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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC Ord 758 1968-09-03 ("'\.., . -' , '1lI~' . ,-' ~:_'" .,.,....... ,f r ol<rG~t'IA~~;~I;;'c"!~-:~Or)Y , n NOT TO 11~ r: \' ., ~ :> .'. '. i TH~ CITY CU;:,~,<o' 0,-, k':E t. - .,",~ ~~ - ~-- -.,-~ AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SEAL BEACH, CALIFORNIA, A CHARTER CITY, ADOPTING BY REFERENCE ORANGE COUNTY ORDINANCE NUMBER 2159, WHICH IS AN ORDINANCE RELAT- IrG TO ANIMAL CONTROL, WELFARE, LICENSE, AND HEALTH REQUIREMENTS; PROVIDING A FEE SCHEDULE FOR SERVICES AT ORANGE COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER; PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE; AND REPEAUNG ORDINANCE NUMBERS 482, 564, and 654. I '0 I I ORDINANCE NUMBER iSK. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEAL BEACH, CALIFORNIA, DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. An ordinance enacting Division 1 of Title 4, Article 1 through 11 relating to animal control,iiwelfare, license and health requirements, adopted by the Orange County Board of Supervisors as Ordinance Number 2159, three copies of which are on file in the office of the City Clerk, establishing animal control welfare, license and health requirements, is adopted by reference as if the same were set forth in full herein, with the exception of Section 1 thereof which has reference to the repeal of Division 1 of Title 4 of the Codified Ordinances of the County of Orange. section 2. Penalty. Any person violating any of the prov~s~ons of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), or by imprisonment in the County Jail for a period of not more than six months, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Section 3. Ordinance Numbers 482, 564, and 654 are hereby repealed. Section 4. Validity of Ordinance. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance is for any reason held to be unconstitutional or invalid, such decision shall not affect the validity or constitutionality of the remaining portions of this ordinance. The City Council of the City of Seal Beach hereby declares that it would have passed this ordinance and each section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase thereof, irrespective of the fact that one or more of the sections, subsections, sentences, clauses or phrases thereof be declared unconstitutional or invalid. Section 5. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage and adoption of this ordinance and. shall cause the same to be posted in three (3) places within the City within fifteen (15) days from the adoption hereof. "_',-1".,::",,:;:; .J I I I Ordinance Number " . .', .' Section 6. This ordinance shall become effective on the First day of January, '1969. PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED by "the City Council ?J,_ the City of Seal Beach, California, on the ~J- day of,~~~ 1968. , . ?bJd,j,~'~nu~ M yor ',', " " .' . , .' ATTEST: ~//L Ci ,- lerk STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF ORANGE ) SS CITY OF SEAL BEACH ) I, Jerdys Weir, City Clerk of the City of Seal Beach, California, hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was introduced at a rggular meeting of th77 City C, ouncil of said city held on the / 'r1l day of "";;L'~'(/~ , 1968, and finally passed ,and adopted at a regula~ meet}ng of the said city council held on the /~ day of ,~L';;:;:nde-v , 1968, by the following vote:, ' AYES: councilmenj~. ~,,~. ~ ~~./;;n, '1v./'-4><.......J NOES: Councilmen L;J;;~ ABSENT: Councilmen ~~ {)~'du ,~~ ~derk ~ .'. ,. ., 1 2 3 4 5 I 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 .J 14 101 ~~~ 15 0:1 :J 00 aU ,." 16 ~o z~ 50 17 a 118 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 130 31 32 PJD: sd "031.' ---~~ ~ ._~ t .... ORDINANCE NO. "J;2 / t- AN ORDINANCE h~ENDING SECTION 41.071 OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, CALIFORNIA The Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, California, do ordain as follows: SECTION 1. Section 41.071 of the Codified Ordinances of the ,. . County of Orange is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 41.071. Vicious animals. Whenever an animal suspected of being vicious is reported, the Poundmaster shall investigate the circumstances and if he finds that such animal has done any of the acts or shown a ~isposition or propensity to do any of the acts declared in this Division to constitute a vicious animal, he shall notify the owner or harborer in writing, stating all of the facts and circumstances. He shall order the owner or harborer to keep . such animal within a substantial enclosure or securely attached to a chain or any other type of control which the Poundmaster may deem adequate under the circumstances. If such restraint is impossible or impracticable, the animal shall be impounded until the ovmer or harborer is able to comply with the Pound- master's order. If, upon receiving written notification as aforesaid, the owner or harborer fails to provide adequate restraint or control of said animal as ordered by the Poundmaster within a reasonable,time, such owner or harborer shall be liable to prosecution for violation of this Article and the animal or reptile shall be subject to summary destruction. SECTION 2. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in full force thirty (30) days from and after its passage, and before the expiration of fifteen (15) days after the passage thereof shall be published once' in the , a newspaper published in the 1. " , " ~-=:;:-~--.....~"'==".W":-'~'~_~~ __.' 1 2 3 4 I 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 .J 14 :;:~ .Zz 15 o~" 00 ljtJu i:~~ 16 .~~ Oz 50 17 u 118 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 I 30 31 32 , 1"10_1.1 - Ordinance Number , ".i' , . County of Orange, State of California, together with the names of the members of the Board of Supervisors voting for and against the same. (SEAL) ATTEST: L( I ' t:' ~__, 'f~",~ , /' ,..,-(..,..(;..->.;, ,'_,.;.,.....:..... .t,... 0, i uperv~sors California W. E. ST JOHN County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California By )Yl ,,,, t,j,..!' , , ;;I't -f" . . /: , ., - "". ; .. /' -" , q""~pJty STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ~ ss. COUNTY OF ORANGE I, W. E. ST JOHN, County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, do hereby certify that at a regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California, held on the~U2~ day of,/// (';1"/'</ , 1968, the foregoing Ordinance containing two (2) sections was considered section by section, and that the said Ordinance was then passed and adopted as a whole by the following vote: AYES: ~l-./ -?,--t..-dL-</a*,,/ a.--~~..-r ;;L -?~h.1--(/.t(../ P a/~~ SUPERVISORS NOES: ABSENT: SUPERVISORS SUPERVISORS ~<-( ~kP""l./ I~ WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the official seal of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, State of California, this ,,~'!/ij day of 7;0 ?:"'v'/ , 1968. 'i W. E. ST JOHN County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California By ')-'rl .'?, I; / . , /I , ?r: ./~ ,,';!-(J 77z~1 :/ Deputy (SEAL) , 2. t ". onnINAN(~Io~' NO, 21:00 .\N fHtlHN,.\N'CN lUfll"1<1A(.ING IHVUUON 1 0.... TITLE .. nt<' '1'111-: ('OO.Jo'IEn OIlIJIN.\NeJ']M OJ.' '('HE c:oUN'l'V 010' ()IIAN,a~. CALl!('OltNIA, AN)) ENACl'ING DIVISION 1 0"- 'l'I'I'I,ti} 4, UEL,\'l'INU '1'0 ANI:U..\I. ,CONTROL... W"~I.F.\IU1. MCF.NSI'-~o\NU "!;.MI/I'M IH1(l1ilItEMF.N'I'S 'I'he Ullnrd Of Super\'i~OI'8 of the County of Ora.n~e. Calltorllln. d" Ol'da\lI ll-S to\lows~ ~I';t.:1'10N 1, Division 1 of Title 4 of th\~ Codifl~tl Ordinances of thl' l'Ullllt~ ot Oran~e Is hel'elly I'cpculml. ::;['~L'TI0N :;, Dlvlglo\l 1 of' '1'11.\e 4 of the Codlrlcd Ordinances ot th{' t'Ol1l1ty or OI'IlIl~'e Is hPl'cby en/1,cted to relul os toHowll: l>l\'l~ION 1 AlllwRI ('ontrol, ".('Ifure' und Lh~l'IIIj(' 1t('(lulrt'RtentH Al'tI("h'l Adminll4trntlon I'C" 41.011. n.'tlnUlo\llIl. .ASJ)IAL~: Vtdeal'! otberwlJH' stnled the woru "ANIMAL" l\f1 sed In this Di\'Il'\loll shull IHL'lu(le hinll', fish, mltIllIlUlleanrl 'rllill's, 1'(HJ"Sn~1ASTER, ANIMAl. l'OX"rnor. Hf:RnCr.;S: The tprlllS 'OU:,\'D..\IARTBH" 01' "CHIEF, A~iMAL CONTH01, ~lLHVIC:8S," lnc S\'llonylllous with ".\l'lMAL CONTHOI. oFFlCER" and shall illdude tht' dt'Dutles ot SUl.'h pl~r~.m. I'VBLle' AQUAIUUM: A "l'UB1.IC AQOAIUUM" Is n plac{> where fish 01' othf!r aqulttk ~lnitnals n.re kept or 1Jlltlntnllled fol' publ!c p.xhlblt. sale, trade or harter, YI\..'10US ANTMAL: All}' 1ll1l1Jlill which has bitten It per$ull 01' other lll1illHtl without provoetl( Ion or which has a propensity to :lttfl.ck or bite !lll)' persoll or' unima! without provocation. "t'c. 41.01::. Ut;'upmullbtlit"). ffl,l' admlnllltl'ntlon. ~ The Poundrnaster. Auilllal Control ServiceB, who ahu"tl b{' .tppoini.ed l)y the County Heallh OffilCer Iwd ncting- until!!' the ~lJl'C("llOll of' the Dirf>ctor of the, DIvision of VeterInary Publle HN..\th, Is hereby charged with thc administration of Articles 1 throll/"d1 9 of thiEl Dlvlsloll, St.(O. 41.01:'1, Hult" (wd Rt'KUlut!t'JIlIol. The Poul\dmns.ti;~r, Anit't1.n,l Control ServiceI'!, with tll!] :q,provu.l of the He:tlth Otflce1', the Director of thi.! DIvision of Vetocrtnary Public. Health ;lllr':. the DOllrd of Super\'lsors, lllRY promulg-ate a.ny necessan. rules nnd reg'ulfltlonl'! for the administration of Articles 1 throUL;'h rr of thls Divisloll, St'l'. 41.0t"C. EnfOI'('l'meut. . The Poutldllla$ter, Ills df'putll!S, nIl peace offIcers, yetcrinarr i!'s!)ectnrs, tht;l Cm.mty B.~l\lth Vfflcer, the Director (If the Divfsion of \"O;:'ferinat'v Puhl1c Health, and th<3 County Vctorllllu'11Ut of tl\" Count.,. (rf Orf).n~e arc herebv emp(l\\,ered !llld It shall bc their duty to enforce Artlcles 1 throug,h 9 at' this Dt\'if',lon and any statute of the Stnte ot Califot'llilt relal!ug' to animal.!!, unless otherwise provided bv law, No persoll shall intel'feI'i.' 'with, oppose r:lr rcslilt ttny authorh:(>d person chnrl?,'(>d with the enf'W(;(>nH~llt of thl::l Dlylslon while such ]H.'r'SOt1 i!l PIlf,[llg-ed In the pp.rtorrnnilee of hlg duttes. S\"<". 41,Ul:'>, Dut;" 01 Ol\"IIN' to ,1I~llOl!Ie of delH! nlllmnl. The owner of any dertd al1111lld shaH dispose ot the (;'nrt::lI!l~ of such animal In a sanitary marIner us prescribed br tlV' County HNl.lti1 Drtierr within twenty.!oul' (',?4) hou-rs uftcr sald owner has know!i.'dg-e of the <tnlOlul's death, Sf'c. 4\.016, 01"1)('0.",1 of llelld nnlmnl... \-1'holllf" o"'.lIershlp ~nul1ot bl' e.lltublJllhl.'d, The POUlldm!\ster shall be rel1Ponslblo for the disposal of nil dead I\nlmals \I."hose owu€'rshlp cauuot be ~l>tt\bH5hc-J., Artlde ~ AUhunl I,letlult')! Seoc. -I-LO:U. Llcl'nlll" l'equl"l"d, ~o person ~han without first obta.\nlnA' a 1lccnIH'l thel'p.for ill ling' troln the POUnd1l11lster, keep, conduct or Oflera\.~ wlthl\\ County of Orllng-e OJ' llllY clty eontrncthll"!,' with the County of 1ge for the ellfor~emellt of Articles- 1 throuAh 9 of thiS DI- on, Rny dOl{ kennel. cat kennel, pet shop, g-uard doA' and/ol' ry dog service, zoo, animal {'ental c-stabHshment. riding' Sicnrl- livery stable. boarding stable. pony rll1g or pony ride. hO,rsl>, marj{et, mute marKet, cln'us, -rodeo, pet show, dog show, cat sho\\', animH-I acta or exhibitions, alligator farm. ostrich farm, wltd animn.l tarm, miscellaneouS anlma1 or l.eplile establIshment, public nqUA.r. ium, or any wJld, exotic, dangerous ur nondomestic animal. See, 41,02:;1;, Llcenille 8lPplleathm - eontent. ot. . Each application for a Hcenae shaH be in writing upon tl torm to be furnJshed by the Poundma8ter, llnd shall contain such tr,. tormntton as the Poundmaster, by rule or rej{ujo.tion, shall require, The license fee shell be set by Resolutton or the Boa-rd of Supe1'\'laors and must be paId to the Poundll1aster betore a license Is issued. Thereafter, uuless otherwlae pt'Qvided. each llcensf~ fee shall be paid IWnUA.l1y to the Poundmaste1' In accordance with said Resolution, The ltcenae shall l:l)(:plre on the date specified In the Resolution. It may however. he revoked or suspended for Clluae In accordance w1th this Div1a10tl prIor to the explrlltlon dllte, The license also becomes null and void if th", holder at il.uch H~enl5e cha.nl'!;es the location of his place ot business or aells, asslgons, transfers or otherwise dlaposes of auch hl.tsiness or his Interest the-rein {tor a period of thirty dnys}, Each licensee shall renew hIs Hcense withIn thlrty (SO) da)l's after explratlon. All licenses issued hereunder shall be k(jpt posted In a COIl- splcuous place on the prf'mlses, SNh 41.0:3, J.leen.e Invf'lltl&'utlon. Upon the fUln/( ot each application, either tOT an orlglnR.1 1lcen~e or renewal thereat, the PoulIdtnaster shnll is!ue n license to the applicant it he ttnd~ \.hat: (a) The keeping ot anlmalR, or the conduct or operation of the hus.inees tot' which the \lcense is reQuested and at the place set forth in the nppllcation, will not violate any law or ordinance of thts Count}', or any law or the State or Call/ornla., or any law or ordinance of any city contractlnl'!; with the CO\1nt~. of OrahJ(E\ for enforcement of Article.;! 1 throug-h 9 of this Division; and (b) The keepln~ of the animals, or the conduct 01' operation or U)p business for which the license Is reQuested, will not en- danger the helllth. peace or safety of the community: and (d The premises and establJshmpnt where anlmala are to b~. kept are tn a. clean and sanitary condition, and that animals wIll not be sUbject to sufterlnA", cruelty or abu!l~: and (d) Th~ uppllcant has not had a similar license revoked within one year prior to the application, ~f'(!, 41.024. ilf',.(H!qtlon (tt' .uMpeUldoh - .round", - p.o~f'durf'. Any Ilcen~e issued h~r{'lund~r may be re,'oked or suspended It the poundmaster tlnds: I That th-e licensee, his ngent or employee, has been con- vi of any offense involvin~ the violation ot Sections 59&. 591, fi9 d 599 of the rf'nnl Code of the State of Callfornla., or of a.n ovlsion of this Dlvlslon~ or ) That the llcensee, his H.g'ent Or employee, has at the 'place fo Ich the IIcenM WIl!<. isaucd, fa.lled to provIde any a.nlml\l In hln sseaslon, care or control with I-lrQper a.nd a:uf[tcient food, drink, ahetter or pfotectjon, or subjected arty ouch anImal to sutrerln,Lt', cruelty or abuse; or (c) That the licenlJee, his agent or employee, failed to main- tain the _premliJcs In a clean and sanitary condition; or \d) That the lIcenuee. hie ag~nt or employee, has violated any pro\' slon ot Articles 1 thro\tf';h ';} of this Division or a.ny rule or re/,tulatlon marie pursuant thereto, S~e. 41,~. RuiNI and nlC'utntlonH, The Pouudma!'lter may, In the rUlea !.nd regula.tions PTomul. ~ah~d 'punuo.nt to Artlcles 1 througoh 9 ot thlB DlvlBlon, establish rea.sonable standards requlrlng nny place tOT' whIch ll. lIcenl'lC Is JfT'anted to be malntaln~d In 11 clean, llanltary and humane condt~ tlon. A (:opy ot such nl1e.g and reJ;CuiatlOIlA shaH he turrllAhed to each lippllclillt tor a. license on the fllln~ ot hla application. S~e. 4l.Me, Do. Ue~n.c te-qul,.