Amended by By-law:
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF BURLINGTON
BY-LAW NUMBER 60-2005
A by-law to regulate the licensing and
keeping of dogs and the keeping of all other animals.
WHEREAS Section 11 (2) 9 of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, Chapter 25, authorizes lower tier municipalities to pass by-laws respecting animals;
AND WHEREAS the same Act provides other
powers for the regulation, licensing and prohibition of animals;
AND WHEREAS council wishes to exercise
all of its power and authority in the area of the regulation, licensing and
prohibition of animals;
AND WHEREAS the Animals for Research Act,
R.S.O. 1990 c.A.22, vests certain powers to the operator of a pound;
AND WHEREAS Council deems it expedient
to regulate or prohibit the keeping of animals;
AND WHEREAS Council further deems it expedient
to regulate the licensing, registration and keeping of dogs;
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation
of the City of Burlington enacts as follows:
Definitions
1.
In this By-law:
(a)
“aid dog” means a dog that has been trained or is being trained to
assist a person with a disability as defined in the Human Rights Code R.S.O.
1990 c. H.19 by an organization operating a program to train dogs for this
purpose.
(b)
“allow” includes but is not limited to “suffer”, “permit”, “acquiesce
in”, “cause” and “fail to prevent”, and each is interchangeable with the other
as context permits;
(c)
“animal” means any member of the animal kingdom other than a Human;
(d)
“Animal Control Officer” means any person designated by Council for
the purpose of enforcing the provisions of this By-law;
(e)
“be at large” and “being at large” means found in any place other than the premises
of the owner of the animal and not under the direct control of any person,
and for greater certainty, includes any case where an animal has strayed from
its permanent or temporary owner or their premises onto a public place or
onto private property without the consent of the property owner, and “running
at large” shall have the same meaning;
(f)
“cat” means a male or female domestic cat;
(g)
“cattery” means any establishment for the breeding or boarding, or
the breeding and boarding of cats;
(h)
“City” means the Corporation of the City of Burlington, either in the
sense of the geographic area or the municipality or the identity of the municipal
corporation as the context requires;
(i)
“control” means restrained by a leash;
(j)
“Council” means the council of the Corporation of the City of Burlington;
(k)
“Director” means the Director of Roads and Parks Maintenance for the
City of Burlington, or his or her designate or successor;
(l)
“dog” means any dog, male or female, but does not include a police
dog or an aid dog while in the course of its duties as a police dog or an
aid dog;
(m)
“domestic rodent” means any rodent derived from a self-sustaining captive
population, e.g. mice, hamsters, guinea pigs
(n)
“guard dog” means a dog that is used to protect non-residential property;
(o)
“leash” means a line or tether not more than two (2) metres in length
for leading or restraining an animal while the animal is being transported
from place to place outside of a cage;
(p)
“licence” means a tag issued by the City;
(q)
“licensing agent” means the person or persons appointed or otherwise
designated by Council to carry out the provisions under this by-law respecting
the licensing of dogs;
(r)
“microchip” means any uniquely encoded device implanted in an animal
for the purpose of identifying said animal and its owner;
(s)
“municipal property” means property owned by the City or a local board
thereof;
(t)
“muzzle” means a humane guard over the jaws or mouth of an animal which
prevents it from biting;
(u)
“Officer” includes any Police Officer, and an Animal Control Officer
or By-Law Enforcement Officer employed by the City;
(v)
“own” includes possess,
or have control over, or keeps or have care or custody of;
(w)
“owner” means any person, group of persons, partnership, association
or corporation that owns, possesses or has control over, or keeps, or has
care or custody of, an animal and when the owner is a minor, includes the
person responsible for the custody of the minor, and further includes where
context reasonably permits, any person or agency having power of attorney
to act on the owners behalf, or any person or agency acting as Trustee for
the owner, or any person or agency serving as the Executor of the estate of
the owner, but “owner” does not mean a Police Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer, an Animal Control Officer or any employee of the City or any contractor
of the City providing animal control services, while acting in their capacity
in respect of this by‑law;
(x)
“Permit” means a letter signed by the Director or his designate;
(y)
“police dog” means a dog, male or female, that is used by a Police
Officer or a Police agency, for the purpose of law enforcement or in the defence
or interests of public safety, including but not limited to a dog used to
locate explosives or contraband and a dog used for search or rescue operations;
(z)
“Pound” means any facility or property designated as such by the Pound
Keeper for the housing or keeping of animals and includes the City of Burlington
Animal Shelter and any property temporarily designated;
(aa) “Pound Keeper” means that person appointed
by Council to carry out the operation of the City’s Pounds, pursuant to the
Pounds Act, whether by employment or under contract;
(bb) “public place” includes a highway, public
park and other municipal real property;
Administration
2.
