Waterloo By-law 2009-047, s. 22 — In the case of caged birds, other than pigeons, the maximum number that may be kept in a cage shall be regulated by the following rules
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In the case of caged birds, other than pigeons, the maximum number that may be kept in a cage shall be regulated by the following rules:
- a) roosting area,.05 square meters per bird where the bird does not exceed 30 centimeters in length; and,
- b) birds exceeding thirty centimeters in length,.1 square meters roosting area for each bird. Trapping or exterminating strayed pigeons
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- 20 The maximum number of pigeons which may be kept on the owner’s or keeper’s property shall be calculated as follows
- 21 Each pigeon in the loft shall be provided with a perch
- 23 The Municipal Law Enforcement Officer, Humane Society or Police Officer upon the complaint of the owner or occupant of any premises is hereby empowered to enter upon such premises and the land of the buildings in the vicinity thereof for the purposes of trapping, removing or exterminating stray pigeons that are causing annoyance to the owner or occupant or damage to such premises
- 24 The Municipal Law Enforcement Officer, Humane Society or Police Officer shall make or cause to make all such inquiries and investigations as they shall deem necessary to ascertain whether or not such pigeons are stray
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