('d. Any IH~raon ho.vlnK custody 01' anl,' do/.t. tour months M a~e or older, tor fifteen (15) day~ or lonj:fer !lhl;l.11 procure an Oranfo';e (.'nuuty dl',t!:' license, E:a.ch tl<:.em~e tee shan be paid annuaJly to the Ordinan,ce, Number .. l'otJlldmll!itt~t' !U~ p:'fivltiud by Hesollltloll of the Boat'd of /';upervi' aors. Hnle!'!;.! oltll'l'wi[je provid~d by rfllJoluUon, thf' full l-I.nlllunt I\hlll\ be pl'.irl fol' Hll}' rrH,dlot1 of thp. lIcfln..lnK yeftr, Th~ (or{!~oln~ Ijr~f;'t1.I' fee l'lhall nOl llpply to' lllly do~ wb.l1\'l kel1l or mltlnlflll]t1d c,'(c}ua- 'vely within It c:nUll!tcrt.:Jal k<mnf'l, 118 hprf'jnaftl-r rleflTJf'rJ, UPOll collectlon of thl'. du~ lkcn~p, !t':e hy thp. PountlmH.Rll'l', he will ISlw,. c. daied r"celfll lltl~tilJ'" th(~ nall1e /luff addrt1l1~ ot thp owner, dot.:. tll~ nUmb~r. dNwrlpllnn of r1o~', ~nd th", explrat!on dltte of th<<' ro.blfl!l vl~ccllllltiotl, Lo~'ether with un Ora.n~i', County dop; Uc{>nfte ta~ stam}INl wllh n HPr'lld /lumbel', yellr and county of jlll/lUll.nce. Sec, 41,021, "h'I'lIlolt' dll<pJll)'I'd, 'rh" lIedllft{' Ull"~" ~hllll he Ilttllched to It collllr, h:lrnCl'IR 01' othfll device and shall he wor\1 by the \Icl':n1'lp.d do/.\' llt flll tlm(~ll, and I!Ihal\ not be r{'!ll1ov~d from any do,l(' by nn Ullaulhol'jzl~d pprllOl1. Th(, ori~inll.1 dop; IlC(>.IIf\11 r~t~elpt nlld rableB \'ac-einatlon l'p.rtitlclite Ahall be retained by tho owncr or harborer for Inl!p~_ctlon lay 1\\1Y p~rlWI1 cho.rKed with thp. enforcement ot .Articles 1 throuKh 9 0( thlfi Divlsioll, jlt,.c, 41,O:ZH. Ittlhh'~ '"wr.lnutlnl1. No dog' Mhall h~ llc\'.l\!Jt'id wIthout PI'oot or nlblf',~ vuccJnlltlrJll a.s provlJod ill [hlH Divisloll, St'c. <1 t.(I~t1. 1"~,ll'Ot' 1.1\111 Htolf'il lIt'I'IUU" do('umpntH, No J-lCl"~I'1I shall ma.ke liSP 0(, 01' hllv(' In his POs8\~!'Ision or llnder h\B control, II stolel1, counter.:'eit or forKed dug llCf';IUII" recf~inl, dog lieensf! tng', rfj,bj,~9 vUf:dnattot\ C',erllficf\.ie, anU.rlltoh-'s InoculH,t!o)l deferment form 01' other torms jssued In UCCOl'dalll'l' with thl;. DI\'lfJI,J!I, ~f'c. ~1.U~IO. 'rrlllH.f.'rllblllt)", Do~' l\~ellslC-$ n.l'n Hol transrl.'r/lblt, nnc1 nrJ p(:rl>ull shlt!! 11tt;H:11 nny lleen:il' tltg to allY dog' other thlJ.H lh\;l do~ fot, whll:h f;u<;h La,!.: wa~ orlglrU1Hy i~l'!ue!l SN~. .H,U:.lII. I';XI,nll)t1on/l(. AllY vcterill:tI'~' hOSpltltl Ollel'ated ollh' to I' the PU1'pIJiie of rell- dering' vf:tcl'inar:t" trea.tment by a llcel1scd \'eterlnarlaJl shall 1)(' exempt from paymellt of :L1l liclJllse f~f\s under this Dhtislon, ~l'e. 41.(nI2. (',t))lHne-l'ciul kl'llIlt'l 11..("niit(', Any loc, lnt!1Jln~, structure, enclClaure, (VI' P\'tim\sp~ whpl'C fOUl or more dOJ:;'!l or ClUB. (our monlhs of ag~ or older, are !,:el,t Ot" mt.tlntalned for cOlllmerclal botl..rt\!up.:. breI'llHr.g- or snle is a comv merclal l.elln~l li,r lhe purpo;JClJ of this Division. No pPJ'!:lon shnll Opl',l'~te a c-omnwrclnl l,enllfd wlthoul obtainil1~ an /l.nnun.1 kennel lJcellse lSl1\led by the P011ndmaste~' ""ft,,-r payment of a. 1(..~l\lIel lICelli)?, f.:~o ns J'll'ovlded by f{(!.!lolutioll or the Board of SUpcrvJflOr.!l, At allY tim(\ thlil thel'e afc more lIm.n..; ihall the !tennel licensl' Illlows, thE' porson o!lf;l"u.t(nl{ g~l\:h kenhr:l must olltain f\ new lic- ense permlttlnl; thE' l;;~(>plng' of rh(> ~TM.ter numbel' ot' d()~5;. Th~' formeI' llL'eltl!6 i1hall bp: canceled and n creellr, for the canceled Ilcellnc ff>(j ahnlJ to allowed OJl th'.-' new k~nl1el liC(~\H\l~ \M:Hl:P.ll. Se{!, 4t.0:;1:-\. NnnC'lTllflleJ'chJI kl'IHU'I, Any lot, !lulldlllcr, l:ltt'uctur~, ~\\ct(\S\\l'(- ilr premlH('s wher", fOUl' or more dog's ,,1' mH~. four lllonthl'l ot age or older. IiI'H keIlt or nlcdnt/lllled ab' pets (0t' lhe pleas\lrl::l a.nu (llljoyment of thp. own!':']' lR It. nOl\comnlerc!!tl kennel for the p\lrpOl'les of this Dlvlg\on ant! all dog!;' sh!lll b~ il\d~....\dtlan)> licensed. ~ec, 41.0::U4, ZIUlIt1W rca'ulntlon8. All kenm!l Hc:en~es art' subject to ZOllfrlg' regulHUollS as S"-'I forth In the OraUK{l County Zoning' Code 01' thp. zonIng- code of any clt}' cnntrnctlfl.lo\' with the Count:,- o( Orange fOl' cTl(Ol'ct>mellt of .\lticleJil 1 throu~h S of thIs tH\"islon, Mt'c, 41.0~.U:;, (;ulIl'd dOl: lInd/ol' i!t'nt..,. do,q' iIIer"'I<'f'. G1Hl.rd dol-;' n.nd/or ae-ntry do):: st>rvlce means anr prh"fite servicl' 01' prl\'llto "yatl!m which purport" to furnh),h Ot' do\:'~ furnish tco members or suhscrlbers any g'uard And/or .sentI')' do~ to ~uard a.m' pl'operty withIn the UninC(ll'{)Orated territOr}' of the County of Oran~~ or In uny cH~1 contracting' wHh the Count}" of Onlnge tOI' enforcement of Arti..te.s 1 thl'n\lKh 9' of thIs Dil'isIOl1, IndudlnJ/.' guartllllF( 1lf.l'ltll1st fire Or theft or both. All such lo!:u8rd Rod/or ~~rttry dO!(i1 shttll he lndlvldunUy llcensed IU1d sha.ll weal' II collar 01' harness with the license tag affIxed at all times, The gua.rd and/ol' Mntr~' d()~' 8el'vice .!!e~tion shalt G.pplv to all private ser\'ice or prlnltl' systems whkh '1upplr Kua.rd !tod/or sentry dog's to memberI' or subscl'lbE'r~ In Oral1g'fl Count.\". eVr>tl thollg'h the g'unro andlol' aenlry dog's are kenllcled Q\.1tslu~ or Orang-e County, ..\rtlt'lf' a itnblf'M :1Iul DlllE'8/o1e Control St'e, 41.0:J1, YUl"dnatJnn. f;very pe-rson OWl1\lll'{ or harboring- a dOl{, tour months of n~'r or oldpr, for fifteen (lil' or more da~'s shall. have such dOR vac- dnl1ted v.g-ain:lt rabfer' b:t- fi. liccnsl:'d vf!terlnarlall with a vaccine fl,Jlproved by the Dil'().c~oI' or the Dl\"lalotl or VeterlnH.IT Public Health. Sec. 41.032, C<e'rtlft..Mt< Every veterlnliriall va.cclt1a.tluj; any do~ shall 18$ul" a. rrtblelc' \''l.cctnl\.t1on certifleatc on Il torm approved by the plrectol' of tht' DivIsion of VeterInary Puhllc Het\!th. ' !>loee, 4t.o:m. Drff'l'nll'nt, By ()bta.lnin~ an anfl~rl\bles ino~ullttl()n deferment from & licensed v('terlnllrlan and upon approval b:t' the Dlrpctor at thfo Dlvls!on of Veterinary Public Health. do~s that are HI mat.... bp deferred from the rabies vaccination requlreml!.nt. Old e.~e 0 thf' dOK i1hall net, however, be a. g-rQund {or deferment. See, ~ t,034. .I~l'ool. No perSOn who owns or hal'bors any dolor shllll fail or refuse to exhibit hIs copy of the rabies vll.c<linat1cm fo-rm or anti-rabies InoC'u- latlon deferment torm upon demand of any person ch:trp;ed with the enfor~ement of: ATticlei'l 1 throu~h 9 of thllJ Division, Artlelf' ~ Keep)oj{ tl:nd Reatrl1Jnt ot DO,lfll See. 41.f).,Il, Ndl.e.nt't~. No person shall keep, maintain or permit 011 any lot, parcel ot land or premises under h\e control, ani' Oog which by Rny .ound or cr:,.' shll.l1 disturb the peace Rnd com ort ot the inhabltanll or the neighborhood or interfere with any perBon In the u....,nllblt' and comfortable enjoyment ot Ufe or property, See, ~J.-G4-2. Rutrahlt. No pertlon ownlnsr or ha,,"lng charll':e of any do~ !IbRH permit the same to run at larR'e upon an~" place within the unlncorporatod Ill'ea of Ora.n~e County or ll\ any c\ty contractluA" with the County ot Ora.n,:fe (or enforcement ot Artlclf's 1 throuR'h 9 of thb Oll/i.tou, except as otherwlse prov\ded bJ' thts Dlvl:'1lo11, unless such do. bt' restrained by n substantia! lea!lh not to exceed aix (6) te~t If"1 lenll':th l\nd Is in the char~e ot a person competent to re.trttln Buch dOJf. 8e~, 41.043, 'Prlv.te rl'Ol)it'l'1)" No person shal permil all}' do~ to trespaSl!i 01' bl!' upon 'l!1~' pl"vat. property of lion other peraon without the ('onsent or .u~h pertlon, Parkways comUr!131n~ the ar~a. betwflen tht> etreet alld sldf"~ walk shall be tncluded as private property for the purpOSE',1! at thlf. Division. Set!, 41,o,U, Public .~t:.l)4)1 pl".operty. No dOK l:lhall (,e permitted upon allY public sehool propert)., This Article doe. !lot, however, t't'Ghtblt the use ot dOjf8 on schOOl l'rropf'rt~! tor' teaching or other /!lebo!)! uses when a.pproved by the .t'Ichool officials, See. 41.043. Count,. pal'k.. No Verson he..vinjo\ the charge or any do~, except 9. blind pUJOl! with his #':'ulde doR', lJhl1.l1 permit sald dolo!: to be under any clrcumv stance& within the County Park known as Upper Newport Bay or Harry Welch Park or ~wy public b~t\~h in the Count)' or Oran,lre. unless sa.ld do~ Is reetrnlned and enclosed In n car, caKe or similar enclosure; provided, h<,weve1', that thIs Sectlon shall not prevent the County or It. le.Meed trom holdin,lf public event!;! tn Hflt"r): Welch Park (It" on pubtlc bellchc. In which pets pn.rtlclptl.te. S~t":, 41,048. RUKudn.. on owrser'. pftDllat'.. The provisions at this Article do nut vrohlbIt dogs trom run- ning at lar.lre un the prem!ses ot' the oWn~t' or person havlll~ Chl'lTIrE' of such dug nOr do they Prohibit doR'S, other than unllpayed: tema.lt' dog-lI durln~ breedtn~ 'P~1'lod, from rUnl1ltlg' at la.rg-e on any other property with tlermi8slon o( the owner of 8uch urot\erly: prQv\de13 that. there aTe not, wHhln It radius ot one thoulll'1nd (10001 feet theretrom, more than fJve (I'.i) rel:ildentlal O!' eommerdal bul dinK9 P"9- I of 3 -_:r~ _ , otllt'r than su.:h dug', !St','.41.04';'. COllf~~~ill~' the rt'sldence ~f the j)f.rsOJ1 owning- or havIng- charge of Ft"male dOK"'. the breedll1~' period, ullspayed femule dogs :!hn.l1 be such a manner thnt they do lwt 11 ttracl stray male do,!{s. Artll"le r. Reportln& JUtes or SC1"oteheM Sl'e. 41.0;"01. nUl>' to re-pol'1. Any per'Wh haviug knowledA'e of anYOlle having' been bitten or s~'raLcl.etl by an animal of a species sUbject to rabies (all wu.rnI4 IJlooJed 11l<lmnHt1s) shall Immediately rt.:port the incident to the Qnulg'e COUllty HBaJth Officer, the Directo1' of the Divi,'llon of \ etertnary Public Health, or the Poundmaster, St"l', 41.0:02. <l._uur1lntlne of olllmolll. Upon recNpl of a report thaL a person has been scratched or biuell by an allimal or a speCIes subject to rabies (all warru~ blooded llHlmll1als), any verson authorized to enfurce Articles 1 Iroug-h 9 of this lJivislOn is hereby empowered to enter upon any 1 \'11 te, prOP,ef'ty, illl:lUdi,n.e; the home or reside/lee when' the allimaJ klO'pt or hu~ strayed, to inspect ltlld to seize f\lH1 impound allY" IL'h 1l11lnlal for Et. period of fourtep.n (14) days (ten days for dOj-;'a HI caLa) 1n lieu 01' iUlpoundill,i{ the animal. he may by serving a ntten llotl(:e upon the owner, re<.J.uire the owuer'to quaraullue Ie ullllUal for stich period. t.!uarillltille means the isolation of the animal in a substR..ntial enclosure -"'0 tt/,.t( the 8.llimal is not suuject to t:Olllllct with other :tllillials or unauthorized persOns, ~("e. 41,.0:'):1. Uemo,"'al of animnl$, from qunrnntlne. :[\;0 person shall remO\'e from any place of isolation or quarun- tille any animal which has been isolated or quarantined as author- i:.:ed aud provided by this Divisiotl without the consent of the Director ot' the Division of Veterinary Public Health or his author- ized deputy. Article 6 hnvoulldf"d AnhnalM ~t~e, ,11.981, n,("t~ntJf)n of dfJa lvJtbout p,"'JH'r'" (!on.s~nt. ~o persa.l shall, witnout the kn,n\'ledg-e or conRellt of the owner, hold or retain vos<lession of allY dog- of which he is 1I0t th~ own;:"r for more than twenty-four (:i{) hours w~thout fiist rel)onil1g the po:!session of such do~ to the Poundmaster. g-iving his nltlllt' and Rddrt'!s!> and a true description of the dog- and then C:lusinf;:; such tl()~ to be imVOtlllded fit the Allil11nl Shelter for return to the k~'al OWllt:?', ~ec. 41.062, Ut'nto,"'nl 01 an.lmnl~ from. Anlmnl Control Sheltt'r. 1t shnll be unlawful for allY person to remove any Impounded animal from the County Animal :::;helter without consent of the Poulltlmast(>r, ~ec. 41.06:1. UIMpoflltlon of Ilc("D~ed dO,lrH. Any impounded dor-:. which is licell~ed mav be redf'f'med by thl~ owner upon payment of the impound fee. care and feeding- charg-es. veterinary charg-es, ~tlld UpOl! proof of r:lbies vaccInatloll, 1'he POUllonHl.ster shall immediately g-ive notice to the owner of the said dog-, If the dog' is not r('deemed within five (fi) days. it f'lhall bl:' dl:'cllled abandoned. aud th(! Poundmastel" may $ell, release or dest/.o\' said ftnimal. !'lee. 4i.06--l. Dllllpoltitlon 01 unl1("en!lled doJtIt. AllY. impoulldt>d dog' which is not licensed may be redeemed upon paymcnt of the license fee, impound fee. care and {eed,mp- charge::!, veterinary chal'~es, and upon rroof of rables vacclllutlory, The Poundmaster shall Immediately give notice to the owner, If kllO\\'Il, at the itnpoundlll~ of such dog. If such dog' is not redeemed within three en days, It shall be deemeq. aba;ndoned and the Poulldmaster may l''lCll. release or destroy Hald anImaL SeC". 41..00:;. Snl(" of onrt'deNned IInlmnllll, Any impounded and Unredf'ellled dog- not suffering- from any illf~ctiou~ or commUnicable disea.<;e may he sold upon payment of a placement fee, rabies vaccination fec and doA' license fee. I Except as otherwise provided by State law or by this Dh'i!'llon, llY Ocher animal which has not been redeemed within three (3) ays shall be deemed abandoned and may be sold upon paynwnt f a placement f'f'.e, ('1",41.066. t:SI' in ml"dlcul rt"lu'l1reb. _,"II\' 1l1lpounded animal which has no\ been reJeemed or sold a!ld \\'ciulll normally have been destroyed in accordance with this Di\'i!:'ioll ma\', upon payment of the fee pruvidpd by Resolution of the Board of Supervisors, be r..leased from the Orang'e County A:dmal Shelter to ar. a~enr;y which has been approved by thp l'<tJiforn]a State Dl:'part.ment of Health thp Health Officer, and the Director of the DivisIon of Veterinfl,ry Public Health to obUtin animalf! for medir;al re~earch. ~t"c. 41.116.. DlllIpoftltlon b)' eutbunftftln. Any ill1pOuuded fwimal which has not been redeemed Or sold may be dispospo of by eUlhanaB!11. In ac('ord!tllce with ~t!tte and County laws, Artlc1e "; I)llnll{t"rOUft Anlmul/iJ SeC". 41.071. YiehmM unlmnh.. "'hellever an animal suspected of being' vicious is reported, the PoundrnaRter shall In\'estlgate the clrcum.9Vtnces and if he finds that such animal has dOlle an)' of the acts or shown a disposition or propensity to do any of the acts declared in this Article to con~ .