City Council Agenda and Packet 1992 11 17

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As vs move into 1993, that is an objective. I think that there can be • lot more involvement from various small groups to help fund raise for each activity within an event. =SOLUTION MO. 43, SIM= 1993 - PIKAL p0D DSVILLONKINT PLAT - =FUSION OF ONTO= 31 OFT= AT 933 MAIN STRUT Annette *rand, City Administrator, stated that the applicants vere told that they would be on the Agenda such later than the present time, so they hadn't arrive yet. She asked if Council would proceed with Items If J, and R. Mayor and Council agreed. OMDMP MO. 1091, ssMISS 1993 - AN=DIJ0 TIT= 4 or TUX LOQisVXLt.M MUNICIPAL Oct MATINS TO A - 3110 =ADM - WBLXC ftmo MUSLIM= L*VL. s - 30/7/1= • 10/14/12) Griffiths read by title only Ordinance $o. 1011, Series 1993, "An ordinance amending Title i of the Louisville Municipal Cods relating to animals." Susan Griffiths, City Attorney, commented that the proposed amendments to the City's animal control ordinances are designed to provide for more effective enforcement of the existing ordinances, animals running at largo, and noisy animals. Also, the amendments to the animal control ordinances impose new requirements limiting the number of dogs and cats which may be maintained on any one preaisss, except in the agricultural district on which there are no Baits. There is • new requirement in the ordinance prohibiting the keeping of certain wild, exotic, dangerous animals. She stated that a change in the ordinance that expands the current ordinance prohibiting cruelty to animals is to 1 t that to cruelty by any person. Davidson called for anyone in the audience who wished to speak in favor or against Ordinance No. Mots. uoM B Davidson closed the Public Hearing and called for council comments. Howard: I understand that when you enumerate the wild, erotic, dangerous animals, that is the only group that is probibit•dl Gritfithes That's oorrect. Otherwise, we have something of • definitional problem 4