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04-984t! Council File # �"l �� - 4 `�� ", ►31�a {' I(/ �Z�l�� Ordinance# Green Sheet # Z�{O3� ORDINANCE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 2 � Presented By Refeired To Committee Da*.e : 2 An ordinance to amend Saint Paul L,egislative Code 3 Chapter 200.17 establishing guidelines and limiting 4 the amount of time an animal can be restrained 5 by a chain to no more than two hours, and amending 6 the restrictions on training collars. 7 8 THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN: 9 10 Section 1 ll Sec. 200.fl7. Cmllars, deash�s, tae outs. 12 on the inside of the collar 13 (a) Collars. Collars may not exceed two (2) pounds in weight and must be m de of durable 14 material stxong enough to hold the dog iY is intended for. No collars aze to b used other than for 15 humane restraint. Collazs may not be equipped with any type of s� prongs or weighted devices 16 that may cause injury or discomfort to the animal's neck. Blunt 17 proneed trainina collars are permitted if rn oroerlv fitted and unaltered from the manufactured 18 desi n. 19 (b) Leashes. Leashes must not exceed six (6) feet in length and may not exceed four (4) pounds 20 in total weight. 21 (c} Chains. Kennels. Tethers and Tie outs. Chains. tethers or �'ie tie outs must be at least three (3) 22 times the length of the animal secured to it and may not exceed ten (10) pounds in total weight. 23 Tie outs must be of durable material, strong enough to hold the animal it is intended for. Any 24 animal secured with a tie out must be so in an azea that would not allow the animal to become 25 tangled around objects while allowing access to shelter and water. Tie outs must be placed in 26 such a location as to inhibit the animal secured from reaching a public sidewalk, street or alley. 27 The tie out must not allow the secured animai access to any neighboring property unless written 28 permission has been obtained from the property owner. Animals restrained bv a chain, tether, or 29 other tie out device shall not be secured to any stationary object for more than two consecutive 30 hours, with at least a two hour rest or relief oeriod between each chaining, and no more than four 31 two hour chainingperiods in a twenty-four hour period. Kennels and pullevlcable run s stems 32 shall be exempt from the two hour restriction provided that: 33 1. The len hQt of the�uiley svstem is at least twelve (121 feet, and the attached tether 34 has a swivei at both ends• at least 35 2. The hei t of the_pulley svstem is mounted �er�� seven (71 feet above the 36 rg_ ound � �Il�t�l 1 2 3 4 5 6 � 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 thirty two,j32) j�,.C�� 3. The space provided inside the kennel is at least quare feet; v t � 4. The kennei T*��cr hP fi,ll floor must be made of solid material. 5. The animal or animals confined or secured to a kennel or pulley system, are not confined in it or to it for more than ten (10) consecutive hours in a twentv four (241 hour period. "Stationarv objecY' shall include, but not be limited to, a tree, embedded stake, pole or post, a house, earaee, dog house, or other structure or railin2. "Solid material" shall mean cement, brick, durable plastic, or other suitable material other than wood. Section 2 This ordinance shall take effect and be in fuil force thirty (30) days following its passage, approval and publication. ,: . -� 1 �; Requested by Department of: �� Adopted by Council: Date, NDL'"ei�zr �> Adoption Certi By: _� Approved By: _ by Council Secretary Form Approved by City Attosmey sy: lhD.vv�.U�> '� A�ved by Mayor for Submission to Council By' o� y�� Amendment to dog chaining ordinance: CF # 04-984 Page l, line 15, after "s� prongs" insert "on the inside of the collar" Page l, line 16, delete"on the inside of the collar" ci� courrca, PHONE er Lee Helgen 6-8650 i BE ON COUNCILAGEN�A BY (OAl October 13, 2004 Discussion October 6, 2004 TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PACaES GREEN SHEET oE..a,wrt owrcro, w o�-�,�� No 206377 InItlallDate rnrcauu ❑ CIIYATiOWEY ❑ CRYCLdI! � ❑ r.,wicw�sEa�+crsouc ❑ wuwuwa�xn.c�rc ❑ wvort loa�sasnwrl ❑ (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) Approval of ordinance amending St. Paul Legislafive Code Chapter 200.17 establishing guidelines and limiting the amount of time an animal can be restrained by a chain to no more than two hours, and amending the restrictions on training collars. PLANNING COMMISSION CIB COMMffTEE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION What, S SOURCE tSONALSERVICE CONTRALiS MUSiAN5WER7NE FOLLDWIN6 Q Has ihis persoNfirm ever worketl untlx a cantract Por this departmeM7 VES NO Has this persoNfirtn ever 6een a cRy empbyeel YES NO Doesthis perso�rm possess a skilf not no�mallYposseased by any curteM city empfoyee'1 YES NO Is this personKrm a}argeted VendoR VES NO COST/REVENUEBUDGEfED(CIRCLEON� ACTNITY NUMBER YES NO INFORMAi10N (FXPWN) ci� courrca, PHONE er Lee Helgen 6-8650 i BE ON COUNCILAGEN�A BY (OAl October 13, 2004 Discussion October 6, 2004 TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PACaES GREEN SHEET oE..a,wrt owrcro, w o�-�,�� No 206377 InItlallDate rnrcauu ❑ CIIYATiOWEY ❑ CRYCLdI! � ❑ r.,wicw�sEa�+crsouc ❑ wuwuwa�xn.c�rc ❑ wvort loa�sasnwrl ❑ (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) Approval of ordinance amending St. Paul Legislafive Code Chapter 200.17 establishing guidelines and limiting the amount of time an animal can be restrained by a chain to no more than two hours, and amending the restrictions on training collars. PLANNING COMMISSION CIB COMMffTEE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION What, S SOURCE tSONALSERVICE CONTRALiS MUSiAN5WER7NE FOLLDWIN6 Q Has ihis persoNfirm ever worketl untlx a cantract Por this departmeM7 VES NO Has this persoNfirtn ever 6een a cRy empbyeel YES NO Doesthis perso�rm possess a skilf not no�mallYposseased by any curteM city empfoyee'1 YES NO Is this personKrm a}argeted VendoR VES NO COST/REVENUEBUDGEfED(CIRCLEON� ACTNITY NUMBER YES NO INFORMAi10N (FXPWN) � � � � �xou•rarG oizuEx. � � � „ , Be law are coirect rontings forthe six most frequenttypes'of documenYs: ' � , , , , , ' , , � , � � ,� � � , " �� CONTRACTS ('assumes a�dhonzed budget e�rists) ,; COUNCI[. RESOLUTIDN (amend bndSets/e�cePt'8rants) ' � 1 OutssdeAgeucy. . � ' � t. Dep� �a�tD�rectoi � � � � � 2 Depmtnent-D"uector 2. OfficeofFina�iatSeivtcesDirector 3 � �City� Attohiey � � � � � � � � � � 3 City ��4torney � � � � � � ) aS! 4: Mayor,!Assistant(forconhacts,over 4.,M �/Acc�ct�r ., , ' � � 5: Hr�anI2ights,Cfor"wntracESOVer$SO;OOOa 5. CityCounc�l � �� 6. Office ofFivancial, Services - Accounting ' 6' Offi'ce ofFinancial Services - Acxounting ' [1DMINfSTRATiVE ORDERS (Budget Revision) ' COIINGII, RESOLUITOIQ (atl ot� �d OidiYt�ces) , ', �� 1: �ActivityA�anageiorDeparlment'Accoimtant � , "1 D'eparlmentDirector , � „ , ` � , � � Z- Depar�ent'Ditectar � , � � , � 2 CiCyAttorney � � � � � � 3.OffceofFinancialSerdicesDueetor 3 Ma}�oa�/Assistant +' 4. Cily Clerk ,„ 4. Cily Conncil , 5. Olfice ofFinsncial Services - Accountmg �� , � � � � nnr�s�� oiznazs ��i �� E�cuxivE oiinAZ , , . 1 Dep�rhnentDir�tor � � � � I DePa�ttmencDuecto= � � � � � �� ° � 2 Cit}'Atto�ne�„' � . �� 2 City "�Attorney �� 3 Officeo€FinaticialServicesDu=actor 3 Mayor�A�aAnr Se v � � ¢. � C�t3` Ctedt � � 4. Cdy, Gledc�� „ „ , �� , TOTAL NUINBER OF SiUNt11URE'P.AGES . ,. the # . these ages. „ rndicaYe ofpages oa wIu mgnatnres raqu¢ ' P penhp' or flag each of p cat ace ed and a , ° �� ACTIONRE�QUESTED ' r r �* Descciiie wLat ihepro�ecthequest saeks to accomplish m either c}�ronological orde; or order of iuipoifance, wlu'cfiever vs ' � er �, mos4 ��PPr�P��for�'issue.' Donot'�wxi�com�2et��sentenc�es. ��3eg�neabhitemin�gopc�istwi�;a,vab_ � �, RECO�IDATIONS ' �� , �'� �� . � � ComPlde��ifthe�issuemquestiohhas'beenpresented,befoFzffiYbodY'Pnbliqorpnvate.'��,� � � PIILSO�AL SbRVICE CONTRACTS:, , ' , Thts ivfomie4on wilt,be used ta determine'the city's'tiabiliryfor worke� oompensahon claims, taxes and prupei civil , � ��4��W8'iples.� � �� . � � �� . 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