~titute a vicious animal, he shall notify the owner or harborer in writing', stating" all of the facts and clrculnf<tances. He shall order the owner or harhorer to keep such animal within a substantial enclosurp or securel~' attached to a chain or any other type of control which the Poundmaster may deem adequate under the circumstances, If such restraint is impossible or impracticable, the anlmn.l shaH be Impounded until the owner Or hnrborer Is able to comply with th(! Potlndmaster's order It, upon receiving written ,notification a~ aforesaid, the owner or harborer falls to provide adequate restraint or control of said animal as ordered by the Poundmaster within a reasonable time. such o\'..-oer or harborer shaH be llable to prosecution for violation of this Article and the animal or reptile shall be subject t.o sum. mary dp-stl'uction. Sec. 41.072. ne".are of dOl( notlet". "'hene-ver the poundmaster receives a report of a dog with a disPo.<lition or propensity to attack or bite any person or animal without provocation, he may order the owner to post and lteep posted upon the premises where such do~ Is kept under restraint as herein provided. R. notice containlnl':' the words "BEWARE OF DOG" Each letter of said notice shall be not less than two Inches (2") in heig-ht and the notice will be dIsplayed in plain and con- spicuow'l view, Failure to obe~' such order in any respect as hereln provided shall render such ownf'r liable to prosecutlon for violation of thi~ Article and shall render such vicious doA' subject to sum- mury iJe.9truction, It'(" 41.0':"31 "'-lid, I"xntle o. nondomNltle animal. In ('Qptlvlty, No person shall have. keep or maintain an wild. exotic, dan- erou~ or nonrlomestlc animal without first applying' to and recelv- !1g' a license from the Potlndmaster. The keepln,Er or maintenance f Ruch animal~ shall also conform to the Orang-e County Zoning" ;ode or the zonin~ code ot any city contracting" wit.h the County f Orrtnge for enforcement 01' Article$ 1 through 9 of this Division, The Poundmaster is hereby authorized to issue a license to :'Lny person for the keeping- or malntR.lning' of any wild, exotic. dang'eruus or nondomestic animal when. In his opinion, any such animal may be kept or mai1Jtlljn~d without endan~er:ln~ the l'Iafety of any person or property; provided. however, that the Poundmaster may requIre any such animal to be proverly cag-ed or tethered and he may make such addItional rules or reA'ulations that ma.y be neces~ary and proper under the circumstances, He may revoke Qny J'lul'h license for the violation of any 01' the prOVisions ot this Division or of any of the rules: and rel'!:ulo.tions adoDted pursuant thereto, or when In his opinion the .gaIety of any person or property is endangered by the keeplnl't of H.ny ~uch animal. Sl'e. 41.074. PO."~/iJ.lon or tl'onlllfer of dan<<emu" unhnaJ. It ,q.hllll be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to possess, keep, sen, trade or barter any animal whfch fe detrimental to the health and sal'ety or th~ publie 11.S defined in the CalIfornia AflministraHve Code, Title 14. Ordinance, Number Artl(!le H Anhllnbt RUllnln<< lit I~a""e See. 41.OHI. Anlmnl dt"nn.~d, Animal 11ft ufl~cl in this Article shall not In(:luue dOA' or ellt but shall include Ii..'estock us defined ill Article 10 of this Uivislo!l, Se~. 41.ON2. Stu.klnK or I(ru:&lng. it shall Ll' unl~wrul for any 1'\'!I'80n to place, stake- or cause 01' permit any allimal to lJe pla~ed. stalt.ed or to g-ra.z~ or he upon the la.nd at another without the written co';'lI'wnt ot the OW!ler or oth~1' lluthori~ed person, or upon Dublic lands or hig-hwaY!i 01' to allow any such animaL to rul'. at lurl{e. See. 41.0R:J. Impounlllllll{ Ih'f'lttol"k. The l'OUlldmaster shall seize and Impotlnd any allimal found 01) any premises in violatlQu of this Article Itnd he $haH havf! a lien Upon such animal or a.ldmnls sufficient to 1'Iccure the payment of all expenselj IlIcurred by lt~aSOIl of his .selzJnK. keeping and carinI-:" I'o/, such animal or anlh.i.ds. St'e. 41.~4. Sale of undalm("d anlmuh.. 1f no per!ion appears Itnd claim!'! the animal or nnimals im- pounded under this Article wlthiil five (:.) dlt,"'-s, or jf II. persoll does appear and claims the animal or animals ilnpoundp(j within said time but fails to tHl.Y the PoullOlllaster thl'! expenSPH as pro- vided in SediolJ 4~,083 hereof, then the Poundmaster shall proceed to sell or cause to be Hold .such ftldma.l or animals. exc~pt bo....lne:;:: or equines, at pUblic sale in accordance with the gf'llt'l'a\ procedure provided in the law cOil(;,ernillg- the sale or execution 01' personal prapert)'. S("e. 4I,OK:"i. Anlmnl ,,-nlu('d ut It'lClC thaR tf"n dollur". If the animal impOlJnded under this Article is of a \'Illue lesl< than tell dollar.'1 (.$1D.OO) and has. not bp2n claimer!, the Pound~ ma~ter may, Idter the expiration of three (3) days from the date ot' seizur,~, sell such animal. except bovines and equines at privatf' sale without notice" In the alternative, the Poundn'\afltt!r may dispose of said animal. ('xcept bovines or equines, ill 8.ny human... Inanner, Article 9 Ke<"pfnl{ of I.lw'f<ltoek St"e. 4LOO1.I{l'ephIK of Ih-'e~to~k DClIr d1"'eIllllp;. No perRon shall keep, stahle or stake any e~uille, hovine, swine, sheep OJ' g'OllL within flity (f'lIJ) feE't of allY dwellinl-:' or building (other than that. of the oWller) tls{~d principally for hUl11an habita- tion, within the Ul1inllOrpora'cd (He a of Orang-e County or in an~ Clty cOlltraetil1g' with the County of Oralll-:'e for Pllfol'cement 01' Articles I through (1 of this Di\'iRioll. !See, 41.0m~. LI,,{"Htou'k (en eel';, E\'ery owner. keeper, cUiStodialJ or harborer of livcslOC], shall erect and/or nl!tint,tHl a fenCe as herein describ'~(l to (:()11tain und confine all )iV{'stock kept or maintained on his premise>;. ::3uch fence shall be sufficiently ~0011. strong- and ::!ub;~tantial a~ to prevent the ingress Ilnd egress, of livestOck, No wire fenCe Is v. g-ood and sul!.stallti~tl fenee within OlE> m(,[l.JJin~' of this Section unless it has three (3) ti~htly stretched barbed wires 8ecurel~' fastened to Posts of rCllsOlluble fltreng-th, firmly spt into the g-rollnd !lot more than one rod ::tp3.rt, on€' of which wires ,~h:-dl IJ~ at lea8l four feet (4') abOVe t!Ie surfncp of the g'ro~nd, An;;- kind of wire or other fenc~ or het;'j'ht, stren~th and capaCity equRI to or g"reatYI than the wirp t'enee herein described is a g"oorl H!Hl su\;;;;\antlal fCllce within Lhe metudn.e; of thiR BeeliolJ, CatUp g'uardH of such width, 'd~pUJ, l'flU llpaclng and C01:St)".lc:ion us will effecti\'elr tUl'l' livf'stock are <tlso It g"ood llnd subfltantial fencl', Arllel(' 10 .-\nlnllll HI'nltb Sec. 41.101. DetlnltlonH. The following" term$ a.~ used in this Article shall, unless th,' context clearly inrlicalcS oth~r\\'-Ise, IHtVe the meanillg' herein 1:1"" forth. ' UARDAGE mea..'I.'3 IlllY waste I'onsis:jng ill whoi~ 01' ill part "of animlJ] w::u,te resulting- from thp, halldlln~, pl'eparin;z, cooking- and t:odsuming- of food, includillJ{ the oUal fro In anima] carcaSSeS 01' parts th~reot, IMi'.lEVJATE SLAUOHTEH shldl me-a.n and apply to livestoch shitJPl'd to a publIc gtocl(J'R.rd nlld releast'.tl tllerefJ'om for slaughter and to livestock shipped to the phllt or premil'l€'8 of a firm regu. larl~' ellguj.;ed ill the slaug-hter of animals undcol' approved in- spection, lKFECTIOUS DISEASE shall Include any infectious, cantagiau!" or ~ommUllicable disease sufflci('ntl~' dA.llg-el'oUs to the public health and to the health of animals 01' the County 01' Orang-e to warrant pU~till~ into effect the vro\'lsin;ls of !hi~ Artjcl~ and the rules and re~ulatlons adopted pursuant thereto, LIVESTOCK shall mean ally dOh1e~tj(:atp.d poultry, cattle, g-oats, swIne, shel'p. horses, mules and l\sses which are kept in captivity or under the control or ownership of any person far finy purpose. PERSON shall mean any person, firm. compan~', associatIOn or corporation, thelr a~ents or employees, STOCKYARDS shaH mean and aJ;1ply to anJ- stockyard, corral or premises wherein public ttndll1R' 111 livestock is carried on, or where yurding-, feedinK and watering- facilities are provided, and where Federal, State or Count~' inspection is mailnained for thf' inspection of livestock for Infectious di~eases, TUHERCULI~ TEST shall mean any test approved by the Animal Disease Eradication Division, United States Department of AI'1;Ti- culture. for the detection of tuberculosis in animals, See. 41,102. Supplement to Stute 10""', This Article shall in all res peets be constrtlf!d to supplemel\l anll harmonize with the provlSlOns 01' the laws of the State of California pertalnfng- to animal industry, Sec. 41.103. Appointment (>>f County l'eterlnarlnn, The County Veterinarian shall be appoint.ed by the Orall~'e County Board of Supervisors in compliance with Rtate alld Fede-ral laws. See. 41.U14. Du'\teK of Count)" 'Vl"tf"r'nurlon. It shall be the duty of the County Veterinarian, acting; ilt co~ operation wllh the State Veterinarian. to enforce all 11'\."'.9 of tht" State of California. the ordinances of the County 01' Oran~e, and all orders of its Board ot SuperviRors pert!tinin~: to thlO' Hl;'alth and sanitary condition of animals in said County, To this end he II! authorized. upon approval of the Board of Supervisors, to establish, maintain and enforce such quarantine, sanitary, testin~ and im- munizin~ measures and tQ promulgate such rules and rel't'ulatlons a:< he may deem nec-esgary and proper. H{'> shall regulate thp move~ ment of an;mals from stock)'.ards. eorrals and feed yards; he shall supervise the examination and testinl'!: or rtnimals or premises I'or the freaence of corHaA'lous, infectious or communicable disease. HI;' shal Immediately report any human Infectious: or communicable disease found in animals to the Health Ol'tlcer 01' his duly author. ized deputy, See. 41.103. Anlmalll 'WIth Infectlou* I1ISCHIIt! outside tbll' Count,.. When the County Veterinarian has determined that an infec- tious disease exists among- animals In any areH llnd the importation 01' animals I'rorn such area mig-ht 8pread such disease a.mon~ the- anlmais within the County af Orange he Rhall notify the Board at Supervtsors, destgnatlnl'r and descrIbing' the area whf;"rf' such di!!lease has been found and shall, with thelt. approval, establish such quar- antine re,<gtrictlons as the circumstnnces shall warrant, The Count'~ Veterina.rIan may refuse to permit shipments of animals from such areas to the County of Orange unless a.ccompanled by a certit!catP signed by a State or Federal veterinarian certlfylnA' that the anl~ mals for which such certificate fs fssued are not infected with or. expo.!'ed to an intectious dIsease, Any animals entering' the Count). of OranJ,:"e from any area so described and deslR"nated without such a certificate may be quarantlned by the County VeterInarian and confiscated or disposed of In such manner as to ellmlnate any danger of the animalfl with'n the County of Orange being' exposed to Inl'ectlon I'rom such dIsease: See. 41.100. Inveatlllfatfon of dllleawed animuls wltbIn COttQt)" The County Veterinar!an shall Investigate all reports of tht' presence ot infectious diseases affectin~ animals within the County ot Or-anl'te. He Is 8.uthorJzed to enter any premises where animals are kevt. or on which he has reason to believe that an{ml\ls arp kept. In order to ca.rry Into eUtlct the provlslon5 of this Article. and Page 2 of 3 ...,.", ^ -- it shall be lllllawfli'l for 'lll}; pt'rfloll' to llItprrere with the offldal tLction of the County Ve.terillttrllllt Or hlR authorized deputy. The Coullty Vl'terlnarilLli may (]UUrantlne any Ullilllal suspectp.d ot belllA' Infe<:>ted with or exposed to an Infectious d\.!h'ase for a reasonable period of observation and until IHlCh (e.'lts iLS mny he reQuired to ascertaill the presence or ab~wllce of an Infectious disease are com~ plet~d. Upon discovery of any intectioua disease at'fecting animals ill thf> COUll/Y of Orall,(re, the County Veterinarian shall establish such quarantine, su.nitar:r testing- iInlllulllzlll~ and {'ontrol measures A.S lllltV b(. necessary to control or t~r:1..dielLte su('h dll'leasf' and prf'~ vent the spread thereof to other H.l\imals. Tht' County Veterinarian may quarantine ILIlY animal upon the land or pri"mi.'1NI where such disea>'led animal has been kept, and thereafter It shall be unlawful for HIIV perSOll to break such cHULrantil1C or to move or allow to be mo\:ed nllY :wch animals from within the premises thus quaran~ tined, or acrOl::lfl the quarantine line so egtahJjsh~d, without CJrRt obtaininl'{ permission from the r.ounty Vf>terinarH1n, It, after \ll- ,PpctiO'\ thl' County Veterinnrian shall deeln it proper to ISt1Ue neh a pt'rmit tl\~ ma~' cauge I'lu(;h animal, pren,~ises and vehicles of rfl.I1Sportlltioll a.nd any Infected materials, equIpment 01' effects to {-' pl'operl~' cleaned and disinfected, t>c. .41,1(11. DlunilKe or remonll 0' qUtll'Bhthll.' notlee, _ . It .'lhall be ulJlawtul tor any person, utlrlng- thl" eXlstellce ot lluch quarantine, to remove, tear, deflLce, mutilate, obscure or oth~r~ Wllle u"'stroy, or interfere WIth llny plH.~ftrd, Hotice or proclamatlOl1 dt'clarill~ Ruch quaranline. ~t'('. -H.JO~. ltenH)'\:al of Ih't>:.to(!k Irom MhlUllthtl'r!loU!occ. . It sha.H he unlawiul fol' Ill.y persoil to remove. or to allo'" (0 be 1'''llhH'~d, except fllr JmlnNHu.te slaughter, any l~vestock fr~lOl. allY stockyard owned. cOlltrolled, or ol?erated hy or In connect.lOj~ Wilh or incidental to the OPBt1lUon or IlllY o;lallg-ht~r o~ packmg hOllBe except Oil permits issued by the County Vet.cnllaruul. See. il.Joo. I,ln'stock alleeted \\o,lth eontoglollll, ID'e~tJou.. 07 ~ommunleahle dlllea..t>. . It shall be unlawful for any Dersoll to hrlng- into or receIve i:lto the County of Orange any Jivestocl~ li:nown.to be affected wl:h 'tHV contaJ.:'ious infectious or conunulllcable dIsease, uIlle~i;lf such 'all'nna]s :\.1'1' sJl~ci1icall~' perrnitte~ to cnter !h~ Sta~e ?f L'I-l I Orll11~ and the County of Urang~ under l' ede~nJ or Cllll.fornm Slate re,gul,a_ tlons, alld (hen only uuder tl,1e condltlOils. a.nd for th~ purpo~e pIe SCI'ihell ill (he Federal und ~tate regulations g'oVcrnlllg: mo\t::\ment ~~(":i~i~i\~f:~~' nulr)' cattle, rePort of Rl'rh'ni aud Id'-"ntlflcntlon. The arrival of ,dairy ca~ll~ iuto .the \-?ounty. of O,ra~l,~e sh,all b~ repor;.ed to the County \-et'2rlllar~an llnm~uIRt~l) l,he c~:unt;}. Ydt'rillariall may mark the cattle tor,l(lentlflcatlon WIth. ~~gs or other 11lCltIlS. and make a re,'ord showlllg- the dnte of D.l'lTI,aJ, de- sc-iPtio'l of the cattle, the !lame of the own~r and of the person Ill' ciHlr~e of the cattle, alLd the plal:e i1.1 which ~hey ~t:e t~ be k:Pt: :-;0 person sila!! ,remove or t,amper ~lth, all~~ IdentlflCatlO!, m,lTk placed 011 any :llllmal by the County \ eterlllurlnn. SE'e 41 tOll. 'l'uht"t'culln Jnjt'cti..n. L .