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ANIMALS BYLAW, 2004, NO. 8556
*CONSOLIDATED FOR CONVENIENCE AND REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY*
This consolidated version is not a legal document. For official purposes please refer to the
original bylaw and amending bylaw documents.
Includes Bylaw Amendment No's. 8636, 8815, 8845, 8973, 9002, 9037, 9122, 9124, 9131, 9173,
9201, 9320, 9322, 9439, 9731, 9776, 9924, 10126, AND 10256
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THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF SAANICH
BYLAW NO. 8556
TO PROVIDE FOR THE REGULATION OF ANIMALS
WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY
The Municipal Council of The Corporation of the District of Saanich in open meeting assembled
enacts as follows:
DEFINITIONS
1. In this bylaw:
AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOUR includes hostile barking, lunging, snapping, aggressively chasing
and pursuing;
AGGRESSIVE DOG means a dog which meets one or more of the following conditions:
(a) a Animal Control Officer has reasonable grounds to believe is likely to cause injury to a
person or domestic animal based on repeated aggressive behaviour;
(b) has, without provocation, caused a non-serious injury to a person or another domestic
animal while on public property or while on private property other than property owned or
occupied by the person responsible for the dog;
ANIMAL means any farm animal, dog, cat, rodent, fur-bearing animal or wild animal;
ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER means:
(a) a Capital Regional District Bylaw Enforcement Officer;
(b) any member of the Saanich Police Department;
(c) any other person appointed by the Council to carry out the duties assigned in this bylaw.
ARTERIAL HIGHWAY means any highway classified as an arterial highway under the
Highway Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 188;
BANTAM means any domestic fowl which is a miniature of a standard breed and which is
raised primarily as a pet and not for food or egg production;
BEE means any insect of the species Apis mellifera;
BIRD means any bantam, ornamental bird, pigeon, show bird or poultry;
BUILDING means any structure used or intended for supporting or sheltering any use of
occupancy;
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CHICKEN means a domesticated fowl that is kept for egg or meat production or as a pet, but
does not include a turkey, goose, duck, artificially reared grouse, partridge, quail, pheasant or
ptarmigan;
COUNCIL means the Municipal Council of The Corporation of the District of Saanich;
COLLEGE GROUNDS means the lands held by a college as defined in the College and
Institute Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 52 but does not include areas within buildings;
COLLECTOR means the Manager of Collections of The Corporation of the District of Saanich
or anyone designated to act on his/her behalf;
COMMUNITY GARDEN means a portion of a park or other public land operated by volunteers
for the production of produce for personal use by the members;
DANGEROUS DOG means a dog that:
a)
has killed or caused a serious injury to a person;
(b) an Animal Control Officer has reasonable grounds to believe is likely to kill or cause a
serious injury to a person, or;
(c) while in a public place or while on private property, other than property owned or
occupied by the person responsible for the dog, has killed or caused a serious injury to
a domestic animal;
DEER means a mammal of any species of the family Cervidae;
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE means the Director of Finance of The Corporation of the District of
Saanich or anyone designated to act on his/her behalf;
DIRECTOR OF PARKS means the Director of Parks, Recreation and Community Services of
the Corporation of the District of Saanich or anyone designated to act on behalf of the Director
of Parks, Recreation and Community Services.
DOMESTIC ANIMAL means an animal that is tame or kept, or that has been or is being
sufficiently tamed or kept, to serve some purpose for the use of people;
FARM ANIMAL means any domesticated animal normally raised for food, milk or as a beast of
burden and without limiting the generality of the foregoing includes: cattle, horses, swine,
sheep, goats, mules, donkeys, asses and oxen; but does not include poultry;
FEED includes, without limiting the generality, leaving food in a location that a persons knows
or ought to know will attract animals the feeding of which is prohibited under this bylaw;
FENCED BASEBALL FIELD means a field designed and developed for playing baseball or
softball which is completely enclosed by a fence;
FERAL RABBIT means a rabbit that is not confined to a parcel of property;
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FUR BEARING ANIMAL means any animal kept or raised for the purpose of commercial fur
production and without limiting the generality of the foregoing includes: fox, mink, marten,
nutria, skunk, chinchilla and fisher;
GRADE means the plane of elevation calculated in accordance with the provisions of Section
5.18 of Saanich Zoning Bylaw 8200;
HEIGHT means the vertical distance of a building measured from grade to the highest point of
a building or structure having a flat roof or a roof with a pitch less than 3:12, including a
mansard roof, and to the highest midpoint between the eaves and ridge of any gable, hip,
gambrel or other sloping roof on the building. In the case of a structure without a roof, height
will be measured from grade to the highest point of the structure. Where a building or structure
incorporates a roof exceeding a pitch of 12:12, height shall be measured to the highest point of
the structure. Where buildings incorporate barrel vaulted roof structures, height shall also be
measured to the highest point of the structure. The measurement of height shall exclude the
projection of chimneys, vents, stacks, heating, ventilation, air conditioning equipment,
stairwells, and elevator lifting devices which protrude above the surrounding roof line;
HEN means a domesticated female chicken;
HIGHWAY includes any street, road, lane, bridge, viaduct, and any other way open to the use
of the public, but does not include a private right-of-way on private property;
LEASH means a rope, chain, cord, leather strip or other physical tether which is used to
restrain an animal and is a non-extendable leash;
MIGRATORY BIRD SANCTUARY BEACH means all public beaches within the Victoria
Migratory Bird Sanctuary as shown on the map attached hereto as Schedule "B";
MUNICIPAL POUND means the place designated as the Municipal Pound pursuant to
Section 55 of this Bylaw;
MUNICIPALITY means The Corporation of the District of Saanich and the area within its
corporate boundaries;
NON-EXTENDABLE LEASH means a fixed, non-extendable leash not more than 2.4 meters
in length;
NON-SERIOUS INJURY means a cut, bruise or abrasion but does not include a serious injury;
ORNAMENTAL BIRD means any bird which is normally kept in a cage or aviary primarily as
show or decorative bird and not for food or egg production and without limiting the generality of
the foregoing includes: canaries, budgies, mina birds, parrots, cockatoos and ornamental
pheasants;
PARK means all those lands in the District of Saanich reserved or dedicated as park by bylaw,