The Director is, hereby, appointed as Pound Keeper for the purposes
of this by-law and shall have jurisdiction over the operation of the Animal
Shelter and Animal Control staff.
3.
The Pound Keeper may impound any animal found running at large in the
City of Burlington.
4.
The Pound Keeper may assume care, custody and control of any animal
that is delivered to the Pound.
5.
Every Police Officer, and every Animal Control Officer or By-Law Enforcement
Officer employed by the City of Burlington is hereby authorized to enforce
the provisions of this by-law.
6.
The Pound Keeper shall keep a record of every animal impounded, the
date of its delivery to the pound, its disposition and the date thereof and,
in the case of a dog, the serial number of its license tag, if any.
7. (1) The Pound Keeper, at his or her sole discretion,
may vaccinate, or cause to be vaccinated, any animal under his or her care
and custody and the costs for such vaccination shall be at the expense of
the owner of the animal if any.
(2) The Pound Keeper, at his or her sole discretion,
may cause to be spayed or neutered any animal under his or her care and custody.
(3) The Pound Keeper, at his or her sole discretion,
may cause to be microchipped any animal under his or her care and custody.
(4) The Pound Keeper shall have the authority
to exercise any and all powers granted to the operator of a pound in the Animals
for Research Act R.S.O. 1990 c.A.22.
8.
Subject to Sections 10 and 11, every domestic animal that is impounded
shall be held by the Pound Keeper for redemption by its owner for a period
of not less than 72 hours which period shall commence at 12:00 midnight on
the day the animal is impounded and calculated to exclude the hours of any
days that the Pound is not open for business at any time.
9.
Every wild or non-domesticated animal, including a feral dog or feral
cat, which has been captured and impounded, shall be disposed of at the discretion
of the Pound Keeper.
10.
Any animal found being at large, if diseased, injured or dangerous
may be humanely destroyed by an Officer at his or her discretion prior to
its delivery to the Pound or by the Pound Keeper, at his or her discretion,
upon delivery to the Pound.
11. (1) The Pound Keeper, upon receipt of satisfactory
proof of identification, may release an impounded animal to its owner subject
to payment by the owner of all fees, as such are set out in Schedule “D” of
this by-law, plus any and all costs incurred by the City for damages, expenses,
veterinary care, vaccinations, if any, and in the case of a dog, provided
that the owner holds a valid dog license issued in respect of the impounded
dog.
(2) The Pound Keeper may, at his or her sole
discretion, sell any animal under his or her care or offer said animal for
adoption or otherwise place said animal in the custody of another person or
organization subject to the payment of such fees and costs as are set out
in Schedule “D” of this by-law.
(3) The Pound Keeper is hereby authorized
to reduce or waive any fees, charges or costs set out in Schedule “D” when,
in his or her opinion, it is in the interests of the City to do so.
(4) Upon expiration of the impound period
described in Section 8 above, and subject to discharging the duties described
in the Animals for Research Act R.S.O. 1990 c.A.22, the Pound Keeper may destroy
or cause to be destroyed any domestic animal that has been impounded.
Animal Control
12.
No person, being the owner of an animal shall allow said animal to
be at large within the City.
13.
An Officer may capture and take into custody any animal found to be
at large within the City.
14.
No person shall attempt to retrieve an animal from the possession of
an Officer, without first identifying themselves for the purpose of determining
ownership, allowing a reasonable opportunity for the Officer to confirm ownership
through records maintained under this by-law and without paying any fees or
charges levied pursuant to this by-law as such may be deemed appropriate by
the Officer.
15.
No person, being the owner of an animal shall allow that animal to
attack, bite, or otherwise harm or injure, any other person or any other animal.
16.
No person, being the owner of an animal shall allow that animal to
defecate on private property without the consent of the property owner.
17.
(1) No person, being the
owner of an animal shall fail to immediately collect, remove and properly
dispose of excrement left by said animal in a public place or on the private
property of another person in accordance with such City by‑laws as regulate
the disposal of bodily waste.
