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## Rural Municipality of Grey By-Law No. 10-2017 BEING A BY-LAW OF THE RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF GREY PROVIDING FOR THE CONTROL AND REGULATION OF, AND LICENSING REQUIREMENTS AND FEES OF DOGS WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THE MUNICIPALITY. WHEREAS The Municipal Act, R.S.M. 1988, c. M225 provides that the council of a municipality may pass by-laws, inter alia, for regulating or prohibiting the keeping of animals and for the control and licensing of dogs within the municipality, for the operation of a dog pound and the appointment of a pound-keeper, and by-laws for sanitation and by-laws for the inflicting fines and penalties in addition to costs. AND WHEREAS The Animal Husbandry Act, R.S.M., c. A90 makes provision for the destroying of dogs in certain situations. AND WHEREAS it is deemed advisable and in the best interests of the municipality to pass a by-law for such purposes. NOW THEREFORE be it enacted and it is hereby enacted as a by-law of the Rural Municipality of Grey as follows: ## DEFINITIONS: 1. - 1.01 In this By-Law, unless the context otherwise requires: - a. "Administration" means the Administration of the Municipality; - b. "Aggressor Animal" shall have the meaning ascribed thereto in Section 14 of this by-law; - C. "Commercial Dog Kennel" includes any premises upon which dogs are raised, trained or kept for remuneration; - d. "Council" means the Council of the Municipality, or any delegate thereof; - e. "Dangerous Animal" means any dog which has been declared to be dangerous pursuant to Section 4 of this By-Law; - f. "Dog" means all species of the animal commonly known by that name, and includes the female as well as the male of every breed or classification or mixture of breed or classification thereof; - g. "Municipality" means The Rural Municipality of Grey; - h. "Owner" means any person who owns, keeps or harbours a dog, and includes any person who knowingly permits or allows any other to own, keep or harbour a dog upon premises owned, leased or occupied by that person; - i. "Person" includes the plural as well as the singular, a corporation, partnership, association, syndicate or any organized body; - j. "Pound" means the dog pound established or designated under the provisions of this By-Law; - k. "Pound Fees" means those fees described in Section 7.01 d. hereof; 1. "Pound-keeper" includes the Dog Catcher and means the person authorized by Council to apprehend dogs, to operate a dog pound, and to carry out any provision of this By-Law, and any person acting as an assistant to, or under the direction of, the Pound-keeper; ## - Page 2By-Law No. 10-2017 - m. "Running At Large" means, when used in reference to a dog, being off the premises of the Owner and not under the direct and continuous charge and effective control of a person competent to control it. ## 2. LICENSING: - The owner of every dog over the age of six months shall obtain a license from the Administrator who shall, upon payment of the license fee as set forth in Schedule "A" hereto, and, subject to Section 2.02 hereof, issue a license tag for such dog. - Every dog license will be renewable on a biennial term (commencing with 2016 as the first term) and shall expire on the 31st day of December two years after the commencement of the licensing term. - 2.03 The Administrator shall not issue a license tag to an Owner until the Owner produces a Certificate of Vaccination for Rabies for that dog from a licensed Veterinary Surgeon showing that the dog has been vaccinated for rabies on a date no more than two (2) years (24 months) prior to the expiry of the current license. - The Owner shall place and keep around the neck of every dog a collar to which shall be securely fastened the current license tag - 2.05 No person shall remove the collar or license tag from a dog. - 2.06 The license tag is not transferable from one dog to another nor from one Owner to another. - 2.07 If a license tag has been issued in respect of a dog which is subsequently declared to be dangerous pursuant to the provisions of Section 4 hereof, that license shall be canceled and the Administrator shall give notice of such cancellation to the Owner of the dog, by registered mail, and the Owner shall within ten (10) days of the date of receiving the notice return the license tag to the Administrator. - No license tag shall be issued to the Owner of the Dangerous Dog until: - a. that Owner has produced evidence that he or she has in place a comprehensive general liability insurance policy including coverage for damage or injury caused by his or her dog covering the balance of the license year with a minimum limit of liability of $300,000.00 per b. the Owner has produced a Certificate of Vaccination for Rabies for that dog from a licensed Veterinary Surgeon showing that the dog has been vaccinated for rabies on a date no more than two (2) years (24 months) prior to the expiry of the current license. - c. that Owner has paid the Dangerous Dog license fee as set forth in Schedule "A" hereto. 