Open Space Advisory Board Agenda and Packet 2014 06 11

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Enforcement, and the City Parks and Recreation Department. The identify the area of concern and contact the person filing the r location of the incident and obtain a detailed description. City all entrance points to the area or street where the incident occ Enforcement may increase within the area of concern and enforcement of local lea be issued to ensure the reduction in any coyote attractants. Th witnesses to the event. A low-intensity hazing program may be i intensity hazing proves to be ineffective, the City may begin a hazing techniques have proven to be ineffective, the Colorado Pa and Recreation Department may determine if lethal control is nec The City recognizes that sometimes lethal removal of a coyote i Lethal removal will only be considered when a coyote poses an extreme threat to safe Public safety will be, as always, the main concern when consider of any animal. The Colorado Parks and Wildlife has the authorit poses a threat to human safety (Colorado Statute 33-1-106 and 10 upon approval, removal is carried out by trained professionals. Determining the offendin coyote can be difficult, however the City and CPW will obtain al assure that lethal control is directed to the reported animal. The Wildlife Commission Regulation 302(A)(3) and 303 (F) prohibits the relocation of coy rarely authorized by CPW. Under Colorado Statute 33-6-107(9), property owners may use la bothersome wildlife on their property. The City recommends tha the Colorado Parks and Wildlife and the City before action is t and Regulations Section located in Appendix A for more informat VI.Conclusion The City recognizes that there is no one solution to effectively each situation may bring a new set of circumstances and consider what other cities are doing to manage coyotes. The key to succe coyotes is through continuing education and outreach. Coyote Management Plan 10