HomeMy WebLinkAbout2005-069 Re-writing Animal Control Regulations ORDINANCE NO 2005- 69
AN ORDINANCE relating to public safety and morals, re- writing the animal control
ordinances to provide a regionalized County -wide ordinance format that
provides an even and compatible policy of animal control that is shared
throughout the several cities of Yakima County, as well as Yakima
County proper; repealing Chapter 6.20 of the City of Yakima Municipal
Code and creating a new Chapter 6.20, Sections 6 20 10 through
Section 6 20 430, including a new Penalties provision, repealing Chapter
6 16 of the City of Yakima Municipal Code, and repealing Chapter 6 22
of the City of Yakima Municipal Code
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF YAKIMA.
Section 1 Chapter 6 20 of the City of Yakima Municipal Code is hereby repealed
and a new Chapter 6.20, including Sections 6.20 10 through 6.20 430 is added, to read as
follows.
General Regulations
6.2010 Definitions.
The following words and phrases used or referred to in this chapter shall have the following
meanings unless a different meaning appears from the context:
(1) "Adult dog" means any dog having a set of permanent canine teeth, or older than six
months of age
(2) "Aggressive behavior" means any physical contact between a dog and a person, where
said person feels threatened, that includes, but is not limited to, any of the following snarling,
baring teeth, chasing, growling, snapping, pouncing, lunging, multiple attacks, multiple lunges,
not to include bites
(3) "Animal" means any dog, cat, exotic, wild or dangerous animal or livestock.
(4) "At large" means, with regard to dogs, being physically present on public property and not
under the actual control of a competent person, or being physically present on private
premises without permission of the person in control of such premises Exceptions. At large"
does not include
(A) Dogs exhibited in dog shows, field trials, obedience training or trials, or the training of
dogs therefore, or
(B) The use of a dog under the supervision of a person either to hunt wild animals or
game birds during the open seasons therefore, or to chase or tree predatory animals, or
(C) The use of a dog either to control or protect livestock or property or in other related
agricultural activities under the supervision of the dog owner
(5) 'Board" means the city of Yakima City Council
(6) "County" means the unincorporated area of Yakima County, Washington
(7) "Dangerous dog" means any dog that, according to the records of an appropriate authority,
including but not limited to the records of the county dog control department, the county
sheriff's office, or the records of any other municipal, state or federal law enforcement or public
safety department:
(A) Without provocation has bitten or otherwise inflicted serious physical injury on a
human being on public or private property;
(B) Has killed livestock or a domestic animal without provocation while off the dog owner's
property; or
(C) Has displayed aggressive behavior, attacked, or endangered the safety of humans or
domestic animals after such dog has been determined by an appropriate authority, including
but not limited to any officer of the county dog control department, to be potentially dangerous,
and the owner of such dog has been notified, either orally or in writing that the dog has been
determined to be potentially dangerous.
(8) "Department" means the City of Yakima animal control department.
(9) "Head of the household" means any person who owns, leases or otherwise controls any
private premises
(10) "Kennel" means a building, enclosure or portion of any premises in or at which dogs, cats
or other domesticated animals are boarded or kept for hire, or in or at which dogs, cats or other
domesticated animals are kept or maintained by any person other than the owner thereof, or in
or at which six or more cats or four or more dogs over the age of four months are kept or
maintained This definition shall include boarding kennels, but not pet shops, animal hospitals,
or zoos
(11) "Litter" means two or more viable offspring
(12) "Livestock" means cattle, sheep, horses, llamas, buffalo, deer, elk, rabbits, mules,
donkeys, goats, swine, fowl, poultry and any fur - bearing animal bred and maintained
commercially or otherwise within pens, fences, cages or hutches.
(13) "Micro- chip" means a device implanted for identification purposes and registered in the
Humane Society of Central Washington data base
(14) "Nuisance" means any unlawful act, or failure to perform a duty, which act or failure either
annoys, injures or endangers the comfort, repose, health or safety of other persons, or
interferes with other persons' use of property
(15) "Animal Owner" means any person or legal entity having a possessory property right in an
animal or who provides food, water, shelter or a person who owns, harbors, cares for,
exercises control over or knowingly permits any animal to remain on premises occupied by that
person for more than 72 hours.
(16) "Permit" means and includes human conduct that is intentional, deliberate, careless,
inadvertent or negligent in relation to any animal owned by the person
(17) "Person" means any individual, natural person, association, firm, partnership, corporation
or other legal entity
(18) "Physical injury" means impairment of physical condition or substantial pain which is
directly caused by a dog's behavior, and includes scratches, scrapes, cuts, punctures or other
evidence of physical injury, not to include bites
(19) "Potentially dangerous dog" means.
(A) Any dog that without provocation
(i) Bites or otherwise injures a human person or a domestic animal on either public or
private property, or
(ii) Chases or approaches a person upon the streets, sidewalks, or any public
grounds in a menacing fashion or apparent attitude of aggression or attack; or
(B) Any dog which reasonably should be known by its owner to be disposed
(i) To attack or chase or approach persons in a menacing fashion or apparent attitude
of aggression or attack without provocation, or
(ii) To cause injury, or otherwise to threaten the safety of humans or domestic
animals.
(20) "Premises" means the area of land to which a person has legal or equitable rights of
possession, use and control
(21) "Quarantine area" means any area defined by, but not limited to, a veterinarian, physician,
public health official or Animal Control Officer, where, for a specified period of time, a dog is to
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be kept separated from other animals or people
(22) "Secure enclosure" means secure confinement of a dangerous dog or a potentially
dangerous dog on its owner's premises, either indoors or in a securely enclosed and locked
pen or structure, suitable to prevent the entry of young children and designed to prevent the
animal from escaping Such pen or structure shall have secure sides, a secure top and a
secure bottom, and shall also provide protection from the elements for the dog
(23) "Serious physical injury" means any physical injury which creates a substantial risk of
death or causes permanent loss or protracted impairment of any bodily organ or function, or
substantial disfigurement.