2. Where a license or license tag is lost or damaged, the licensee shall pay the cost of a new license as set forth in Schedule "A" hereto. ## - Page 3 - ## By-Law No. 10-2017 ## RESPONSIBILITY OF OWNERS: ## 3.01 No Owner shall: - permit his or her dog to run at large within the Municipality; where a dog has been found running at large, its Owner shall be deemed to have failed or refused to comply with this subsection; - permit his or her dog to cause a nuisance by habitually barking, molesting people, habitually barking at vehicles, or unduly disturb the quiet of any person within the Municipality; - permit his or her dog to defecate on any public property or private property other than the property of its Owner. Where a dog defecates on property other than the property of its Owner, the Owner shall immediately cause such excrement to be removed; - d. permit his or her dog to damage public or private property; - permit his or her dog to pursue, bite or wound any person or animal; - f. permit his or her dog on any school ground or playground; - own, keep or harbour any dog (other than a dog under the age of six months) for which a license has not been issued for the current license year; - permit his or her dog to upset waste receptacles or scatter the contents thereof in or about a street, lane or other public or private property not belonging to the Owner of the dog; - harbour, keep, have in possession or on his or her premises more than three dogs over the age of six months, regardless of the number of persons who may be inhabiting the premises unless that person has approval from Council to operate a Commercial Dog Kennel as hereinafter provided. ## 3.02 Every Owner shall: - a. have his or her dog vaccinated for rabies - b. period; keep said rabies vaccination current during each licensing 3. where his or her dog has been impounded pursuant to the terms of this By-Law, pay all applicable Pound Fees as set forth in Schedule "B" hereto. ## 4. DANGEROUS ANIMALS ## 4.01 AGGRESSOR ANIMALS - The Animal Control Officer may apprehend, impound and place in quarantine any Dog that he or she has reason to believe has bitten a person or animal (the "Aggressor Animal"); and if in the Animal Control Officer's discretion, such action in respect of the Dog is necessary for the protection of the public; whether on private Premises or elsewhere, and whether or not the skin was directly punctured or lacerated by the bite, except that this provision shall not apply to a Police Service Dog owned by a public law enforcement agency and under the control of a qualified Dog handler. ## - Page 4 - ## By-Law No. 10-2017 - The Owner of the Aggressor Animal must surrender it to the Animal Control Officer on request. If the Aggressor Animal is not voluntarily surrendered to the Animal Control Officer by the Owner, the Animal Control Officer shall be empowered to apprehend and impound the Aggressor Animal and, if necessary, to apply to a provincial court judge, magistrate or justice of the peace, as required, in order to obtain authorization to enter the personal residence of the Owner for the purpose of apprehending and impounding the Aggressor Animal. - Any Aggressor Animal so apprehended and impounded at the Bound shall be quarantined for a minimum of 10 consecutive days at the Owner's expense, commencing from the date of impoundment (the "quarantine period"). - b. If, in the opinion of a licensed veterinarian, the animal impounded poses no health risk, the Aggressor Animal may be released to the Owner prior to the completion of a 10 day mandatory quarantine. - Subject to a determination by the Animal Control Officer pursuant to subsection 7) below that the Aggressor Animal is not a Dangerous Animal, the Aggressor Animal may be released to the Owner after expiry of the prescribed quarantine period upon payment by the Owner to the Poundkeeper of a Pound fee calculated at the