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VIRGINIA: At an adjourned meeting of the
Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield
County, held at the Courthouse on
September 9, 1968 at 7:00 P.M.
Present:
r1r 0 Irvin G. Horner, Chairman
r'ir. H. o. Browning, Vice-Chr.
Mr. J. Ruffin Apperson
Mr. A. R. Martin
Mr. C. J. Purdy
r1r. Lee R. Gordon,Comm. Atty.
!Vir. Horris 1'1ason,Asst.Comm.htty.
r1r. Howard A. l'iiayo,Jr. Co.Planner
Mr. M. W. ~rnett,Exec.Sec'y.
Mr. John E. Longmire,~sst.~xec.Sec'Y.
Absent: Mr. F. F. Dietsch
The Chairman opens the meeting stating that those who wish to voice
their opinions concerning the proposed Dog Crdinance would be heard.
The present Ordinances and the proposed Ordinance were read.
Those speaking for the Ordinance are as follows:
~~. James Harding, hidlothian -Forest Acres, complains of a pack of
wild dogs.
Mr. Bert Russell, ~Iidlothian - Forest Acres - Too many destructive
dogs.
Mrs. Bert Russell - The owners should keep dogs penned.
Mr. R. ria Garrison, l",idlothian - Forest Acres - Dogs ruined over half
of his shrubbery.
Mr. Dwight Wood-Brighton-Green Subd.-Area troubled with barking dogs.
l'1r. James M. Hague - Lake Crystal-He followed the procedure and wrote
registered letters to his neighbors, now his nei0hbors will not spea~
to him.
~s. R. E. Gates - Dogs are roaming even in the period of confinement.
Mr. W. E. Wooten-Manchester-Is concerned about the safety of the
dogs.
l',iss Frances Holbrook complains of vicious dogs in her neighborhood.
Mrs. Fred Cary, Dale District-Pocahontas Acres - Has lost various
clothing by stray dogs.
r1rs. Jean Winn - Is for the Ordinance.
Mr. Joseph Winn - Dogs cannot protect the owners if they are not at
home.
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l'flr. John \'villiams - Bruce Fbad - Dislikes all dogs including the two
his wife owns.
Mr. Ralph Corin - For the Ordinance.
Mrs. John Lyon - Traylor Estates - Dogs in the area attach people.
Mrs. Anne Coleman - Bon &r - Is disturbed by the barking and howling
of dogs.
Mrs. W. T. ~rke - Hopkins Road - states that she keeps her dogs at
home, so could everyone else.
Mr. Clarence Monk - Ordinance should be passed for the protection of
children, psychological damage to the neighborhood, for the safety of
dogs and the preservation of property.
lVir. L. E. Hatcher - Chester - Board should do something about cats.
Mr. John R. Sinclair - Chester - Dogs damage shrubs.
Mr. E.W.RJmsey - Manchester - Dogs cause a world of abuses.
Mrs. Bessie Fergusson - Manchester - Dogs tear up gardens.
i"ir. James 1,\1. Brand
states that dogs have killed his azaleas.
1V~. Joe Pennington - Bermuda - States that his neighbor was summonsed
three times and was warned all three times.
Mrs. hyrtle Adkins
States she is for the Ordinance.
Mr. \'J. G. 2arthing - hanchester -President,Virginia Kennel Club - Is
for the 0rdinance.
r1rs. Elizabeth Hines -Lanchester - Is for the Ordinance.
l"'ir, Clayton Briggs - Hanchester - Cwns five dogs and is for the
0rdinance.
Mrs. Wash - ~anchester - Is for the Ordinance.
Hr. and i\;rs. Leslie I'/larshpund - Bermuda - Speaks for the Ordinance.
j'.lr. Tom Houf - hanchester, lVIr. Jack L. Clements-Bermuda, and Hr. vJ.L.
Davis - Midlothian - Speak for the Ordinanceo
hiss Anne Dorsey - Bon Air - Presents a petitd.on for the 0rdinance.
l".r. Stansbury and l'!ir. R. Zom - hidlothian - Speak for the Ordinance.
Mr. R. honroe keep~ two large dogs on his property. Thinks others
should do likewise.
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Mr. Orvin Shank -Dale - Trampling Farms -Complains of the dn~~ge to
his yard by stray dogs.
l"Ir. i<.obert Burton -Matoaca-',-jants all dogs confined.
l',jr. Lee Gordon -Commonwealth's Attorney, explains that in his opinion
during hunting season dogs are generally under the control of the
hun ter .
Mr. L. H. Alley - Gay Fa~ms -Has lived allover the world and dogs
should be protected.
Mr. Charles O'Keefe -l'1ember of the Board of Directors, Scottish Club
of Virginia, speaks for the Ordinance.
Those speaking agains~ the proposed Ordinance are as follows:
l"'ir. T. Go Nelson -tv'Jidlothian -Suggested a low fence to keep dogs
off shrubs. Proposes an ordinance to allow some dogs to run loose.
l".r. T. W. Castlebury - Bermuda-Owns two small dogs, has no problem
in his area, dogs offer protection. The little girl killed in Henrico
probably would not have been killed if her dog was allowed to be with
her.
Mr. B.J. Meredith - Midlothian - Opposed to the Crdinance as written
and is concerned about hunting dogso
iVJr. ;.'Julian W. Nunnally -Is concerned about deer dogs.
hr. M.T.Dubus Bermuda - Spent four years as Dog Catcher in another
area. Presents another Or,:inance which could be used as a guide.
Mr. Robert Deaderick - Manchester - Should be an ordinance to control
dogs but not keep all dogs out of circulation.
Dr. T. L. Gorman - hidlothian - Recaps complaints and states that the
Crdinance "Jill punish many citizens to get at a quil ty few. The cost
involved in enforcing such an ordinance will be too much in this
era of heavy taxation. Suggest Citizens Committee to investigate
the problem.
Mr. Ed Paschall - Speaks against the Ordinance.
l"ir. John hartin, Jr. - !Viatoaco. - All dogs are not vicious, don't
condemn all dogs on account of a few.
l'1rs. L.E.Armstrong - ~rmuda - Suggest a portion of the dog fees go
for educating children and officers concerning the handling of dogs,
and raised the question conc~rning the priority of such an issue as
this when ther,..; are much more importan t items to discus s.
Mr. Robert S. Burton - l"Iidlothian - His children must walk 1.2 miles
to a school bus and he feels safer when his dog walks with the
children.
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Mr. Christopher Carlisle - Matoaca-Most citizens will not keep dogs
in pens.
Mr. \J.L.Clopton - Dale - If dogs are kept in pens they become mean
and will bark disturbing the peace.
I'irs. Bessie Bailey - Midlothian - states there are three houses within
two miles on her road and the increased fee to $3.00 is going to buy
the necessity to ke~p dogs penned up.
Miss Phyllis Ittner - Paper CarriLr -Put kids on leash and let dogs
run loose.
Mr. James ~encer - Dale - Deerfield. The Ordinance at present is
adequate.lf people want to protect their property they should get
warrants called for in the Ordinance.
Those present in favor of the proposed~~g~n~Bfifited as being approximately
lOlo
Those against the proposed Crdinance number approximately 56.
I'Jjr. A. E. Binns -Bermuda-Speaks for the Crdinance.
~tr. Apperson states that since Mr. Dietsch, Supervisor from Manchester
was unable to be here tonight he suggest that the matter be deferred
to the regular meeting on ~dnesday.
~r. Purdy suggests that a vote by referendum which give the ward a
better idea of hmJ the total <bunty population felt concerning this
issue.
Mr. Martin states thi.lt he would support a referendum because this is
the democratic process.
!VIr. Ai:;person speaks at length on the Ordinance and procedures, with-
draws his previous suggE::stion to defer the atter and upon further
consideration moves that the proposed ordinance be adopted.
\!~hereupon, j\lr. bartin seconds the motion.
lVir. Browning states that he came as a co-sponsor to the Ordinance
but prefers to think about it until \1ednesday. Perhaps a referendum
would be in the best interest of the County.
Mr. Horner states that Clover Ifill is an urban area and hopes that
in 1970 the Gener2l Assembly will adopt some legislation to allow the
law to be enforced by areas other than in the County at large.
Mr. Purdy states that the Ordinance will pass but still there should
be a referendum.
A vote being taken on the motion:
Fir. Apperson, l"ir. l'lartin and [\Oir. PU.l;"dy vote Aye.
I'Ir. Horner votes Nay
I'lr. Browning abstains from voting stating that he still wants time
for reflection on tonight's meeting and to consider the possibility
of .a referendum.
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On motion o~ rJ~. Purdy, seconded by i',r. Brovming, it is resolved that
this Board appoints D. W. Murphey as Trustee of the Chesterfield County
Policemen Pension and Retirement System for a term of four (4) years,
expiring June 30, 1972.
On motion of ~~. Purdy, seconded by hr. Apperson, it is resolved thEt
the Chesterfield County huseum Committee be authorized to lend the
(;ld Indian dugout to l'ir. Joe Bellamy for display at the State Fair,
with provisions that credit be given to-the Chesterfield COunty Museum
Commi t tee. -
On motion of hr. Apperson, seconded by !\Ir. iVjartin, it is resolved that
the County Engineer be and he hereby is authorized to install
approximately 650 feet of l6-inch pipe on a private easement along
Rt. 10,southwardly from Cogbill Road.
It is here noted that this is a part of the Master Plan and will furnish
water to several houses which have experienced well problems.
On motion of Mr. Purdy, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that
this Board adjourns at 11:55 P.M. to 9:00 A.M. on September 11, 1968.
