Richmond Hill By-law 22-25, s. 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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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:
- a) Affirm, or rescind the Municipal By-law Enforcement Officer's designation of the Dog; or
- b) Vary and or substitute the restrictions in accordance with a recommendation of a Municipal By-law Enforcement Officer.
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- 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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- 5 The decision of the Hearing Officer is final
- 6 The restrictions contained in the Dangerous Dog Notice pursuant to section 5.2 are effective immediately upon the Dangerous Dog Notice being received by the Owner and this designation continues for the life of the Dangerous Dog, unless amended by a Hearing Officer pursuant to subsection 5.1.4
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