16 - Wednesday, December 11, 1985 - North Shore News

THE REPORT is out

and West Van council

hopes that it will solve the continuing battle be-
tween dog lovers and haters once and for all.

People’s pooches have
raised the ire of many of the
municipality's populace for
some time now.

Council responded to the
problem by appointing a cit-
izen and council committee
to review proposed amend-
ments to the dog tax, kennel
and pound bylaw last July.

“We reviewed hundreds
of letters addressing the
problem,"’ Ald. Diana Hut-

| By DEAN CUMMER |

committee, said Monday.

Now that the report is out,
council and the public have
one month to review the
public document before a
final hearing takes place and
a final decision is made in
council.

Highlights of the report
include:

made to publicize the Dog
Bylaw — including the Poop
and Scoun provisions —
fines, areas where dogs are
allowed and prohibited, the
Noise Bylaw and other regu-
lations which would affect
dog owners.

® A concerted effort be
made to license all dogs in
the community by having
1986 summer students visit
every household.

© Kennels be allowed indoors
only and in commercial
areas only, where they are
associated with businesses
such as veterinarians or pet

_ laws..

isting viduals who wish to
¢ In? ore than two dogs on
cep operty would have to
ulate a notice to
eee pots within 100 metres.
neig jicettves would be ac-
No ed if Neighbors objected.
cer ereased park patrol be
ontinve’ and expanded.

¢ difector of Parks and
¢ ion be Tequested to
caw Which of the parks in
revie westetn portion of the
the Mipality should be des-
muni’) a dog park, similar
I Gast portion of

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