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AN ORDINANCE to repeal Chapter 2, Article 3, Sections 2-5.2 and 205.3
and to amend and reordain Section 2-5 to prohibit dogs from running at
large in the County of Chesterfield, and Section 2-5.1 to provide for
the impoundment of said dogs in violation of Section 2-5, and Section
2-11 to provide for a dog license tax, and Section 2-l4 to provide for
confinement and disposition of dogs.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF CHESTER-
FIELD, VIRGINIA:
1. That Chapter 2, Article 3, Section 2-5 and Section 2-5.1 of the
Code of the County of Chesterfield be and it is hereby amended
and reordained to read as follows:
Section 2-5
DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE
It shall be unlawful to permit any dog to run at large within the
boundaries of the County at any time during any month of the year.
For the purpose of this section, a dog shall be deemed to run at large
while roaming, running or self-hunting off the property of its owner or
custodian and not under its owner's or custodian's~mediate control.
It shall be the duty of the Dog Warden, Deputy Dog Warden or Police
Officers to enforce the provisions of this ordinance, and any person
who permits his dog to run at large shall be deemed to have violated
the provisions of this section, and shall be liable to a fine of not
less than five nor more than twenty-five dollars for each violation.
Section 2-5.1
IMPOUNDl1ENT OF DOGS IN VIOLATION OF SECTION 2.5
It shall be the duty of the Dog Warden, Deputy Dog Wardens or
Police Officers of the County of Chesterfield to cause all dogs found
running at large in violation of Section 2-5 to be caught and penned
up in the County Dog Pound. The Dog WGrden, Deputy Dog Wardens or
Police Officers shall make every effort to determine ownership of the
confined dog and notify tile owner of its whereabouts.
2. That Chapter 2, Artid.e 3, Section 2-1l of the Code of the County
of Chesterfield be and it is hereby amended and reordained to read
as follows:
Section 2-11
LICENSES; TERM; FEES ~
It shall be un12:;.::"::.ll for any person to own a dog ~ months old
or over, unless such dog is licensed, as required by this section.
Dog licenses shall run by the calendar year from January first to
December thirty-first, inclusive, and the license tax shall be payable
on or before February 1 of each license year at the office of the County
Treasurer and shall be as follows:
Male - For a male dog, three dollars
Unsexed Female - For an un:Jexed female dog, three dollars
Female - For a female dog, three dollars
Kennel - for twenty dogs - For a kennel of twenty dogs, fiftoen
dollars
Kennel _ for fifty dogs - For a kennel of fifty dogs, twenty-five
dollars.
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Funds collected in the enforcement of this section shall be disposed
of in the same manner as dog license fees.
3. That Chapter 2, Article 3, Section 2-14, paragraphs (a), (b) and (c)
of the Code of the County of Chesterfield be and it is hereby amend-
ed and reordained to read as follows:
Section 2-14
CONFINEMENT AND DISPOSITION OF DOGS; REDEMPTION BY OWNER; POUND
CHARGES.
(a) The Dog Warden shall cause to be constructed ana maintained a
pound or enclosure and shall require dogs running at large contrary to
the provisions of this chapter to be confined therein. Any dog which
has been so confined for a period of ten days and has not been claimed
by the owner thereof may be destroyed by the Dog Warden or otherwise
disposed of in accordance with this section; provided, however dogs
confined with tags shall not be destroyed until the owner of such dog
has been notified in writing by certified mail at least fifteen days
prior to the destruction of the dog. Such notice requirement shall be
deemed sufficient when mailed to the owner's address as it appears on
record in the County Treasurer's Office.
(b) Any dog found in the County not vaccinated or not wearing an
authentic vaccination tag or license tag as provided in this chapter
shall be impounded by the Dog Warden, Deputy Dog Warden or Police
Officer.
(c) Any dog confined under any of the provisions of this chapter
may be redeemed by its owner at any time after confinement, if such
dog has not been otherwise disposed of under the provisions of this
section, upon payment of the proper fees. No dog shall be released
to any person claiming ownership until proof of current dog license
receipt or tag and current valid vaccination certificate are presented,
and by payment to the Dog Warden of a fee in the amount of $1.50 if
claimed during the first 24 hours of impoundment and $.50 for each
additional day tllereafter.
Funds collected under this section shall be disposed of in the
same manner as dog license fees.
This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after
its passage as provided by law.
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VIRGINIA: At an adjourned meeting of
the Board of Supervisors of Chester-
field County, held at the Courthoure
on February 24, 1966 at 1:00 p.m.
AN ORDINANCE to amend the Code of the County of Chesterfield, Virginia,
by adding a new section to reouire the own~rs of all dogs
to confine their dogs to the premises of the owner during
the first fourteen (14) days in April and September of
each year.
On motion of Mr. Britton, seconded by Mr. Apperson, BE IT ORDAINED;
by the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, Virgini~, that:
A new section be added to the Code of the County of Chesterfield,
Virginia, known as Sec. 2-5.3, as follows:
Sec. 2- 5.3.
The owners of all dogs in the County shall confine such dogs
to the premises of the owner during the first fourteen (14) days in
April and September' of each year.
This ordinance shall be in full force and effect upon its
passage as reauired by law.
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j~N ORDINANCE to amend The Code of the County of Chesterfield,
Virginia, Chapter 2, Section 2-5.l, controlling the running
at large of dogs during the period hay 1 to September l5 of
each year by readopting Section 2-5.1, as amended, to prohibit
the running at large of dogs anytime after having been notified
as prescribed, by certain persons that the owner's dog is running
at large.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF
CHJ:::STf;RFIELD, VIRGINIA
1. That Chapter 2, Section 2-5.1 of the Code of the
Gbunty of Chesterfield, Virginia be repealed and
readopted as follows:
Sec. 2-5.1. ------Running At Large
Any owner after having been notified in writing by
any landowner, game warden, dog warden, or other officer of the
law, either by registered or certified mail addressed to the
address of the owner of such dog, or by service of notice by
an officer of the law, that his dog is running at large, it shall
be unlawful for the said owner of such dog to permit such dog
to run at large within the County.
Any person violating this section shall be punished by
a fine of not less than five nor morG than twenty-five dollars.
This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect after
its enactment as prescribed by law.
Adopted April 23, 1964.
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December 13, 1961
On motion of ~x.Driskill, seconded by ~r.Goyne, the following ordinance
is adopted:
AN ORDINANCE to amend the Code of the County of Chesterfield,
Virginia, Chapter 2, controlling the vaccination of dogs for
rabies; to amend said Ordinance by readopting Article III,
Section 2-11, as amended for determining the period preceding
the time of application that a vaccination was obtained.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOilRD Or" SUPi:;RVISORS OF THiE COUNTY OF
CHK./rERFELD, VIRGINIA:
1. That Chapter 2 of the Code of the County of Chesterfield,
be amended as follows:
ARTICLE III ~ Section 2-11, as amended.
Every owner applying for a license for a dog after Novem~'er 1,
1961, shall exhibit to the Treasurer of the County of Chesterfield,
a vaccination'certificate issued in the form prescribed by the County
IIsalth Officer and shovving that the dog was vaccinated at some time
during the thirty-six months prior to the 1st day of November of
the year for which application for the license is made with a
(,lOdified live virus approved by the County Health Officer or showing
that the dog was otherwise treated for immunization against rabies
Hithin twelve months prior to the 1st day of November of the year
for which application for the license is made by such other method
or treatment approved by the County Health Officer.
No license
shall be issued for a dog if the owner fails, refuses, or neglects
to exhibit such certificate to the County Treasurer.
Adopted December 13, 1961
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AN ORDINANCE: To prohibit the running at large of vicious or
destructive dogs within the County of Chesterfield and to provide
penalties for the violation thereof.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THZ BOJ\r~D Cl~ SUP,~RVI .oCR::': (.l~ CHSSTi.CRFI:':';LD COUNTY:
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Sec. l. That it shall be unlawful to permit the running at large
within the boundaries of the County of Chesterfield,of any
vicious or destructive dog, and all persons owning,having
control of or harboring any such dog within the County,
shall be, and are hereby required to keep the same confined
to their premises. For the purpose of this ordinance, a
dog shall be deemed "to run at large" while roaming,running
or self hunting off the property of its owner or custodian
and not under its owner's or custodian's immediate control.
The word "owner" as used in this ordinance shall include
any person having a right of property in such dog, and any
person who keeps or harbors such dog, or has the dog in his
care, or who acts as its custodian, and any person who
permits a dog to remain on or about any premises occupied
by him.
Sec. 2. No person shall be charged with a violation of this
ordinance unless the complainant shall appear before a
justice of the Peace or other officer authorized to issue
criminal warrants and ~ake complaint thereof and request
a warrant to be issued charging such violation. Upon the
issuance of such warrant, the police officer executing the
warrant may summons,in writing, the person charged in
warrant to appear before the County Court of Chesterfield
County, at a time to be specified in such summons, if the
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person charged shall give his written promise to appear at the
time and place designated in said summons. Every person who
willfully violates his written promise to appear shall be guilty
of a violation of this ordinance which shall be in addition to the
charge upon which he was originally summonsed.
Sec.3. The term "person" as used in this ordinance means an individual,
partnership, association or corporation.
Sec.4. That any person who violates the provisions of this ordinance
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished by a
fine of not less than five ($5.00) nor more than twenty-five
($25.00) Dollarso
Ordincmce adopted 1\.lgust l3, 1957.
