation
16(1)
250.00
N/a
Fail to carry/produce a means of
picking up dog defecation
16(2)
80.00
N/a
PART 4
Fail to abide by prescribed
dangerous dog conditions
18
500.00
N/a
BYLAW 11/2013 (Page 20)
PART 5
Keep more that 3 dogs when
prohibited
19(1)
250.00
N/a
Keep livestock when prohibited
20
500.00
N/a
Fail to report suspected rabies
incident when required
21(1)(a)
500.00
N/a
Fail to isolate dog as prescribed
21(1)(b)
500.00
N/a
Fail to confine dog as prescribed
21(1)(c)
500.00
N/a
PART 6
Fail to report/provide
information/surrender dog when
required
23
150.00
N/a
Obstruct/interfere with peace officer
24
500.00
N/a