(2) (a) No person, being the owner of an animal
shall fail to collect, remove and properly dispose of excrement left by said
animal on their own property in accordance with such City by‑laws as
regulate the disposal of bodily waste and in a sufficiently timely manner
as to prevent the accumulation of said excrement to the extent whereby it
is deemed a nuisance.
(b) For the purpose of Section 17(2)(a), an
accumulation of excrement shall be deemed a nuisance in any case where it
is likely to disturb a neighbouring resident, either by virtue of its odour,
its appearance or due to the fact that it attracts, or is likely to attract,
insects or vermin.
(c) Sections 17(2)(a) and 17(2)(b) shall not
apply to excrement that is manure stored or used as fertilizer on an operating
farm located on land upon which agricultural is a permitted land use.
18.
No person, being the owner of any animal shall bring said animal into
a public park or onto municipal property during a special event, carnival,
festival, or other similar celebration, where signs are erected prohibiting
animals, provided that this prohibition shall not apply to persons reliant
upon an aid dog, or to persons having obtained an exemption Permit or other
written authorization from the Director.
19.
No person, being the owner of any animal shall allow said animal onto
a City owned or operated beach or into the water adjoining a City owned or
operated beach provided that this prohibition shall not apply to persons reliant
upon an aid dog, or to persons having obtained an exemption Permit or other
written authorization from the Director.
20.
(1) No person being the
owner of an animal shall fail to ensure the provision of adequate and suitable
food, water, shelter and care.
(2) For the purpose of this section, adequate
and suitable food shall mean food in sufficient quantities, regularly provided
and of a type such that the continued good health of the animal is assured.
(3) For the purpose of this section, adequate
and suitable water shall mean clean and potable water in sufficient quantities
such that the continued good health of the animal is assured and available
to the animal at all times.
(4) For the purpose of this section adequate
and suitable shelter shall mean shelter of a type that will properly protect
the animal from any risk associated with exposure to the elements, such that
the continued good health of the animal is assured and, in the case of an
animal being kept out of doors, shall mean a shelter that is insulated, supplied
or equipped with bedding of a type suitable for the type of animal housed,
and of a size sufficient to entirely accommodate the animal.
(5) For the purpose of this section, adequate
and suitable care shall include but not be limited to appropriate protection
from injury and disease, such that the continued good health of the animal
is assured.
Prohibited, Restricted and Regulated Animals
21. (1) No person shall own an animal of any type
set out in Schedule “A” of this by-law within the City of Burlington.
(2) No person shall own an animal of any type
set out in Schedule “B” of this by-law within the City of Burlington save
and except upon and within premises as described in Schedule “B”.
(3) Subject to the exceptions listed in Schedule
“C” no person shall own more than an inclusive total of four cats and dogs.
(4) Subject to the exception listed in Schedule
“C” no person shall own more than two rodents or two lagomorphs (rabbits).
(5) (a) The Pound Keeper is hereby authorized
to issue, at his or her sole discretion, a Permit exempting any person, persons
or organization from the prohibitions set out in this Section.
(b) No person shall fail to comply with the
terms and conditions described on the face of any Permit issued by the Pound
Keeper pursuant to this Section.
(c) Any Permit issued pursuant to this section
remains the property of the City and may be withdrawn, revoked or otherwise
be declared not in force and effect, without notice, at the discretion of
the Pound Keeper.
Pigeons
22.
(1) No person shall own
pigeons within the City for use as a food source.
(2) No person shall own more than sixty (60)
pigeons.
(3) No person shall own pigeons except in
a pigeon loft or coup, provided that this prohibition shall not apply to the
keeping of pigeons for a temporary period not exceeding 72 hours or while
transporting said pigeons from where they are normally kept to a temporary
location for the purposes of racing or show.
(4) No person shall own pigeons in any loft
or coup providing less than 0.056 cubic metres of space per pigeon.
(5) No person shall own pigeons, temporarily
or for the purpose of transporting said pigeons, in any cage or enclosure
providing less than 0.028 cubic metres of space per pigeon.
(6) No person shall own pigeons on any property
having a lot size that is less in area than 9.3 square metres per pigeon.
(7) No person shall own pigeons in any loft
or coup that is less than 8.2 metres distant from any structure used or intended
for human occupancy.