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ORDINANCE NO. 312
APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS July 24, 1968
AN ORDINANCE to amend and reordain Chapter 2, Article 2, Section 2-21,
Paragraph (g) of the Code of the County of Henrico, Virginia, to prohibit,
dogs from running at large in the County of Henrico, Virginia.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY
OF HENRICO, VIRGINIA:
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1. That Chapter 2, Article 2, Section 2-21, Paragraph (g) of the Code of
Henrico be amended and reordained to read as follows:
Section 2-21
PERMITTING DISEASED DOGS TO STRAY; FEMALE
DOGS IN SEASON; REMOVAL OF COLLAR AND TAG;
CONCEALING DOGS; POISONING DOGS, ETC.;
VICIOUS DOGS AND DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE:
PENALTY
(g) Any dog running at large. For any dog to run at large within the
County at any time during any month of the year is prohibited. For
the purpose of this paragraph, a dog shall be deemed to run at large
while roaming, running or self-hunting off the property of its owner
or custodian and not under its owner's or custodian's immediate
control. Any person who permits his dog to run at large in the County
of Henrico shall be deemed to have violated the provisions of this
paragraph and shall be fined not less than $5.00 nor more than $25.00
for each violation.
2. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage
as provided by law.
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Virginia, Telating to penn1:ttint! ?1w.ni~ipalities to 1'er,""i1'e that dogs
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Be it enacted.,~y the General Assernbly of Vi',gi\l!a:
:;" That S 29-194, as, amender;. .of the Code of Virginia be ameDded and
reenacted as follows:
S, 29-194, .;1'he governing' l~odies, of th,e c~untie~, cities a\,(~, !owns
of thiS State ;11'e hereby ;i\1'Ch.'l'Ized, ill their cl1scretJon, to prolllOlt the
running at large of. dogs during such months as they may desigEate, or
,'snch ,qoverning bo(7ies nUl,?! "'cqniTe that doys be confined 01' 1'cstricted
OJ' pt;ll-ned up dUTinq such pC1"iod,~. For th8 pm'po,5e of this ~cction, a
dog shall be deemed to" run at large while roaming, running or self-
hunting off the property of it:> OWn0)' 0:' cu"todian and not 1.1rJ,::.':" its
owner's or custodian's imme..:l:ate control. It ~:]-.all be the duty v: ';he
game'wanlens to cnfol'ce the, provisions of this SGction, and any '\,,;;:'svn
who permits his dog. to nm :xt large, 01' 'i'cmrdn nnconfined, un:r{3..:t:'ieted
or not penned 11]1 shall be deemed to have viobted the provisions of t'Jis
section, ilnd sh~<1l be liable t\; a fine of not less than five nor more than
twenty-five dollars for each violatic'r.. It shall be the duty of the dog
wardens 01' such other officers as may l)c designated to enforce the ,~l',)vi-'
sions of ordinances adopted to carry Olit the ])rovisiG.l.", of this section, It
shnli be the duty of the game warden 01' dog warder, ;;;' their depntief; in
counties having a population of mOl'e than twenty-six thousand seven
hundred fifty but less than twenty-seven thousand to kill any and al1 cogs
running at large during the prohibited period, -~
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An Act to amend and ?'eenact ~S BfI-18,~,2 (/,nd 2.?-18J,.,H, as rtmenclell, of
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Be it enacted by the Genel'al Assembly of Virginia:
1. That tis 29-184,2 and 29-184,3, as amended, of the Code of Virginic~
be amended and reenacted as fonows:
S 29-184,2, Enforcement of dog laws in counties by dog wardens;
license tax rates and disposition of proceeds,-(a) NotwithsUmding' any
other provision of law, except S 29-184,3, in any county, the enforcement
of the dog laws and local ordinances enacted pUl'suant to S 2~)-184.4 " shaU
be vested in a dog warden and deputy dog' wardens, and upon the appoint-
111el1t therein of a dog warden and deputy dog wardens the game warden
shall have no jurisdiction as to the enforcement of the dog laws, '" The
, judge of the circuit comt of the counl'lI shall appoint an officer to be known
as the dog warden, who shall have exclusive jurisdiction ,1,S to the enforce-
ment of the dog laws in such county; the judge may also appoint one (",'
more deputy dog wardens to assist the dog warden in dog inspection activ-
ities and in dog .Jaw enfol'cemeiJt, Provided, however, that ir. any county
having a population in excess of twenty-three thousand three hundl'ed fifty
but not in excess of twenty-three thousand thl'ee hundl'cd seventy, the Cil'-
cuit court shall appoint the rlog warden and any deputy recommended by
the governing body of such county, Pl'ovidecl, further, that in imy cour:ty
having a population of not less than seventeen thousand three hundl'ed nOl'
mOl'e than, seventeen thousand foul' hundred, the circuit court shall appoint
the dog warden arid may appoint any deputy l'ecommended ):,y the dog
warden, and shall fix the salaries of such dog warden or deputy so ap-
pointed; the maximum and minimum salary brackets shall be determim,d
by the governing body, Provided, howevel', that any county which h~,,;
adopted the county manager form of organization and govel'nment provided
by Chapter 13 (915,1-582 et seq,), TitJp 15.1, or any county having a popu-
lation of more than ninety-eight thousand but less than ninety-nine tho'J-
sand, shall appoint such dog warden and deputy dog \Vadens in the same
manner as are other employees as provided ins 15,1-634, and that in any
county which has adopted the county mana!);er form of organization a:l j
government provided by Chapter 14 (S 15,l-66D et seq,), Title 15,1., shall
appoint such dog warden and deputy dog wardens in the same manner as
are other employees as provided in S 15,1-687, Such deputy dog warden
"shall have the powers and duties of a dog warden, The dog warden and
deputy dog wardens shall have .,11 the powers and duties of a game warden
in the enforcement of the dog iaws where such dog wardens and deputy
dog wardens serve only one county or city, In all other cases, such dog
warden and deputy dog wardens shall have ,.ll the powers and duties of'
a game warden, The dog warelell and deputy dog wardens shall be paid
'such compensation as the governing body of the county may prescribe"
Provided that in the county of Wise such compensation shall not be less
than four hundred dollars per month nor morc than five hundred dollal's per
'month; and provided, further, that in the counties of Lee and Dickenwn
such compensation shall be not less than three hundred thirty-three dollars
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per month nor more than four hundred dollars per month, The governing
body of any county in which a dog warden or deputy dog wardens have
been appointed may contract with one or more additional counties for
enforcement of the .clog laws in such counties by such clog warden or
deputy dog wardens, Any such contract may provide that the county em-
ploying such dog warden 01' deputy clog wardens shall be reimbursed a'
portion of the salary and expenses of sllch clog warden or deputy wardens,":
(b) The appointments shall be made by the court or judge thereof
in vacation on or before the thirtieth day of .Junc for one, two, three, 01'
four years, whichever is deemed appropriate in the sole discretion of the
court 01' judge thereof in vncation, commencing on the first day of .July.
and expiring on the thirtieth day of .June of the year of expiration.
(c) , In such county the amount of the dog license tax, which in no
event shall be more than five elol]ars per .dog, shall be fixed by ordinance
adopteel by the governing boely of such county, and thereafter the tax
imposed under S 29-184 shall not apply thel'ein, The funds collected for
dog license taxes shall be paid into a special fund and may be disposed
of as provided in this section and in sS 29-206 and 29-209, except that
the county treasurer shall not be required to remit any portion of such
funds to the State Treasurer nor shall the governing body be required to
supplement the salary of the game warden, The county shaH pay the
I salaries and expenses of the dog warden and deputy dog wardens fl'om
such special fund, Any sum remaining m;1,y be transferred, in whole or
in part, to the genel'al fund of the county at the end of the fisc;1,l year,'
(c1) The Govel'J1or is hereby authorized to transfer at one time or
from time to time from the unappropriated balance in the Game Protec-
tion Fund such sum as may be necessary and recommended by the Director
of the Budget for the revision of the salary of the game warden in any
county adop'ting the provisions of this section,
(d) All other provisions of Chapter 9 (S 29-183 et seq,) of this title
shall apply mutatis mutandis to any such county and dog wardens and
deputy dog wardens therein,
S 29-184,3, Same; certain counties,-(a) Notwithstanding any other
provision of law, in the counties of Augusta and -Roanoke, and in the
counties of Orange, Fairfax, Nansemond, Chest,QrtLeld, Giles and Spotsyl-
vania, * the enforcement of the dog laws sharIbeves'fea in a dog warden'
'.. and deputy dog wardens, and upon the appointment therein of a dog
warden and deputy dog wardens the game warden shall have no jurisdiction
as to the enforcement of the dog Jaws. In such county the judge of the'
" circuit court shall appoint from a list of not less than three nor mOl'e t:,an'
five persons nominated by the governing body of the county an officel' to.'
be known as the dog warden, who shall have exclusive jurisdiction as to'
the enforcement of the dog laws in the county; the judge may also so
appoint, from a'similar list of not less than three nor mOl'e than seven
persons, such number of deputy dog wardens as are requested by the gov-
eming body. Such deputy dog wardens shall have the powers and duties:
.,' of a dog warden. The dog wal'den and deputy dog wardens shall haw, all
the powers and duties of a game warden in the enforcement of the dog
laws, The dog warden mid deputy dog wardens shall be paid such com-
pensation as the governing body 'of the' county may prescribe,
(b) The lists of nominations so made by such governing body shall
be submitted to the court or the judge thereof in vacation not later than
the fifteenth day of June of each year and the appointments shall be made
by the court or judge on or before the thirtieth day of June for one year
commencing on the first day of July and expiring. on the thirtieth day of
, June next succeeding.
