(A) No person owning, in control of or responsible for any dog shall allow that dog to be in any park or public right-of-way if the dog is not held securely on a leash no greater than eight feet in length, except in such parks or portions of parks which may be designated as off-leash areas; provided, however, that a violation of any rule governing any designated off-leash area shall be a violation of this section.
(B) No person shall bring or keep any animal in any park or public right-of-way if the animal is not within the person’s immediate reach and control.
(C) No person shall allow any animal in that person’s ownership, possession, custody or control to injure any other person or animal or damage any property in any park or public right-of-way. Any person so allowing any animal to cause any such injury or damage shall be liable for the full amount of the injury or damage.
(D) No person shall allow any animal in the person’s possession, custody or control to discharge any fecal material in any park or public right-of-way unless the person promptly removes and disposes of the fecal material in an appropriate trash receptacle. No person shall allow any animal in the person’s possession, custody or control to enter or remain in any park or public right-of-way unless the person has in the person’s possession appropriate scoop, bag or other items necessary to remove and properly dispose of any fecal material deposited by the animal.
(Ord. 1282, passed 9-4-2018) Penalty, see § 90.999