(8) No person shall bar, obstruct or otherwise
interfere with the inspection of any pigeon loft, coup, cage or other enclosure
by the Pound Keeper or an Officer, notwithstanding that said loft, coup, cage
or enclosure is situated on private property.
(9 No person shall fail to make a portable
cage or enclosure available for inspection by the Pound Keeper or an Officer
immediately upon demand.
Control and Licensing of Dogs
23.
(1) Notwithstanding section
12, a dog is not at large if a competent person is holding the dog on a leash,
or if the dog is confined to a cage or similar enclosure.
(2) Notwithstanding section 12, a dog is not
at large if the dog is on a property under the jurisdiction of the City that
has been designated as a leash free area provided:
(a) That the subject dog is under the direction
of its owner or under the direction of a competent person with the owner’s
consent;
(b) That the subject dog remains within the
boundaries of the leash free area;
(c) That the subject dog is within the boundaries
of the leash fee area only during those time and days when the “leash free”
designation is in effect.
24.
No dog owner shall fail to:
(a) provide restraints or enclosures sufficient
for the purpose of confining the dog to the premises of the dog owner; or,
(b) ensure that the dog is sufficiently trained
so as to remain on the premises of the dog owner.
25.
No person shall own a guard dog in the City unless that person posts
or causes to be posted conspicuous, legible and clearly visible signs at each
point of access to the property where the dog is commonly kept or harboured,
sufficient to give notice to persons entering the property that a guard dog
is kept or harboured within the property.
26.
(1) No dog owner shall
fail to obtain and maintain in good standing a City licence for each dog owned.
(2) A dog owner to whom a licence is issued
and paid for in respect of a dog will be provided with a registration number
for the dog and a dog tag which shall be a metallic plate having raised, cast
or stamped thereon the registration number and the year of issue.
(3) No licence is valid under this by-law
unless the applicable fees, as set out in Schedule “E” of this by-law, have
been paid in full.
(4) A dog licence paid for and issued per
calendar year under this by-law shall expire December 31st of each
year as recorded by the licensing agent, which date shall also be shown on
the certificate of licensing issued to the license holder.
(5) An applicant for a dog licence shall submit
a completed application on the form provided by the licensing agent along
with the required fee and including the following information:
(a) the name, address and telephone number
of the dog owner;
(b) the name, colour, breed and gender of
the dog;
(c) the address where the dog is to be situated
in the City;
(d) microchip identification, if applicable;
(e) whether or not the dog has been spayed
or neutered, including the name and address of the veterinary surgeon who
performed the operation, if available; and,
(f) such other information as may be required
by the licensing agent satisfactory to confirm the age of the applicant
(6) Notwithstanding the requirements of section
26 (1), no licence is required for puppies that are under the age of eight
(8) weeks.
27.
(1) An applicant for a
dog licence shall pay the licence fee at the time the licence is applied for.
(2) The fee for a dog licence shall be as
specified in Schedule “E”.
(3) In the event an owner fails to obtain
a valid licence for a dog prior to the expiry of a current licence, an additional
late payment fee as provided in Schedule “E” shall be paid at the time of
application for the new licence in addition to the prescribed licence fee.
(4) The Pound Keeper may prorate on a monthly
basis and reduce the annual dog licence fee to be paid by every owner of
a dog who newly registers a dog within 30 days of ownership.
(5) Where a dog dies, the annual dog licence
fee may be prorated on a monthly basis by the Pound Keeper and refunded to
the dog owner upon presentation of proof that the dog has died.
28. (1) Every licence is personal to the holder
thereof and issued in respect of the particular dog applied for and no person
shall transfer or purport to transfer a licence, certificate of licensing
or dog tag from the dog for which it was obtained to another dog.
(2) No person shall affix to, or use a dog
tag for any dog for which the licence was not issued.
29. (1) Where a dog tag has been lost, the dog
owner shall apply to the licensing agent for a replacement dog tag.
(2) The application shall be accompanied by;
(a) proof that the current year’s licence
fee has been paid; and,
(b) payment of a replacement tag fee to the
licensing agent as set out in Schedule “E”, attached hereto.
(3) Upon receipt of the application and the
fee, if required, the licensing agent may provide a replacement tag.
Control and Registration of Cats
30. (1) No person, being the owner of any cat
shall fail to have the cat implanted with a functioning subcutaneous microchip.
(2) No person, being the owner of any cat
shall suffer the implantation of a microchip pursuant to Section 30 (1), the
manufacturer of which is not approved by the Pound Keeper.