J ' (c) In such counties the' amount of the dog license tax, which in no
evenCs.hall pe more than four dollars per dog, except that in the county
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and on male' and unsexed female dogs not morc than two dollars tifty
cents, shall be fixed by ordinance adopted by the govcl'l1ing body of such
county, and thereafter the tax imposed under S 29-184 shall not apply
the1"ein, The entire~'::uuount collected for dog license taxes in the county
shall be paid into the county treasury, the provisions of SS 29-206 and
29-209 to the contrary notwithstanding, .
, (d) All other provisions of Chaptcr 9 (S 29-183 et scq,) of this title
shall apply mutatis mutandis to any such county and dog' wardens and
deputy dog wardens therein,
Provided, however, that any county which has adopted the county
manager form of organization and govel'l1ment provided by Chapter 13
(s 15,1-582 et seq,), Title 15,1, and any county which has a population
of two hundred forty thousand or more persons shall appoint such dog
warden and deputy dog wardens in the same manner as are other em-
ployees as provided in S 15,1-634, or as prescribed by the form of govel'l1-
ment in effect in such county which has a population of two hundred forty
thousand or more persons, Provided, furthel', that the provisions of
~ 29-184.2 shall not apply to the counties of Buckingham, Essex and Sussex
until a dog warden is appointed pursuant to appropriate action by the
governing bodies of each of said counties.
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ORIJI~A""CE N." 174
AN OHDJNANCE PROVIDI;-.JG FoH
THE I.ICENSING AND HEGt 'I. \.
TION (JF DOGS IN TilE BOBOUGH
OF Afo:Rr-:AHDSVILLE. SO!\1EHSl:T
COUNTY, Nr~W JERSEY.
BE IT OHDAINED by the l\.1a;-'Qr
and Council of the Boroufh of Bf'r-
Ilardsville in the Count yo 5olTlc,'sPt.
SECTION 1.
(3) No person shall keep or twrb<lr
any dog within the Borough 'If St'f-
l1ardsvillc in the County of Somrcset
without first obtaining a license thcl t~-
for. to be issued hy the Clerk of the
Horough upon applk3tion by the owner
dlHi payment of the prescribed fee. and
no person shall keep or harbor any
dog in s<lirl Borough except in COlli-
pJiancc with the provisions of thJS
ordinance.
(h) "Dog of licensing age" shall
me:lll any dog whieh has attained the
dg:C of seven months or which pusesses
a set of permanent teeth.
SECTION 2. An)' person who shall
own, ke(:p or harbor a dog of licensing
age sh~lI in 1he month of January, or
upon acquisition thereof. and in the
month (If January, annually, thereafter,
apply for and procure from the Clerk
of the Borough, or other official desig.
nated bv the Mavor and Council thereof
to I1CCllS" dogs in the Borough of Ber.
nardsvilil:, a license and official metal
registration tag for each such dog so
owned, kept ur harbored, and shall
place upon such dog a collar or har-
ness with the registnltion tag securely
fastened thereto.
SECTION 3, The persons applying for
the license ;:md registration tag shall
pay the annual fee for such license of
two t$2.011l dollars and the sum of
twenty.nve cents for the registration tag
of each dog; and for each renewal the
ice for the license and registration tag
shall he the sanie as for the original
license and tag'; and said licenses, reg-
istration tags and the renewals thereof
Sh;lll expire on the last day of January
in each vear, ,
Dogs used as guicles for blind persons
and {'onllnonly known as "Seeing Eye"
dogs shall be licensed and registered
as other dogs herein above provided
for. except that the owner or keeper
of such dog shall not be required to
pny any fee therefor.
SECTION 4. No person, except an
officer in performance of his duties
shall remove a registration tng Cram
the collar of any dog without the con.
sent of the owner, nor shall any per.
t-ion attach a registration tag to a dog
for "\\'hieh it was not issued.
SECTION 5. Any person who keeps
or oPerates or proposes to establish a
kennel, a pel shop, a shelter or a
Jlound, shalI apply to the Clerk, or
ol.her IlfTicial in the Borough, for a Ii.
c('nse entitling him to keep or operate
slJch establishment.
The application shall describe the
premises "\vhere the establishment is
l(!catcrl or is proposed to be located,
the purpose or purposes for which it i~
to be rnaintained and shall he accom-
panied by the written approval of the
Board of Health of the Borough show-
mg compliance with local and State
rules and regulations governing location
of and sanitation at. such cstnblishment.
All licenses issued for a kennel. pet
shop, shelter or pound shall state the
purpose for \o,.'hich the establishment is
maintninecl and all such licenses shall
expire \.In the last day of .Tanuarv of
each year, and he subjet'l to revocation
hy the Borough on recommendation of
lhe Siatc De-});'lrtment of Health or the
Board of Henlth of the Borough for
f;:tilure to comply with the rules and
. regulations of the State Department or
local Board governing the snme after
the owner has been afforded a hear.
ing by either t.he State 01' local Board.
Any person holding such license shnll
not be required to secure individuol
licenses for dogs owned bv such Ii.
sencce and kept at such est:iblishment:
such license shall not be transferable
t oanother owner or different premises,
SECTION 6. The i:lnnunl nkense fee
for a kennel providing accomodations
for te nor less dogs shall be ten ($10.00)
dollars and for more th::m ten dogs
twenty-five 1.$25.001 dollars. The nnnual
license fee for a pet shop shall be ten
($10.00) dollnrs. No fee shall be charged
for a shelter or pound,
SECTION 7 No dog' kept in n kennel.
pet .shop. shclter or pound shall he
permitted "off sueh premises. ex(~ept
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P('l!: d.1l1d ':H.'I' hl~ agent "f _ ~wt'nts,
111"\ <-',1ll..t' tl~e d'll' to br~ (le"'II"~l'd III
1I1,l11ll\'r l,lllSillg d~ iittit. p;tln as pus-
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!,ucn dug, the dug c,:ildH'r. d'lg w;;u'den
ur p,)unu-rnaster, hiS al:ellt UI' agents,
mav sell such do~ t.! ,lilY person
\\bo P,(\"s all cXl-l.en::-c~ uH.'urn:d by
l'e:l~{)l\ 01 Its detcntlon at d (',JU"'CS s3td
nog tu be pruperly l!<...'CII$,'d pursuant
tu SCl.'t.lOn ~i hereol,
SECTION 12, The c:<qJcn:;,es referrcd
to 111 ,section 11 \. h]{'h ~h,d I be !J;._tld
h\ thc r)\',ller or pi~rhun keeping or
h~ll.bormg .t dog th,lt h~s ben Impuund-
ed sh:dl be llll'CC ISa,UUl doUdrs for
llllpounding s':lld dog ~t1d lifl \' cents
per d;:iY 1l13lOtel1ance. Nn t!\'.Ot'l' 01'
person keepmg or harburmg Solid dog
snaIl be permitted tu. c1Ultll ,In 1m.
pnund(~rl dog unless a IJeense and reg-
I:;ll.i.lllnn tag C:lll he prllduccd fur said
dog.
The fee above mentioned shall be
paid to the Clerk uf the BOI-ough and
shall be f(Jrwanled to the 'I re:tsurer
vi tHe Bo!'uugh within thirty l:iO) d;;IYs
aftt'r \.'oJlcction ut receipt. unci sb,dl
be placed in the same account \\ Ith
the liL'ense fees,
SECTION l;j, No provir..;jnn of the
ordinance shall be construed as giving
anv <luthoritv for disposal of impound.
cd. dugs for'n1edic<tl research, or for
compulsory inoculation of dogs with
:m11-J':lblC vaccilles.
~ECTION 14. The provisions of Ch3p.
1"1' 151 Public Laws of 1!141 of the
He\'lsl~d Statutes t)f the State of New
Jcr~':,Y knu\\ n as the Dog Contrtll Act
~h.:tll be and ,Ire considered an integrnl
part of this ord1l1,lIlce when not ex.
prcs~I...' set forth Itl thi'" orctlllancc and
shaIJ be ~trictl\' enfoTl:ed in the Bor.
ough t)f BernardsviUc,
SECTION 15. Even Section of thiS
ordinancc, or subdivision or separate
parI, thereof shall be c:on~ictcred L"I SCpo
;lrate provision, to the intent th3t if
any portIOn shall be declared Ull(~on.
stilutional it shall not ;::dfect the re-
Ill:lining parts of this ordin<.ince.
SECTION 16. Any person who via-
lute :-'clIlY provision (A this ordinance
or \~ ho f:lils or refuses to comply
\\ it 11 Ole applicahle secti011s thereof,
or the rules and rcgul<ltions promul-
gated b;.-' the Stote Department of
Healt.h shall be linbl€, tn il peniqty
of not le::;s th;'ln fi\'c ($500i dollars.
nor more than fifty ($50 (lo) rlnlhrs
fur eHell (,ITense. and upon failure
16 pay s;;lid Ane and C\lst:; :Uld dl;lJ'ges
incident thereto, 1!1<1\' be imprisoned
III the County J ail for a period not
ex('('('din/-t 1€11 'lO) rl.av!> in the case
of ;1 Ilrst convicti(Jn, :.ind in the ca~e
{,f a c\lnviction {f,lr a secon,d subsequent
or !'olll.llHllllg viola1.inll, lor a period
11\.11 c)o,ccerllllg thirty (:W f daYs, The
Court III its dis('retiOn mav remit an"
fine lJ1 whole or ill pai,t In case's
\\ !wre the defendant voluntarily causes
thf' OfT(,llrllOg d,)g: to be clc~tr()\'ed
SECTION 17, AIJ nrdlllances and parts
of ordin:1nccs inconsistt:nt hercwith are
hereby repealed, and this flrdinnnce
~hall t~lke effe(,'t immcdiately upon
liS pa::iS;I,E:C, approv;t1 and publication
In the lll;lllllcr prOVided hv );H\'.
