§ 90.05 PUBLIC NUISANCE CREATED BY ANIMALS.

   PUBLIC NUISANCE means an owner’s failure to control, restrain, or otherwise allow, either by conduct or condition, any animal to:

   (A)   Engage in conduct which establishes such an animal as a “dangerous animal;”

   (B)   Be at-large;

   (C)   Cause a disturbance by excessive barking or noise-making near the private residence or business of another or of any government or public facility;

   (D)   Produces maggots, flies, odors, or unclean conditions sufficient to annoy or endanger adjacent property owners, residents, or other individuals who may be reasonably exposed to such conditions; or

   (E)   Chase vehicles or molest, attack, or interfere with other persons and animals on public or private property.

(Res. 2009-002, passed 2-10-2009) Penalty, see § 90.99