dedicated as park by the deposit of a subdivision or reference plan, conveyed in trust to the
District of Saanich for the purpose of park or used as park;
PERSON includes any firm or corporation;
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PIGEON means any bird of the family Columbidae;
PLAYGROUND means the playground equipment including the wood chips, rubber, sand or
similar material surface area surrounding the playground equipment;
PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT means swings, slides, rides, climbing apparatus, water park
equipment and any other equipment installed in a Municipal or Regional Park and designed to
be played with or played on by children;
POULTRY means any bird normally raised for food or egg production, but does not include
bantams and without limiting the generality of the foregoing includes: chickens, turkeys, geese,
ducks, artificially reared grouse, partridge, quail, pheasant or ptarmigan;
POLICE CANINE DOG means a dog that is being used to assist one or more law enforcement
officers in the performance of their official duties;
POUND KEEPER means any person who has charge of a Municipal Pound;
PUBLIC BEACH means the public land located within 15 meters of any lake or between the
low water mark and 15 meters beyond the high water mark of any body of salt water within the
boundaries of the District of Saanich but does not include any private lands or lands included in
any highway;
RABBIT means any of various long eared, short tailed, burrowing mammals of the family
Leporidae;
REAR YARD means the area of a lot between the principal building and the rear lot line
extending across the full width of the lot;
RODENT means any animal of the order Rodentia or any other small mammal kept as a pet
and without limiting the generality of the foregoing includes: white mice, guinea pigs and
hamsters;
ROYAL OAK BURIAL PARK means the lands described as:
P.I.D. 000-576-085 Lot A, Sections 48 and 110, Lake District, Plan 37912
P.I.D. 005-286-841 Lot 2, Section 108, Lake District, Plan 9374 Except Parts in
Plans 2395RW and VIP67469
P.I.D. 000-988-316 Lot 3, Sections 26, 27, 48, 108 and 109, Lake District, Plan 38870;
RURAL ZONE means the A-1, A-1DF, A-1P, A-1RV, A-2, A-2C, A-3, A-4, A-5, A-6 and A-7
zones established in the Zoning Bylaw 2003 or any successor bylaw;
SCHOOL GROUNDS means lands held by a school district as defined in the School Act,
R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 412 or by the municipality in trust for school purposes but does not include
any areas within buildings;
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SERVICE DOG means a dog that is trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of a
person with a mental or physical disability which substantially limits a major life activity and
includes a puppy being trained to become a service dog;
SERIOUS INJURY means any physical injury that results in puncture wounds, muscle tears,
requires multiple sutures or corrective or cosmetic surgery;
SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE means the RS-1, RS-1GH, RS-2, RS-2CR, RS-4, RS-
6, RS-6A, RS-8, RS-8A, RS-10, RS-10A, RS-10B, RS-10VC, RS-11, RS-12, RS-12A, RS-12B,
RS12-SR, RS-13, RS-13B, RS-14, RS14A, RS-15, RS-16, RS-18, RS-CH1, RS-CH2, RS-CR,
RS-EL, RS-MF, RS-F, and RS-CA zones established by the Zoning Bylaw 2003 or any
successor bylaw;
UNDER CONTROL means in direct and continuous charge and within a clear line of sight of a
person who has control over the dog and immediate return of the dog to the person upon recall
or signal;
WILD ANIMALS means any animal which is wild by nature and has the instinctive propensity to
bite or attack human beings but does not include any rodent, bird or insect;
ZONE means a zone as contained in the "Zoning Bylaw, 2003, No. 8200" and amendments
thereto, or in case it is repealed, its successor bylaw.
RUNNING AT LARGE
2.1
For the purpose of this bylaw a dog is deemed to be "running at large" if it is roaming on
land which is not owned by the owner of the dog.
2.2
For the purposes of this bylaw a dog shall not be considered to be "running at large" if it
is:
a) on the property of its owner or of another person who has the care and control of
the dog, or
b) in direct and continuous charge of a person who is competent to control it, or
c) securely confined within an enclosure; or
d) securely fastened so that it is unable to roam.
2.3
No person shall keep or harbour any animals, birds or bees except in accordance with
this bylaw.
PROHIBITION OF CRUELTY TO DOGS, CATS AND RODENTS
3.1
It shall be an offence for any person to keep a dog, cat or rodent which is not provided
with:
a)
clean potable drinking water at all times and suitable food of sufficient quantity and
quality to allow for normal growth and the maintenance of normal body weight;
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b)
food and water receptacles kept clean and disinfected and located so as to avoid
contamination by excreta;
c)
the opportunity for periodic exercise sufficient to maintain good health;
d)
necessary veterinary medical care when the animal exhibits signs of pain or
suffering.
3.2
It shall be an offence for any person to keep a dog, cat or rodent which normally resides
outside, or which is kept outside for short to extended periods of time, unless the animal
is provided with outside shelter:
a)
to ensure protection from heat, cold and wet that is appropriate to the animal's
weight and type of coat. Such shelters must provide sufficient space to allow any
animal the ability to turn about freely and to easily stand, sit and lie in a normal
position;
b)
at least 12 times the length of the animal and at least the animal's length in width,
and at least as high as the animal's height measured from the floor to the highest
point of the animal when standing in a normal position plus 10 percent;
c)
in an area providing sufficient shade to protect the animal from the direct rays of the
sun at all times;
d)
any pen and run area must be regularly cleaned and sanitized and all excreta
removed at least once a day.
3.3
No person may cause a dog, cat or rodent to be hitched, tied or fastened by any rope,
chain or cord that is directly tied around the animal's neck or to a choke collar.
3.4
No person may cause a dog, cat or rodent to be confined in an enclosed space,
including a car, without adequate ventilation.
FARM ANIMALS
4.
No person shall keep, harbour or slaughter any farm animal on any parcel of land:
a)
within any A Zone, unless the parcel has an area greater than .2 hectares (1/2
acre);
b)
within any RS Zone unless the parcel has an area greater than .65 hectares
(1.6 acres); and in any event shall not keep or harbour more than two farm animals
on any parcel in such zones;
c)
within Zones RD, RC, RT, RM, RA, C, M, P30-R, RP, MFI and MFC; or
d)
within any area zoned or used for private or public schools.
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Clearance Requirements
5.1
No person shall construct, place, enlarge, extend or rebuild any building or structure
which is used or to be used for the keeping, housing or harbouring of farm animals
unless the building or structure is:
a)
at least 15 metres (49.2 feet) from any property line of the parcel on which the
building or structure is located, and
b)
7.5 metres (24.6 feet) from any building used for human habitation.