FlnH readmg Sept. 21, 1953.
I'~ln:ll re<lding ~nd p;:lssed OctfJber HI,
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THE CO~I~10N COUNCTL OF THE
HO~O{:GH OF BEHNAR:nSVlILLE
IN nH~ COUNTY OF ~()I\1EHSET.
l\tle~(; W, FRENCH GITHENS, MayoI'
ALI~E H, DECKER
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L,I\\~ of 'tlC State of New Jersey. 10..11
otflt'r\\ he no person q~.\ nlllg, .ke('I~lng 1.1'
h-lrl1orlllg a dug shnll permit s;lld dllg
tn he oil' the pt.en1i~es (,f the Ilwner \'1'
upon any street or other plllJl1e pl~l('e III
tl.l' Borough of Bel"ll.:lrrlsvlllc, excc-pt
ull a lea~h or othcl'\\ is(~ under thl!
control of a responsible perSall, unless
s;tirl dog )ws ben ini'H'ulated :lgainst
r,lbies \\ithin one year by a lkensed
vcterinal"icln.
SECTION H. No person owning, keep-
ing or twrboring <l dog, whether or llot
inoculated ag;:linst r3bies. shall pt>r-
mit said dog to be or become a puhlic
nui~ance or create a condition hHI..
;.l.rdous to health,
SECTION 10. The !\'Iavor and Council
shall have powcr to ilJ)point a pouml.
master ur other designated authority
whose dutv it shall be to enforce- the
proviSIOns .of this ordinance, The May-
or and Council shall o.lso have power
t oenh:r into a cuntract. with one or
more persons, either indivjdu~l1 or cor.
porate, for the exercise (){ the duties of
clog ('atcher, dog warden or pound
master and the enforcement of the
provisions of thIS ordinance. All police
officers, regular and special. of the
Borough of Bernardsville, are hercbv
churged with the same power :111<1
authority 3S dog catcher and dog war-
den and with the enforcement of this
ordinancc. '
SECTION 11. The dog cntcher, dog
warden f)r jJound.mn.ster shall take into
eustody and impound 01' cause to be
taken mto custody and impounded.
and thel'c<tfte.r destroyed or disposed of
as provided m nus Section:
(3) Any dog f)fl' the prcmises of the
owner or of t)lc person kceping or
harboring said qog, which saict ofTlci;ll,
or his agcnt., or tlgents, has reason
to believe is nf)t in compliance with
Sec1.inn~ 8, !J, and 10 of this ordin;)l1ce,
(bl Any dog ojf the premise.s of the
O\\"Jler or of the per;;on keeping or
harboring- said dog, without a current
registrufiOfl .fa goo his collar,
(c) All,\' female dog in se<lson off
the premises of the owner or of the
persoll kepin gor harbf)rjn~ said ring,
except when nn leash :md in control
of a responsible perF:on r.:apable of
maintaining such control.
(d) No person owning, keping or
harboring a dog shall permit the dng
to go on the property uf others Mter
being notified, in writing, b~' ~wid
owner or occupant to keep the dog oIT
his property. A copy fJf said notice
shall be filed .with Ulf~ enforcement
otricel. (flog eatcher, dog warden or
pound-masterl of Ihis ordinance.
leI Any dog that bites a person,
without prO\'flc:-llion, when :-;aid dog is
ofT th(.' properly of hi:; owner, shall
be deemed to be \.iciollS :Hld a nuisCillce.
When the enforcement officer (dog
catcher, dog warden or pound-m:lsler t
releases s:lid dog frmll confinelllcnl,
h(~ shall notify, in writing, the person
owning. ~cping Ill' hnrboring s3id dog
1.0 k('('p It ffllm J"llIlning" at brge nntl
undel' control of a responsible perSOIl
when tnken olT its property.
(fl If :lll.... dog 50 seized wears a
('ollar or harness ha",ing inscnbed
thereon or :ltt;lched thereto the n;llne
~lOd <:,1ddress of any person (Ir a reg-
lstl'atlfltl. la~ or t1w O\~'ller or the per.
son keplng or hal"bol'lng said dog is
known, the dog cutcher, dog \\.:lrdl'n
or pt)lIlld.ma~ter, his agent or agents,
shall forthWith serve on the person
whose addl.css is given on the collar.
or on the .owner, or the person keping-
or harbormg said dog, if known a
notke in \\.!"'iting, stating- that the 'dog
has ben seIzed and will be liable to
be disposed of or destro\'ed if not
claimed within seven days after the
.service 0 fthe notice.
A notice under this section mav be
~el"\'ed either by delivering it to' 1he
knm\'n place or' :lbode, or.:1t the ad.
dress given on the collar, or by for-
w:',1rcting it by po~t, in a prcpnld en.
\"~lope. addressed to tll;H person at
lllS usual, or last known place of
;:thode, or to the <iddress given on the
coll:lr,
When any dog so seized has heen
detained fpr s('\'en days ;titer notice,
when notice c:ln h<, given as nllovc
set forlh. OT has beell detained for sev.
en da.\ s ;Ifter seizure, when no lIotice
can be gIven as ,lbo\'c sf'l for\h, OT
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BOROUGH OF BERNARDSVnLE
ORDINANCE No. 174
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
THE LICENSING AND REGULA,
TION OF DOGS IN THE BOROUGH
OF BERNARDSVILLE, SOMERSET
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY,
BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor
and Council of the Borough of Ber-
nardsville in the Count yot Somerset:
SECTION 1.
(a) . No person shall keep or harbor
any dog within the Borough of Ber-
nardsville "jn the County of SOmreset
without first obtaining a license there.
for, to be issued by the Clerk of the
Borough upon application by the owner
and payment of the prescribed fee. and
no person shall keep or harbor any
dog in said .Borough except in com-
pliance with the provisions of this
ordinance.
(b) "Dog of licensing age" shall
mean any dog which has attained the
age of seven months or which posesses
a set of permanent teeth.
SECTION 2. Any person who shall
own, keep or harbor a dog of licensing
age shall in the month of January, or
upon acquisition thereof, and in the
month of January, annually, thereafter,
aYPlY for and procure from the Clerk
o the Borough, or other official desig.
na ted by the Mayor and Council thereof
to,license dogs in the Borough of Ber.
nardsville, a license and official metal
registration tag for each such dog so
owned, kept or harbored, and shall
.place upon such dog a collar or har-
ness with the registration tag securely
fastened thereto.
SECTION 3. The persons applying for
the license and registration tag shall
pay the annual fee for such license of
two ($2.00) dollars and the sum of
twenty.five cents for the registration tag
of each dog; and for each renewal the
iee for the license and registration tag
shall be the same as for the original
license an!i tag; and said licenses, reg.
istration tags and the renewals thereof
shall expire on the last day of January
in each year.
Dogs used as guides for blind persons
and commonly known as "Seeing Eye"
dogs shall be licensed and registered
as other dogs herein above provided
for, except that the owner or keeper
of such dog shall not be required to
pay any fee therefor.
SECTION 4. No person, except an
officer in performance of his duties
shall remove a registration tag from
the collar of any dog without the con.
sent of the owner, nor shall any per-
son attach a registration tag to a dog
for which it was not issued.
SECTION 5. Any person who keeps
or operates or proposes to establish a
kennel, a pet shop, a shelter or" a
pound, shall apply to the Clerk, or
other official in the Borough, for a - li-
cense entitling him to keep or operate
such establishment.
The application shall describe the
premises where the establishment is
located or is proposed to be located,
the purpose or purposes for which it. is
to be maintained and shall be accom.
panied by the written approval of the
Board of Health of the Borough show-
ing compliance with local and State
rules and regulations governing location
of and sanitation at such establishment.
All licenses issued for a kennel, pet
shop, shelter or pound shall state the
purpose for which the establishment is
maintained and all such licenses shaH
expire on the last day of January of
each year, and be subject to revocation
by the Borough on recommendation of
the State Department of Health or the
Board of Health of the Borough for
failure to comply with the rules and
regulations of the State Department or
local Board governing the same after
the owner has been afforded a hear-
ing by either the State or local Board.
Any person holding such license shall
not be required to secure individual
licenses for dogs owned by such Ii-
sencee and kept at such establishment;
such license shall not be transferable
t oanother owner or different premises.
. SEcrION 6. The annual nicense fee
for a kennel providing accomodations
for te nor less dogs shall be ten ($10.00)
dollars and for more than ten dogs
twenty-five ($25.00) dollars. The annual
license fee for a pet shop shaH be ten
($10.00) dollars. No 'fee shall be charged
for a shelter or pound. .'
SECTION 7. No dog kept in a kennel.
pet shop, shelter or pound shall be
permitted "off such premises, .except
.
on leash or nia crate or other safe
con tro!.
SECTION 8. Dogs may be exercised
or hunted in the woods or fields when
not in violation of the Fish and Game
Laws of the State of New Jersey, but
otherwise no person Q}\'ning, keeping or
harboring a dog shall permit said dog
to be oft the premises of the owner or
upon any street or other public place in
the Borough of Bernardsville, except
on a leash or otherwise under the
control of a responsible person, unless
said dog has ben inoculated against
rabies within one year by a licensed
veterinarian.
SECTION 9. No person owning, keep.
ing or harborinft a dog, whether or not
inoculated agamst rabies, shall per-
mit said dog to be or become a public
nuisance or create a condition haz-
ardous to health.