~(). persoll 8hall inject, or calise to h,e iJ\j~.ctcd. tubercuqn into all\' catLle except when used in conn~cthJll WIth a tuberculm test as'defined ill Section 41.101 of this Article, See.', 41.10 12. Tnbcr(~uUn tellt - remo\"ld of cattle bctore {"llmplt"tlon pt"olliblted. , . ~o perSall shall move any cattle upon which a tubercul1!\ test hus ht>Pll stn.rted uutil Ihe same shull have :tJeen completed wlthoul the perllllssiolJ of the vetennu,ri::U,1 cOlldudlll~ such test, uor shall any persall ill any way interfere With such tests, ~..c. .U.I0l:-l. EXtlDllnatloll and tCfIltlUJr; tor tnbt"rculorslll, . \Yhellcver the County Vct(!rinat'!a.ll shall have cause to believe that there is dallp;Cl" that Clut1e 1,) the County of OranJ?ie, or a:~y. cattle broug'hl into the County of Orang-e, are afflIcted '" lth tuberculosis, he shall caus~ such cattie to be examined and tested for tubereull';~ig. I~t'e. 41.J014, Id~ntUh.Btlon of cattle artJJcted wIth tuberculofdlt - slauJr;htcr r("fIltrlch'd, , .-\11 clutle which are shown by th., , tuherculm test t~ be a~- fiicted with tuberculosis shall bt;, immedJately. marked ~G~, Identifi- cation by bralllling- the letter "T on the left Jaw. The ?: shall,,~e thre~ inches (3") in height from top to bottom and two lllches (.. ) '., 'wide at the lOP, and the branding- edge shall be not less than one- quaner (14) of an inch In width, No animals so branded shall be slaughten;ct or disposed ot In any manner or remo.ve~ fr~m .the premises where located when bran,ded unless perml~slon IS fIrst obtalnpd frolll the COUlJty VewrinurHln ot" from the DIrector of the State Department of .A~ri~ulture. ~ec. 41.1015. l,h.€8tock to be confined for e:ll:amlnntloh and te811n,., The OWller or person in charge of livestock shall properly con. fine in stanchions or chutes any livestock, which the Co~nty, VeterI- narian may desig-nate for examination. llljection, vaccmatlOn. ob. servation, administra.tion of tubercul~n maUein, or for other tests or pUrpos~s, If the owner or pentOn w cha.rg-e refu.8t;s to properly confine such livesto<:>k fOr examination, test or VaCCllHl.l,lon as re- quested, the County Vet~rinarian may employ help. and lllcur such expense a.s i$ necessary to propel'Jy control such llvestoc~ for the purposes tllfmtioned. The expenses incurred shall be a lien upon said Iivf\stock and shall be recovered by action in the name o~ the County of Orange unless paid within ten (10) days afte,r w~jtten notice of the amount has been J<;"i\'ell by the County Veterinarian to the owner or person in possession of said !i,'estoclc St'e. .U.I0UJ. Duty to report InloI'IDatlon, . Any person having knowledge of the presence of any in~ecb?us disease in livestock shfLll reporl same to the County Veteru,H1rIan. All 'persons owning" or having control of livestock shall assist the Count)' 'Veterinarian in enforcing- the provisions of this Division and shall obey all orders of the County V~terinar]an made f?r the control and eradication of infectious disease, the sanitatIOn at premises, destruction ot livestocl\:, and disposal of carcasses, ma- nure, offal and refuse. ~ee. ttll~~I~rl:lb:~~nght into the County of Orange in violation of any of the provisions of this Division shall be subject to QUarantine, examinatiOn and test. at the expense of the owner. by the County Veterinarian who may disPol'le of such livestock to protect the public health and the health of domestic animals of the County or Orant:,.p. Article 11 Sn'lnp- and G8rba~e Sec. 41.111. Permit lor 'eedlnJ{ ~al'baR'e to "wine, Anv person feeding ~arbltge orjl'rjnHtin~ from sources other than the household or ranch upon which swine flre kept must first make application to the Health Department for a permit. Such permit is revocable at any tlm~ for cause and ,shall be Isaued only I upon condition that the permittee comply with the requirements herelnatter set forth, and the rules and regulations adopted In connt':ction therewith, [1'''0 person. except 11 permitted collector, shall remove any g'arbag-e trom the Premises upGn which produced except that garbag-e may be moved to a designated and adjoinin~ place for col- _ lectJon bv said collector. Set". 41.1'-2. Contamlnllted ..arbaCf>, Garba~e offered tar collection must not contain tin cans. glass, raJ.:or blades or other noncombustible refuse, or dead animals, and the permitted collector ma.y refuse to collect garbage containJng an~' such foreign substanceI'!. The person otferlng such conta.mi. nated ,a:-arbag-e must then dispose of lt in 8. sanitary manner accept~ able to the health or sanitary oft'ic1nJs of the County of Orange. St>c. 41.11::\. aelrulatlon 01 vehicle. iran.portln.. .arha.e. All g:arbllJ{e transported over any public street or hlFC'hway mURt be contaIned in a watertight. metal tank with a close.fittin&' cover or heavy, oiled canvas securely held In place 80 as to prevent droppinp; of ga.rbage upon the h\g-hway, Railroads and other com- mon carriers must also meet this transportation retlulrement. All g-arbage-conveylll,(r tanks must be cleaned and distntected inside and out at least once a wet'k when in use. See. 41.114. He.tln.. ftarba.,e, Garbage must be heated throughout to balling or equivalent Ordinance Number tempel'aturfl (ustmlly 2l~o F, at l'1ca lev-el) for thll'ty (3f).) minutt-I> before bejll~ transportt:!d over any pUblic hIgh war l)I' raJlt"oad ex- cept that g-arba/?:e being- collected from places 0 production ma~' be transported to a designated Illtlee tor 8uch heatln/.!.' in bulk, b~. tore its lra)lgportal!oh in bulk to a feedlnJ.:' place. 8~e. 4l,lHi. Sanitary eondltloDII. All place.!1 where swine arc t~d must be mllintllil1cd In Il 80.111- tary condition In fLccordaltce with thIs Article !l.lld the nJlp.s anll reg-ulations adopted purs-uant thereto, Authorized inApedonl shull have the ri~ht of entr)C and Inspection at any time, !!I..e. 41.H6. Gnrbop:.. te("dlnK tloor ft'qulrementM. All feeding floors mUSL be of concrete with n curu at lea.st si" inche~ (0") hil-\'h 01\ each ed~e, and constructed so it.!! to permi1 controlled drainag-e; sur;h drainage mill'll be to the outsid.. of penJ.' and not accessible to .'lwine, and must be dIsposed of in al'l:ordanct' with the rule:. alld reKulfltions ndopted pursuant to thi;. Diyisioll, The surface of all fef'dinl'{ floors must be smooth f'lloug-h to permil efficient clcaninA". All reful>e, garbllRe and manure mllst be re. Jlloved from the feedhlg' floors at least onl'e daily, after which they must be flushp.d with wa-ter under pregSUr!~ and dr:tined or scrubbed with broom all!] water, except that fepdilll-\ no01'l; in opell lots where hrood sows or ~'ounK shoats only are kept will bl' considered all clCl-J,llCd when they are entirely d~T nfter .qweeping, See. 41,111. StoraJ';.. ,"'utH. No SlOrag-e vtlls for g-arba/-l"e will be permitter} to he maintaine(l UI)]p,qS the f'JJtjn~ vat is above the ground lev{'I, wfilertil-('ht, anJ equippeJ WIth dl'alnng-e. All such \"llts must hnve :11] garbag-c re- moved fllld be \\'a.'!hed at least once dally. .:\0 A'arba~t~ or- refUSl' shall b.. left ill allY pen or in the vicinity of any pen lotll-;'er thall, the day it i.'l received or fed ur produced, S~e. 41.1HI. RefuH~. j{lll'bulltc Ilud mannr{" dl81l0Mul, Refuse, g-arbal-\e aud inanure must be hfLndled <10 aH 110t (l> Cl'eate a nUiSJlllCe or endanger the public health, welfan~ or C0111~ fort. If spread upon the g-round such ~arhag-e, rcfusp or man un. may be burned and must be promptly Dlowed under 01' (:overt'd with equal successive layen of soil. Accumulations of pilei'! of g-arbake, refuse or manure wilt not be p~rmitted, except in the (nnnatiOli 01' compost or fertilizer, alld ill sueh cases th(' dl'ainag-e from such piles mUl'lt be cO:ltroUetl in a StUl.itary manner. Deep hurin.1 with the top surface of all sUl'h rdusf' covered daily with ,<lOil will h. permItted. S~(". 41.119. '\-Vntt'l" tl'OUllthH. Ail water troug'hs must he COllHtruclect in such a mHllllPr 1J.~ to permit swine to drink without the elltn' of other tha.n their' heads Into :l\lch troug-hs, _A II water troug-hs must be kept clean and provided with clean water. All water troughs must he con. /I&cted wirh efficient drninag-e and mUst not bf' permitteel to over- flow, The surface, for a radius of at least six fef:t (6.) from all water troug-hs, must be of cOllcrde or other mlreproof material. See. 4l.1110, !'iianlthl')' ,IIlwlnc pens "lid .heIlM. No wallowg or mires will be permitted in any pen 01' lot whert. swine are kept. All building-s or sheds where Hwine are al]owed to enter 111t!::1t he maintalll{-'d In a clean find sanitary condition so a~ not to Cl'ente II IJl1isallCe, Clean hedding- will he permitted, Sec. -11,1111. Ment 01' fl"h Merap!I aJlII r("lu!le hlUtdllhK. Butcher shops scra.ps and refuse from nll~at or fish markets 01' factories, if !lot handled as g-arbag'e, must be collp('tp.d and traus- porttd In watertig-ht, closely coverE'rt containers, din:'c(l~' to thll p,lllcf\ of thE'ir COli version into non-edible g-rease and fertilizer oj' Sl!,lilar products. Sec. 41.111:':. "'("edlaK 01 meat. fa) Anlmlll ("al'CRlJlleM. It shall be unlawful for any person to feed llwine. chlckel,s, or allY oihet. animal the carcass of any anitnal. This does not pro- hibit the feeding of wholesome animal meat to cal'nivorous animal!:!. (b) Spoiled meat It shall be unlawful for any perSall to feed to swine, chicken:<, 01' :1.11}' othet" 8.lIim'l-.l allY ml",'lt which has become putrid, decom- posed or decayed. RECTIO:-< :t. If allY sectioll, subs~ction, parag-raph, sentenc{:, clause or phrase of this Ordinance is for any reason held to be unconstitutional or invalid. such decision shall not affE'ct th{' validity or constitutionality of the remaining- portions of thl" OrdlrHl.Hce. The Board of Supervisors hereby declares that It would ha\'f> passed this Ordimwce and each section. subsection, pal'il,!;"raph. selltel1c(>, cluuse or phra.se thereat irrespective of the tact that aile or mor" of the sections, subsections, para~raphs, s-entences, clause~ or phrases thereof be declared unconstItutional or Invalid. SECTION 4. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in fnll force t~llrty (3~) dnss from and after its passag-e, and before the expiration ot fifteen (15) days a.fter the passage thereof shal1 be ~ubUshed ollce 111 the Daily Star Pro{:!:ress, n newspaper published III the County of OranK'e, State of CalltOTllla, to~ether with thp names of the members of the Board ot Supervisors votJTlJ'C tor and aJ'Cainst the snme. DAVID L. BAKER, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Oran~e County. California (SEAL) ATTEST: W. E, ST JOHN County Clerk Rnd ex-officio Clerk of the Board of SuperVisors of Orang-e County, California By MABEL L, CASTEIX, Deput~' ST A. TE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) BS. COUNTY OF ORANGE ) I, W. E. ST JOHN. COUllty Clerk Rnd ex-offielo Clerk of th(. Board of Supervisors, do hereby certity that at a regUlar meetint.r of the Board of SuperVisors of Orange County, California held on the 5th day of July. 1967, the foregoinR' Ordinance contailling; four (4) sections, was consideI ed section by section. and that the said Ordinance was then passed and adopted as ~ whole by the toHow~ in~ vote: AYES: SUPERVISORS WM. HtRSTEIN. C, M. FEATHERLY, '\VILLlAM J. PHILLIPS, ALTON E. ALLEN AND DAVID l." BAKER. NOES: SUPERVISORS NONE ABSENT: SUPERVISORS NONE IN 'VITNESS WHEREOF. I bave bereunto Bet my hand and affixed the official seal of the Board of Supervisor,'960!, the Countr of Orange, State of California. this 5th day of July w. E. 1ST JOHN ., County Clerk and ex. officio Clerk of the Board of SUperv!. sors of Orange County. California. . (SEAL) By !\lABEL L. CASTEIX. Deput)" Publish Datty Star~ProF;'reas (Brea Edition), Jut')' 18, 196, 676.67 Page 3 of 3 I -,.t .,!,' Re901ution No, 067-127 Resolution of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California July 5, 1967 Rules and Regulations pursuant to Division 1 of Title 4 of the Codified Ordinances of the County of Orange. Be it resolved that the said Rules and Regulations as promulgated by the Poundmasrer are hereby adopted and approved. RULES AND REGULATIONS The following rules and regulations pertain:"/: to the maintenance of animal quarters and premises re(~uired to he licensed have been promul- gated by the Poundmasrcr pursuant to Section 41.025 of the Codified Ordi- nann's of the Couney of Orange. Applicant. when applying for a license, shall furnish the Poundmaster with a current list of the type of animals to be kept or used for any purpose., with the estimated maximum number Applicant shall furnish the Poundmaster with the name(s), address(es), and telephone number{s) of a responsible person{s) who has access to the animals and who can be teached during an emergency Licensee shall notify the Poundmaster when animals are kept or main- tained for which an additional license is required. The Poundmaster may establish the maximum number of animals to be kept or maintained on the premises pursuant to zoning regulations set forth in the Orange County Zoning Code, or any city contracting with the County of Orange for enforcement of Division I of Title 4 of the Codified Ordinances of the County of Orange. Licensee shall report in writing any changes Imanagement to the Poundmaster at least fifteen nge. Licensee shall maintain a register of the names and addresses of per- sons from whom animals are received and to whom animals are sold, traded, rented, leased or given, This shall be available to the Poundmaster upon demand. Licensee shall supply animals with sufficient good and wholesome food and water as often as the feeding habits of such animals require. Licensee shall keep animals and animal quarters in a clean and sani- tary condition. Licensee shall provide for the daily disposal of all animal feces and waste to a sanitary sewerage system, approved by the County of Orange Plumbing Code or the plumbing code of any city contracting with the County of Orange for enforcement of Division 1 of Title 4 of the Codified Ordi- nances of the County of Orange. Licensee shall provide proper shelter and protection from the weather at all times. Animals must not be overcrowded nor exposed to temperatures detrimental to their welfare. Licensee shall take every reasonable precaution to insure that animals are not teased, abused, mistreated, annoyed, tormented or in any manner made to suffer by any person or by any means. . Animals which are natural enemies, temperamentally unsuited, or other- wise incompatible, shall not he quartered together or so near each other as to cause injury or torment, Any tack, equipment, device, substance or material that is or could be injurious or cause unnecessary cruelty to any animal is