5.2
No person shall keep or harbour any farm animal in any building used for human
habitation or in any building attached to it.
Control and Impounding
6.
No person shall suffer or permit any farm animal owned, housed or harboured by
him/her or in his/her charge:
a)
to run at large, stray or graze on any highway, boulevard, park or public place
within the Municipality;
b)
to trespass on any private property within the Municipality;
c)
to be in any of the following areas during the months of May to August, inclusive:
1) Cadboro Bay-Gyro Park and the public beach at Cadboro Bay lying between
the easterly boundary of Gyro Park and the boundary of the Municipality of Oak
Bay; and
2) Whitehead Park.
d)
To be in the following area at any time:
That portion of Mount Douglas Park bounded by Cordova Bay Road, Ash Road,
Douglas Creek, the natural boundary of the ocean and the northwesterly boundary
of the park.
7.
Where an animal is found:
a)
running at large;
b)
straying or grazing on any highway, boulevard, park or public place;
c)
trespassing on private property; or
d)
grazing on unfenced land without being securely tethered;
a Animal Control Officer may take the farm animal and lead, drive or convey it to the
Municipal Pound where he/she shall impound it.
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DOGS
8.1
Subject to Section 8.2, no person shall keep more than five dogs over the age of four
months on any parcel of land within the Municipality.
Exemption
8.2
Section 8.1 shall not apply to any person who operates a kennel as provided for under
Sections 50.1 and 50.2 or who is engaged solely in the breeding of dogs and operates
under a name currently registered with the Canadian Kennel Club.
Clearance
9.
No person shall use any building or enclosure for the keeping, housing or harbouring of
a dog or dogs unless the building:
a)
complies with the minimum clearance requirements from all property lines specified
in the Zoning Bylaw;
b)
where it is located behind the front building line as defined in the Zoning Bylaw, is
at least 1.5 metres (5 feet) from any side or rear property line.
Restrictions
10.
Subject to Articles 11, 12 and 13, no person shall suffer or permit any dog owned,
harboured or in one's charge to run at large or be on any public place unless the dog is
accompanied by and under control of a person.
Dangerous and Aggressive Dogs
11.1
No person shall cause, suffer or permit a dangerous dog owned or harboured by
him/her to be on a highway or in any public place, or to be on any private lands and
premises without the consent of the occupier of such lands and premises.
11.2
Section 11.1 shall not apply to a dangerous dog which is firmly held on a non-
extendable leash by a person competent to restrain the dog and which is muzzled by a
properly fitted device.
11.3
Every owner, possessor or harbourer of a dangerous dog shall, at all times, while the
dog is on the premises owned or controlled by such person, keep the dog securely
confined, either indoors or in an enclosed pen capable of preventing the entry of young
children and adequately constructed to prevent the dog from escaping. The enclosed
pen shall be at least 1.82 metres (6 feet) long, 1.22 metres (4 feet) wide and 1.82
metres (6 feet) high and shall be enclosed on all sides, top and bottom with secure
fencing or other secure material. The enclosed pen shall be locked at all times it is
occupied by a dangerous dog. Not more than one dangerous dog shall be held in the
enclosed pen.
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11.4
No person shall cause, permit or suffer an aggressive dog owned or harboured by
him/her to be on a highway or in any public place or to be on any private lands and
premises without the consent of the occupier of such land and premises unless the dog
is firmly held on a non-extendable leash by a person competent to restrain the dog.
11.5
The owner of every aggressive dog shall, at all times when such dog is not on a non-
extendable leash and under the control of a person who is competent to control the
dog, keep such dog securely confined by keeping the dog indoors, within a fenced area
sufficient to prevent the escape of the dog or securely tethered in such a manner as to
prevent the dog from leaving the premises.
11.6
The Pound Keeper may impound any dangerous or aggressive dog found to be in a
place or in circumstances prohibited by this section, and any person other than the
Pound Keeper may take the animal to the Pound Keeper for impoundment; the Pound
Keeper shall record the name and address of the person before receiving the animal;
and the Pound Keeper may confine the dangerous or aggressive dog for a period of up
to 14 days.
11.7
The owner of a dangerous dog shall display at each entrance to the property and
building in or upon which the dog is kept a sign, in the form attached hereto as
Schedule "A" to this bylaw to be purchased from the Municipality, which sign shall be
posted so that it cannot be removed easily by passers by and will be visible and
capable of being read from the sidewalk, street or lane, if any.
11.8
The owner of a dangerous or aggressive dog shall:
a)
within two working days of selling or giving away the dog, provide the Animal
Control Officer with the name, address and telephone number of a new owner;
b)
advise the Animal Control Officer within two working days of the death of the dog
and provide a Veterinarian's certificate of the death; and
c)
advise the Animal Control Officer forthwith if the dog is loose or has bitten or
attacked any person or farm animal.
11.9
No person shall deface or remove a sign required to be posted under this section.
11.10
Where any dog is impounded under this section, the dog shall not be given away or
sold by the Animal Control Officer or the Municipal Pound.
11.11
No person under the age of 19 shall own or keep a dangerous dog.
11.12
No person under the age of 19 shall have care and control of a dangerous dog in a
public place.
11.13 a)
The owner of a dog designated as an aggressive dog under this bylaw may apply
to the Chief Constable or his or her designate for the removal of the 'aggressive
dog' designation once 6 months has elapsed from the date of the designation.
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b)
The Chief Constable or his or her designate may remove the 'aggressive dog'
designation upon being satisfied that the dog has successfully completed a dog
behaviour training program conducted by a qualified professional and is no longer
aggressive or a threat to other animals or humans.
c)
An aggressive dog designation may be removed from a dog only once.
Leash Restrictions
12. 1
Subject to Sections 12.2, 13.1, 13.2, 13.3, 13.4,13.5, 13.6 and 13.8, dogs shall be
permitted in any of the following outdoor places provided the dog is confined by a
leash held by a person who has the dog under control:
a)
highways;
b)
school grounds;
c)
college grounds;
d)
the Royal Oak Burial Park
e)
parks, public beaches, public trails or other public or District of Saanich owned
property;
f)
any lands within any C Zone, or Zones M-3B/D, M-4, M-5, MFI-CH, MFC-CH,
P30-R and CD.