daily rate set out in Schedule "B" together with any costs, fees or fines assessed against the Owner hereunder. In the event that the Owner fails to redeem the Aggressor Animal from the Pound within three (3) days after expiry of the quarantine period, the Aggressor Animal shall be sold or humanely euthanized at the discretion of the poundkeeper. - The head of any Aggressor Animal quarantined for biting that dies while quarantined and prior to the veterinary examination required pursuant to subsection g) below, shall be submitted to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency for rabies examination. - Every Aggressor Animal shall be examined by a licensed veterinarian approved by the Animal Control Officer prior to release from quarantine. The determination as to whether or not the Aggressor Animal can be released from quarantine or must be humanely euthanized, shall be at the discretion of the Animal Control Officer based upon the following factors: - the medical report of the licensed veterinarian who has examined the Aggressor Animal - whether or not the public health authorities are prepared to consent to the release of the Aggressor Animal; - c) the severity of the bite incident, the circumstances surrounding the incident and the consequences of the incident. - d) whether or not the Aggressor Animal is, in the opinion of the Animal Control Officer, a Dangerous Animal and, if yes, whether a condition imposed under section 4.03 have been complied with; ## - Page 5By-Law No. 10-2017 - proof that the Aggressor Animal does not have rabies, and that the Aggressor Animal has a Current Rabies Vaccination status at the date of the bite incident. ## 4.02 DETERMINATION THAT AN ANIMAL IS A DANGEROUS ANIMAL ## a. Animal Control Officer to Arrange Hearing Where the Animal Control Officer has reason to believe that an animal, including but not limited to an Aggressor Animal, is a Dangerous Animal, he or she shall arrange a hearing before Council to determine whether or not the said animal should be declared a Dangerous Animal. In the event that an Owner voluntarily accepts the Dangerous Animal declaration and the recommended disposition of the matter made by the Animal Control Officer, a hearing before Council may be dispensed with, and the recommended disposition of the matter shall constitute a final order in respect of which there is no appeal. ## b. Quarantine Where it is deemed necessary by the Animal Control Officer to protect the public or other animals pending the decision of Council, the Animal Control Officer may: - i) require that the animal be quarantined in the Pound until the earlier of the date that the Animal Control Officer determines that it is safe to release the animal to the custody of the Owner or until the committee hears the matter and issues its determination; or 2. may impose any conditions required to protect the public or other animals upon the Owner's custody of the animal, which conditions shall apply until the earlier of the date that the Animal Control Officer determines that it is safe to remove the conditions or until Council hears the matter and issues its determination. ## c. Notice of Hearing The Municipality shall provide written notice of the hearing to the Owner of the dog at least three days in advance of the hearing by serving notice upon the Owner or by mailing the notice by registered mail to the last known address of the Owner. The Animal Control Officer shall be entitled to mail the said notice to the last address provided by the Owner to the Municipality. The notice shall include the following minimum information: - i) the time, place and purpose of the hearing; 2. ii) a summary of the reasons in support of the allegation that the animal is dangerous; 3. iii) a copy of this section of the By-Law; and 4. iv) a statement that if the Owner does not attend the hearing, the matter will be dealt with in the Owner's absence and that he or she will not be entitled to any further notice or appeal in regard to the proceedings concerning the animal. ## - Page 6- ## By-Law No. 10-2017 ## d. Animal to be Confined Pending Final Outcome of Hearing - Every Owner who has received notification from the Municipality pursuant to subsection c above that determination hearing will be held with respect to his or her animal, shall ensure that the animal remains confined upon the Premises of the Owner pending the final outcome of the hearing. - Subsection i) above shall not apply if the animal is impounded or the Animal