(24) "Severe injury" means any physical injury that results in broken bones or disfiguring
lacerations requiring multiple sutures or cosmetic surgery
(25) "Tag" means a prenumbered metal or plastic identification license sold to an
owner /custodian for a specific pet animal. Rabies identification or other identification may not
be substituted or accepted in lieu of a license tag
(26) "Tattoo" means a predesignated identification number inked into the inside of the ear, lip
or flank of the dog
(27) "Bitten" means to seize with teeth or jaws so as to enter, grip, wound or pierce, which
causes a breaking of the skin, causing an exchange or transfer of saliva
(28) "Capable person" means any individual having attributes (as physical or mental powers)
required for competent performance and being at least 18 years of age
6.20.20 Enforcement — Animal control officers. ( 200)
(1) Law enforcement agencies and animal control officers may enforce the provisions of
Chapter 6.20 of the city of Yakima Municipal Code
(2) Animal control officers enforcing this chapter shall comply with the same constitutional and
statutory restrictions concerning the execution of police powers imposed on law enforcement
officers who enforce other criminal laws of the state of Washington
(3) Upon receiving a limited commission from the chief of police, animal control officers have
the following enforcement powers when enforcing Chapter 6.20 of the Yakima Municipal Code
(A) The power to issue citations based on probable cause to offenders for
misdemeanor and gross misdemeanor violations of Chapter 6.20 of the Yakima Municipal
Code,
(B) The power to prepare affidavits in support of search warrants and to execute search
warrants when accompanied by law enforcement officers to investigate criminal violations of
Chapter 6.20 of the Yakima Municipal Code, and to seize evidence of those violations.
(4) Upon request of an animal control officer who has probable cause to believe that a person
has violated provisions of Section 6 20 170, a law enforcement agency officer may arrest the
alleged offender
6.20.30 Violation — Penalty
It is unlawful for any person to violate any provision of this chapter Any person violating any of
the provisions of this chapter shall be guilty of a civil infraction or subject to criminal
prosecution, where a violation is specifically designated as a misdemeanor or gross
misdemeanor, and therefore subject to criminal fines and penalties if convicted Any violation
of this chapter may result in the animal being impounded, and /or destroyed by order of the
court.
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6.20.40 Abatement of nuisances.
Violations of this chapter are deemed public nuisances. Any person violating any provision of
this chapter may be enjoined from continued violations or ordered to abate such public
nuisance, and if the same is not done by such offender within twenty -four hours thereafter, the
same shall be abated and removed under the direction of the officer authorized by the order of
the court. Such injunction may be in addition to the civil penalties provided as a part of the
disposition in the civil prosecution or in an independent action in equity, and the violator shall
be liable for all costs and expenses of abating the same
6.20 44 Slaughtering, dressing and butchering of animals and fowl.
No person shall slaughter, dress or butcher any fowl or animal so as to unreasonably expose
such act or acts to the view of any person on public or private property
6.20.50 Enforcement.
The department shall not be required to enforce provisions of this chapter except by a written
or verbal complaint of a person who has satisfactorily identified himself to the department and
has either supplied the name and address of the dog owner or has supplied the fact that the
dog does not have an owner Enforcement thereafter is a matter within the discretion of the
department.
6.20 60 Severability
Should any section or provision of the ordinance codified in this chapter be declared by the
courts to be unconstitutional or invalid, such decision shall not affect the validity of this chapter
as a whole, or any part thereof other than the part so declared to be unconstitutional or invalid
REGISTRATION AND DOG LICENSING
6.20.70 Dog registration and license — Required.
All adult dogs within the incorporated area of the city of Yakima shall be registered with and
licensed by the department or its designee at all times, provided, however, that a license
issued by other governments located in Yakima County shall be valid under the provisions of
this chapter until the last day of December for the current year; and provided, further, that dogs
kept under a kennel license pursuant to this chapter shall be exempt from the provisions of this
section Provided, further, that dogs kept at the Humane Society under RCW Chapter 16 52
shall be exempt from licensing All dogs kept at any humane society are required to be
licensed upon being sold or adopted
6.20.80 Dog registration and license — Application.
The person registering and licensing a dog shall submit to the department or its designee the
following information
(1) The name, date of birth, physical and mailing addresses and telephone number of the
owner of the dog being registered,
(2) The name, date of birth, physical and mailing addresses and telephone number of the
person having custody of the dog, if such person is one other than the owner;
(3) The name, age, breed, color and sex of the dog being registered, and whether or not such
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dog has been neutered or spayed,
(4) Distinguishing features, markings, tattoos or micro -chip number of the dog being registered,
(5) The address of the premises where the dog is ordinarily kept or maintained,
(6) A certificate of a veterinarian indicating the last date on which the dog received an initial or
booster vaccination against the disease of rabies, along with the expiration date of such
vaccination Should the dog be unable to be immunized against rabies for medical reasons,
the signed statement of a veterinarian shall be accepted as proof in lieu of the rabies
vaccination certificate If the owner is unable to produce a certification by veterinarian as to the
rabies vaccination, the owner's certification under oath that the dog has had a rabies
vaccination may be accepted
6.20 90 Vaccination required for dog registration and license.
As a prerequisite to licensing, any dog four months of age or older shall be currently
vaccinated against the disease of rabies.
6.20 100 Dog registration and license —Fees.
The fee for initial or renewed registration and licensing of any dog shall be
(1) For dogs which have been spayed or neutered, fifteen dollars for a license valid for one
year and twelve dollars for a renewal thereof for a like period, and thirty three dollars for a
license valid for three years.
Proof of a dog having been either spayed or neutered shall be by certificate from a
veterinarian or, if such is unavailable, a statement from the owner under oath, certifying that
the dog for which a license application is made is either a spayed female or a neutered male
(2) For dogs which have not been spayed or neutered, thirty dollars for a license valid for one
year, and twenty -five dollars for renewal thereof for a like period and seventy dollars for a
license valid for three years,
(3) The registration and license fee amount shall be deposited into the dog control fund
(4) No license fee shall be charged to an owner who is legally blind and uses such dog as a
guide dog, or to a deaf person who uses such dog as a hearing -ear dog, or to an owner who
has been determined to be disabled pursuant to 42 U S C § 1382 (supplemental security
income) and uses such dog as a support dog The license shall be valid for the life of the dog
(5) No license fee shall be charged to City police and fire agencies for canine support animals
(6) Dogs that are spayed or neutered and owned by persons over the age of sixty -two years
may be registered and licensed for twenty -five dollars. The license shall be valid for the life of
the dog or until transfer of ownership of the animal
(7) The fee for replacement tags shall be five dollars.