prohibited. Licensee shall keep or maintain animal(s) confined at all times on rhe premises for which the petmit has been issued, unless special permission to remove the animal (s) has been obtained from the Poundmaster. Licensee has full responsibility for recapturing any animal that escapes. ILicensee shall give working animals proper rest periods. Confined or trained animals shall be given exercise proper for the individual animal er the particular conditions. Licensee shall not work, use or rent any animal which is overheated, weakened, exhausted, sick, injured, diseased, lame or otherwise unfit. No animal which the Poundmaster has suspended from use shall be worked or used until released by the Poundmaster. Licensee shall display no animal bearing evidence of malnutrition, ill health, unhealed injury, or having been kept in an unsanitary condition. Licensee shall keep or maintain all animals in such manner as may be prescribed to protect the public from the animals and the animals from the public. The Poundmaster may order any animal to be examined and/or treated by a veterinarian. in address, ownership, (15) days prior to such Ordinance Number 1 ~ ;.. Licensee shall allow no animal to constitute or cause a hazard Of' be a menace toj the health, peace or safety of the community. Licensee shall isolate sick or diseased animals from healthy animals at all times, and so se,gregate them that the i1lnes~ or disease will not be transmitted to another animal. The following rules and regulations pertain to rodeos and are in addi- tion to the general rules and regulations. The applicant, when applying for a license, shall furnbh the Poundmaster with a detailed diagram of the area, showing location of chutes, catch chutes and pens, and li~t of all proposed events and acts, and a copy of the rules and regulations which will govern the conduct of the contestants and events. The County Director of the Division of Veterjnary Public Health (or his assistant) shall be in attendance at all shows. A conveyance must be available for the immediate removal of injured animals from the area. No animal which is unfit to perform the work intended may he used. The Poundmaster on duty at the show shall be furnished an up-to-dacc list of names and num- bers of all contestants and the number of each animal drawn by each con- testant. Chutes must be so constructed as to prevent injury to stock. The arena must be free of rocks, holes and all obstacles. All flank straps and equipment must be removed from srock in catch chutes as soon as possible. Any injured animal is ro be kept in catch chute until examined and released by the Department representative. Generally, no more than one bull will be allowed in the arena at a time. The rowels on the spurs of all contestants must be short, dull and free to revolve. The use of wire or shot-loaded quirts is prohibited. Calves for roping must weight not less than 250 pounds and be strong and healthy Contestants in calf roping events must have a neck strip on horses used in this event. Train- ing of calf roping horses during the show is prohibited. Willful or inten- tional "busting" of calves is prohibited, Tht rodeo area shall be left in a clean and sanitary condition. The following rules and regulations pertain to construction of commer- cial kennels and are in addition to the general rules and regulations. Outdoor runs or indoor runs shall be provided in all commercial kennds. Each outdoor or indoor run shall have a minimum of 18 square feet not including housing area. All commercial kenne I floor runs shall be constructed of concrete or other suitable type nonporous material. The floors shall slope a minimum of one-half inch per foot to a drain or drainway All such drains shall be connected to an approved sewerage system as required by the Orange County' Plumbing Code or plumbing code of any city contracting with the County of Orange for enforcement of Division I of Tide 4 of the Codified Ordinances of the County of Orange. Breeding kennel outdoor floor runs shall be constructed of four-inch minimum thickness of pea gravel or other suitable aggregate on a three,foot minimum porous sand base. Adequate housing shall be provided for the protection of dogs from the elements. Kennel runs shall be effectively enclosed to a minimum height of six feet. The exterior of the kennel area shall be completely fenced or other- wise enclosed. All kennel runs and kennel housing shall not exceed ten per cent (10"';;) of the total property size. Each single run shall have a minimum of eighteen square feet of floor area, the width being not less than three linear teet. Each single kennel house shall have a minimum of ten square feet of floor area, the width being not less than three linear feet. Each single kennel run of minimum size shall contain not more than the maximum number of dogs of the following sizes: one standard size or larger, two medium size, or three small size. Each single kennel house of minimum size shall contain not more than the maximum number of dogs of the following sizes: one standard size or larger, two medium size, or three small size. For each standard size dog, or larger dog, a minimum of eighteen square feet of floor area per kennel run shall be required, F or each medium size dog, a minimum of nine square feet of floor area per kennel run shall be required when confined with two or more dogs. F or each small size dog, a minimum of six square feet of floor area per kennel run shall be required when confined with three or more dogs. For each standard size dog or larger. a minimum of ten square feet of floor area per kennel house shall be required. For each medium size dog, a minimum of five square feet of floor area 'per kennel house shall be required when confined with two or more dogs. Page 1 of 2 I -_t.. ,. For (.,tch small ."ill' dog, a min'{mum of thrn' ;wl! one-third (3-1/,) ~'-1U;H<.' kt'[ of floor area per kennel house "hall b(' required when confined with chrt,<., or nWfC dn~s. DEFINITION OF DOG SIZES ~{,\nd.\rd sIn' means a dog of a German Shepherd size or larger. (Forcy- ('Inc t.ll) pounds or oycr.l Medium size means a dog of a Springer Spaniel or Cocker Sp'lIliel size, (Twenty-one (21) to forey ClO) pounds.) Small dog me,lns a clop. of a Toy Poodle or Boston Terrior size or smaller. (Twenty (20\ pOlln,ls or under) AYES: SUPERVISORS \1:'~1. HIRSTEIN, C. ~1. FEATHERLY, WILLIAM] PHILLIPS. ALTON E. ALLEN AND DAVID L. BAKER. NOES: SUPERnSORS NONE :\BSENT: SUPERVISORS NONE S1, "."- TE OF C.\LlFORNL\} COW\T\ OF OR.-\NGE 55. I. '\\' E. ST JOHN. County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Super\'isors of Orange County. California, hereby certify that the above and foregoing Rcsolution was duly and regularly adopted by the said Board at a regular meering thereof held on the 5th day of July, 1967, and passcd by a unanimous yote of said Board. IN \\'ITNESS \\'HEREOF, I have hcrcunto set my hand and seal this 5th day of July. 1967, W E. ST JOHN County Clerk and ex~officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County. California. By JUNE ALEXANDER, Deputy I Resolution :'lJo. 67-829 Fee Schedule for Services at the Orange County Animal Shelter The followiog fce schedule has been adopted for services at the Orange County :\nimal Shelter: (a) Dail \' care and feed (1) Large animal (horses, cows and animals of similar size) (2) ~Iedjum animaJ (goats, sheep, pigs and animals of similar size) (3) Dogs. cats ilnd miscellaneous smaller animals (b) Rabies yaccination charge for dogs (c) Copy of documents approved for re lease (d) Placement fee $1.00 ,75 ,50 J,OO LOa (1) Dogs 5.00 (2) Cats and other animals subject to placement 2.00 (e) License fee for dogs 4.00 (Except for licensing year from January I, 1968, through June 30, 1969, during which the license fee shall be 56.00 ) (Except where animal control services are under~ taken for a city having a different licensing year. credit shall be allowed on a time prorara basis, to the nearest month. for fees paid to such city.] :\nnual dog license period will be a calendar year from January 1 through the following December ~l. Beginning lanuary ], 1968, the licensing year will be from January I, 1968, through June 30,1969 Thereaftcr, the licensing year will be a fiscal year I from July 1 through the following June 30. (t) Re-issue fee for lost dog license rag, (g) Impound fees (1) Impound fees for animals pickcd up by COUnty personnel. a. Large animal (horses, cows, ete,) b. :\1edium animal (goats. :sheep. pigs, erc e. Dogs d. Cats e. :\fiscellaneous animals (2) Impound fees for animah delivered to shelter from incorporated areas not contracting for 1.00 10.00 5,00 ),00 3.00 3.00 Ordinance ~umber ,,' .' (:ounty Animal (:ontrol serVIces, {~'hc paid to Coumy ,is follows: a. Large animal 7 Oil (hop.c.>;, cow.." erc. b, Medium animal 3.50 (goats, sheep, pigs, ere c. Dogs 2.Un d. Cats ] 00 (3) No impound charge shall be made for animals delivered to the shelter by owners in un- incorporated arcas or in cities contracting for Animal Control services. (h) Veterinary care (tor impounded animals) (1) Dogs, cats or other small animals, per treatment (2) :\tedium or large animals, per treatment (3) The County Director of the Division of Veterinary Public Health may charge the owner or custodian for veterinary care tendered to impounded animals, The County Director of the Division of Veteri- nary Public Health may approve for pay- ment from County funds to practicing veterinarian rendering veterinary treat- ment to impounded animals, (i) Animal release fee for approved medical research. (1) Dogs (2) Cats FEE SCHEDULE FOR LlCE:-.ISES ISSljED I, Commercial dog kennel, per annum (a) 4 - 9 dogs (b) 10-]9 dogs (c) 20 or more dogs 2. Cat kennel, per annum .~. Pet shop, per annum 4. Guard and/or sentty dog service for each dog. per annum 5 Zoo, per annum 6. Animal rental establishment, per annum 7 Riding academy, per annum 8. Livery stable or boarding stable. per annum 9 Pony ring or pony ride. per annum 10. Pet show, dol'; show, cat show, animal acts or exhibitions, per day ] 1 Privately owned wild, exotic, dangerous or nondomesdc animals 12. Alligator farm. ostrich farm. wild animal farm, per annum 13. ~Ijscellaneous animal or reptile establishment, per annum 14. Circus, per day 15 Rodeo, per day 16, Public aquarium. per annum 'i.Of! lU.oO 3.0Q I.UO $10.00 20.00 30.00 10.00 10.00 4.00 10,00 10.00 10.00 10,00 10.00 5.00 5.00 10,00 10.00 100,00 50.00 10.00 AYES; SUPERVISORS C. .\1. FEATHERLY. ..\LTO~ E. ALLE:-.l AND ,\\'.\1. HIRSTEIN . NOES: SUPERVISORS NONE ABSENT: SUPERVISORS DAVID L. BAKER AND WILLlA.\1 J PHILLIPS. STATE OF CALIFORNIA} s.... COUNTY OF OR AN GE 1, W E. ST JOHN, County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California, hereby certify that the abo\'c and foregoing Rcsolution was duly and regularly adopted by the said Board at a regular meeting thereof held on the 1st day of August, 1967. <lnd passed by a unanimous vote of said Boatd members present. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 1st day of August, 1967 W E, ST JOHN County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisots of Orange County, California. By ~tABEL L. CASTEIX. Deput\' Page 2 of 2 ORANGE COUNTY CODE 1 ~" .1-1-194 road except t.hat garbage being collccted from places of production may be transported to a designated place for such henting in bulk, be. fore its transportation, in bulk to a feeding place. (Code 1961, S 41.11<.1) Sec. 4.1-195. Sanitary conditions. All places where swine are fed must be main- tained in a sanitary condition in accordance with this article and the rules and regulations adopted pursuant thereto. Authorized inspec- tors shall have the right of entry and inspec- tion at any time. (Code 1961, S 41.115) Secs. 4.1'196-4-1-205. Reserved. Sec. 4.1-206. Garbage feeding floor require. ments. All feeding floors must be of concrete with a curb at least six (6) inches high on each ,I edge, and constructed so as to permit controlled drainage; such drainage must be to the out- side of pens and not accessible to swine, and must be disposed of in accordance wit.h the rules and regulations adopted pursuant to this division. The surface of all feeding floors must be smooth enough to permit efficient cleaning. All refuse, garbage and manure must be re- moved from the feeding floors at least once daily, after which they must be flushed with water under pressure and drained or scrubbed with broom and water, except that feeding floors in open Jots where brood sows or. young shoats only are kept will be considered as cleaned when they are entirely dry after sweep- ing. (Code 19G1, S 41.116) Sec. 4-1-207. Storage vats. No storage vats for garbage will be permitted to be maintained unless the entire vat is above the ground level, watertight and equipped with drainage. All such vats must have all garbage removed and be washed at least once daily. No I garbage or refuse shall be left in any pen or in the vicinity of any pen longer than the day it is received or fed or produced. (Code 1961, ~ n11n ' Sec. 4.1.208. Refuse, garbage and manure dis- posal. Refuse, gflrbage and manure must be han- dled so as not to create a nuisance or endanger the public health, welfare or comfort. If spread upon the rrround such garbage, refuse or ma. Ordinance Number .' ~ 4-1.222 J1ure may be burned and must be promptly plowed t:uder or covered with equal successive layers of soil. Accumulations of piles of gar. bage, refuse or manure will not be perrnitted, except in the formation of compost or fer- tilizer, and in such cases the rlrainage from such piles must be controlled in a sanitary manner. Deep burial with the top surface of all such refnse covered daily with soil will be permitted. (Code 1961, S 41.118) ~ ~ Sec. 4-1.209. Water troughs. Ail water troughs must be constructed in such a manner as to permi t swine to drink without the entry of other than their heads into such troughs. All water troughs must be kept clean and provided with clean water. All water troughs must be connected with efficient drainage and must not be permitted to over- flow. The surface, for a radius of at l~ast six (6) feet from all water troughs, must be of con. crete or other mireproof matedal. (Code 1961, S 41.119) Sec. 4-1-210. Sanitary swine pens and sheds. No wallows or mires will be permitted in any pen or lot where swine are kept. An buildings or sheds where swine are allowed to enter must be maintained in a clean and sa.nitary condition so as not to cre"te a nuisance. Clean bedding will be permitted. (Code 1961, S 41.1110) Secs. 4-1-211-4.1-220. Reserved. \ ) Sec. 4-1-221. l\leat or fish scraps and refuse handling. Butcher shop scraps and refuse from meat or fish markets or factories, if not handled as garbage, must be collected and transported in watertight, closely covered containers, directly to the plnce of their conversion into nonedible grease and fertilizer or similar product.s. (Code 19G1, S 41.1111) Sec. 4-1-222. Feeding of meat. (a) Animal canasses. It shall be unlawful for any person to feed to s-,vine, chickens or any other anil:lal the carcass of any animal. This docs not prohibit the feeding of whole- son1e animal rneat to carnivorous animals. (b) Spoiled meat. It shall be unlawful for any person to feed to sw'inc, chickens o~.. any (olher animal any meat which has become pu- trid, decomposed or dec~yed.