Windsor By-law 245-2004, s. 26 — Dog Control, Registration and Licensing By-law
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- (substituted B/L 374-2004, dated Nov. 22, 2004)
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- 19 If a guardian receives notice from an Animal Control Officer designating his or her dog to be any one or more of a potentially dangerous dog or a dangerous dog or a restricted dog or a prohibited dog, and so requests in writing to the Licence Commissioner within three working days of receipt of such notice, the Appeal Committee shall hold a hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers Procedure Act within 15 working days of the Licence Commissioner’s receipt of the request for a hearing and may
- 17 (a) through (e)
- 20 An Animal Control Officer may either on his or her own initiative or as a result of information received by him or her from any source conduct an inquiry into whether a dog should be designated a potentially dangerous dog or as a dangerous dog or as a restricted dog or as a prohibited dog, as the case may be
- 21 The requirements of sections 16(d) and
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