Control Officer receives written confirmation from a licensed veterinarian that the animal has been placed in quarantine pending outcome of the hearing. ## e. Hearing - The Owner has the right to appear at the hearing, with or without counsel, and to make submissions to Council and call evidence. The Owner also has the right to hear all of the evidence and submissions presented at the hearing by or on behalf of the Animal Control Officer and to inspect any documents filed by or on behalf of the Animal Control Officer, and to respond to same. - = Where the Owner does not attend at the hearing, having been given notice as provided in accordance with this section 4.02, Council shall be entitled to deal with the matter in the Owner's absence, and the Owner shall not be entitled to any further notice or appeal in regard to the proceedings concerning the animal. The Owner shall be notified of the decision of Council by notice in writing delivered by persona service or registered mail in the manner set out in subsection 4.02 c) above. ## f. Decision of Council Within five (5) working days of the hearing, Council shall issue a written decision in accordance with the following provisions: - a.) Council shall make an order declaring the animal to be a Dangerous Animal if in their opinion: - i) the dog has caused injury to or killed a person, whether on public or private property; or - the animal has seriously injured or killed any other domestic animal or any livestock without provocation; or - ili) the animal is used primarily for the purpose of guarding property and is not a police service dog owned by a public law enforcement agency. - b.) Council may make an order declaring the animal to be a Dangerous Animal if, in their opinion, there is a material risk that the animal may cause damage or injury to a person or property or any other animal, taking the following non-exhaustive factors into account: - whether the animal has worried. bitten. wounded o njured any person or animal, or is otherwise an Aggresso Animal ## - Page 7- ## By-Law No. 10-2017 - the circumstances surrounding any previous worrying biting or wounding incidents; and - ili) whether the animal, when unprovoked, has shown a tendency to pursue, chase or approach in a menacing fashion, any person or any other animal upon any public or private property. - c.) Council shall deliver a copy of their decision to the Owner in the manner provided in subsection 4.02 c.) There shall be no obligation upon Council to issue written reasons for their decision. ## 4.03 CONSEQUENCES OF DANGEROUS ANIMAL DECLARATION Council shall determine whether the Dangerous Animal should be humanely euthanized or released to the Owner subject to any conditions that Council deems appropriate including that it be removed from the municipality. ## 4.04 DESTRUCTION OF DANGEROUS OR AGGRESSOR ANIMAL - Where it appears on reasonable grounds that an Owner has preached a condition of this By-Law in respect of an animal that has been declared dangerous or if an Aggressor Animal has caused injury or damage to any person, property or any other animal or if the Animal Control Officer otherwise has reasonable grounds to believe that an animal presents a risk to any person, property or any other animal and such animal has been declared a Dangerous Animal by Council, the Animal Control Officer may apprehend and impound the animal for the purpose of destroying it. In the event that an animal is causing an immediate risk to any person, property or any other animal, the Animal Control Officer is authorized to apprehend and impound the said animal notwithstanding that it has not been declared to be a Dangerous Animal by Council at the time of its apprehension and impoundment. - b) When the Animal Control Officer impounds an animal under his section for the purpose of destruction of the animal, he or she hall give the Owner written notice, delivered to the last known address of the Owner, that the animal will be humanely euthanized after the expiry of 10 consecutive days from the date of the notice. The Owner may, during that time period, appeal the decision of the Animal Control Officer to Council by providing notice in writing to the Chief Administrative Officer, in which case Council shall hold a hearing at a regularly scheduled or special meeting of Council as to whether or not the animal should be humanely euthanized, which hearing shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of section 4.02 hereof. The animal shall remain