(Code lSG1, S 41.ll12) i\ ii,l W 1188 [The next page is 1239) 1- (" ~, I ( I ( ...- Ordinance Number '. ~ 4.1-177 ANIMAL CONTHOL, WF.I.Ji'AIm AND LICl,NSE H.EQUlP.EMENTS ~ ,1-1-194 less permission is first obtained from the Coun- ty Veterinarian or from the Director of the State Department of Agriculture, (Code 1961, ~ 41.1014) Sec. 4-1-178. Livestock to be confined for ex- amination and testing. The owner or person in charge of Ih'€stock shall properly confine in stanchions or chutes any livestock which the County Vetetinarian may designate for examination, injection, vac- cination, observation, administration of tuber- culin mallein or for ather tests or purposes. If the owner or person in charge refuses to prop- , erly confine such livestock for examination" test or vaccination as requested, the County Veterinarian may employ help and incur such expense as is necessary to properly control such livestock for the purposes mentioned. The ex- penses incurred shall be a lien upon said live- stock and shall be recovered by action in the name of the County of Orange unless paid within ten (10) days after written notice of the amount has been given by the County Vet- erinarian to the owner or person in possession of said livestock. (Code 1961, ~ '11.1015) Sec. 4-1-179. Duty to report information. Any person haying- knowledge of the pres- ence of an infectious disease in livestock shall report same to the County Veterinarian, All persons owning or having control of livestock shall assist the County Veterinarian in enforc- ing the provisions of this division l1nd shall obey all orders of the County Veterinarian made for the control and eradication of infec- tious disease, the sanitation of premises, de- struction of livestock and disposal of carcasses, manure, offal ar.d refuse. (Code 1961, ~ 41.- 1016) Sec. 4-1.180. Violation. All animals brought into the County of Orange in violation of any of the provisions of this division shall be subject to quarantine, examination and test, at the expense of the owner, by the County Veterinarian, who may dispose of such livestock to protect the pub- lic health and the health of domestic animals of tile County of Orange. (Code In61, ~ .11.- 1017) Sees. 4-1-181-'1-1-190. Reserved. ARTICLE 11. SWINE AND GARBAGE Sec. 4.1-191. Permit for feeding garbage to swine. Any person feeding garbage originating from sources other than the household or ranch upon which swine are kept must first make application to the Health Department for a permit. Such permit is revocable at any time for cause and shall be issued only upon condi- tion that the permittee comply with the re- quirements hereinafter set forth and the rules and regulations adopted in connection there- with. No person, except a permitted collector, shaH remove any garbage from the premises upon which preduced- except that garbage may be moved to a designated and adjoining place for collection by said collector. (Code 1961, ~ 41.- 111) Sec. 4-1-192. Contaminated garbage. Garbage offered for collection must not con- tain tin cans, glass, razor blades or other non- combustible refuse or dead animals, and the permitted collector may refuse to collect gar- bage containing any such foreign substances. The person offering such contaminated gar- bage must tben dispose of it in a sanitary man- ner acceptable to the health or sanitary offi- cials of the County of Orange. (Code 1961, ~ 41.112) Sec. ,1-1-193. Reglilation of vehicles transport- ing garbage. All garbage transported over any public street or highway must be contained in a wa- tertight, metal tank with a close-fitting cover or heavy, oiled canvas securely held in place so as to prevent dropping of garbage upon the highway. Hailroads and other common carriers must also meet this transportation require- ment. All garbage-conveying tanks must be cleaned and disinfected inside and out at least once a week when in use. (Code 1961, ~ 41.- 113) Sec. 4-1-194. Heating garbage. Garbage must be heated throughout to boil- ing or equivalent temperature (usually two hundred twelve (212) degrees Fahrenheit at sea level) for thirty (30) minutes before being transported over any public highway or rail- '1187 I ~ 4-1-164 ORANGE COUNTY CODE ~ 4-1-177 any person to break such quarantine or to move Or allow to be moved any such animals from within the prenlises thus quarantined, or across the quarantine line so established, ,,,,ithout first obtaining permission from the County VeteriIwrian. If, after inspection, the County Veterinarian shall deem it proper to issue such a permit he may cause such animal, premises and vehicles of transportation and any infected materials, equipmont or effects to be properly cleaned and disinfected. (Code 1961, S 41.106) Sec. 4.1.165. Damage or removal of quarantine notice. I It shall be unlawful for any person, during the existence of such quarantine, to. remove, tear, deface, mutilate, obscure or otherwise destroy or interfere with any placard, notice Qi' proclamation declaring such quarantine. (Code 1961, S 41.107) See. 4.1.166. Hemoval of livestock from slaugh- terhollse. It shall be unlawful for any person to re- move or to allow to be removed, except for immediate slaughter, any livestock from any stockyard owned, controlled 01' operated by 01' in connection with or incidental to the opera- tion of any slaughter or packing house, except on permits issued by the County Veterinarian. (Code 1961, S 41.108) Sec. 4-1-167. Livestock affected with conta- gious, infectious or communicable disease. I It shall be unlawful for any person to bring into or recei VB iuto the County of Orange any livestock known to be affected with any con- tagious, infectious or communicable disease, unless such animals are specifically permitted to enter the State of California and the County of Orange under Federal or California State regulations, and then only under the condi- tions and for the purpose prescribed in the Fed- eral and State regulations governing movement of livestock. (Code 1961, S 41.109)' Sec. 4-1-168. Dairy cattle, report of arrival and identification. The Pl'rival of dairy cattle into the County of Orange shall be reported to the County Vet- erinarian immediately. The County, Vctcri.. Ordinance Number narian may mark the eattle for identification with tags or other means, and make a record showing the date of arrival, description of the cattle, the name of the owner and of the per- son in charge of the cattle and the place in ' which they are to be kept. No person shall remove or tamper with any identifica.tion mark placed on any animal by the County Veter" narian. (Code 1961, S 41.1010) ~ Secs. '1-1-169-4-1-173. Reserved. See. 4-1-174. Tuberculin injection. No person shall inject, or eause to be inje~t- ed, tuberculin into any cattle except when used in connection with a tuberculin test as defined in section 4-1-154 of this article. (Code 1961, S 41.1011) Sec. 4-1.175. Tuberculin test-Removal of cat- tle before completion prohibited. No person shall move any cattle upon which a tuberculin test has been started until the _ same shall have been completed without the permission of the veterinarian conducting such test, nor shall any person in any way interfere with such tests. (Code 1961, S 41.1012) Sec. 4-1-176. Examination and testing for tu- berculosis. Whenever the County Veterinarian shall have cause to believe that there is danger that cattle in the County of Orange, or any cattie brought into the County of Ora.nge, are afflict- ed with tubercnlosis, he shall cause such cattle to be examined and tested for tuberculosis. (Code 1961, S 41.1013) Sec. 4-1.177. Iclentification of cattle afflicted with tuberculosis--Slaughier re- stricted. All cattle which are shown by the tuberculin test to be afflicted with tuberculosis shall be immediately marked for identification by branding the letter "'1''' on the left jaw. The "T" shall be three (3) inches in height from top to bottom and two (2) inches wide at the top and the branding edge shall be not less than one.quarter (1/4) of an inch in width. No animnls so branded shall be slaughtered or di'posed of in any manner or removed from the premises where located when branded un- i'., ~ 1186 I / I , \ " , I /--" ( '.. I ( \. , Ordinance Number ~ 4.1"154 ANIMAL CONTIWL, WELF,\P.E AND LICENSE REQUIREMENT3 S 4.1-164 ing in livestock is carried on, or where yiird- ing, feeding f.nd watering facilities arc pro.. vided, and where Federal, Statc or C'J\mty inspeciion is maintained for the inspection of livestock for infectious diseases. Tuberculin test shall mean any test ap- proved by the Animal Disease Eradication Divi- sion, United States Department of Agdeultlirc, for the detection of tuberculosis in animals. (Code 1961, ~ 41.101) Sec. 4.1.155. Supplement to State law. This article shali in all respects be construed to supplement and harmonize with the provi- sions of the laws of the State of California pertaining to animal industry. (Code 1961, ~ 41.102) Sec. 4.1.156. A]1jlointment of COWIty Veteri. narian. The County Veterinarian shall be appointed by the Orange County Board of Supervisors in compliance with State and Federal laws. (Code 1961, ~ 41.103) Sec. 4.1.157. DutieE of County Veterinarian. It shall be the duty of the County Veteri- narian, acting in cooperation with the State Veterinarian, to cnforce all laws of the State of California, the ordinances of the County of Orange and all orders of its Board of Super- visors pertaining to the health and sanitary condition of animals in said County. To this end he is authorized, upon approval of the Board of Supervisors, to establish, maintain and enforce such quarantine, sanitary, testing and immunizing measures and to promulgate such rules and regulations as he may deem necessary and proper. He shall regulate the movement of animals ironl Rtockyards, corrals and feed yards; he shall supervise the examina.. tion and testing of animals or premises for the presence of contagious, infectious or com- municable disease. He shall immediately report any human infectious or communicable disease found in animals to the Health Officer 01' his duly authorized deputy. (Code 1961, ~ 41.104) Se~. 4.1-158. Animals with infectious disease outside this Connty. When the County Veterinarian has deter- mined that an infectious disease exists ~mOl1~ animals in any area and the importation of animals from such area might spread SUC!l disease among the animals witbin the County of Omnge, he shall notify the Board of Super- vbors, deeignating and describing the area where such disease has been found and shall, with their approval, establish such quarantine restrictions as the circumstances shall Warl"ant. The County Veterinarian may refuse to permit shipments of animals from sur.h areas to the County of Orange unless accompanied by a certificate signed by a State or Federal vet- erinarian certifying that the animals for ,yhich such certificate is issued are not infected with, or exposed to an infectious disease. Any ani. mals entering the County of Orange from any area so described and designated without such a certificate may be quarantined by the County Veterinarian and confiscated or disposed of in such nlanner as to e1inlinate any d2.ng8l' of the animals within the County of Orange being exposed to infection from such disease. (Code, 1961, ~ 41.105) Sees. 4-1-159-4-1.163. Reserved. Sec. 4-1-164. Invest.igation of diseaEed animals within Count.y. The County Veterinarian shall investigate all reports of the presence of infectious diseases affecting animals within the County of Orange. He is authoriL'ed to enter any premises where animals are kept, or on which he has reason to believe that animals are kept, in order to carry into effect the provisions of this article, and it shall be unlawful for any person to inter- fere with the official action of the County Vet- erinarian or his authorized deputy. The County Veterinarian way quarantine any animal sus- pected of being infected with or exposed to an infectious disease for a reasonable period of observation and until such tests as may be r~- quired to asce!"tain the presence or absence of an infectious disease are completed. Upon dis- covery of any infectious disease affecting ani- mals in the County of Orange, the County Veterinarian shan establish such quarantine, sanit.ary, testing, immunizing amI control meas- ures as may be necessary to control or eradi- cate such disease and prevent the spr0acl there- of to other animals. The County Veterinarian may quarantine any :111imal upon tiw land 01' premises where such diseased animal has been kept:, and thereafter it shall be unlawful fOl' 1185 I ~ 4-1-130 Ordinance Number ORANGE COUNTY CODE ~ 4-1-154 Sec. 4-1-130. Sale of unclaimed animals. If no person appears and claims the animal or animals impounded under this article within five (5) days, or if a person does appear and claim the animal or animals impounded within said time but fails to pay the Poundmaster the expenses as provided in section 4-1.129 hereof, then the Poundmaster shall proceed to sell or cause to be sold such aninlal or aninlals, ex- cept bovines or equines, at public sale in ac- cordance with the general procedure provided in the law concerning the sale or execution of personal prope,'ty. (Code 1961, S 41.084) Sec. 4-1-131. Animal valued at less than ten dollars. If the animal impounded under this article is of a value less than ten dollars ($10.00) and Ihas not been claimed, the Poundmaster may, after the expiration of three (3) days from the date of seizure, sell such animal, except bo. vines and equines, at private sale without no- tice. In the alternative, the Poundmaster may dispose of said animal, except bovines or equines, in any humane manner. (Code 1961, S 41.085) Sees. 4-1-132-4-1-141. Reserved. ARTICLE 9. KEEPING OF LIVESTOCK Sec. 4-1-142. Keeping of livestock 1Iear dwell- ing. No person shall keep, stable or stake any equine, bovine, swine, sheep or ffoat within fifty (50) feet of any dwelling or building (other than that of the owner) used princi. pally