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Port Coquitlam By-law 3990, s. 7 — POWERS OF ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER 1) Pursuant to section 16 of the Community Charter , an Animal Control Officer may at all reasonable times enter on and inspect private property within the City in order to ascertain whether the provisions of this Bylaw are being observed

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POWERS OF ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER 1) Pursuant to section 16 of the Community Charter , an Animal Control Officer may at all reasonable times enter on and inspect private property within the City in order to ascertain whether the provisions of this Bylaw are being observed.

3990 2) Where the Animal Control Officer identifies a Dog that is not licensed as required by this Bylaw, the Animal Control Officer may impound the Dog or exercise any other authority granted to the Animal Control Officer by this Bylaw. 3) An Animal Control Officer or a police officer may, on behalf of the City, exercise the authorities in the Community Charter regarding Dangerous Dogs. 4) Where an Animal Control Officer determines that a Dog is an Aggressive Dog or a Dangerous Dog, the Animal Control Officer may by written notice direct the Owner to comply with the requirements of this Bylaw regarding Aggressive Dogs or Dangerous Dogs.

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