SECTION 10. The Mayor and Council
shall have power to appoint a pound-
master or other designated authority
whose duty it shall be to enforce the
provisions of this ordinance. The May.
or and Council shall also have power
t oenter into a contract with one or
more persons, either individual or cor-
porate, for the exercise of the duties of
dog catcher, dog warden or pound
master and the enforcement of the
provisions of this ordinance. All police
officers, regular and special, of the
Borough of Bernardsville, are hereby
charged with the same power and
authority as dog catcher and dog war-
den and with the enforcement of this
ordinance.
SECTION 11. The dog catcher, dog
warden or pound-master shall take into
custody and impound or cause to be
taken into custod,y and impounded.
and thereafter destroyed or disposed of
as provided in this Section:
(a) Any dog off the premises of the
owner . or o~ U1e person keepin~ or
harb<?rlOg said aog, which said official,
or hiS agent, or agents, has reason
to believe is not in compliance with
Sections 8, 9, and 10 of this ordinance.
(b) Any dog off the premises of the
owner . or of the person keeping or
harborin~ said dog, without a current
registratIOn ta gon his .collar.
(c) Any female dog in season off
the premises of the owner or of the
person kepin gor harboring said dog,
except when on leash and in control
of a responsible person capable of
maintaining such control.
(d) No person owning, keping or
harboring a dog shall permit the dog
to go on the property of others after
being notified, in writing, by said
owner or occupant to keep the dog off
his property. A copy of said notice
shall be filed with the enforcement
officer (dog catcher, dog warden or
pound-master) of this ordinance.
(e) . Any dog that bites a person,
without provocation. when said dog is
off the property of his owner, shall
be deemed to be vicious and a nuisnnce.
When the enforcement officer (dog
catcher, dog warden or pound-master)
releases said dog from confinement
he shall not!fy, in writing, the perso~
owning, kepmg or harboring said dog
to keep it from running at large and
under control of a responsible person
when taken off its property.
({) If any dog so seized wears a
collar or harness having inscribed
thereon or attached thereto the name
?nd address of any person or a reg-
Istration tag or the owner or the per-
son keping or harboring said dog is
known. the dog catcher, dog warden
or pound.ma~ter, his agent or agents,
shall forthWIth serve on the person
whose address is given on the collar,
or on the owner or the person keping
or harboring said dog, if known a
notice in writing, stating that the dog
has ben seized and will be liable to
be disposed of or destroyed it not
claimed within seven days after the
service 0 fthe notice.
A notice under this section may be
serv~d either by delivering it to the
known place of abode, or at the ad-
dress given on the collar or by for.
warding it by post, in a' prepaid en-
velope, addressed to that person at
his usual,. or last known place of
abode, or to the address given on the
collar. .
When any dog so seized has been
detained for seven days after notice
when 'notice can be' given as above
set forth, or has been detained for sev-
en days after seizure. when no notice
can be given as above set forth, or
-
because of lack of name and address
or owner, and if th.e own~r or person
keeping or harbonng smd dO$ has
not claimed said dog and paId ~ll
expenses incurred by reason, of Its
detention and if the dog be unltcensed
at the time of the seizure nnd the
owner or person keping or harboring
said dog has not produ~ed or procur~d
a license and reglstratlon tag for said
dog, the dog ca~cher, dog warden or
pound.master, hiS agent or agent.s,
may cause the dog te;> be de.stroyed 1Il
manner causing as htUe pam as pas.
Si~~~'ever in lieu of destro;ying any
sucn dog the dog catcher, dog warden
or pound-master, his agent or agents,
may sell such dog to any person
who pays all expenses incurred ~y
reason of its detention and causes sald
dog to be properl~ licensed pursuant
to Section 3 hereot.
SECTION 12. The expenses r~ferred
to in Section 11 which shall be paid
by the owner or person keeping or
harboring a dog that has ben impound-
ed shall be three ($3.00) dollars for
impounding said dog and fifty cents
per day maintenance. No owner or
person keeping or harboring said dog
shall be permitted to claim an im-
pounded dog unless a license and re~-
istration tag can be produced for said
dog.
The fee above mentioned shall be
paid to the Clerk of the Borough and
shall be forwarded to the Treasurer
of the Borough within thirty (30) days
after collection of receipt, and shall
be placed in the same account with
the license fees.
SECTION 13. No provision of 'the
ordinance shall be construed as giving
any authority for disposal of impound-
ed dogs for medical research, or for
compulsory inoculation of dogs with
anti.rabie vaccines.
SECTION 14. The provisions of Chap-
ter 151 Public Laws of 1941 of the
Revised Statutes of the State of New
Jersey known as the Dog Control Act
shall be and are considered an integral
part of this ordinance when not ex-
pressly set forth in this ordinance and
shall be strictly enforced in the Bor-
ough of BernardsvUle.
SECTION 15. Every Section of this
ordinance, or subdivision or separate
part thereof shall be considered a sep-
arate provision, to the intent that if
any portion shall' be declared uncon-
stitutional it shall not affect the re-
maining parts of this ordinance.
SECTION 16. Any person who vio-
late sany provision of this ordinance
or who fails or refuses to comply
with the applicable sections thereof.
or the rules and regulations promul-
gated by the State Department of
Health shall be liable to a penalty
of not less than five ($5.00) dollars,
nor more than fifty ($50.00) oClllars
for each offense, and upon fallure
to pay said fine and costs and charge~
inCident thereto,. may be imprisoned
in the County Jail for a period not
exceeding ten (10), days in the case
of a first conviction, and in the case
of a conviction for a second subsequent
or continuing violation, for a period
not exceeding thirty (30) days. The
Court. in its discreti<?n may remit any
fine In whole or m part in cases
where the defendant voluntarily causes
the offending dog. to be destroved.
SEqION 17.. All ox:dinances arid parts
of ordmances mconslstent herewith are
hereby repealed. and this ordinance
~hall take effect immedJately upon
~ts ,passage. approval and publication
10 the manner provided bv law
F!rst read.ing Sept. 21. '1953. .
Fmal.readmg and passed October 19
1953. '
, THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
BOROUGH OF BERNARDSVllLLE
IN THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET.
Atte~r W. FRENCH GITHENS, Mayor
ALINE H. DECKER,
Borough Clerk.
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BOBOUGH OF BEBNARDSvnLB
ORDINANCE No. 114
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
THE LICENSING AND REGULA.
TION OF DOGS IN THE BOROUGH
OF BERNARDSVILLE, SOMERSET
COUNTY, NEW JERSEY,
BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor
and Council of the Borough of Ber-
nardsville in the Count yo{ Somenet:
SEcrION I.
(a) No person shall keep or harbor
any dog within the Borough of Ber-
nardsville in the County of Somreset
without first obtaining a license there-
for, to be issued by the Clerk of the
Borough upon application by the owner
and payment of the prescribed fee, and
no person shall keep or harbor any
dog in said Borough except in com-
pliance with the provisions of this
ordinance.
(b) "Dog of licensing age" shall
mean any dog which has attained the
age of seven months or which posesses
a set of permanent teeth.
SECTION 2. Any person who shall
own, keep or hart;>or a dog of licensing
age shall in the month of January. or
upon acquisition thereof, and in the
month of January, annually,. thereafter,
arPIY for and procure from the Clerk
o the Borough, or other. official desig.
nated by the Mayor and Council thereof
to license dogs in the Borough of Ber.
nardsville, a license and official metal
registration tag for each such dog 50
owned, kept or harbored, and shall
place upon such dog a collar or har-
ness with the registration tag securely
fastened thereto.
SECTION 3. The persons applying for
the license and registration tag shall
pay the annual fee for- such license of
two ($2.00) dollars and the Bum of
twenty-five cents for the registration tag
of each dog;. and for each renewal the
iee for the license and registraUon tag
shall be the same as for the original
license and tag; and said licenses, reg.
istration tags and the renewals thereof
shall expire on the last day of January
in each year.
Dogs used as guides for blind persons
and commonly known as "Seeing Eye"
dogs shall be licensed and registered
as other dogs herein above provided
for, except that the owner or keeper
of such dog shall not be required to
pay any fee therefor.
SECTION 4. No person, except an
officer in perform ance of his duties
shall remove. a registration tag from
the collar of any dog without the con-
sent of the owner, nor shall any per.
son attach a registration tag to a dog
for which it was not issued.
SECTION 5. Any person who keeps
or operates or proposes to establish a
kennel, a pet shop, a shelter or a
pound, shall apply to the Clerk, or
other official in the Borough, for a Ii.
cense entitling him to keep or operate
such establishment.
The application shall describe the
premises where the establishment is
located or is proposed to be iocated.
the purpose or purposes for which it is
to be maintained and shall be accom-
panied by the written approval of the
Board of Health of the Borough show-
ing compliance with local and State
rules and regulations governing location
of. and sanitation at such establishment.
All licenses issued for a kennel, pet
shop, shelter or pound shall state the
pUlJ><!se for which the establishment is
mamtained and all such licenses shall
expire on the last day of January of
each. year, and be subject to revocation
by the Borough on recommendation of
the State Department of Health' or the
Board of Health of the Borough for
failure to comply with the rules and
regulations of the State Department or
local Board governing the same after
the owner has been afforded a hear.
ing by either the State or local Board.
Any person holding such license shall
not be required to ~ secure individual
licenses for dogs owned by such li.
sencee and kept at such establishment:
such license shall not be transferable
t oanother owner or different premises.
SECTION 6. ,The annual nicense fee
for a kennel providing accomodations
for te nor less dogs shall be ten ($10.00)
dollars and for more than ten dogs
twenty-five ($25.00) dollars. The annual
license fee for a pet Shop shall be ten
($]0.00) dollars. No fee shall be charged
for a shelter or pound.