(8) The board may provide for optional registration of dogs by other suitable parties, in which
case an "agent fee" of three dollars shall be added to the licensing fee
6.20.110 Dog registration and license — Applications and renewals.
Applications for registration and license issuance shall be made within a timely manner as
listed in the conditions set forth below
(1) Applications for registration renewal shall be made between the first day of January and the
last day of March,
(2) In the case of a newly acquired dog, the application shall be made within thirty days of
either the date of acquisition or the date when the dog reaches six months of age, whichever
comes later;
(3) In the case of a new resident to the City with a licensed or an unlicensed adult dog, the
application shall be made within thirty days of establishing residency;
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(4) In the case of a dog licensed by another jurisdiction within Yakima County, the license shall
be valid until the last day of December of the year they established residency in the county
Upon application, certification or submission of proof of immunization and payment of fees by
the owner or persons having the custody and control of any adult dog, the department or its
designated agent, shall issue to the applicant a numbered license identification tag for each
dog so registered The applicant shall ensure that the tag is securely fastened to a substantial
collar or harness to be worn at all times by the dog The absence of the license tag on a dog's
collar shall be prima facie evidence that said dog has not been legally licensed
6.20 120 Incomplete applications.
In the event any registration and license applicant fails to provide all required information or
fees, the department shall notify such applicant by first class mail at the mailing address stated
on the application or notify applicant by phone of any such deficiency, requesting that any
required information or fees be provided to the department within thirty days, and stating that if
the required information or fees are not timely received, any fees paid shall be forfeited and
the application shall be voided
If any applicant fails to timely provide information requested under this section, a new
application and fee shall be required after the thirty days have expired and any tag previously
supplied shall be voided
Any fees received by the department for applications that cannot be processed shall be
deposited into a special revenue account within the dog control department fund and held in
that fund for a period of not less than thirty days after notice of deficiencies in the application is
mailed to the applicant or until the required information or fees are received After thirty days
have passed since the applicant was notified of any deficiency, such fees shall become
miscellaneous revenues. Any overpayment of fees shall be refunded to the applicant if the
request for overpayment refund is made within ninety days of such overpayment.
HUMAN RESPONSIBILITY FOR DOGS
6.20 130 Control of dogs.
It is unlawful for any person to permit any dog to engage in any of the following behavior
(1) Level 1 Behavior Level 1 behavior occurs whenever a dog is at large
(2) Level 2 Behavior Level 2 behavior occurs when a dog
(A) While at large, menaces, chases, displays threatening or aggressive behavior, or
otherwise threatens or endangers the safety of any person, domestic animal or livestock; or
(B) Has been convicted of Level 1 behavior on more than one occasion
(3) Level 3 Behavior Level 3 behavior occurs when a dog
(A) While at large, causes physical injury to any person, domestic animal or livestock; or
(B) After being convicted of Level 2 behavior, is then subsequently convicted of a
violation of Yakima Municipal Code section 6.20 140(1)(A)
(4) Level 4 Behavior Level 4 behavior occurs when a dog, although not at large, bites or
causes physical injury to any person
(5) Level 5 Behavior Level 5 behavior occurs when a dog
(A) While at large, bites or causes severe injury to any person, or kills any domestic
animal or livestock; or
(B) After being convicted of Level 3 behavior, is then subsequently convicted of a
violation of Yakima Municipal Code section 6 20 140(1)(B)
(6) Level 6 Behavior Level 6 behavior occurs when a dog
(A) Whether or not confined, causes the serious physical injury or death of any person, or
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(B) Is used as a weapon in the commission of a crime, or
(C) After being convicted of Level 5 behavior, is then subsequently convicted of a
violation of Yakima Municipal Code section 6 20 140(1)(C)
6.20 140 Control of potentially dangerous dogs.
(1) It is unlawful for any person to fail to comply with the following provisions applicable to dogs
which have engaged in behaviors described in Section 6.20.130, which may result in the dog
being impounded and held until the animal owner has met the appropriate stipulations.
(A) Dogs which have exhibited Level 2 behavior shall be restrained in a manner that
prevents the dog from reaching any public sidewalk, or adjoining property Such dogs must be
located so as not to interfere with the public's legal access to the dog owner's property
Whenever that dog is off the dog owner's property it must be on a chain leash under the actual
control of a capable person In addition, the department may require the animal owner to put
up warning signs and obtain and maintain proof of public liability insurance
(B) Dogs which have exhibited Level 3 behavior shall be physically restrained by a chain
leash, confined within a secure enclosure or inside the home of the owner that prevents the
dog from reaching any public sidewalk, or adjoining property Such dogs must be located so
as not to interfere with the public's legal access to the owner's property Whenever that dog is
not physically restrained or confined or is off the dog owner's property, it must be on a chain
leash under the actual control of a capable person In addition, the department may require the
animal owner to put up warning signs and obtain and maintain proof of public liability
insurance
(C) Dogs which have exhibited Level 4 or Level 5 behavior shall be confined within a
secure enclosure whenever the dog is not inside the home of the owner The secure enclosure
must be located so as not to interfere with the public's legal access to the dog owner's
property, and the dog owner shall conspicuously post warning signs, which must be approved
by the department, on the property where the dog is kept. In addition, the department may
require the dog owner to obtain and maintain proof of public liability insurance The dog owner
shall not permit the dog to be outside of the secure enclosure unless the dog is muzzled, on a
chain leash and under the actual control of a capable person
(D) Dogs which have exhibited Level 6 behavior shall be euthanized
(2) The department shall require that all potentially dangerous dogs be micro chipped
(3) Any dangerous dog shall be immediately confiscated by the animal control officer or any
law enforcement officer if the dog is not validly registered under subsection B of this section if
the owner does not secure and maintain the liability insurance coverage or bond required
under subsection B of this section or the dog is not maintained in the proper enclosure, or the
dog is outside of the dwelling of the owner, or outside of the proper enclosure and not under
physical restraint of the responsible person
6.20 150 Dog in estrous at large prohibited.