12.2
Subject to Sections 13.4, 13.5, 13.6 and 13.8 the following areas are leash optional
provided the dog is under control of a person:
a)
the parks listed in Schedule "C" attached hereto between the hours of 6:00 am -
9:00 am, except for any area marked with signage as an on leash area;
b)
the parks listed in Schedule "D" attached hereto except for any area marked with
signage as an on leash area;
c)
the following parks within the fenced areas, as marked with signage:
i. Hyacinth Park;
ii. Lambrick Park; and
iii. Rudd Park;
d)
Any public beach that is not a Migratory Bird Sanctuary Beach;
e)
The area within Cuthbert Holmes Park identified by the shaded area as shown on
the map attached hereto as Schedule "E";
f)
The approximately 2.2 km trail in PKOLS (Mount Douglas Park) identified by the
dashed line as shown on the map attached hereto as Schedule "F";
g)
The area of lands, marked "enclosed dogs leash optional area" on the map
attached hereto as Schedule "K". For certainty, all dogs must be on leash in the
are shown with a dashed line and marked "dogs on leash, on trails only."
12.3
Notwithstanding section 12.2, no person shall suffer or permit any dog owned,
harboured or in one's charge to be off leash in the following areas:
a) Within any community garden;
b) Subject to 13.6, within a 10 meter radius of any playground equipment.
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12.4
All persons attending a location listed in Sections 12.1, with any domestic animal
other than a dog must have said domestic animal under control and on a leash or
otherwise restrained and ensure that the domestic animal does not impact the
safety of others.
12.5
All persons with a dog within an area listed in Section 12.2 must carry a leash for
the dog and cause the dog to wear a collar.
Prohibition
13.1
No person shall suffer or permit any dog owned, harbored or in one's charge to be on
the following lands at any time:
a)
Lands known as Quick's Bottom lands, as shown outlined in heavy dark
lines on the map attached hereto as Schedule "G";
b)
The area of lands shown in grey and marked "dogs prohibited in shaded areas"
on the map attached hereto as Schedule "K".
13.2
No person shall suffer or permit any dog owned, harboured or in one's charge to be on
lands which are zoned P-5 except the perimeter trail of the lands known as Rithet's
Bog, marked with a heavy dotted line on the map attached hereto as Schedule
"Hprovided the dog is confined by a leash.
13.3
No person shall suffer or permit any dog owned, harboured or in one's charge to be
within the portion of lands known as Cedar Hill Park lands, marked "CEDAR HILL
GOLF COURSE" and "DOGS ON LEASH ON TRAIL ONLY" on the map attached
hereto as Schedule "I"except for the portion of the lands that is a marked trail.
13.4
No person shall suffer or permit any dog owned, harboured orin one's charge to be in
any of the following areas during the months of May to August, inclusive:
a)
Whitehead Park;
b)
Cordova Bay Beach area lying between the southerly boundary of Cordova Bay
Park and the northerly boundary of the Walema Avenue right-of-way as shown on
the map attached hereto as Schedule "J", EXCEPT before 9:00 am on any day;
c)
PKOLS (Mount Douglas Park) Beach and that part of PKOLS (Mount Douglas
Park) bounded by Cordova Bay Road, Ash Road, Douglas Creek, the natural
boundary of the ocean and the northwesterly boundary of the park, EXCEPT the
asphalt road surface lying to the northwest of the picnic area between the two gates
as shown on the map attached hereto as Schedule "F".
13.5
No person shall suffer or permit any dog owned, harboured or in 'one's charge to be on
artificial turf fields and all hard surface sports courts including but not limited to tennis,
pickleball, lacrosse, skateboard, hockey, and basketball courts.
13.6
No person shall suffer or permit any dog owned, harboured or in one's charge to be on
any playground.
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13.7 No person shall suffer or permit any dog owned, harboured or in 'one's charge to:
a)
Capture, kill, take, injure or harrass;
b)
Destroy, take or disturb an egg of;
c)
Damage, destroy, remove or disturb a nest or shelter of,
any bird or animal in any park, trail or public beach.
13.8 The Director of Parks may close any area to use by dogs, or restrict any area to on
leash only, in the event that there is non-compliance with this bylaw that causes harm to
the area or persons using such areas including harm to birds, animals or natural areas
or harm because of a failure to remove feces, and in the event of such closures, a sign
will be posted and no person shall be in such area with a dog or other domestic animal
contrary to the posted signage.
Canine Faeces
14.1
It shall be an offence under this bylaw for any person having control of a dog to allow or
suffer the dog to defecate:
a)
on a highway, public beach, park or other public property, or
b)
on any private property other than the property of the dog owner or the person
having control of the dog
unless the person immediately removes and disposes of the excrement in a garbage
bin.
14.2
Section 14.1 shall not apply to persons who are incapable of complying because of
physical disability.
Dogs in Heat
15.
No person shall suffer or permit a female dog in heat (estrus), owned or harboured by
him/her or in his/her charge to be in any place other than a building, cage, fenced-in
area or other place from which the dog cannot escape.
Licence
16.
Any person who owns, harbours or has the charge of any dog over the age of four
months shall obtain a dog licence on or before the first day of February in each year.
Terms of Valid Licence
17.
Any dog licence issued under this bylaw is for the calendar year in which it was
obtained.
18.1
Any applicant for a dog licence shall apply to the Collector and shall pay the fees set out
in this bylaw.
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18.2
Where the owner of any dog which is licenced under this bylaw ceases to be the owner
of the dog, the licence is deemed to be cancelled.
Licence Fees
19.1
The fees for any dog licence shall be as follows:
For every dog over the age of four months:
a)
the sum of $25.00 for each spayed female or castrated male dog;
b)
the sum of $35.00 for each female dog which is not spayed or male dog which is
not castrated.
19.2
Notwithstanding Section 19.1 a licence shall be issued free of charge for a dog which
has been castrated or spayed during the 12 month period immediately preceding the
application for the licence, provided that not more than one free licence shall be issued
for any dog.
19.3
A person applying for a licence under this section shall, upon request, produce
reasonable proof that the dog was spayed or castrated during the preceding 12 month
period.
19.4
Notwithstanding Section 19.1 a licence shall be issued free of charge for a guide dog
that is certified the Guide Dog and Service Dog Act, or for a service dog that is certified
under the Guide Dog and Service Dog Act.