SECTION 7. No dog kept in a kennel,
pet shop, shelter or pound shall be
permitted "off such premises, except
because of lack of name and address
or owner. and if th:e own~r or penon
keeping' or harbormg saId dOlJ has
not claimed said dog .and paid ~
expenses incurred by reason. of Its
detention, and if the dog. be unlicensed
at the time of the seiZure' and the
owner or person keping or harboring
said dog has not produ~ed or procurt:d
a license and regIstration tag for said
dog, the dog ca~cher, dog warden or
pound.master, hIS agent or agent~,
may cause the dog t~ be de.stroyed m
manner causing as htUe pam as pos-
sible.
HO\'lever in lieu of destroying any
sucn dog, the dog c.atcher, dog warden
or pound. master, hIS agent or agents,
may sell such dog to any person
who pays all expenses incurred ~y
reason of its detention and causes said
dog to be properly licensed pursuant
to Section 3 hereof.
SECTION 12. The expenses referred
to in Section 11 which shall .be paid
by the owner or person keeping or
harboring a dog that has ben impound-
ed shall be tnree ($3.00) dollars for
impounding said dog and fifty cents
per day maintenance. No owner or
person keeping or harboring said dog
snall be permitted to claim an im-
pounded dog unless a license and re$-
istration tag can be produced for sald
dog. '
'rhe fee above mentioned shall be
paid to the Clerk of the Borough and
shall be forwarded to the Treasurer
of the Borough within thirty (30) days
after collection of receipt, and shall
be placed in the same account with
the license fees.
SECTION 13. No provision of the
ordinance shall be construed as giving
any authority for disposal of impound-
ed dogs for medical research, or for
compulsory inoculation of dogs with
anti.rabic vaccines. .
SECTION 14. The provisions of Chap~
ter 151 Public Laws of 1941 of the
Revised Statutes of the State of New
Jersey known as the Dog Control Act
shall be and are considered an integral
part of this ordinance when not ex-
pressly set forth in this ordinance and
shall be strictly enforced in the Bor.
ough of Bernardsville.
SECTION 15, Everr Section of this
ordinance, or subdiVIsion or separate
part thereof shall be considered a sep-
arate provision, to the intent that if
any portion shall be declared uncon.
stitutIonal it shall not affect the re.
maining parts of this ordinance.
SECTION 16. Any person who via.
late sany provision of this ordinance
or who fails or refuses to comply
\vith the applicable sections thereof.
or the rules and regulations promul-
gated by the State Department of
Health shall be liable to a penalty
of not less than five ($5.00) dollars.
nor more .than fifty ($50.001 oonars
for each offense./ and upon fallure
to pay said fine- and costs and charli{es
incident thereto, may be imprisoned
in the County Jail for a period not
exceeding ten (10) days in the case
of a first conviction, and in the case
of a conviction for a second subsequent
or continuing violation. for a period
not exceeding thirty (30) days. The
Court in its discretion may remit any
fine in whole or in part in cases
where the defendant voluntaril;y causes
the offending dog to be destroyed.
SECTION 17. All ordinances and parts
of ordinances inconsistent herewith are
hereby repealed. and this ordinance
shall take effect immediately upon
its passage. approval and publication
in the manner provided by law.
First reading Sept. 2], 1953.
Final reading and passed October 19
1953. '
THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
BOROUGH OF BERNARDSVIILLE
IN THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET.
Atte~r W. FRENCH gITHENS, Mayor
ALINE H. DECKER
Borough Cle'rk.
.
on leash or nia crate or other safe
control.
SECTION 8. Dogs may be exercised
or hunted in the woods or fields when
not in violation of the Fish and Game
Laws of the State of New Jersey, but
otherwise no person Qi\'ning, keeping or
harboring a dog shall permit said dog
to be off the premises, of the owner or
upon any. street or other public place in
the Borough of Bernardsville, except
on a leash or otherwise under the
control of a responsible person. unless
said dog has ben inoculated against
rabies within one year by a licensed
veterinarian.
SECTION 9. No person owning, keep.
ing or harborin~ a dog, whether or not
inoculated agamst rabies. shall per-
mit said dog to be or 'become a public
nuisance or create a condition haz.
ardous to health.
SECTION 10. The Mayor and Council
shall have power to appoint a pound.
master or other designated authority
whose duty it shall be to enforce the
provisions of this ordinance. The, May.
or and Council shall also have power.
t oenter into a contract with one or
more persons, either individual or cor-
porate, for the exercise of the duties of
dog catcher. dog warden or pound
master and the enforcement of the
provisions of this ordinance. All police
officers, regular and special, of the
Borough of Bernardsville, are hereby
charged with the same power and
authority as dog catcher and dog war-
den and with the enforcement of this
ordinance.
SECTION 11. The dog catcher, dog
warden or pound.master shall take into
custody and impound or cause to be
taken into custody and impounded.
and thereafter destroyed or disposed of
as provided in this Section:
(a) Any dog off the premises of the
owner or of t,J1e person keepins or
harboring said aog. which said official,
or his agent, or agents, has reason
to believe is not in compliance with
sections 8, 9, and 10 of this ordinance.
(b) Any dog off the premises of the
owner or of the person keeping or
harborin~ said dog, without a current
registratIon ta gon his collar.
(c) Any female dog In season off
the premises of the owner or of the
person kepin gor harboring said dog,
except when on leash and in control
of a responsible person capable of
maintaining such control.
(d) No person owning. keping or
harboring a dog shall permit the dog
to go on the property of others after
being notified. in writing. by said
owner or occupant to keep the dog off
his property. A copy of said notice
shall be filed with the enforcement
oft'icer (dog catcher, dog warden or
pound-master) of this ordinance.
.(e) Any dog .that bites a person,
Without provocation, when said dog is
off the property of his owner, shall
be deemed to be vicious and a nuisance.
When the enforcement officer (dog
catcher. do~ warden or pound.master)
releases said dog from confinement
he shall notify. in writing. the person
owning. keping or harboring said dog
to keep it from running at large and
under control of a responsible person
when taken off its property.
(f) If any dog so seized wears a
collar or harness having inscribed
thereon or attached thereto the name
and address of any person or a reg.
istration tag or the owner or the per-
son keping or harboring said dog is
known, the dog catcher, dog warden
or !jund-master, his agent or agents
sha I forthwith serve on the person
whose address is given on the collar
or on the owner or the person keping
or harboring said dog. if known a
notice in writing, stating that the 'dOg
has ben seized and will be Hable to
be disposed of or destroyed if not
claimed within seven days after the
service 0 fthe notice.
A notice under this section may be
served either by delivering it to the
known place of abode. or at the ad-
dress given on the collar or by for.
warding it by post, in a' prepaid en.
velope, addressed to that person at
his usual, or last known place of
abode, or to the address given on the
collar.
When any dog so seized has been
detained for seven days after notice,
when notice can be given as above
set forth, or has been detained for sev.
en days after seizure, when no notice
can be given as above set forth, or
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September 9, 1968
DT. A. R. Martin
8128 Jahnke Road
Bon Air, Va.
D~ar Dr. Martin:
Please add my name and my wife's name
to those who would like an~rdinance requiring dogs to be
confined to owners' properties.
I am tired of having dogs bark at me
when I go outside on my own property. Also, they frequently
overturn trash receptacles and dig up grass and shrubbery
which we have worked hard to keep.
My children are frequently nipped at
by dogs which bark at them when cyclinmand I, for one,
would like to be able to take a stroll at night in my neigh-
borhood w~thout having dogs run at me and challenging me
as I try to walk down the road without bothering anyone.
They are a distinct hazard on our
roads. There is no telling how ~ accidents have been
caused because of dogs' running loose.
I dislike having to clean up behind
them. I prefer to buy commercial fertilizers.
S inc erely ,
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Paul R. Nolde
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P. S. The present ordinance is very weak in that few
of us would want to encounter the ill-wili of neighbors
in reporting their pets.
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Transporlation Secretary Alan Doyd la~"",c ,"", 'h,~ '7'~j;'::." " "''',
\~'cc,k p7~di~tcd "certain cuts" in prcs~ .. _.ro-\!;.;'.' ".
en! air-safety programs in the 1968 ., '/ t,
budget. ~" , " ,. . ,'" '
A'irports arc jammed hu'gely because ;~'-t t".. i ' , " :.,t,
pnvate pilots have as much freedom to~" , ';"" ~\; .""" ,.......