It is unlawful for any person to permit a female dog in estrus, also known as being in season or
in heat, to be accessible to any male dog not owned by the female dog's owner, except by the
agreement of the owners of both the male and female dogs for the purpose of controlled
breeding for the betterment of the breed
6.20160 Restraint within quarantine area.
Any dog or other animal that inflicts a bite upon a human or domestic animal, or which an
animal control officer has probable cause to believe is carrying or infected by a disease which
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threatens the health of human beings or other animals may be quarantined by an animal
control officer At the discretion of the animal control officer the dog or other animal may be
quarantined either at the animal owner's residence or at the city animal shelter The quarantine
shall be for a minimum of ten days and may be extended by the animal control officer for a
reasonable period necessary to ensure the dog or other animal is free of infectious disease
Notwithstanding any other provision of this code, a dog or other animal that is determined by a
veterinarian licensed under RCW Chapter 18 92 to carry a disease that threatens the health of
human beings or other animals may be immediately destroyed where such action is necessary
to protect the health of human beings or other animals
It is unlawful for any person to permit any dog to leave the confines of any quarantine area
6.20.170 Abuse of animals prohibited.
(1) A person is guilty of animal cruelty if, under circumstances not amounting to a violation of
RCW 16 52 205, the person knowingly, recklessly, or with criminal negligence inflicts
unnecessary suffering or pain upon any animal
(2) An owner of an animal is guilty of animal cruelty if, under circumstances not amounting to a
violation of RCW 16 52.205, the owner knowingly, recklessly, or with criminal negligence
(A) Fails to provide the animal with necessary food, water, shelter, rest, sanitation,
ventilation, space, or medical attention and the animal suffers unnecessary or unjustifiable
physical pain as a result of the failure, or
(B) Abandons the animal
(3) Animal cruelty is a misdemeanor
(4) In any prosecution of animal cruelty, it shall be an affirmative defense, if established by the
defendant by a preponderance of the evidence, that the defendant's failure was due to
economic distress beyond the defendant's control.
(5) If a law enforcement officer or animal control officer has probable cause to believe that an
owner of a domestic animal has violated this chapter and no responsible person can be found
to assume the animal's care, the officer may authorize, with a warrant, the removal of the
animal to a suitable place for feeding and care, or may place the animal under the custody of
an animal care and control agency In determining what is a suitable place, the officer shall
consider the animal's needs, including its size and behavioral characteristics. An officer may
remove an animal under this subsection without a warrant only if the animal is in an immediate
life- threatening condition
(6) If a law enforcement officer or an animal control officer has probable cause to believe a
violation of this chapter has occurred, the officer may authorize an examination of a domestic
animal allegedly neglected or abused in violation of this chapter by a veterinarian to determine
whether the level of neglect or abuse in violation of this chapter is sufficient to require removal
of the animal This section does not condone illegal entry onto private property
(7) Any owner whose domestic animal is removed pursuant to this chapter shall be given
written notice of the circumstances of the removal and notice of legal remedies available to the
owner The notice shall be given by posting at the place of seizure, by delivery to a person
residing at the place of seizure, or by registered mail if the owner is known In making the
decision to remove an animal pursuant to this chapter, the officer shall make a good faith effort
to contact the animal's owner before removal
(8) The agency having custody of the animal may euthanize the animal or may find a
responsible person to adopt the animal not less than fifteen business days after the animal is
taken into custody A custodial agency may euthanize severely injured, diseased, or suffering
animals at any time An owner may prevent the animal's destruction or adoption by (a)
Petitioning the Yakima Municipal Court for the animal's immediate return subject to court-
imposed conditions, or (b) posting a bond or security in an amount sufficient to provide for the
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animal's care for a minimum of thirty days from the seizure date If the custodial agency still
has custody of the animal when the bond or security expires, the animal shall become the
agency's property unless the court orders an alternative disposition If a court order prevents
the agency from assuming ownership and the agency continues to care for the animal, the
court shall order the owner to renew a bond or security for the agency's continuing costs for
the animal's care
(9) If no criminal case is filed within fourteen business days of the animal's removal, the owner
may petition the Yakima Municipal Court for the animal's return The petition shall be filed with
the court, with copies served to the law enforcement or animal care and control agency
responsible for removing the animal and to the prosecuting attorney If the court grants the
petition, the agency which seized the animal must deliver the animal to the owner at no cost to
the owner If a criminal action is filed after the petition is filed but before the animal is returned,
the petition shall be joined with the criminal matter
(10) In a motion or petition for the animal's return before a trial, the burden is on the owner to
prove by a preponderance of the evidence that the animal will not suffer future neglect or
abuse and is not in need of being restored to health
(11) Any authorized person treating or attempting to restore an animal to health under this
chapter shall not be civilly or criminally liable for such action
6.20.180 Abandonment of animals prohibited.
It is unlawful for any person to leave any animal unattended for more than twenty -four hours
without adequate care, including without limitation water, food, shelter, sanitation, ventilation,
rest and medical attention
6.20 190 Confinement in motor vehicle prohibited.