19.5
For a dog in respect of which a licence was issued in the previous year, the applicable
fee set out in Section 19.1 shall be increased by the amount of $5.00 if a new licence
has not been taken out on or before the first day of February in each year.
19.6
Where any dog tag issued under this bylaw is lost or destroyed, the owner of the dog
may apply for a replacement tag and shall pay a replacement fee of $5.00 in respect of
the tag.
19.7
Any person taking up residence in the Municipality and owning a dog bearing a valid
current licence issued by another municipality shall be exempted from paying a licence
fee in the current year. However, such owner shall notify the Municipality of the owner's
name, address and licence number issued by another municipality for the current
licencing year.
19.8
Notwithstanding Section 19.1 the fees for a dog licence for a dangerous dog or
aggressive dog shall be as follows:
(a) The sum of $150.00 for every dangerous dog over the age of 4 months;
(b) The sum of $75.00 for every aggressive dog over the age of 4 months.
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Fee for Kennels
20.
Notwithstanding Section 19, the total licence fees payable by any person who is
engaged solely in the breeding of dogs and who operates under a name currently
registered with the Canadian Kennel Club shall be $50.00 for all dogs owned by
him/her.
Dog Tag
21.1
With every dog licence issued, the Collector shall issue a metal tag impressed or
stamped with a licence number and with figures denoting the licence year.
Duty to Affix Dog Tag
21.2
The owner of any dog licenced by the Municipality shall affix and keep affixed the metal
dog tag issued by attaching it to a collar or harness on the dog.
Controlling and Impounding
22.
Where any dog is found:
a)
without a valid dog tag attached to its collar or harness, or
b)
running at large, or
c)
on any highway or public place not confined by a leash or chain as required in this
bylaw,
the Animal Control Officer may seize the dog and deliver it to the Municipal Pound.
Pound Keeper Shall Impound
23.
Where any dog has been delivered to the Municipal Pound, the Pound Keeper shall
impound and detain the dog and shall furnish the dog with sufficient food, water, shelter
and attendance.
Owner May Recover Seized Dog
24.
The owner of any dog which has been seized may have the dog released upon proof of
ownership and payment of any unpaid or overdue licence fees.
Owner May Redeem Impounded Dog
25.1
The owner of any dog which has been impounded may redeem the dog from the
Municipal Pound during their normal business hours upon proof of ownership and
payment of:
a)
any unpaid or overdue licence fees;
b)
the impoundment fee; and,
c)
maintenance fees of $10.00 per day or portion of a day during which the dog
remains impounded.
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25.2
The impoundment fees for any dog shall be as follows:
a) first impoundment
$ 75.00
b) second impoundment
$100.00
c) third impoundment
$150.00
d) fourth and subsequent impoundments
$200.00
Notice to Owner
26.
Where the Animal Control Officer knows the name and address of the owner of any dog
which has been impounded, he/she shall within 24 hours of the impoundment notify the
owner by telephone or by written notice to the owner at his/her last known address.
Information on Redemption
27.
Where any person applies to redeem any impounded dog, the Pound Keeper shall
obtain the name and address of the person and shall enter this information in the Pound
Book together with the date of impoundment and redemption of the dog.
Where Owner Does Not Redeem
28.
Where any dog has not been redeemed within 96 hours after notice was given or sent to
the owner under Section 26, or the owner of any dog cannot be ascertained within 96
hours of impoundment, the Animal Control Officer may assign the dog to the Municipal
Pound or a veterinarian for disposal.
No Obstruction
29.
No person shall hinder, delay or obstruct the Animal Control Officer or any person
lawfully engaged in seizing or conveying any dog to the Municipal Pound.
Duty to Supply Requested Information
30.
Any occupant of any premises in or upon which any dog is kept and any person who
has the care and custody of any dog shall, upon the request of the Animal Control
Officer, supply the following information:
a)
the details of ownership of the dog;
b)
the number of dogs owned or harboured by him/her;
c)
the age, sex, breed and general description of any dogs owned or harboured by
him/her; and,
d)
the date on which a current licence fee was obtained for the dog.
CATS
31.
Except where the area of the parcel of land exceeds 2.02 ha (5 acres) no person shall
keep or harbour more than five cats over the age of four months on any parcel of land
within the Municipality.
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Exemption
32.
Section 31 shall not apply to any person who carries on a kennel operation for cats as
provided under Section 50.1.
RODENTS
33.
Where any person keeps or harbours any rodent on a parcel of land, he/she shall
ensure that:
a)
no rodent is allowed to run at large;
b)
any rodent is confined to the parcel of land on which it is kept or harboured;
c)
where any rodent is housed in any building or enclosure, the building or enclosure
has met the minimum clearance from any property lines as required by the "Zoning
Bylaw, 2003, No. 8200", any amendments thereto or any successor bylaws.
FUR-BEARING ANIMALS
34.
No person shall keep or harbour any fur-bearing animal on any parcel of land within the
Municipality.
WILD ANIMALS
35.
No person shall keep or harbour any wild animal on any parcel of land within the
Municipality unless he/she is the holder of a valid permit issued by the Chief Constable
of the Saanich Police Department.
35.1
No person shall feed a deer within the Municipality.
RABBITS
35.2.1
No person shall feed a feral rabbit in a park, highway, university, school or
other public space.
35.2.2
No person shall release or abandon a rabbit on any land within the
Municipality.
35.2.3
No owner or occupier of property shall keep a rabbit on the property except
in a secure, enclosed structure designed to prevent the rabbit from escaping,
such structure to meet the minimum clearance from any property lines as
required by the "Zoning Bylaw, 2003, No. 8200", any amendments thereto or
any successor bylaws.
35.2.4
(a)
no person shall sell or give away a live rabbit that has not been
spayed or neutered.
(b)
subsection (a) of Section 35.2.4 shall not apply to
i)
the sale or giving away of a rabbit to a person who is engaged
in the keeping of rabbits for food production, or
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ii)
the sale or giving away of a rabbit to a person who is engaged
in the breeding of rabbits and is the holder of a rabbit breeding
permit issued under this bylaw.
35.2.5
Rabbit Breeding Permit
(a)
The Manager of Revenue Services shall prescribe a form for an
application for a rabbit breeding permit.
(b)
There shall be a fee of $25.00 imposed for the issuance of a rabbit
breeding permit.
(c)
Upon receipt of a completed application form and payment of the fee
imposed under s.35.2.5(b) the Manager of Revenue Services shall issue a
rabbit breeding permit which shall be valid for a period of three years.
