ARTICLE III: REPEALED

   [Repealed]

Editor’s note:

   Ord. 23-2003, adopted July 21, 2003, repealed Art. III §§ 4-301 through 4-306, which pertained  to dog licenses and derived from Ord. 5-75, originating May 5, 1975; Code §§ 11.17 through 11.22; and Ord. 9-79.

ARTICLE IV: REPEALED

   [Repealed]

ARTICLE V: LIVESTOCK

Section

   4-501   Horses

   4-502   Pig pens

Cross-reference:

   Butchering restricted, § 12-101; swine, § 12-105.

§ 4-501 HORSES.

   No person shall ride, or lead, a horse or pony upon the sidewalks within the corporate limits. Riding, or leading, of horses and ponies shall be restricted to the roadways.

(Code 1976, § 11.34)

§ 4-502 PIG PENS.

   No person shall maintain a pig pen, or other enclosure for pigs, within 150 feet of any dwelling, or room used for sleeping quarters.

(Code 1976, § 11.35)

Cross-reference:

   Land use and zoning, §§ 17-301 et seq.

ARTICLE VI: ANIMAL CRUELTY

Section

   4-601   General

   4-602   Failure to provide adequate food

   4-603   Failure to provide adequate water

   4-604   Failure to provide adequate shelter

   4-605   Provide reasonable care

   4-606   Animal cruelty

   4-607   Cruel restraint prohibited

   4-608   Leaving animals unattended in vehicles

   4-609   Authority for Animal Control Officer to act

   4-610   Penalties

§ 4-601 GENERAL.

   All animals shall be kept, and treated, under sanitary and humane conditions, and it shall be unlawful for any person to violate one, or more, of the sections of this article.

Penalty, see § 4-610