It is unlawful for any person to leave any animal confined within or on a motor vehicle at any
location under such conditions as may endanger the health or well -being of the animal,
including without limitation conditions involving dangerous temperature, lack of food, water or
attention
6.20.200 Pet animals - taking, concealing, injuring, killing, etc. — Penalty
(1) Any person who, with intent to deprive or defraud the owner thereof, does any of the
following shall be guilty of a gross misdemeanor and shall be punished as prescribed under
YMC 6 02 050(B) and by a mandatory fine of not Tess than five hundred dollars per pet animal
except as provided by subsection (1)(D) of this section
(A) Takes, leads away, confines, secrets or converts any pet animal, except in cases in
which the value of the pet animal exceeds two hundred fifty dollars,
(B) Conceals the identity of any pet animal or its owner by obscuring, altering, or
removing from the pet animal any collar, tag, license, tattoo, or other identifying device or
mark;
(C) Willfully or recklessly kills or injures any pet animal, unless excused by law;
(D) Nothing in this subsection shall prohibit a person from also being convicted of
separate offenses under RCW 9A.56 030, 9A.56 040, 9A.56 050, or equivalent local ordinance
for theft or under RCW 9A.56 150, 9A.56 160, 9A.56 170, or equivalent local ordinance for
possession of stolen property
(2) The sale, receipt, or transfer of each individual pet animal in violation of this section
constitutes a separate offense
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(3) The provisions of this section shall not apply to the lawful acts of any employees, agent, or
director of any humane society, animal control agency, or animal shelter operated by or on
behalf of any government agency, operating under law
6.20.210 Removal of dog waste from public areas.
It is unlawful for the owner or other person with custody of a dog to fail to remove any feces
excreted by the dog from any public place not designed to receive dog waste, including without
limitation streets, sidewalks, parking strips and public parks, or any private place off the dog
owner's premises.
6.20.220 Keeping in nauseous manner
It is unlawful for any person to keep, harbor or maintain any animal or fowl, or any pen, kennel,
yard, enclosure or building in which animals or fowl are kept, in the city of Yakima in such a
manner as to be nauseous, foul or offensive, and any such animal or fowl or condition or
manner of maintenance is declared to be a nuisance
6.20.230 Injury to property
It is unlawful for any person owning or having the control of any dog to permit the same to
trespass upon private or public property so as to damage or destroy any property or thing of
value, and any such dog is declared to be a nuisance and may be seized and impounded as
provided in this chapter
6.20.240 Rabies inoculation required- Exception.
No person may keep any adult dog unless that dog has been inoculated against rabies, unless
the dog has, for medical reasons stated in writing by a licensed veterinarian, been specifically
exempted from rabies inoculation
6.20.250 Jumping and barking at pedestrians.
It is unlawful for any person to keep or harbor any dog or animal that frequently or habitually
snarls and growls at or snaps or jumps upon or threatens persons lawfully upon the public
sidewalks, streets, alleys or public places of the city of Yakima, and the same is declared to be
a nuisance, and any such dog or other animal may be seized or impounded as provided in this
chapter
6.20.260 Leashes required.
(1) It is unlawful for the owner or custodian of any dog to cause, permit or allow such dog to
roam, run, stray or to be away from the premises of such owner or custodian and to be on any
public place, or on any public property, or the private property of another in the city of Yakima,
unless such dog, while away from such premises, is controlled by a leash or chain not more
than eight feet in length, such control to be exercised by such owner or custodian or other
competent and authorized person, and any dog roaming, running, straying or being away from
such premises and not on a leash as herein provided may be impounded subject to
redemption in the manner provided by ordinance
(2) It is unlawful for the owner or custodian of a potentially dangerous dog, as defined in this
chapter, to cause, permit or allow such dog to be off the premises of such custodian or owner
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unless such dog is under the direct control of an adult person by means of a leash or chain not
more than eight feet in length and a muzzle
(3) Penalties. Anyone violating or failing to comply with the provisions of this section shall be
punishable by civil penalties as set forth in Section 6 20 440
6.20.270 Dogs at large prohibited.
(1) No person, dog owner or custodian shall permit any dog to be at large
(2) The owner or rightful occupant of any premises is presumed to own any dog kept at the
premises
6.20.280 Barking dogs prohibited.
(1) It is unlawful for any person in control of premises to keep, harbor or maintain thereon any
dog or dogs which individually or together habitually bark, growl, yelp, howl or whine so loudly
and for such a duration of time as to unreasonably disturb the peace, quiet, comfort and
repose of others within the city of Yakima Any such dog or dogs shall be declared a nuisance
and may be seized and impounded if such disturbance reoccurs after the person in control of
the premises has received two prior warnings within a period of six months from any law
enforcement or animal control officer of the City
(2) It shall be an affirmative defense to subsection (1) of this section that the howling, yelping,
barking or other noise complained of was by a guard dog or watch dog which was responding
to intruders, trespassers or other persons entering onto or near the premises of the dog owner
6.20.290 Dog bites to be reported.
Any person who is bitten by a dog, or who otherwise is exposed to dog saliva through an open
wound on the person, or any doctor, veterinarian or hospital employee having information that
a person has been bitten by a dog or has otherwise been exposed to dog saliva through an
open wound within the city of Yakima shall notify the department of such bite or exposure,
giving the description of the dog, the name and address of the owner, and the location of the
incident, if known to said person
IMPOUNDMENT OF DOGS
6.20.300 Impoundment of dogs.
Dogs found or reasonably believed to be kept in violation of this chapter may be impounded by
the department. If impounded, a dog shall not be redeemed until it has been microchipped at
the owner's expense Provided, that if a complaint identifying the dog owner of a dog at large,
a barking dog or an unlicensed dog is received and the dog owner can be immediately located,
the dog shall be left with the dog owner, and a summons and notice to appear in regard to the
violation may be issued to such dog owner
6.20.305 Interference with impounding.
It is unlawful for any person in control of premises to refuse to surrender to any law
enforcement or animal control officer of the city of Yakima any dog or dogs sought to be
confiscated or impounded under the provisions of Chapters 6 20 of the city of Yakima
Municipal Code The maximum penalty for a violation of this section shall be ninety days in jail
or one thousand dollars fine or both
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6.20.310 Notice of impoundment.