Application Information
36.
Where any person desires a Permit for the keeping of any wild animal he/she shall apply
in writing to the Chief Constable and shall supply the following information:
a)
his/her name and address;
b)
the street address of the parcel of land on which the wild animal is to be kept;
c)
the type and number of animals to be kept;
d)
the manner proposed to confine the wild animal on the property;
e)
where required by the provisions of the Wildlife Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 488,
verification that the applicant is the holder of a valid Permit under the Act; and,
f)
any other information the Chief Constable may request.
37.
Before issuing a permit authorizing the keeping of a wild animal, the Chief Constable
shall consider whether or not the wild animal or animals will pose a danger to public
safety or cause a nuisance to the surrounding neighbourhood and he may in his
discretion:
a)
grant or deny the permit requested;
b)
impose restrictions in the permit on the number or type of wild animals to be kept;
and
c)
impose any other conditions in the permit he may consider necessary.
POULTRY
38.1
No person shall keep any poultry on any parcel of land having an area less than 1,114.8
square metres (12,000 sq. ft.).
38.2
No person shall keep or harbour any poultry on any parcel of land larger than 1,114.8
square metres (12,000 sq. ft.) in greater numbers than specified below:
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Parcel Area
Maximum No. of Poultry Permitted
a) 1,114.8 m2 - 1,858 m2
10
(12,000 - 20,000 sq. ft.)
b) over 1,858 m2 - 0.4 ha
30
(20,000 - 43,056 sq. ft.)
c) over 0.4 ha
no limit
(43,056 sq. ft.)
38.3
Notwithstanding s.38.1, a maximum of five hens are permitted on any parcel in a single
family residential zone or rural zone having an area less than 1,114.8 m2 (12,000 sq. ft.)
provided:
(a) the area of the parcel is not less than 557 m2 (6,000 sq. ft.),
(b) the owner or occupier of the parcel registers the flock of hens with the Municipality
in accordance with s.38.6, and
(c) the owner of the hens resides on the parcel where the hens are to be kept.
38.4
No person shall keep a hen or hens on a parcel in a single family residential
zone having an area less than 1,114.8 m2 (12,000 sq. ft.) unless they are kept in
a building and enclosure which
(a) is located at least 3 m from the rear lot line and side lot lines of the parcel,
(b) is located at least 3 m from any door or window of a residential building,
(c) is located in the rear yard of the parcel,
(d) is not more than 2 m in height,
(e) provides each hen with at least .37 m2 of coop floor area and at least .92 m2 of
roofed outdoor enclosure area, and,
(f)
occupies an area of land not exceeding 9.2 m2 (99 sq. ft.).
38.5
Any person keeping hens on a parcel of land in a single family residential zone of less
than 1,114.8 m2 (12,000 sq. ft.) shall comply with the following requirements:
(a) the building and enclosure keeping the hens shall be maintained in good repair and
shall be kept free from vermin and obnoxious smells and substances,
(b) not more than 3 cubic metres of chicken manure shall be stored on the parcel at
one time and any manure shall be stored in a fully enclosed structure or container,
(c) unused manure shall be removed from the parcel in a timely manner,
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(d) hens shall be kept for personal use only and the sale of eggs, manure, meat or
other products derived from hens shall not be permitted on the parcel,
(e) the storage of food supply for the hens is to be kept in a pest and vermin proof
container,
(f)
no hens shall be slaughtered on the parcel, and,
(g) no hens shall be buried on the parcel.
38.6
No person may keep hens on parcels of land in a single family residential zone that are
less than 1,114.8 m2 (12,000 sq. ft.) in area unless that person has registered that flock
of hens with the Municipality by completing and submitting a registration form issued by
the Municipality containing the following information:
1.
Date;
2.
Hen's owners name, address and postal code;
3.
Confirmation that the owner of the hens resides on the property where he or she
will keep the hens; and,
4. Confirmation that the owner of the hens has read and understood the requirements
of this bylaw.
38.7
There shall be no fee payable by the owner to the Municipality for the registration of a
flock of hens.
BANTAMS
39.1
Subject to Section 39.2 no person shall keep more than five bantams on any parcel of
land within the Municipality.
39.2
A person may keep more than five bantams on a parcel of land having an area in
excess of 0.4 ha in any A Zone.
40.
No person shall keep or harbour any rooster or bantam rooster in any single family
residential zone.
Clearance
41.1
No person shall use any building or enclosure for the keeping, housing or harbouring of:
a)
up to 10 poultry or bantams unless it is located at least 7.6 metres (25 feet) from
any highway and at least 4.57 metres (15 feet) from any other property line;
b)
11 to 30 poultry or bantams unless it is located at least 15.2 metres (50 feet) from
any highway and at least 7.6 metres (25 feet) from any property line;
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c)
subject to Section 41.2, more than 30 poultry or bantams unless it is located at
least 45.7 metres (150 feet) from any property line.
41.2
Where the Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure approval has been obtained,
any building or enclosure to keep, house or harbour more than 30 poultry or bantams
may be located at a minimum distance of 42.6 metres (140 feet) from any arterial
highway.
41.3
Section 41.1 shall not apply to the keeping of not more than 5 hens on a parcel of land
in a single family residential zone that is less than 1,114.8 m2 (12,000 sq. ft.).
Duty to Control
42.
No person shall suffer or permit any poultry or bantam owned or harboured by him/her
or under his/her control:
a)
to run at large, stray or graze on any highway, park or public place; or
b)
to trespass on any private property.
Animal Control Officer
43.
Where any poultry or bantam is found:
a)
running at large, straying or grazing on any highway, park or public place; or
b)
trespassing on any private property;
the Animal Control Officer or any other person may seize the poultry or bantam and
convey it to the Municipal Pound to be dealt with according to Section 63.
ORNAMENTAL BIRDS
44.
Any person may keep any ornamental birds on any parcel of land within the
Municipality.
PIGEONS
45.
No person shall keep more than 25 pairs of pigeons on any parcel of land within the
Municipality.
Clearance
46.
No person shall use any building or enclosure for the keeping, housing or feeding of any
pigeons unless the building or enclosure is located at least 7.6 metres (25 feet) from any
highway and at least 4.57 metres (15 feet) from any property line.
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Duty to Control
47.