quarantined in the Pound pending the outcome of the hearing. All related costs will be the responsibility of the Owner. ## 4.05 FEES/PENALTIES All costs associated with regards to Section 4 are the responsibility of the animal owner and said costs may be collected in any manner in which a tax may be collected or enforced under "The Municipal Act" ## 5. POUND: - 5.01 Council may, by resolution passed at a regular meeting or at a special meeting called for the purpose: ## - Page 8- ## By-Law No. 10-2017 - establish premises as a Pound for the impoundment of dogs apprehended pursuant to any provisions of this By-Law; - rent premises or a portion thereof and designate same as a Pound for the impoundment of dogs apprehended pursuant to any provisions of this By-Law; - enter into agreements for the provision of shelter, food, water and care for dogs apprehended and impounded pursuant to any provisions of this By-Law and designate the premises where such provision is made as a Pound; - appoint a person as Pound-keeper to carry out any provisions of this By-Law at a remuneration to be determined by Council. The Pound-keeper shall also be appointed as Dog-catcher. ## 6. POUND-KEEPER: The Pound-keeper appointed pursuant to Section 5 hereof shall carry out such duties as may be determined by Council, including: - operating any premises established or designated as a Pound for the impoundment of dogs apprehended pursuant to any provision of this By-Law; - b apprehending and impounding (with the use of a tranquillizer gun, if in the opinion of the Pound-keeper, such use is necessary) any dog, which is found to be running at large; - impoundment after apprehension; caring for and protecting any dog during the period of its - notifying the Owner of a dog which has been apprehended and impounded. Notice may be served on the Owner personally or upon a person apparently over the age of sixteen years at the residence of the Owner. Where the Owner cannot be ascertained, preparing and posting in the general office of the Municipality a notice describing the dog impounded, the date of its apprehension and impoundment, and the date after which said dog will be - collecting and paying to the Municipality the Pound Fees Collected from an Owneror any dog which has been apprehended and impounded, at the time the Owner redeems the dog, and all fees collected pursuant to Section 6.01 g.; - f. selling or destroying any dog which is not claimed by its Owner or for which the Owner has not the Pound Fees, at the expiration of five (5) days after its apprehension (excluding those days which the Pound may be closed). Sale of the dog shall be at the Pound-keeper's discretion and shall not be for less than the applicable Pound Fees as set forth in Schedule "B" hereto; - destroying any dog whose Owner has consented in writing to such destruction and whose Owner has paid: - i. any outstanding Pound Fees; and - ii. the fee for destroying the dog, as set forth in Schedule "B" hereto; ## - Page 9 By-Law No. 10-2017 - immediately destroying any dog owned, kept, possessed or harboured, or found within any part of the Municipality and known or believed to be suffering from rabies; - taking into custody and placing in quarantine any dog that the Pound-keeper has reason to believe has bitten or attempted to bite a person whether on private premises or elsewhere and whether the skin was directly punctured or lacerated by the bite or not: - any dog so delivered or taken to the Pound shall be kept therein for ten (10) days, at the Owner's expense, commencing from the date of the bite; - i. if the Owner of such dog delivers the dog to a place other than the Pound such place must be under the personal supervision of a licensed Veterinary Surgeon and the dog must remain at such place at the Owner's expense for ten (10) days, commencing from the date of the bite; - capturing and impounding any dog which is required to be impounded pursuant to the provisions of any Statute of Canada or the Province of Manitoba or any regulation made thereunder; - filing a complaint and appearing before a Justice of the Peace or Magistrate pursuant to the Animal Husbandry Act of Manitoba, where a dog is: - i annoying to persons, or animals, or poultry and is in the habit of pursuing, startling or biting them or any of them elsewhere than of the land of its Owner or keeper; or - ii. is otherwise mischievous, to obtain an Order that: - the Owner destroy the dog or that the Pound-keeper apprehend and destroy the dog at