fOl' human habitation, within the unin- corporated area of Orange County or in any city contracting with the County of Orange for enforcement of articles 1 through 9 of this I division. (Code 1961, S 41.091) Sec. 4.1-143. Livestock fences. Every owner, keeper, custodian or harborer of livestock shall erect and/or maintain a fence as hcrein described to contain and confine all livestock kcpt or maintained on his premises. Sllch fence shall be sufficiently good, strong and suiJstantial as to prevent the ingress and egress of livestock. No wire fence is a good and substantial fence within the mcaning of this section nnless it has three (3) tightly stretched harbed wires securely fastened to posts of reasonable strength, firmly set into the groHnd not more than one rod apart, one of Wilich wi,'es shaH be at least four (4) feet above the surface of the ground. Any kind of wire or other fence of height, strength and capacity equal to or greater than the wire fence herein described is a good and substantial fence within the meaning of this section. Cattle guards of such width, depth, rail spacing and construction as Will effectively turn livestock are also a good and substantial fence. (Code 1961, S 41.092) ~ 11 Sees. 4.1-144-4-1-153. Reserved. ARTICLE 10. ANIMAL HEALTH Sec. 4-1-154. Definitions. The following terms as used in this article shall, unless the context clearly indicates other- wise, have the meanings herein set forth: Garbage means any waste consisting in whole or in part of animal waste resulting from the handling, preparing, cooking and eonsnming of food, including the offal from animal carcasses or parts thereof. Immediate slaughter shall mean and apply to livestock shipped to a public stockyard and released therefrom for slaughter and to live- stock shipped to the pl::1nt or premises of a firm regularly engaged in the slaughter of animals nnder approved inspection. Infectious disease shall include any infec- tious, contagious or communicable disease suf- ficiently dangerous to the public health and to the health of lmimais of the County of Orange to warrant putting into effect the provisions of this article and the rules and regulations adopted pursuant thereto. Li'vestock shall mean any domesticated poul- try, cattle, goats, swine, sheep, horses, mules and asses which are kept in capth.ity or under the control or ownership of any person for any purpose. P"rson shall mean any person, firm, com. pany, association or corporation, their agents or elllploo'ces. Stockyard shall mean and apply to any stock- yard, corral or premises wherein pubiic trad- / t\", j 1184 I' c- I (- I ~--- Ordinance Number ~ 4-1-113 . ANIMAL CONTROL, WELFARE AND LICENSE REQUIREMENTS ~ 4.1.129 and circumstances. He shall order t.he owner or harborer to keep such animal within a sub- stantial enclosure or securely attached to a chain or any other type of control v,-bieh the Pour.dmaster may deem adequate under the circnmstances. If such restraint is impossible or impracticable, the animal shall ue impounded until the owner or harborer is able to comply with the Poundmaster's order. If, upon receiving written' notification as aforesaid, the owner or harborer fails to pro- vide adequate restraint or control of said ani- mal as ordered by the Poundmaster within a reasonable time, such owner or harborer shall be liable to proseclltion for violation of this article and the ;mimal or reptile shall be sub- ject to summary destruction. (Code 1961, ~ 41.071) Sec. 4-1-114. Beware of dog notice. Whenever the Poundmaster receives a report of a dog with a disposition or propensity to at. tack or bite any person or animal withont prov- ocation, he may order the owner to post and keep posted upon the premises where such dog is kept under restraint as herein provided, a notice containingche words, "BEWARE OF DOG." Each letter of said notice shall be not less than two (2) inches in height and the notice will be displayed in plain and conspic- uons view. Failure to obey such o1'der in any respect. as herein provided shall render such owner liable to prosecut.ion for violat.ion of this article and shall render such vicious dog sub. ject to summary dest.ruction. (Code 1961, {\ 41.072) Sec. 4-1.115. Wild, exotic or nondomestic ani. mals in captivity. No person shall have, keep or maintain any wild, exotic, dangerous or nondomestic animal without first applying to and receiving a li- cense from the Poundmaster. The keeping or maintenance of such animals shall also con- form to the Orange Ccunty Zoning Code or the zoning code of any city contracting with the County of Orange for enforcement of articles 1 throu:!h 9 of this division. The Poundm3ster is hereby authorized to issue u license to any person for the keeping or maintaining of Dny wild, exotic, dangerous ot' nondomestic animal when, in his opinion, any such animal may be kept or maintained without endangering the safety of any person or property; provided, however, that the Pound- ma3tcr may require any such animal to be prop~ erly caged or tethered and he may make such r.dditionul rules or regulations that may be nec- essary and proper under the circumstances. He may revoke any such license for the viola- tion of apy of the provisions of this division or of any of the rules and regulations adopted pursuad thereto, or when in his opinion the safety of any person or property is endangered by the keeping of any such animal. (Code 1961, ~ 41.073) See. 4-1-116. Possession or transfer of danger- ous animal. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corpora tion to possess, keep, sell, trade or bar- ter any animal which is detrimental to the health and safety of the public as defined in the California Administrative Code, Title 14. (Code 1961, ~ 41.074) Secs. 4-1-117-4-1-126. Reserved. ARTICLE 8. ANIMALS RUNNING AT LARGE Sec. 4-1-127. Animal defined. Animal as used in this article shall not in- clude dog or cat but shall include livestock as defined in article 10 of this division. (Code 1961, ~ 41.081) Sec. 4-1-128. Staking or grazing. It shall be unlawful for any person to place, stake or cause or permit any animal to be placed, staked or to graze or be upon the land of another without the written consent of the owner or other authorized person, or upon pub- lic lands or highways or to allow any such animal to run at large. (Code 1961, ~ 41.082) See. 4-1-129. Impounding ]iyestoek. The Poundmaster shall seize and impound any animal found on any premises in violation of this article and he shall hai,e a lien upon such animal or animals sufficient to secure the payment of all expenses ineurred by rea. son of his seizing, keeping and caring for such animal or animals. (Code 1961, S 41.083) 1183 I~ 4-1.85 Ordinance Number ORANGE COUNTY CODE Sec. 4-1-85. Removal of animals from quaran. tine. No person shall remove from any place of isolation or quarantine any animal which has been isolated or quarantined as authorized and provided by this division without the consent of the Director of the Division of Veterinary Public Health or his authorized deputy. (Code 1961, ~ 41.0fi3) Sees. 4-1-86-4-1-95. Reserved. ARTICLE 6. IMPOUNDED ANIMALS Sec. 4.1-96. Retention of dog without owner's consent. No person shall, without the knowledge or consent of the owner, hold 01' retain posses- sion of any dog of which he is not the owner Ifor more than twenty-foUl' (24) hours without first reporting the possession of such dog to the Poundmaster, giving his name and address and a true description of the dog and then causing such dog to be impounded at the Ani- mal Shelter for return to the legal owner. (Code 1961, ~ 41.061) Sec. 4-1-97. Removal of animals from Animal Control Shelter. It shall be unlawful for any person to remove any impounded animal from the County Animal Shelter without consent of the Poundmaster. (Code 1961, ~ 41.062) Sec. 4-1.98. Disposition of licensed dogs. Any impounded dog which is licensed may be redeemed by the owner upon payment of the impound fee, care and feeding charges, veterinary charges and upon proof of rabies vaccination. The Poundmaster shall immedi- ately give notice to the owner of the said dog. If the dog is not redeemed within five (5) Idays, it shall be deemed abandoned, and the Poundmaster may sell, release or destroy said animal. (Code 1961, ~ 41.063) Sec. 4-1-99. Disposition of unlicensed dogs. Any impounded dog which is not licensed may be redeemed upon payment of the licel1se fee, impound fee, care and feeding charges, veterinary charges and upon proof of rabies var,cination. The Poundmaster shall immedi- ~ 4-1-113 ately give notice to the owner, if known, of the impounding of such dog. If such dog is not redeemed within three (3) days, it shall be deemed abandoned and the Pound master may sell, release or destroy said animal. (Code 1961, S 41.0(4) ~ Sec. 4-1-J 00. Sale of unredeemed animals. Any impounded and unredeemed dog not suf- fering from any infectious or communicable disease may be sold upon payment of a place- ment fee, rabies vaccination fee and dog license fee. Except as otherwise provided by State law or by this division, any other animal which has not been redeemed within three (3) days shall be deemed abandoned and may be sold upon payment of a placement fee. (Code 1961, ~ 41.- OG5) Sec. 4-1-101. Use in medical research. Any impounded animal which has not been redeemed or sold and would normally have been destroyed in accordance with this division may, upon payment of the fee provided by resolu- tion of the Board of Supervisors, be released from the Orange County Animal Shelter to an agency which has been approved by the Cali- fornia State Department of Health, the Health Officer and the Director of the Division of Veterinary Public Health to obtain animals for medicai research. (Code 1961, ~ 41.066) Sec. 4-1.102. Disposition by euthanasia. Any impounded animal which has not been redeemed or sold may be disposed of by eutha- nasia in acconlance with State and County laws, (Code 1961, S 41.067) Sees. 4-1.103-4.1-112. Reserved. ARTICLE 7. DANGEROUS ANIMALS Sec. 4-1-113. Vicious animals. Whenever an animal suspected of being vi- cious is reported, the Poundmaster shall in- vestigate the circumsbnces and if he finds that such animal has dene any of the acts or shown a disposition or propensity to do r:ny of the acts declarecl in this division to COll8titute a vicious nniu1al, he shaH notify the owner or harhorc!' in writing, stating all af the facts ~ 1182 '1 ( " I C~_- I / I \._./ ~ 4-1.66 Ordinance Number ANIMAL CONTROL, WELFAr..E AND LICENSE REQUIREMENTS ~ 4-1-84 with any person in the reasonable ancI com- fortable enjoyment of life or property. (Code 1961, ~ 41.0H) Sec. 4-1.67. Restraint. No person owning Or having Ch[lrge of any dog shall permit the same to run at large upon any place within the nnincorporateJ area of Orange County or in any city contractin~ with the County of Orange for enforcement or arti- cles 1 through 9 of this division, except as otherwise provided by this division, unless such dog be restrained by a substanti'11 leash not to exceed six (6) feet in length and is in the charge of a person competent to restrain such dog. (Code 1961, S 41.Q42) Sec. 4-1-68. Private property. No person shall permit any dog to trespass or be upon any private property of another person without the consent of such person. Parkways comprising the area between the street and sidewalk shall be included as private property for the purposes of this division. (Code 1961, S 41.043) Sec. 4-1-69. Public school property. No dog shall be. permitted upon any public school property. This ~rticle does not, however, prohibit the use of dogs on school property for teaching or other school uses when approved by the school officials. (Cod3 1961, Ii 41.M4) Sec. 4-1-70. County parks. No person having the charge of any dog, except a blind person with his guide dog, shall permit said dog to be under any circumstances within the County Park known as Upper New. port Bay or Harry Welch Park (also known as Newport Dunes) or any public beach in the County of Orange, unless said dog is re- strained and enclosed in a ear, cage or similar enclosure; provided, however, that this section "hall not prevent the County or its lessees from holding public events in Harry Welch Park (a portion of Newport Dunes) or on public beaches in which pets participate. (Code 19G1, ~ 41.045) Sec. 4-1-71. Running on owner's premises. The provisions of this article do not prohibit dogs from running at large on t110 premises of the owner or' person having charge of such dog nor do they prohibit dogs, other than UTI- i'payed female dogs during breeding period, from running at large on any other property with permission of the owner of such property; provided that there are not, within a radius of one thousand' (1,000) feet therefrom, more than five (5) residential or commercial buildings other than the residence of the person owning or having charge of such dog. (Code 1961, S '11.046) Sec. -1-1-72. Female dogs. During the breeding period, un spayed female dogs shall be confined in such a manner that they do not attract stray male dogs. (Code 1961, S 41.Q47) Sees. 4.1-73-4-1.82.. Reserved. ARTICLE 5. REPORTING BITES OR SCRATCHES Sec. 4-1-83. Duty to report. Any person having knowledge of anyone hav- ing been bitten or scratched by an animal of a species subject: to rabies (all warm-blooded mammals) shall immediately report the ind- dent to the Orange County Health Officer, tbe Director of the Division of Veterinary Public Health or the Poundmaster. (Code 1961, S 41.051) Sec. 4-1-84. Quarantine of animals. Upon receipt of a report that a person has been scratched or bitten by an animal of a species subject to rabies (all warm-blooded mammals), any person authorized to enforce articles 1 throu!:,:h 9 of this division is hereby empowered to enter upon any private property, including the home or residence where the ani- mal is kept or has strayed, to inspee! and to seize i1nd impound any such animal for a periorl of fourteen (14) days (ten (10) days for dogs and cats). In lieu of impounding tlle animal, he may, by serving a written notice upon the owner, 1'2quire the owner to quarantine the animal for snch period. Quarantine means the isolntion of the animal in a subs;tantial enclosure so that the [lnimal is not wbjee! to contact with other anim::ls or lImuthoriu!! persons. (Code 1UG1, S M.052) -1-10" J.JO.1. I' ~ 4-1-38 Ordinance, Nllmber ORANGE COUNTY CODE ~ 4-1-66 No person shall operate a commercia] l,ennc] without obtaining an annual kennel Iieense is- sued by the Poundmaster after payment of a kennel license fee as provided by resolution of the Board of Supervisors. At any time that there are more dogs than the kenncllicense allows, the person operilting such kennel must obtain a new license permit- ting the keeping of the greater number of dogs. 