Ajax By-law 40-2025, s. 7.6 — Where an Order to Restrain is placed on a dog after an Obnoxious Order to Restrain has already been placed on the dog, the order that is more restrictive prevails
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Where an Order to Restrain is placed on a dog after an Obnoxious Order to Restrain has already been placed on the dog, the order that is more restrictive prevails.
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- 7.4 Where the Town deems a dog to be an obnoxious dog, an Animal Services Officer may issue an Obnoxious Order to Restrain requiring certain conditions, including but not limited to the dog being contained within a secured and fenced yard or that the dog be leashed or restrained to prevent the dog from running at large
- 7.5
- 7.7 Should the owner of the dog disagree with the Order to Restrain, he or she may appeal the Order to Restrain to the Committee by sending a notice of appeal, by registered mail, to the Secretary of the Committee, outlining which items or conditions are being appealed, within 10 days after official service of the Order to Restrain. An Order to Restrain that is not appealed within the 10 day time period shall be deemed confirmed
- 7.8 Upon receipt of notification of an appeal, the Committee shall, as soon as practical, conduct a hearing and shall hear evidence presented by both Animal Services and the owner of the dog, and make a decision to confirm, modify or quash the Order to Restrain, it being understood that during the time between the date of the Order to Restrain and the date that the Committee makes its decision, the owner shall comply with all the requirements as outlined in the Order to Restrain. The decision of the Committee shall be mailed or personally delivered to the owner within 5 business days of the decision being made by the Committee
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