(3) No person, being the owner of any cat
shall permit the implantation of a microchip in that cat by any person that
is not qualified and/or trained to perform the implantation procedure.
(4) The prohibition set out in 30 (1) shall
not apply with respect to cats normally residing on land outside the Urban
Planning Area, as defined in the city's Official Plan, and upon which agriculture
is a permitted land use.
(5) The prohibition set out in 30 (1) shall
not apply with respect to cats that are under the age of 8 weeks.
(6) Notwithstanding Section 30 (4), no person
may claim or adopt a cat from the Burlington Animal Shelter or any City Pound
until after the cat has been implanted with a microchip.
Exemptions
31.
Sections 26 through 30, inclusive,
shall not apply with respect to animals temporarily under the care or in the
custody of the Pound Keeper, bona fide pet stores or Animal Aid of Burlington.
For greater clarity, any animal in the custody of an Officer or housed in
any City Pound or Animal Shelter, shall be deemed to be under the care or
custody of the Pound Keeper.
32. The owner of an aid dog shall not be required
to pay a fee to obtain a licence for an aid dog.
Severability
33. Where a court of competent jurisdiction
declares any section or part of a section of this by-law invalid, the remainder
of this by-law shall continue in force and effect unless the court makes an
order to the contrary.
Schedules
34. Schedules “A”, “B”, “C”, “D” and “E” are
hereby incorporated as part of this by-law.
Penalty
35.
Every person who contravenes any provision of this by-law is guilty
of an offence and, upon conviction is subject to the provisions of Section
61 of the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter P.33, as amended and
any successor thereto.
Repeal
36.
The following By-laws, all as amended, are hereby repealed:
No. 159-1992, No. 101-1993,
No. 56-1994, No. 69-1994, No. 05-1997, No. 87-1997, No. 5-1998, No. 70-1998,
No. 89-1998, No. 90-1999, No. 17-2001, and No. 114-2001.
Effect
37.
This By-law shall come into force and effect upon the issue, by the
Regional Senior Justice, of a Judicial Order establishing such set fines as
are applicable hereto.
PASSED and ENACTED this 13th
day of June, 2005.
MAYOR:
____________________________________
DEPUTY
CLERK: _____________________________
SCHEDULE “A” - PROHIBITED ANIMALS
|
Animals and Exceptions |
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All Canidae, except the domestic
dog |
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All Chiropterans (such as fruit bats,
myotis, flying foxes) |
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All Crocodilians (such as alligators
and crocodiles) |
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All Edentates (such as anteaters,
slothes and armadillos) |
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All Elephantidae (elephants) |
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All Erinacidae, except the African
Pigmy Hedgehog |
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All Felidae, except the domestic
cat |
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All Hyaenidae (hyenas) |
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All Lagomorphs, (such as hares, pikas)
except the domestic rabbit |
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All Marsupials, (such as kangaroos
and opossums) except sugar gliders |
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All Non-Human Primates (such as gorillas
and monkeys) |
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All Pinnipeds (such as seals, fur
seals and walruses) |
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All Procyonidae (such as racoons,
coatimundi, cacmistles) |
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All Pteropdidae (bats) |
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All Ursidae (bears) |
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All Viverridae (such as mongooses,
civets and genets) |
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All Snakes which reach an adult length
greater than three (3) metres |
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All Pythonidae and Boidae, except
for the Ball Python |
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All Lizards which reach an adult
length greater than two (2) metres (from snout to tip of tail) |
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All Nocturnal Raptors |
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All Diurnal Raptors (such as falcons,
hawks) |
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All poisonous animals, including
venomous insects and reptiles, but excluding honey bees |
|
Animal |
Exception |
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All Artiodactylous Ungulates (such as domestic goats,
pigs and cattle) |
Where said animals are kept on land
outside the Urban Planning Area, as defined in the city's Official Plan,
and upon which agriculture is a permitted land use. |
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All Mustelidae (such as skunks, weasels,
otters, badgers) except the domestic ferret |
Where said animals are
kept on land outside the Urban Planning Area, as defined in the city's
Official Plan, and upon which agriculture is a permitted land use. |
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All Perissodactylous Ungulates (such as horses, donkeys,
jackasses, mules) |
Where said animals are
kept on land outside the Urban Planning Area, as defined in the city's
Official Plan, and upon which agriculture is a permitted land use. |
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All Rodentia (such as porcupines and