No person shall suffer or permit any pigeons owned or kept by him/her or under his/her
control:
a)
to stray, feed or roost on any highway or public place; or
b)
to trespass on any private property.
BEES
48.1
No person shall keep or harbour any bees on any parcel of land unless:
a)
the parcel is located within any A Zone.
b)
the parcel is located within any RS Zone and has an area greater than 465 m2
(5,005 sq. ft.).
Limitation
48.2
No person shall keep more than four hives on any parcel of land in any RS Zone.
Placement of Hives
49.
Except where any hive or other device for the housing of bees is contained within a
greenhouse, no person shall place any hive or any other device for the housing of bees
on any parcel of land within 6.05 metres (20 feet) of any property line.
KENNELS
50.1
Subject to Section 50.2, no person shall use any land or premises as a kennel for the
keeping, training, care, breeding, hospitalization or boarding of any animals unless the
land on which the operation is carried out has an area greater than 0.4 ha (one acre)
and operation of a kennel is a permitted use under the Zoning Bylaw.
50.2
This Section shall not apply to any person who is engaged solely in the breeding of dogs
and who operates under a name currently registered with the Canadian Kennel Club.
Clearance
51.
No person shall use any building, enclosure, or exercise yard as part of a kennel
operation unless the building, enclosure or exercise yard is located at least 15.2 metres
(50 feet) from any property line.
Duty of Kennel Operator
52.
Any person who operates a kennel shall ensure that:
a)
any building, enclosure or exercise yard used to accommodate any animal shall be
maintained in a sanitary condition; and
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b)
any enclosure or exercise yard used to accommodate any animal shall be screened
by fencing, trees or hedges or otherwise so that it is not visible from the adjacent
parcel of land.";
No Building Permit Required
53.
This Section deleted by Bylaw No. 9201.
Health, Care and Sanitation
54.
Any person who keeps, harbours, houses or feeds any animal, bee or bird shall ensure
that:
a)
it is kept, housed and fed in a manner conducive to its good health and well
being;
b)
where it is injured or suffering from any disease it is promptly examined and
treated by a qualified veterinarian;
c)
any building or enclosure used to accommodate it shall be maintained in a
clean and sanitary manner so that no nuisance or hazard to health arises.
MUNICIPAL POUND
55.
The Municipal Pound is the place designated by resolution of Council for the
impoundment of animals pursuant to this Bylaw.
56.
No person shall take or release any animal or bird from the Municipal Pound without the
consent of the Animal Control Officer or Pound Keeper.
Security Bond
57.
Where required by the Council, any Pound Keeper shall give a security bond of Five
Hundred Dollars ($500.00) to the Municipality.
Pound Book
58.
The Director of Finance shall furnish each Pound Keeper with a Pound Book in which
the Pound Keeper shall enter:
a)
the description of any animal impounded by the Pound Keeper;
b)
the name of any person who delivers or sends any animal for impoundment;
c)
the date and manner in which any animal is redeemed, discharged or otherwise
disposed;
d)
the name of any person who redeems any animal and the amount paid for
redemption; and
e)
where any impounded animal is sold, the name of the purchaser, the amount paid
and any expenses incurred in connection with the animal.
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Duty to Report
59.1
At the end of each month, the Pound Keeper shall deliver, in writing, to the Director of
Finance a report containing any information recorded pursuant to Section 58 and any
other information he/she or the Director of Finance may deem necessary.
59.2
Where required by the Director of Finance, the Pound Keeper shall verify his/her report
by a statutory declaration of its validity.
Duty to Pay Over Monies
60.
At the end of each month, the Pound Keeper shall pay over to the Director of Finance all
monies received by him/her during the month and where required by the Director of
Finance shall produce his/her books for inspection.
Impoundment Fees
61.
The impoundment fees for animals and birds, other than dogs shall be:
a) for each animal
$20.00
b) for each bird
$ 6.00
Duty of Pound Keeper
62.1 The Pound Keeper shall furnish or cause to be furnished to any impounded animal or
bird, other than dogs, good and sufficient food, water, shelter and attendance.
62.2 The Pound Keeper shall levy against the owner of any impounded animal or bird, other
than dogs, the following maintenance charges for each day or portion of a day during
which such animal or bird remains impounded:
a)
for each animal
$5.00
b)
for each bird
$2.50
Redemption by Owner
63.
The owner of any farm animal or bird which has been impounded may redeem the farm
animal or bird from the Municipal Pound during their normal business hours, with proof
of ownership and payment of:
a)
any impoundment fee;
b)
any maintenance charges; and
c)
any expenses incurred by the Animal Control Officer or Pound Keeper in the
process of impounding the farm animal or bird.
Information Required on Redemption
64.
Where any person applies to redeem any impounded farm animal or bird, the Pound
Keeper shall obtain the name and address of the person and shall enter this information
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in the Pound Book together with the date of impoundment and redemption of the farm
animal or bird.
Where Animal is Not Redeemed
65.
Where no person applies to redeem any impounded farm animal or bird within three
days after impoundment or where any owner refuses or neglects to pay the
impoundment fees, maintenance charges and any expenses incurred, the Pound
Keeper shall give notice in the manner set out in Section 66 of the sale or destruction of
any farm animal or bird.
Notice
66.1
The Notice required under Section 65 shall:
a)
be in writing;
b)
contain a general description of the farm animal or bird;
c)
indicate the date of the intended sale or destruction; and
d)
be posted in a conspicuous place at the Municipal Pound where the farm animal or
bird is kept and at the Municipal Hall.
66.2
Where the impounded animal is a farm animal, the notice shall be published once in any
newspaper circulating in the Municipality and publication of the notice shall occur no
fewer than six days prior to sale or destruction.
Sale or Destruction
67.1
Where, at the expiration of the time specified in the notice, no person shall claim the
farm animal or bird, or where the owner refuses or neglects to pay the impoundment
fees, maintenance charges and any expenses incurred, the Pound Keeper shall sell the
farm animal or bird to the highest bidder at a public auction.
67.2 Where there is no purchaser for any farm animal or bird, the Pound Keeper may dispose
of or destroy the animal or bird.
Municipality May Reimburse Pound Keeper
68.
Where:
a)
any farm animal or bird is disposed of or destroyed pursuant to Section 67; or
b)
the proceeds of any sale pursuant to Section 67 are insufficient to pay any
reasonable expenses incurred by the Pound Keeper;
the Municipality shall reimburse the Pound Keeper for any reasonable expenses
incurred by the Pound Keeper.
