Peterborough By-law 21-112, s. 25 — An Animal Control Order must include the following information
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An Animal Control Order must include the following information:
- a) particulars of the reasons for which the Animal Control Order was given;
- b) particulars of the things the Owner is required to do; and
- c) information respecting the process by which the Owner may exercise the
Owner’s right to appeal to the Hearing Officer against the Animal Control Order.
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- 23 In addition to any other remedy, an Officer may give to an Animal’s Owner an Animal Control Order where the Officer has reason to believe that
- 24 An Animal Control Order may require the Owner to do such things at the Owner’s expense as the Officer considers appropriate including, without limitation, any or all of the following
- 26 An Owner to whom or to which an Animal Control Order is given must forthwith comply with it and may appeal to the Hearing Officer against it pursuant to section
- 27 An appeal to the Hearing Officer does not operate as a stay of the Animal Control Order
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