Richmond Hill By-law 22-25, s. 2 — Where a Municipal By-law Enforcement Officer has reasonable grounds to believe a Dog is a Dangerous Dog, a Municipal By-law Enforcement Officer shall serve the Owner with a Dangerous Dog Notice
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Where a Municipal By-law Enforcement Officer has reasonable grounds to believe a Dog is a Dangerous Dog, a Municipal By-law Enforcement Officer shall serve the Owner with a Dangerous Dog Notice.
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- 5.1 Dangerous Dog Designation and Notice
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- 4 Where the Owner of a Dog who receives a Dangerous Dog Notice from a Municipal By-law Enforcement Officer requests a hearing, a Hearing Officer shall hold a hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers Procedure Act, RSO 1990, c S.22, and the Hearing Officer may
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