Upon impoundment of any dog or other animal or the confiscation of a dangerous dog the
impounding authority shall immediately notify the owner in writing Such written notice shall be
served upon the owner or, if the owner is not present, then upon any person of suitable age
and discretion residing at the owner's residence Contained within such written notice shall be
a description of the dog or other animal, any license number, the reason for impoundment or
confiscation, and the terms upon which such dog or other animal may be redeemed If the
owner of such dog or other animal is unknown, then such written notice shall be posted as
soon as possible after confiscation or impoundment at the Humane Society of Central
Washington
6.20.320 Redemption of impounded animals.
(1) The owner or owner's agent of any dog or other animal impounded pursuant to Chapters
6.20 or 6 22 of this title may redeem the impounded dog or animal within forty -eight hours,
exclusive of Sundays and holidays, after notice of the impoundment is given pursuant to
Section 6.20 100 of this chapter Such redemption shall be effected as provided by either
subsection B or subsection C of this section
(2) (A) Except for animals contemplated by subsection (2)(B) of this section, redemption for
each dog may be accomplished by payment to the impounding authority of the amount of
twenty dollars for the first impoundment of the same dog during any twelve -month period, and
the redemption fee shall increase by increments of twenty dollars for each subsequent
impoundment of that same dog during that twelve -month period In addition to the redemption
fee provided by this subsection, a person redeeming an unlicensed dog shall also pay for and
obtain a current city of Yakima dog license before the dog is redeemed In addition to the
redemption fee, an additional charge of ten dollars per day shall be imposed for the period of
time that the impounded dog is kept in the pound after impoundment, together with the cost for
mandatory microchipping, prior to redemption
(B) In the case of smaller animals other than dogs not requiring special equipment for
transporting the same to the pound, the impounding fee shall be twenty dollars, and a charge
of not Tess than ten dollars per day may be imposed by the impounding authority for the care
and feeding of such animals In the case of larger animals requiring special equipment for
transporting the same to the pound (any equipment larger than a pickup or panel delivery
truck), the basic impounding fee shall be twenty dollars, and in the event such an
impoundment occurs at any time other than between nine a.m to five p m on weekdays, or
between ten a.m. and four p m. on a Saturday, or if the impoundment occurs on a legal
holiday, the impoundment fee shall be forty -five dollars. An additional charge of ten dollars per
day shall be made for the care and feeding of such animals.
(C) Any payment required by this subsection for the redemption of an impounded dog or other
animal may be made with any commercially reasonable tender, including but not limited to
cash, money orders or major credit or debit cards, on sufficient identification being made
(3) In the event an owner of an impounded dog or other animal desires to contest the validity
of the impoundment, the impounded dog or other animal nevertheless may be redeemed by
the execution and delivery to the impoundment authority of a promissory note payable to the
city of Yakima in the amount of fifty dollars plus the appropriate impoundment fee, and the
simultaneous filing with the impoundment authority of a request for animal impoundment
hearing on a form to be provided by the impoundment authority and which shall read
substantially as follows.
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"IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT FOR THE CITY OF YAKIMA
CITY OF YAKIMA, ]
Plaintiff, ] NO
v ]
] REQUEST FOR
] ANIMAL IMPOUNDMENT
] HEARING
]
(name of owner) 1
Defendant. ]
I, (full name), as owner or owner's agent of a (dog or animal
description /license number) hereby request a hearing to contest its impoundment of
(date) at (place)
Grounds for contesting the validity of the impoundment:
I understand that if I fail to appear at the time set for hearing, in accordance with a notice to be
given to me by the court, judgment will be entered against me for the amount of my promissory
note payable to the City of Yakima, given in connection with this request for hearing, together
with additional court costs.
Dated
(signature of owner or agent)
Address
Telephone number ,,
The impounding authority shall cause all timely requests for animal impoundment hearing to be
filed with the city of Yakima Municipal Court.
(4) If an impounded dog or other animal is not redeemed by its owner within the forty -eight
hour period following the notice of impoundment, then any person may redeem the dog or
other animal by complying with the provisions of subsection (2)(A) of this section, provided,
however, that within the discretion of the impounding authority, any such impounded dog or
other animal may be humanely destroyed or otherwise disposed of; provided, further, that in
the case of any horse, mule, cattle, hog or other stock animals that may be impounded when
running at large within the city of Yakima, the impounding authority shall follow the procedure
established by the laws of the state of Washington in Title 16 of the Revised Code of
Washington relative to the care and sale of estrays.
(5) Redemption of Dangerous Dogs. Any dangerous dog, as defined in this chapter and which
is confiscated pursuant to Section 6 20 300 of this chapter shall be humanely destroyed within
forty -eight hours after its notice of confiscation is served or posted pursuant to Section
6 20 310 of this chapter, unless its owner or his agent requests a hearing as provided in this
subsection and the dog is ordered released by the court. In the event of a hearing at which the
city prevails, the dog shall be humanely destroyed The person requesting the hearing shall be
liable to the city for the sum of twenty dollars confiscation fee and ten dollars for each day
such dog is confined by the city Requests for such hearing shall be filed with the Yakima
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Municipal Court by the dog owner or his agent with a copy served upon the department of
economics or its designee and shall be made on a form which shall read substantially as
follows.
"IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT FOR THE CITY OF YAKIMA
IN RE THE )
CONFISCATION OF A ) NO
DOG NAMED ) Request for Dangerous Dog
) Dog Confiscation Hearing
owner's name
I , as owner of a
full name
request a hearing to
dog's name and description
contest its confiscation The dog is currently being held at the city impoundment facility I
understand that if I fail to appear at the time set by the Court for hearing, the City shall
humanely destroy the dog
(Signature of owner or agent)
Address
II
Telephone number
(6) The daily boarding fees set forth in this section as costs to the individual redeeming an
impounded dog may be increased from time to time to reflect actual increased cost
assessments by the humane society for boarding city animal impounds.
6.20.330 Injured or diseased animals.
Any dog or other animal suffering from serious injury or disease may be humanely destroyed
by the impounding authority
REGISTRATION OF DANGEROUS DOGS
6.20.340 Dangerous dogs - Registration requirements -Fee.
(1) In addition to any other registration and licensing requirements provided in this chapter, it is
unlawful for a person to keep any dog which has exhibited Level 3, 4, 5 or 6 behavior, as
described in Section 6 20 130 of the Yakima Municipal Code, in the City without a certificate of
registration issued under this section This section shall not apply to dogs used by law
enforcement officials for police work.