prairie dogs, except domestic rodents) |
Where said animals are
kept on land outside the Urban Planning Area, as defined in the city's
Official Plan, and upon which agriculture is a permitted land use. |
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All Anseriformes (such as ducks, geese,
swans screamers) |
Where said animals are
kept on land outside the Urban Planning Area, as defined in the city's
Official Plan, and upon which agriculture is a permitted land use. |
|
All Galliformes (such as pheasants, grouse,
guinea fowl, turkey) |
Where said animals are
kept on land outside the Urban Planning Area, as defined in the city's
Official Plan, and upon which agriculture is a permitted land use. |
|
All Struthionforms (such as flightless ratites
known as ostriches, rheas, cassowaries, emus) |
Where said animals are
kept on land outside the Urban Planning Area, as defined in the city's
Official Plan, and upon which agriculture is a permitted land use. |
|
All Apis Mellifera (honey bees) |
Where said animals are
kept on land outside the Urban Planning Area, as defined in the city's
Official Plan, and upon which agriculture is a permitted land use. |
SCHEDULE “C” - REGULATED ANIMALS
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Animal |
Regulations |
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Domestic Dogs |
No more than four dogs may be kept
at any residence or on any commercial property, and when kept in combination
with domestic cats, no dogs may be kept in numbers which would cause
the combined total number of dogs and cats to exceed four. |
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Domestic Cats |
No more than four cats
may be kept at any residence or on any commercial property, and when
kept in combination with domestic dogs, no cats may be kept in numbers
which would cause the combined total number of dogs and cats to exceed
four. |
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Domestic Rodents |
No more than two. |
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Lagomorphs (such as rabbits, hares) |
No more than two. |
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Exemptions |
The foregoing regulations
shall not apply to animals kept: |
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|
1 |
where said animals are kept on land
outside the Urban Planning Area, as defined in the city's Official Plan,
and upon which agriculture is a permitted land use. |
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|
2 |
on the property of a bona fide kennel
or cattery |
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|
3 |
on the property of a bona fide Pet
Shop |
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4 |
by Animal Aid of Burlington |
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5 |
by the Canada Customs and Review
Agency |
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6 |
by a television or film production
company where such animals are kept temporarily for the purpose of television
and film production |
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7 |
by a circus or other temporary special
event licensed under the provisions of the City’s Licensing By-law |
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8 |
by a University, community college
or other accredited school where animals are being kept for research,
study or teaching purposes, on premises registered as a research facility
under the Animals for Research Act |
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9 |
by an accredited veterinary hospital
or clinic while under the care of a licensed veterinarian |
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10 |
by the operators of educational programs
provided the animals are owned by institutions accredited by CAZA or
the American Zoo and Aquarium Association and only while the educational
programs are actually being conducted, provided such programs are limited
to a maximum of three days at any one location |
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11 |
by persons who, on the date of the
enactment of this by-law, were lawfully keeping more than four dogs
or four cats or more than four of any combination thereof which were
registered in their names and these persons are authorised to keep said
animals until the animals die or are otherwise disposed of, provided
that said animals are not replaced |
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12 |
by persons participating in a foster
care program under the direction or supervision of the Burlington Animal
Shelter. |
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SCHEDULE “D” - SERVICE FEES AND CHARGES
SCHEDULE “E” - LICENSE FEES
Dog License Fees For Newly Acquired Dogs |
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Month of Purchase |
Altered |
Unaltered |
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January |
$ 25.00 |
$ 50.00 |
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February |
$ 23.00 |
$ 46.00 |
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March |
$ 21.00 |
$ 42.00 |
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April |
$ 19.00 |
$ 38.00 |
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May |
$ 17.00 |
$ 34.00 |
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June |
$ 15.00 |
$ 30.00 |
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July |
$ 13.00 |
$ 26.00 |
|
August |
$ 11.00 |
$ 22.00 |
|
September |
$ 9.00 |
$ 28.00 |
|
October |
$ 7.00 |
$ 14.00 |
|
November |
$ 5.00 |
$ 10.00 |
|
December |
$ 3.00 |
$ 6.00 |
Annual Dog License Fee |
|
|
Altered |
Unaltered |
|
$ 25.00 |
$ 50.00 |
Late Charge |
|
Effective as of Feb.1st
$ 10.00 |
Replacement Tag |
|
$ 5.00 |