A. Animals or fowl kept within the city limits shall at all times be maintained in a clean, neat and sanitary condition, free from obnoxious odors and substances and shall be confined at all times within adequate enclosures.
B. It shall be unlawful:
1. To permit or allow animals or fowl to create disturbances that interfere with the peace, quiet and tranquility of the community;
2. For any person to permit dead animal or fowl bodies to remain upon any property or premises within the city limits for a period longer than twelve (12) hours;
3. To burn any animal or fowl bodies or their refuse within the city limits;
4. For any person to keep dilapidated or run down buildings or enclosures, or to keep a building or enclosure which emits obnoxious odors, pollution or any other substance that would be offensive to the senses of the residents of the city, or that would be dangerous to the health of such residents;
5. For any person to keep any animal or fowl or suffer the same to remain on any premises owned or used by him in such fashion as to constitute either a private or public nuisance. (1982 Code)
C. No livestock shall be permitted on lots or property of less than one-half (1/2) of an acre, which must be entirely irrigated pastureland. The number of such animals that may be lawfully kept is the sum of the number of full one-half (1/2) acres contained on the parcel of land where such animals are kept. Also, no more than one of such animals and their suckling offspring may be kept or maintained per one-half (1/2) acre. Such offspring may, in any event, not be kept more than one year from birth. Nothing in this section waives or alters the other requirements of this chapter, especially referring to subsection B5 of this section. (Ord. 353, 12-14-1994)