(2) The department shall issue a certificate of registration to the owner of a dangerous dog if
the owner presents to the department sufficient evidence of
(A) A proper enclosure to confine the dangerous dog and the posting of the premises with
clearly visible warning signs that there is a dangerous dog on the property In addition, the
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owner shall conspicuously display warning symbols that inform children of the presence of a
dangerous dog, and,
(B) A surety bond issued by a surety insurer qualified under RCW Chapter 48.28 in a form
acceptable to the department in the sum of at least two hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
payable to any person injured by the dangerous dog, or
(C) A policy of liability insurance, such as homeowner's insurance, issued by an insurer
qualified under RCW Title 48.28 in the amount of at least two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, insuring the owner against liability to any person for injuries inflicted by the dangerous
dog
(3) A fee of one hundred fifty dollars shall be paid to the department by any person seeking to
register a dangerous dog
KENNELS
6.20.350 Kennel license-Requirements.
It is unlawful for any person to own, maintain or operate a kennel unless such person has
obtained the applicable license as provided hereinafter If there is a change in the ownership
of any kennel, the new owner shall have the license transferred to his name upon receipt of a
new updated application and payment of a twenty- five - dollar transfer fee
6.20.360 Kennel license-Application.
(1) Information Required Any person making application for a kennel license shall submit to
the department the following information
(A) The name, address and phone number of the owner of the kennel,
(B) The name, address and phone number of the person having primary supervision of
the kennel;
(C) The address or location and phone number of the kennel,
(D) The maximum number of adult dogs which the kennel will contain at any time,
(E) The name and address of the person designated by the applicant as agent for service
of legal process or notice,
(F) A statement giving permission for the inspection of the kennel at any reasonable time,
(G) For all commercial and foster shelter kennels, a certificate of zoning compliance
issued by the appropriate department of the city of Yakima
(2) Notice of Deficiencies. In the event any kennel license applicant fails to provide all required
information or fees, the department shall notify such applicant by first class mail at the mailing
address stated on the application of any such deficiency, demanding that any required
information or fees be provided to the department within thirty (30) days, and stating that if the
such required information or fees are not timely received, any fees paid shall be forfeited and
the application shall be voided
(3) Failure to Provide Information If any applicant fails to timely provide information requested
under this section, a new application and fee shall be required after the thirty days have
expired, and any tag previously supplied shall be voided
(4) Disposition of Fees Received Any fees received by the department for applications that
cannot be processed shall be deposited into a special revenue account within the dog control
department fund and held in that fund for a period of not less than thirty days after notice of
deficiencies in the application is mailed to the applicant or until the required information or fees
are received After thirty days have passed since the applicant was notified of any deficiency,
such fees shall become miscellaneous revenues Any overpayment of fees shall be refunded
to the applicant if the request for overpayment refund is made within ninety days of such
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overpayment.
(5) Appeals. Any decision made concerning the type of kennel to be licensed and the fee
required may be appealed to the appropriate licensing agency for the city of Yakima Should
the appeal be determined in favor of the applicant, the excess of the license fee shall be
refunded from the date the appeal was filed, on a prorated monthly basis
(6) Refunds. Any moneys from the initial application fees that cannot be processed shall be
deposited into a special revenue account in the dog control department fund as a special
revenue item at the end of the forfeiture period Amounts not forfeited shall be deposited into
the kennel license fees category when correct fees are received All refunds are to be made
from the kennel license fee revenue account upon completion of a completed and approved
refund request form
6.20.370 Kennel license -Fees and late penalties.
(1) The application for a kennel license shall be accompanied by a fee as follows.
(A) Commercial or Foster Shelter Kennel: Two hundred fifty dollars per year upon
submission, inspection and approval of the enforcement agency and officer
(B) Hobby Kennel: Fifty dollars per year upon submission, with a surcharge of ten dollars
per unaltered dog, upon inspection and approval of the enforcement agency and officer
(C) Late Penalty' One -half the applicable amount.
(2) The late penalty shall be assessed if the license is not obtained by the 31 of January
6.20 380 Kennel license- Inspection of facilities.
Upon initial application for a kennel license, the department or its designee shall inspect the
subject facilities to determine if they may properly be licensed
6.20.390 Kennel license-Display
The license issued for a kennel shall be posted in a conspicuous place upon the premises
where such kennel is located
6.20.400 Kennel license - Expiration and renewal.
Kennels shall be licensed in January on a yearly basis ending December 31st. Fees for new
applications shall be prorated and charged one - twelfth the fee for each month remaining in the
calendar year License renewals shall be processed in the same manner as the original
application, except that a certificate of zoning compliance is not required Each kennel may
choose from the following options at the time of renewal:
(1) License each dog individually; or
(2) Pay the appropriate kennel fee
6.20.410 Kennel license - Revocation, denial or refusal to renew
A license for any kennel may be revoked, denied or not renewed, for failure to comply with the
provisions of this chapter, and such action by the department shall be final and conclusive
unless within twenty days of written notification thereof an appeal is filed
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6.20.420 Kennel license - Records required.
Each kennel shall prepare, maintain and make available to the department a current record of
all dogs auctioned off, sold, let or otherwise disposed of, proof of vaccination, and a current
record of all dogs born within such facility or acquired from other sources. Such records shall
include the origin, the age and type of dog, and the name and address of the transferee or
transferor A kennel shall have available for inspection at any time all required records, tags,
tattoos or microchip numbers for each dog
6.20.430 Vaccination required.
Each kennel shall cause each dog owned or sold by it to receive current and proper
immunization for distemper, hepatitis, parainfluenza and parvovirus inoculation for dogs over
eight weeks of age and, in addition, rabies inoculation for dogs over four months of age
PENALTIES
CODE CLASS PENALTY CHARGE
6.20 44 Inf $250 00 Slaughter, dress, butcher animals /fowl
6 20 70 Inf $250 00 Dog registration /license required
6 20 130(1) Inf $200 00 Permit dog at large
6 20 130(2) Inf $300 00 Permit dog at large- threatens, menaces
6 20 130(3)(A) Misd Std Permit dog at large- physical inj Animal
6 20 130(3)(B) Inf $400 00 Permit dog at large -prior Level 2 convic.
6.20 130(4) G Misd Std Permit dog to bite /cause harm to person
6 20 130(5) G Misd Std Permit dog at large -bite person, kill animal
6 20 130(5)(B) G Misd Std Permit dog at large -prior Level 3 convic.