Ily when and where they please as mo.' ,:.r;. , ~ : .. '.;
torists have to drive on their choice of "-~'t\'Jt1 ~l i ,~ ~:.. ~ ~ ~ i
the Government but make theIr own , l,iJA.~ :1\..' \ -~ '"
time schedules. The 2,379 commercial '\:'(1./ 11 ~\ '/. if. -
planes spent 6,000,000 hours aloft last ',~, ~ r., ., '..'>t. "
year and 150,000 hours waiting to take ''':';'. Ii ~ "" X) d), ';,
olT or land, according to the Federal ""~' '~, ", ,
Aviatiol~ Administration, which figures . ~,,,~~':,:~';",,--:. ( ,-"'~-
that U.S, passengers wasted 10 million ";~,;",'~;;~:i'."',,''-:' ';,"
man-hours just waiting (see box), Some '..:,':'{<'If,.''; ~t 1,-:-, :'i," i:
of this congestion was caused by the 32,- "{.,' \ ", Y' :l ; ",
310 military aircraft and some by the ., '.',. '..,:' ',,,,._,,~~~ ,.'
airliners themselves, but most of it I?, GENE & KENNY GOODMAN KILLER SHEPHERDS
the 104,706 1Ight planes stacked up In Perhaps only a sudden move brought out the wolf,
rush-hour trallic, The FAA estimates that
at the natio'n's 9,950 airports only lunged, Mrs, Goodman kept them at
17,6% of the takeoffs and landings arc bay with a rake, and Gene scrambled'
made by commcrcial planes, while onto the limb of a fallen tree to escape'
77,8% arc made by smaller private and their fanged jaws, "Don't let the dogs
executive planes, At major metropolitan get me," he pleaded,
airports, the percentages for these "gen- ' Gene shinnied along the limb until
eral aviation" planes run lower but are' he was dangling about four feet above
still great enough to cause plenty of de- the stream, Thinking him safe, and un-
lay, Commercial airports with the high-' able to fend ofT the dogs, Mrs, Good-,
cst general aviation activity arc Denver, man ran back to the house and tcle-,
(72%), Houston (67%), St. Louis phoned her husband Eugene, 26, a self:
(58%), Miami (54%), employed exterminator who was
Call for the Cop. Most prog'rams to. ' working part time in a market at near-
case the glut try to treat aviation with- by Lynchburg, Goodman sped home in
in the existing rule of individual rigi)t .. his pickup truck, found his wife hys-
to the air, A few experts take a more' terical and barcly capable of pointing
radical tack, They would create a fed- out to him the area where 'she had last
eral aviation tra/lic cop to assign not seen Gene, Thrashing wildly down the
only night routes but also schedules hill and shouting his sons' names as he
and air speeds, lhus spreading the jam ran, Goodman was brought up short
out of rush hours, Inst~ad of informing by a horrible sight. Gene, his clothes
the FAA of his night plan and being ae- nearly all torn olT and his body badly
eommodated no matter what the crush, mangled, lay dead in the stream,
every civilian pilot would have to noti- Fright & Madness, Out of the eor-
fy a controller of his intentions and ner of his eye, Goodman noticed a'
ask: "When can I go'!" shadowy movement. 11 was a dog that
had been feeding on his son's body,
Soon, two other dogs appeared, and
Goodman found himself fighting for
his life, Hoisting Gene's body over his
shoulder, and using his free hand to,
throw rocks and branches at the attack- '
ing animals, Goodman ran as fast as
he could, As he neared his home, the
dogs finally gave up the chase, Good-
man was so overwrought and exhaust-
ed that he passed out. Later, a posse of
about 50 neighbors and lawmen found
the other boy, He had been dragged to
an area about 200 yds, from where his
, brother died, His body was gnawed al-
most beyond recognition,
The two animals that led the attack
were later identified as shepherds kept
as watchdogs by a neighbor, Ernest
George Floyd, Both animals were de-
stroyed, as were three other dogs, one'
of them believed to be the stray boxer.
What caused the attacks? Perhaps noth-
ing more than 'a sudden move by one
of the boys that may have frightened
the dogs, Once the angry animals had
tasted blood, they obviously, became
murderously maddened,
I' ANIMALS
, Tragedy at Lynchburg
The Gerow" Shepherd instinctively
I1I;s/rusts strangers, and ;f provoked by .
them, will develop a ferocity hardly
ever seen ill other canine vllI:ieties. There
iv no doubt, de,\'(1ite all that has been'
writ/ell and said to the cOlltrary, that
the wolf did ellter illto the allcestry of
the breed, alld certaill of that animal's
characteristics are still foulld in its:
make-liP, both mental and physical,
-The Dog Owner's Guide
The two Goodman brothers, 'aged 4
and 5, had hardly left their rural Vir-
ginia home to play in the woods one,
day last week before the elder, Gene,
came back screaming "The dogs have
got Kenny!"
With her son leading the way, Mrs,
Gloria Goodman ran across the back-
yard, down a steep embankment to the
edge of a small stream where the boys
had been playing, Kenneth was nowhere
in sight. But two snarling German shep-
herds and a stray boxer were. The dogs
TIME, DECEMBER 29, 1967
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KENTUCKY
, Sparring with Spoilers
So ruinous to the land is strip min-
ing for coal, Kentucky's most profit.
able product, that huge swaths of the
Bluegrass State might be mistaken for
the moon, Both boon and bane, strip
, mining gouges out a thi I'd of Ken-
tucky's coal production, which last year
reached 93 million tons worth some
$500 million, The strip miners use bull-
dozers to nay great strips off the sur-
face and get at the veins beneath, This
scars Appalachia's hills and Ilatlands
with ugly detritus called overburden or
spoil. As the spoil shifls and slides, the
hills' resound to the awful rumble of
landslides shuddering down the slopes,
The U,S, Interior Department reports
that Kentucky's overburden has spoiled
119,600 acres of land and polluted 395
miles of streams,
Responding to the complaints, lhe
state in recent years has adopted ever-
tougher curbs on the strippers, Most
stringent of all was the order signed
this month by oUlgoing Governor Ed.
ward T, Breathitt ten hours before turn-
Ing over his olliee to incoming Re-
publican Lallie B, NlInn, The order
forbids strip miners from working slopes
steeper than 280, Straight up in the air
went the industry, thundering that it
would be driven out of business, which
was exactly what it said last year when
the maximum slope was put at 330.
,Since then, new operations have dou-
bled to 12,000 acres, the amount of
land approved for stripping,
The industry predictably asked Ken-
, tueky's courts to erase the new ruling,
counted on at least moral support frol11
Louie Nunn, whose gubernatorial cam-
paign they had supported. They were
in for a disappointment. Not only did
Nunn go along with the order, but he
also persuaded Ned Breathitt's director
of reclamation, Elmore Grim, who had
helped draw up the regulations, to stay
on the job, When a restraining order
against carrying out the regulations was
knocked down in',eourt, Grim pli:dged
strict enforcement.
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What precipitated the tmgic and fatal attack on ,the "
" two tols in Madison Hcights by dogs 'yill never be: I<nown,
The stories reported about tbis incident arc sparse of de-
tails, Anyway, it is. a horrible thing to have happen, 'and
I am sure" all dog folk are greatly disturbed and extend
their condolances,' , , ,: '
Dog is the one domestic animal that deserts its own
,:for a human being, But in so doing, he ,does' not entirely'
,;': those ' natural, instincts which have made possible ',',I
usefulness to man" '
, All dogs are governed by the laws of nature, and nature ",,".'\
Is very strict in the enforcement of those laws, First and
, foremost is the survival of
the kind, When the time, ~ '
, comes, any and every dog' '
disregards the commands of
-About, Dogs'" his master, regardless' 'of
\ .;:.' how devoted he is to' him,.~, ,"
, , i , ".' to make sure that there will 'I" >-
^'-, ' ,by , I." , be puppies to carry on, his,'
, ':tradition, The dog is a,
Ruth ,',' I' polygamous an i'm a 1. and,
Jaclisol1 ':" therefore has no protective',"
, interest in, the offspring,
That is lefi' to Ithemother ,
dog, who has been often
known to turn ~gainst even '
her master inthat pursuit.
S~condly, there' Is' the survival of the 'fit. In this en-
deavor, the mother discards the sickly puppy and the ,pack
eliminates the weak that mi'ght prove a burde'n to the pack,
Two Can Agree. But Three?
In this latter lies the explanation for the many' attacks ','
and Idllings we hear about, Put eight dogs in a pen to-'
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gethcr, and let two get to flght1l1g, and, 111 a few m1l1utes;,
seven will pouncr: upon the one at the )lottom, It matters
" ' little how well they had gotten on previously, Two dogs
\' ':' ; ~ '\ ','-ean nearly always live together in harmony evep though,
they miglit fight'it out, :hut put a third dog in with them,
and the odds are two against one,
Too few people take this 'instinct into consideration
, when relating to dogs, That' is the reason why I never
recommend a dog for a small child, A dog, even a small
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My worry has always been "what will the dog do when'
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stand by and let the two youngsters battle it out between
, '" themselves," I do not know the answer, and ,1 do not want
'to talle the chance to find out. / '
Man has used' the talents of the dog over the years,
and the dog has served him ;weB in many capacities, But,
whenever man has used a dog for his varied uses, the man
has been the master, the' leader of the pack, so to speak,
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A 3,year-old' girl was at-,
tacked by a dog yesterday
while she' was playing in a
neighbor's yard in the Montrose
'section of Henrico County,
, The girl, Christine Paige
Hubbard, daughter of Mr. and ,
Mrs, Manley Hubbard of 5105 '
Futura Ave" received lacera-
tions on her forehead, right
cheeck artQ neck and was re-
ported in satisfactory condition
last night at the Medical CoL-
lege of Virginia HospItal.
Henrico' Police Chief W, J, "
Hedrick said the child was
playing in the yard, of Mrs,
Charles E. Allen of 2105 Ore-
gon Ave, when the attacl< oc~
curred. '
, Hedrick, 'said Mrs, Allen's
'dog, a' collie, somehow got out
of its pen and turned on the
child, Hedrick said the dog had
no of viciousness and
had ' shots for rabies,
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COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER
CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA
13ED. W. MOORE, .JR.
TREASURER
September 5, 1968
Mr. M. W. Burnett, Executive Secretary
Board of Supervisors
Chesterfield, Virginia 23832
Dear Mr. Burnett:
The resolution approved by the Board of Supervisors
on July 29, 1965 named D. W. Murphey as a trustee of the
Chesterfield County Policemen's Pension and Retirement
System for a term of four years. It is my understanding
the term expired June 30, 1968; therefore, I suggest that
he be reappointed for a term of four years which will
expire on June 30, 1972.
vey tr,1u y yours, /
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Geo. W. Moore, Jr., Treasurer
Chesterfield Policemen's Pension
and Retirement Board
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