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4.1,4 A. landowner obtaining a hunting perm it.is responsible for ensuring.that the terms of the permit are observed. If a permit is approved by the City Council; the landowner must post a cash security of $50.0.00 before the permit is issued. I f there. is a coinplaint or report that permit terms were violated during -the hunt, the City Council shall hold a.heariog on the. complaint and.reporl; after giving the aftected.owner at least fourteen. 04) days' notice ofthe hearing. If following the hearing the City Council concludes that a permit violation did occur, the Council may require that some ,or all of the cash security bet forfeited to the City, in the Councils. discretion. 4..1.5 The maximum duration of a. hunting permit shall be three «tdiye weeks, one hunt per property owner per year. Such weeks must appear on .the permit. A permit may authorize the. discharge and use of (bow) weapons a maximum of three.consecutive.days. in any single -week. Such days mustappear on.thepermit::Other activities (such as setting up stands) may take place. on the days on which weapons discharge:is W.permitted.*_W do not need to' be consecutive but must be within hunting season. 4.1.6 Any person hunting.under a.permit who is-rwfoneofthe permit applicants must have.written permission to hunt signed Uy all ofthe propettyovape*). The hunter must:have•thispermission form and a copy of the•permit.in their possession while.huntingunder the permit. 4.13 The pernsit fee shall beset• forth.lxfCity Council. resolution. 4. L8 Ruhting.sliall be done.- ' om-elevated de..er stands :only. I lunters.shall not drivew herd deer into a Bunting area. All hunters. must have appropriate. State licensing and required permits.for•all deer taken. All. State and,Federal .hunting -rules. and regulations shall apply in ,addition to requirements imposed by•the City Council. 4:1.9 The, City Goitncii may solicit the Moro: Bow HunterivResdurce•Base or any other approved organizatiotrtaHumton *an -approved landowner'i-propertyTor-lbe.pi rpose of hunting deer.'rhe City •CbunciVwill. determine i€there are any, fees:inVolved•in:si 6ii ahunt and the requirements.of the Bunt. 4.1.10 All ctx 41tions of.a deer hunt must be met by the landowner(s). Failure to do this forfeits all. fees to the city;artd jeopardizes:.future hunts for the property owner. If the conditions of any aspect of Nie•permit•are:to.:be changed; the. landowner must bring the change with new documiertts:to the'City Council for appravaf prior•to the hunt. 4.1.:11 -The •following documents need to be delivered to the city by *the Tuesday before. the City Council* Meeting. -permit. request, signed document from all adjacent property owners.to the :property where t6hnht will.takeplaee, a googie map.of the property with.a distance scale showingthe loeauon•ofhothes and°the distance between the. homes and the deer stand(s),.andAll appropriate fees. 4.I:][2 There shall be no huntine allowed on October 31, 4.2 Target Archery. A person:may .ttse a bow and arrow on•private pttoperty, with permission from the owner, .ortarget archery. Arrows:used for target archeWmust havepoints that are no -wider than the•shgt . of the arrow, and not razor. -edged on any surface. Archers: must shoot at a.target, and targets must be mounted on material of suitic'tentdepth and density to stop an arrow fired from the bow used.by the archer. re not considered suitable backing material Trees and :other live plants afor mounting -targets.. The shootinl& area and the targets inust•be•placed so.that there are no buildings; rights= Pway, or publio lands withih it reasonable distance behind the.targets; the "clear" area must beat least 113 of the estimated maximum shot. distance for the type of bow used by the. archer. Ordinance No. t2413 taunting & Discbarging of Weapons Page i of 3