6.20 130(6)(A) G Misd Std Permit dog to cause serious injury/death
6.20 130(6)(B) G Misd Std Use dog as weapon to commit crime
6.20 130(6)(C) G Misd Std Dog with prior convic. Level 5
6.20 140(1)(A) Inf $200 00 Fail to control Level 2 dog
6.20 140(1)(B) Misd Std Fail to control Level 3 dog
6 20 140(1)(C) G Misd Std Fail to control Level 4 or 5 dog
6.20 140(1)(D) G Misd Std Fail to euthanize Level 6 dog
6.20 150 Inf $250 00 Permit dog in estrous at large
6 20 160 Misd Std Permit quarantined dog to leave
6 20 170 Misd Std Abuse of animals
6.20 180 Inf $250 00 Abandonment of animal
6.20 190 Inf $500 00 Confinement in automobile
6.20.200 G Misd Std , >$500 Taking, injuring, concealing pet
6.20 210 Inf $100 00 Fail to remove dog waste
6 20.220 Inf $250 00 Keep animal in nauseous manner
6.20.230 Inf $250 00 Allow dog to damage property
6.20.240 Inf $200 00 Fail to provide dog rabies vaccin
6.20 250 Inf $250 00 Allow dog to jump /bark at pedest.
6.20.260 Inf $250 00 Leash violation
6 20.280 Inf $250 00 Barking dog
6 20 305 Misd Std Interfere with impounding
6.20 340 Misd Std Dangerous dog (Lev 3,4,5 or 6) w/o Regis.
6 20 350 Inf $500 00 Own /operate kennel w/o license
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Section 2 Chapter 6 16 of the City of Yakima Municipal Code is hereby repealed
Section 3 Chapter 6.22 of the City of Yakima Municipal Code is hereby repealed
Section 4 This ordinance shall be in full force and effect 30 days after its passage,
approval, and publication as provided by law and by the City Charter
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL, signed and approved this 15th day of
November ,2005
me,
ATTEST Paul P George, Mayor
City Clerk
Publication Date 11/18/05
Effective Date 12/18/05
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BUSINESS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
YAKIMA, WASHINGTON
AGENDA STATEMENT
Item No q
For Meeting Of November 15, 2005
ITEM TITLE Animal Control Regionalization
SUBMITTED BY Bill Cook, Director, Community & Economic Development
CONTACT PERSON/TELEPHONE Joe Caruso, Supervising Code Inspector
(509) 575 -6257
SUMMARY EXPLANATION
After several months of meetings between the junsdictions of Umon Gap, Yakima County,
Humane Society of Central Washington and the City of Yakima, the following ordinance has
been proposed to serve as a regional animal control effort. Each jurisdiction will adopt its own
ordinance, which will have minimal differences.
This ordinance will give animal control officers the additional tools to enforce and recognize the
habitual problem dogs. All jurisdictions will have a common database with common language
and fines and the ability to utilize animal control officers on a mutual aid response.
Points to be discussed.
• Dog license fees (Section 6.20100 )
o Boundaries for Area restricted for animal maintenance (Section 6.20 47 Ord. 1925 )
o Penalties (Section 6.20 430 )
The current Pit Bull Ordinance is not part of this proposed ordinance and could be considered for
a discussion on this date.
Resolution Ordinance Other
Contract__ Mail to (name and address)
Phone
Funding Source
APPROVED FOR SUBMITTAL. ��- =� -o J City Manager
STAFF RECOMMENDATION Consideration of the. Animal Control Amendments
BOARD /COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION
COUNCIL ACTION Ordinance passed. ORDINANCE NO. 2005
INTEROFFICE MEMO
November 15, 2005
TO Honorable Mayor& City Council
FROM. Joseph Caruso, Supervising Code Inspector
RE Animal Control Regionalization Ordinance
On August 9, 2005, a City of Yakima study session was held covering the proposed draft
ordinance for a regional animal control effort. This ordinance has cumulated from several
meetings and discussions conducted by the jurisdictions of the City of Yaluma, City of
Umon Gap, Yakima County and the Humane Society of Central Washington.
Each jurisdiction will adopt its own ordinance, which will basically be formatted with all
of the jurisdictions consisting of the same language with minimal changes that might
affect their jurisdiction. This ordinance has three points that have to be discussed today,
which include dog license fees (Section6.20 100), the boundaries for restricted areas for
animal maintenance (Section 6.20 47 Ord. /1925) and Penalties (Section 6.20 430)
These amendments that are to be discussed today will be an addition to this ordinance
after Councils evaluation and have the final draft ordinance come before Council at the
next city council meeting.
Please note that the Pit Bull ordinance is not part of this ordinance and could be
considered for discussion on this date.
The highpoints of this ordinance are
• To eliminate the penalty fee for a late dog license renewal
• To set a license fee structure where all jurisdictions are similar
• Fees for senior citizens
• Domesticated animals prohibited areas
• Human Responsibility for Dogs - Levels of Behavior and Enforcement
• Penalties for Infractions
YAKIMA C I LINTY SHERIFF'S •FFICE
1 year Tag Unaltered $ 30 00 Renewal $ 25 00 Replacement Tag $ 5 00
Altered $ 15 00 Renewal $ 12 00
3 year Tag Unaltered $ 78 00
Altered $ 33 00
Seniors 62 and over with dogs that ARE altered - Lifetime Tag $25 00
Seeing eye dogs, Hearing ear dogs and Handicapped support dogs - Service Dogs - Lifetime Tag NO FEE
CITY OF YAKIMA
1 year Tag Unaltered $ 30 00 Renewal $25 00 Replacement Tag $2 00
Altered $ 15 00 Renewal $12 00 Replacement tag $5 00
3 year Tag Altered $33 00
Unaltered $70 00
Late Fee after April 1 To be eliminated
Seniors 62 and over with dogs that ARE altered -1 year Tag....$ 10.00
Disabled citizens, Guide Dog (Proof /1 dog only) Service Dog - Permanent Tag....NO FEE
Dogs that are spayed or neutered and owned by persons over the age of 62 years may be
registered for $25.00 Lifetime Tag
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