the expense of the Owner; - iv. the Owner pay the cost of the complaint; and; - the Owner be subject to such fines, penalties and imprisonment as the Animal Husbandry Act may permit and as the Magistrate may determine. - m. issuing a penalty ticket to the Owner of any dog which is found to be running at large or which is not properly licensed and tagged under this By-law or to any Owner who is in violation of any of the terms of this By-law. - 6.02 No liability shall attach to the Pound-keeper for any dog destroyed or injured while being captured or impounded. ## 7. REDEMPTION: - The Owner of any dog impounded may redeem the dog at the place of impoundment within the five (5) day period of impoundment by: - dog; and satisfying the Pound Keeper that he or she is the owner of the ## - Page 10 By-Law No. 10-2017 - b. providing a current Certificate for Vaccination for Rabies; and - C. producing a current dog license tag; and 3. paying the Pound-keeper the Pound Fees calculated as follows: - i. an amount per kilometer actually and necessarily traveled by the Pound-keeper from the Pound to the place of apprehension as set forth in Schedule "B" hereto; and - ii. extraordinary costs incurred by the Pound-keeper in apprehending the dog; and - ill. veterinary expenses necessarily incurred for the dog during its impoundment; and - iv. an amount set forth in Schedule "B" hereto for each day 8. in respect to the cost to the Municipality for shelter, food, water 9. and care for that dog, during the period of impoundment. 10. on any first offence, a fine in an amount set by resolution of Council. - vi. on any second offence occurring within the license year, a fine in an amount set by resolution of Council. ## 8. COMMERCIAL DOG KENNEL: - Any person who intends to establish a Commercial Dog Kennel within the Municipality shall apply in writing to the Administrator stating the proposed location of the kennel, the number of dogs to be kept and the intended purpose of the Commercial Dog Kennel. - 8.02 On receipt of an application, the Administrator shall, - fix a day for the consideration by Council of the application which shall be not later than 30 days after the date of receipt of the application; - b. notify the applicant of the time and place at which the Council will consider the application; - not later than 10 days before the day fixed for consideration of the application, give notice of the application by regular mail to each assessed Owner, according to the latest revised assessment roll, of property within a radius of 150 feet from the proposed site affected; to each Owner of land adjoining the proposed site affected or across the street or lane if any; and give such notice in any other manner that the Council deems advisable. - On the day and at the time and place stated in the notice, the Council shall receive the representations of the applicant and any other person, who desires to make representations either on their own behalf or on behalf of - 8.04 On completion of the receipt of representation, the Council may by resolution: ## - Page 11 By-Law No. 10-2017 - a. reject the application; or 2. . b. approve the application with or without conditions which in the opinion of the Council may be necessary or desirable to ensure the location of the Commercial Dog Kennel is compatible with the neighborhood, and authorize the Administrator to issue to the applicant a license to operate a Commercial Dog Kennel, upon payment of the required license fee as set forth in Schedule "A" - 8.05 The Administrator shall send a copy of the decision of Council to the applicant and to any person who made representations at the meeting of Council. - 8.06 The decision of Council is final and binding on all persons and the Commercial Dog Kennel license may be revoked by Council for any violation of any conditions imposed by it. ## 9. SPECIAL RESTRICTION: - 9.01 A female dog in heat shall be confined and housed in the residence of the Owner or person having control of the dog for the period of time that the dog is in heat, or taken to a licensed kennel for the whole period of time - 9.02 In the event of an outbreak or the threat of rabies or any other disease which can be transmitted through dogs, Council may require every Owner to confine the dog upon the Owner's property for such period of time as Council may determine. ## 10. INTERFERENCE WITH ENFORCEMENT: - 10.01 No person shall interfere or attempt to obstruct a Pound-keeper, who is attempting to capture any dog in