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Destruction of Animals or Birds
69.
The owner of any animal or bird may, upon payment of the required fee, deliver to the
Municipal Pound, or request the Animal Control Officer to pick up his/her animal or bird
for the purpose of destroying it.
Right of Entry
70.
A Animal Control Officer may enter, at any reasonable time, upon any property in order
to ascertain whether the provisions of this bylaw are being obeyed.
No Obstruction
71.
No person shall prevent or obstruct, or attempt to prevent or obstruct a Animal Control
Officer in fulfillment of his/her duties under this bylaw.
Police Canine, Working Dog and Service Dog Exemptions
71.1
The provisions of this bylaw do not apply to police canine dogs.
71.2
The provisions contained in s.12 and s.13 of this bylaw shall not apply to a person using
dogs in a park who is employed by or retained by the Municipality or to a service dog.
PENALTY
72.1 Subject to section 72.2, any person who contravenes this bylaw is guilty of an offence
and is liable, on summary conviction:
a)
to a minimum fine of $100.00;
b)
to a maximum fine of $50,000.00.
72.2 Any person who contravenes any of the following provisions of this bylaw is guilty of an
offence and is liable, on summary conviction:
a)
for an offence under Section 10, Article 12 and Article 13:
i.
the minimum fine for any first offence shall be $100;
ii.
the minimum fine for any second or subsequent offence shall be $200.
b)
For an offence under Sections 11.1 or 11.3, where the contravention results in a
person or farm animal being injured or killed, the minimum fine shall be $1000,00.
c)
For an offence under Section 11.1, where no person or farm animal is injured or
killed, the minimum fine shall be $500.00.
d)
For an offence under Section 11.3, 11.4, or 11.5, where no person or farm animal is
killed or injured, the minimum fine shall be $200.00.
72.3 A separate offence shall be deemed to be committed during each day in which any
contravention continues.
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Notice After Conviction
73.1 Where any person is convicted of an offence for keeping any animal, bird or bees in
contravention of this bylaw, the Council may, by registered letter, direct the person to
conform with the provisions of this bylaw within 30 days of the service of the notice.
Power to Seize and Impound
73.2
Where any person fails to comply with any notice under this Section, the Council may
direct the Animal Control Officer to seize, impound and dispose of any animal, bird or
bees.
REPEAL
74.
The "Animals Bylaw, 2001, No. 8171", and amendments thereto are hereby repealed
except insofar as they may repeal any other bylaw.
CITATION
75.
This Bylaw may be cited for all purposes as the "ANIMALS BYLAW, 2004, NO. 8556".
Note: Schedules A - J that are attached to and form part of this bylaw are
available online or can be made available by contacting the Legislative Division at
(250) 475-5501.
Includes Bylaw Amendments No. 8636, 8815, 8845, 8973, 9002, 9037, 9122, 9124, 9131,
9173, 9201, 9320, 9322, 9439, 9731,9776, 9924, 10126, and 10256.
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SCHEDULE "A"
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Schedule "B" - Migratory Bird Map
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Schedule "C" Leash Optional Park between 6:00 am and 9:00 am
BYLAW NO. 8556
SCHEDULE C - LEASH-OPTIONAL, UNDER CONTROL 6 A.M. - 9 A.M. PARKS
1. AGATE
2. BALMACARRA
3. BECKTON
4. BERNARD
5. BISLEY
6. BROADMEAD
7. CADBORO-GYRO
8. CASA MARCIA
9. CATALINA
10. CECELIA CREEK FALLS
11. CENTURY
12. CHARLTON
13. CHATTERTON HILL
14. The trail corridor of Colquitz Park but
excluding that part of the trail shown on
Schedule "K" marked "dogs on leash on
trails only", which is dogs on leash at all
times.
15. CLAREMONT-GODDARD
16. COPLEY EAST
17. CORDOVA BAY
18. CRAIGFLOWER-KOSAPSOM
19. ESTELLINE
20. FALAISE
21. GORE-PEASE MEMORIAL
22. GORGE WATERWAY
23. GOWARD
24. KENMORE
25. MARIGOLD
26. MCMORRAN
27. OUTERBRIDGE
28. PARKER
29. PARKWOOD
30. PEREZ
31. PLAYFAIR
32. PONDWOOD
33. QU'APPELLE
34. RAINBOW RIDGE
35. ROGERS
36. ROGERS COURT
37. ROWAN
38. SOUTH VALLEY
39. SPRINGRIDGE
40. VIC DERMAN
41. WHITEHEAD (SEASONAL
RESTRICTIONS)
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Schedule "D" Leash Optional Parks
BYLAW NO. 8556
SCHEDULE D - LEASH-OPTIONAL, UNDER CONTROL PARKS
1. AGATE
2. BALMACARRA
3. BECKTON
4. BERNARD
5. BISLEY
6. BROADMEAD
7. CADBORO-GYRO
8. CASA MARCIA
9. CATALINA
10. CECELIA CREEK FALLS
11. CENTURY
12. CHARLTON
13. CHATTERTON HILL
14. COLQUITZ RIVER CORRIDOR
15. CLAREMONT-GODDARD
16. COPLEY EAST
17. CORDOVA BAY
18. CRAIGFLOWER-KOSAPSOM
19. ESTELLINE
20. FALAISE
21. GORE-PEASE MEMORIAL
22. GORGE WATERWAY
23. GOWARD
24. KENMORE
25. MARIGOLD
26. MCMORRAN
27. OUTERBRIDGE
28. PANAMA FLATS
29. PANAMA HILL
30. PARKER
31. PARKWOOD
32. PEREZ
33. PLAYFAIR
34. PONDWOOD
35. QU'APPELLE
36. RAINBOW RIDGE
37. ROGERS
38. ROGERS COURT
39. ROWAN
40. SOUTH VALLEY
41. SPRINGRIDGE
42. VIC DERMAN
43. WHITEHEAD (SEASONAL
RESTRICTIONS)
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Schedule "E" Map of Cuthbert Homes Park
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Schedule "F" Map of PKOLS (Mount Douglas Park)
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Schedule "G" Quick's Bottom Park
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Schedule "H" Rithet's Bog
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Schedule "I" Cedar Hill Park
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Schedule "J" Cordova Bay Seasonal Restrictions
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Schedule "K" Map of Panama Flats