Council adopts legislation regarding dogs, easements
The Grants Pass City Council adopted a pair of housekeeping measures at its meeting tonight.
One, an ordinance, amends the city municipal code relating to dogs. The ordinance drops the fine for allowing your dog to excessively bark, trespass on others' property or relieve itself in a park or on others' private property from $295 to $75.
The other was a resolution that holds the city, or adjacent property owners, harmless from personal injury or property damage lawsuits on unimproved paths and easements in the city.
Both passed unanimously.
One, an ordinance, amends the city municipal code relating to dogs. The ordinance drops the fine for allowing your dog to excessively bark, trespass on others' property or relieve itself in a park or on others' private property from $295 to $75.
The other was a resolution that holds the city, or adjacent property owners, harmless from personal injury or property damage lawsuits on unimproved paths and easements in the city.
Both passed unanimously.
Posted on 5/16/12 by Brian Mortensen
House Bill 4176 (all words in italics are not part of the law)