accordance with the provisions of this By-Law. ## 11. COMPLAINANT IDENTIFICATION: - 11.01 No action will be taken to either impound a dog or to institute legal proceedings on any complaint unless the same is in writing and is signed by the complainant who must give his or her name, address, and telephone number. ## 12. PENALTIES: 12.01 Any person who contravenes or disobeys, or refuses or neglects to obey any provision of this By-Law or who is in breach of any of the provisions of this By-law, is guilty of an offence and liable to a fine of not less than $100.00 and not more than $1,000.00, in addition to costs, and to imprisonment in case of non-payment of fine and costs inflicted for any such breach, for a term not exceeding thirty days. - 12.02 A penalty ticket issued by the Pound-keeper under this By-law may be served on the Owner personally or upon a person apparently over the age of Eighteen years at the residence of the Owner. The penalty ticket shall be in the form prescribed by Council and shall provide for such penalties as may from time to time be set by resolution of Council. ## - Page 12 By-Law No. 10-2017 - 12.03 The liability of any person to pay the fine imposed by any penalty ticket issued by the Poundkeeper pursuant to Section 6.01 1. hereof shall e in addition to (and not in substitution for) the liability of any such persor on summery conviction pursuant to this Section 12.01 - 12.04 The amount owing for penalties and fines under clause 6.01 | and clause 7.01 d may be collected in any manner in which a tax may be collected or enforced under the "Municipal Act". ## 13. APPLICATION OF THIS BY-LAW: - 13.01 With the exception of Section 4 & Section 6.01 (h) which shall apply to the whole municipality, this By-Law shall only apply to those areas of Elm Creek, Haywood, Fannystelle, Culross and St. Claude shown outlined in red on the Schedules attached hereto as Schedules "C", "D", "E", "F" and "G" respectively. ## 14. GENERAL: - 14.01 This By-Law shall come into full force and effect on the passage thereof. - 14.02 By-Law No. 05-2015 of the Municipality of Grey is hereby repealed. The said repeal does not affect: - any penalty, forfeiture or liability incurred before the time of such repeal, or any proceedings for enforcing the same, had, done, completed or pending at the time of such repeal; or - b. any action, suit, judgment, decree, certificate, execution, process, order, rule or any proceeding, matter or thing whatever, respecting the same had, done, made, entered, granted, completed, pending, existing or in force at the time of such repeal; or - any act, deed, right, title, interest, grant, assurance, registry, rule, regulation, contract, lien, charge, matter, or thing had, done, made, acquired, established or existing at the time of such repeal; or - d. any office, appointment, commissions, salary, allowance, security, duty or any matter or thing appertaining thereto at the time of such repeal; or - 14.03 All licenses issued pursuant to R.M. of Grey By-Law No. 05-2015 shall continue in force and effect under this By-Law until December 31, 2017 and license requirements as outlined under Section 2 of this By-Law shall take effect on the date of the passage of this By-Law. - 14.04 This By-Law shall not be interpreted so as to limit, restrict or curtail in any manner the rights of any person contained in the provisions of The Animal Husbandry Act, R.S.M. 1987, c A90 and any amendments thereto.   Read a first time this 16* day of August 2017. Read a second time this 16* day of August 2017. Read a third time this 20t day of September 2017. ## - Page 13By-Law No. 10-2017 DONE AND PASSED by the Council of the Rural Municipality of Grey, in meeting duly assembled at Elm Creek, in Manitoba, this 20* day of Chief Administrative Officer   License Fee Replacement Tag Kennel License Fee Dangerous Dog License Fee ## SCHEDULE "A" BY-LAW NO. 10-2017 LICENSE FEES $25.00 biennial $10.00 $100.00 per annum $100.00 per annum Shelter (Food/Water/Care) Pound Keeper Mileage Destruction of Dog ## SCHEDULE "B" ## BY-LAW NO. 10-2017 ## POUND FEES Rates set by pound Rate set by pound keeper Rates set by pound/vet ## SCHEDULE "C" ## BY-LAW NO. 10-2017  ## SCHEDULE "D" ## BY-LAW NO. 10-2017  ## BY-LAW NO. 10-2017 SCHEDULE "E" SCHEDULE MEN - BY-LAW NO. 10-2017  ## SCHEDULE "F" BY-LAW NO. 10-2017 SCHEDULE "F» - BY-LAH NO. 10- 2017 ## CULROSS (UNINCORPORATED) PART OF S/WI/4 SEC. 2 - TP. 9 - RGE. 4W. R. M. 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