'fhe former license shall be cancelcd and a credit for the canceled license fee shall be illlowed on the new kennel license issued. (Code 1961, Ii 41.0212) I Sec. 4-1.39. Noncommercial kennel. A ny lot, building, structure, cnclosure or premises where four (4) or more dogs or cats, four (4) months of age or older, are kept or maintained as pets for the pleasure and enjoy- ment of the owner is a noncommercial kennel for the purposes of this division and all dogs shall be individually licensed. (Code 1961, Ii 41.0213 ) Sec. 4-1-40. Zoning regulations. All kennel licenses are subject to zoning regu- lations as set forth in the Orange County Zoning Code or the ?'oning- code of any city contracting with the County of Orange for en- forcement of articles 1 through 9 of this di- vision. (Code 1961, S '11.0214) I Sec. 4-1-41. Guard dog and/or sentry dog service. Guard dog and/or sentry dog service means any private service or private system whith purports to furnish or does furnish to members or subscribers any guard and/or sentry dog 1;0 guard any property within the unincorporated territory of the County of Orange or in any city contracting with the County of Orange for enforcement of articles 1 through 9 of this division, including guarding against fire or theft or both. All sllch gmlrd and/or sentry dogs shall be individuaily licensed and sh<1Jl wear a collar or harness with the license tag' affixed at an times. The guard and/or senhy dog service section shall apply to all private service or private systems which supply guard and/or sentry dogs to members or suuscribers in Orallge County, even though the guard and/or sentry dogs are kennelell outside of Orange County. (Code 1%1, Ii 41.0215) &es. 4-1-"12-4-1-51. Reserved. ~ r'" c; ARTICLE 3. RABIES AND DISEASE CONTROL Sec. 4-1-52. Vaccination. Every person owning or harboring il dog, four (4) months of age or older, for fifteen (15) or more days shall have such dog vacci- nated agailist rabies by a licensed veterinarian \'lith a vaccine apPr"oved by the Director of the Division of Veterinary Public Health. (Code 1961, S 41.031) Sec. 4-1-53. Certificate. Every veterinarian vaccinating any dog shall iswe a rabies vaccination certificate on a fonn approved b,' the Director of the Division of Veterinary Public Health. (Code 1961, S 41.- 032), Sec. 4.1.54. Deferment. By obtaining an antirabies inocuhtion defer- ment from a licensed veterinarian and upon approval by the Director of the Division of Veterinary Public Health, dogs that are ill may be deferred from the rabies vaccination require- ment. Old age of th<l dog shall not, however, be a ground for deferm~nt. (Code 1961, S 41.033) / Sec. 4-1-55. Proof. No person who owns ur harbors any dog shall fail Or refuse to exhibit his copy of the rabies vaccination form or antirabies inoculation de- ferrnent form upon demand of any person charged with the enforcement of article~ 1 through 9 of this division. (Code 1961, S 41.034) Sees. 4-1-56-4-1-65. Heserved. ARTICLE 4. KEEPING AND RESTRAINT OF DOGS Sec. 4-1-G6. Nuisance. No person shall keep, maintain or permit on allY lot, parcel of land or premises under his control, :my dog which by mly sound er cry shall distur!J the peace and comfort of the inhabitants of the neighborhood or interfere I~ ~ 11.8(1 '1' ( , I C"/ I ( ""'--~' Ordinance Number ~ 4-1-21} ANIl>lAL CONTIWL, WELFARE AND LICENSE REQUIREMENTS ~ 4-1-38 ing the violation of section. 5%, 597, 598 and 599 of the Penal Code of the State of California, or of any provision of this di vision; or That the licensee, his agent or employee, has at the place for which the license was issued, failed to provide any animal in his possession, care or control with proper and sufficient food, drink, shelter or protection, or subjected any such animal to snffering, cruelty or abuse; or That the licensee, his agent or employee, failed to maintain the premises in a clean and sanitary condition; or (d) That the licensee, his agent or employee, has violated an:v provision of articles 1 through 9 of this division or any rule or regulation made pursuant thereto. (Code 1961, ~ 41.024) (b) (c) Sec. 4.1-21. Rules and regulations. The Poundmaster may, in the rules and regu- lations promulgated pursuant to articles 1 through 9 of this division, establish reasonable standards requiring any place for which a li- cense is granted to be maintained in a clean, sanitary and humane condition. A copy of such rules and regulations shall be furnished to each applicant for a license on the filing of his appli- r.ation. (Code 1961, ~ 41.025) Sees. 4-1-22-4-1-26. Reserved. Sec. 4-1-27. Dog license required. Any person having custody of any dog, four (4) months of age or older, for fifteen (15) days or longer shall procure an Orange County dog license, Each license fee shall be paid an- nually to the Poundmaster as provided by reso- lution of the Board of Supel'"lisors, Unless otherwise provided by resolution, the full amount shall be paid for any fraction of the licensing year. The foregoing license fee shall not apply to any dog while kept or :l1aintained exclusively within a commercial kennel, as here- inafter defined. Upon collection of the dog license fee by the Pound master, he will issue (l dated receipt stating the name and address of the owner, dog tag number, description of dog and the expiration date of the rabies vaccina. tion, together with an Orange County dog li- cense tag stamped with a serial number, year and county of issuance. (Code 1961, ~ 41.026) Sec. 4-1-28. License displayed. The license tag shall be attfiched to a collar, harne,s Or other (lev ice and shall be worn by the licensed dog at Rll times, and shall not be removed from any dog by an unauthorized per- son. The original dog lieenoe receipt and rabies vaccination certificate shall be retained by the owner or llarborer for inspection by any person charged with the enforcement of articles l' through 9 of this division. (Code 1901, ~ 41.027) Sec. 4.1.29. Rabies vaccination. No dog shall be licensed without proof of rabies vaccination as provided in this division. (Code 1961, S 41.028) Sec. 4-1-30. False and stolen license documents. No person shall make use of, or have in his possession or under his control, a stolen, counterfeit or forged dog license receipt, dog license tag, rabies vaccin:ltion certificate, anti- rabies inoculation deferment form or other forms issued in accordance with this division. (Code 1961, ~ 41.029) Sec. 4-1-31. Transferability. Dog licenses are not transferable and no per. son shall attach any license tag to any dOl( other than the dog for which such tag was originally issued. (Code 1961, ~ 41.0210) Sees. 4-1-32-4-1-36. Reserved. Sec. 4-1-37. Exemptions. Any veterinary hospital operated only for the purpose of rendering veterinary treatment by a licensed veterinarian shall be exempt from payment of all license fees under this division. (Code 1961, ~ 41.0211) Sec. 4-1-38. Commercial kenllellicense. AllY lot, building, structure, 'enciosure or premises where four (4) or more dog3 or cats, four (4) Jllouths of ag'e or older, are kept or maintained for co:mmel'cial boarding, breeding or ~ale is a commercial kennel for the purposes of this division. ~..,..,^ J..~I"J '1 I I Ordinance Number ~ 4-1-4 ORANGE COUNTY CODE ~ 4-1-20 by the County while acting- in the course and seope of their employment. (Cede 1961, S 41.- 014) Sec. 4.1.5. Duty of owner to dispose of dcnd animal. The o'\vner of any dead aniInal shall dispose of the eareass of such animal in a "anitary manner as prescribed by the County Health Officer within twenty.four (2,1) hours after said owner has knowledge of the ~~nimal's death. (Code 1961, S 41.015) Sec. 4-1-6. Disposal of dead animals whose ownership cannot be established. The Pound master shall be responsible for the disposal of all dead animals whose ownership cannot be established. (Code 1961, S 41.016) Sees. 4.1-7-4-1-16. Reserved. ARTICLE 2. ANIMAL LICENSES Sec. 4-1-17. License required. No person shall, without first obtaining a license therefor in writing from the Pound. maRter, keep, conduct or operate within the County of Orange or any city contracting with the County of Orange for the enforcement of articles 1 through 9 of this division, any dog ke~nel, cat kennel, pet shop, guard dog and/or nentry dog service, zoo, animal rental estab. lishment, l'iding academy, livery stable, board- ing stable, pony ring or pony ride, horse market, mule market, circus, rodeo, pet show, dog show, cat show, animal acts or exhibitions, alligator farm, ostrich farm, wild animal farm, miscellaneous animal or reptile establishment, public aquarium or any wild, exotic, dangerous or nondomestic animal. (Code 1961, S 41.021) Sec. 4-1-18.' License applkation-Contcnts of. Each ;:pplieation for a license shall be in writing upon a form to be furnished by the Poundmaster, and shall contain such informa- tion as the Poundmaster, by rule or regulation, shall require. The license fee shall be set by ree,oJution of the Board of Supervisors and must be paid to the Poulldmaster before a license is issued. There"lter, unless otherwise provided, each lieense fee shall be paid annualiy to the Pound. Supp. 1'\'0. 1 master in accordance with said resolution. The licon,e sh,;]l expire on the date specified in the resobltion. It may, however, be revoked or sus- pended for caLIse in accordance with this di. ",ision prior to the expiration date. The license also becomes null and void if the holder of such Iieense changes the location of his place of business or sells, assigns, transfers or otherwise di;;poses of such business or his interest therein for a period of thirty (30) days. Eaeh Iieensee shall renew his lieense within thirty (HO) days after expiration. AI! licenses issued hereunde.r shall be kept posted in a conspieuous place on the premises. (Code 1961, S 41.022) "~ See. 4-1-19. License investigation. Upon the filing of each application, either for an original lieense or renewal thereof, the Poundmaster shall issue a license to tne appli- c1:nt if he finds that: (a) The keeping of animals, or the. conduct or operation of the business for whieh the lieense is requested and at the place set forth in the application. will not violate any law or ordinance of this County, or any law of the State of California or any Jawor ordinance of any city contracting with the County of Orange for enforcement of articles 1 through 9 of this division; and (b) The keeping of the animals, or the conduct or operation of the business fa, which the license is requested, will not endanger the health, peace or safety of the community; and (c) The promises and establishment where ani. mals are to be kept arc in a clean and sanitary condition, and that animals win not be suLject to sLlffering, erucH:,. or abuse; and (d) The applicant has not had a similar license revoked within one year prior to the appli. eation. (Code 1961, S 41.023) Sec. 4-1-20. Revocation or SUSIJension; grounds; procedure. Any lieense issued hereunder may be revoked or suspended if the Pound master finds: (a) That the licensee, his agent 01' emplo:!ee, has been eonvicted of any offense involv. ~ L1i V 1178 -I' ,- I I , \, I (~ I i--- \_/ TITU~ <1 Ordinance Number ~7~(( &A.A- 'f~? HEALTH, SANITA'fWN AND ANIMAL, REGULATIONS Division 1. Animal Control, '-Velfarc and License Re- quirements, Arts. 1-11 Division 2. Disease Control, Art. 1 Division 3. Sewage and Solid Waste Disposal, Arts. 1-3 Division ,1. Food and Sanhation, Arts. 1--3 Division 5. Water Conservation, Arts. I, 2 Division 6, Noise Control, Art. 1 Division 1 ANIMAL CONTROL, WELFARE AND LICENSE REQUIREMENTS Article 1. Administration, ~~ 4-1.1-4-1-16 Article 2. Animal Licenses, SS 4-1-17-4-1-51 Articie 3. Rabies and Disease Control, S~ 4.1-52-- 4-1-65 Article 4. Keepin!; and n..traint of Do!;s, ~~ 4-1.66 -4-1-82 Article 5. Reporting Bites or Scratches, ~S 4-1-83- 4-1-95 ARTICLE 1. ADMINISTRATION Sec, 4-1-1. Definitions. Animal: Unless otherwise stated the word "animal" as used in this division shall include birds, fish, mammals and reptiles. Poundmastcr, Animal Control Services: The term "Poundmaster" or-."Poundmaster, Animal Control Services" refers to the Director of Vet- erinary Public Health Division and shall include the deputies and other designccs of such person. Public aquarium.: A "public aquarium" is a place where fish or other aquatic animals are kept or maintained for public exhibit, sale, trade or barter. Vicious animal: Any animal which has bitten a person or other animal without provocation or which has a propensity to attack or bite any person or animal without provocation. (Code 1961, ~ 41.011) Sec. 4-1-2. Responsibility for administration. The Poundmaster, Anim~l Control Services, who ,hall be appointed by the County Health Officer alld acting llnder the direction of the Director of the Division of Vderinary Public Health, is hereby charged with the administra- tion of articles 1 through U of this division. (Code 1961, S 41.012) supp, No, 1 Article 6, Impounded Animais, S~ 4.1-9&-4.1-112 Article 7. Dangerous Animals, S~ 4-1-113-4-1-126 Article 8. Animals Running at Large, SS 4-1-J27- 4.1-141 Ar~icle 9. Keeping of Livestock, S~ 4-1-142-4-1-153 Article 10. Animal Health, S~ 4-1-154-4.1-190 Article 11. Swine and Garbage, ~s 4-1-191-4-1-222 Sec. 4-1-3. Rules and regulations. Tile POltndmaster, Animal Control Services, with the approval of the Health Officer, the Director of the Division of Veterinary Public Health and the Board of Supervisors, may promulgate any necessary rules and regulations for the administration of articles 1 throngh 9 of this division. (Code 1961, S 41.013) Sec. 4.1-4. Enforcement. The Poundmaster, his deputies, alllleacc of- ficers, veterinary inspectors, the County Health Officer, the Director of the D[vision of Veter- inary Public Health and the County Veterinor- ian of the County of Orange are hereby em. powered and it shall be their dutl' to enforce articles 1 through 9 of this d[vision and any statute of the State of California relating to animals, unless otherwiSe provided by law, and they may arrest any person without a warrant wh('nevcr they have reasonable cause to bclii.~.ve that the person to be arrested has committed a misdemeanor in their presence which is a violation of an)' such statute or ordinance. No person shaH interfere with, oppo~c or resist any authorized person charged with the enforcerl1ent of this division while sHch person is engaged in the performance of his duties. The Pounurnastcr and his depuiies Hrc here- by authorized to carry loaded firearms issued 1177