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501.18: SUMMARY DESTRUCTION OF CERTAIN ANIMALS: Whenever an officer has reasonable cause to believe that a particular animal presents a clear and immediate danger to residents of the City because it is infected with rabies or because of a clearly demonstrated vicious nature,the officer, after making reasonable attempts to impound such animal, may summarily destroy said animal. (Ord. 1078, 6-25-1990) 501.19: KENNELS: Except as provided in Section 501.06, no person shall maintain a kennel (more than two dogs over three months of age), as defined in Chapter 1002 of this Code, without first securing a license pursuant to Chapter 301 of this Code. This fee shall be in addition to the license fee prescribed in preceding sections for each dog kept in such a kennel. Kennel restriction shall not apply to veterinary hospitals licensed under Chapter 310 of this Code. (Ord. 1078, 6-25-1990) (Ord.1355, 11-19-2.007) 501.20: SPECIAL MULTIPLE DOG LICENSES: Repealed (Ord. 1355, 11-19-2007) 501.21: RIDING HORSES: A. Definition: As used in this Section, "riding horse" means any horse which is used primarily for riding. (Ord. 349, 12-1-1961) B. License Required: No person shall keep any riding horse within the City for over 30 days unless a license for such animal has been first secured. C. Condition of License: A license shall be granted to any applicant for a riding horse on the following conditions: 1. Said riding horse shall be used in such a manner so as not to annoy or disturb residents of the City. 2. Said riding horse will be kept in an inconspicuous place and not allowed to run at large. D. Application for License: The application for a license shall be made to the City Manager and granted by the City Council for the license of each particular horse. The license shall be suspended or revoked by the City Council upon any breach of the conditions of license set forth in this Section. (Ord. 349, 12-1-1961) E. Minimum Area and Fencing: No license shall be issued for any riding horse unless the horse shall be kept in an adequately fenced pasture of a minimum size of three acres, but no more than three horses can be kept in such three acre pasture at any one time. For each horse in excess of three, an additional one acre of fenced pasture shall be provided. (Ord. 734, 9-9- 1974) F. License Fee: The license fee for each riding horse is as established by the City Fee Schedule in Section 314.05. (Ord. 1379A, 11-17-2008) G. Term of License: The license granted by the City Council under this Section shall be for the life of each horse and need not be renewed annually. H. Issuing and Affixing Tags: Upon the granting of a license by the City Council, the City Manager shall issue to the licensee a tag indicating that a license has been issued and said tag shall be affixed to the riding horse so licensed. (Ord. 349, 12-1-1961) 501.22: CLEANUP: