NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELEC
TION TOAUTHORIZE ANNUAL
TAX LEVY
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SPECIAL
ELECTION TO AUTHORIZE
DOG CONTROL ORD'NANCE
On November 8, 1971, in
the City of Nyssa, from 8:00
o’clock A.M. until 8:00 P.M.,
a special election will be held
at which the following measure
will be submitted to the voters
for their approval:
AUTHORIZING LICENSEING,
IMPOUNDING AND DISPOSAL
OF DOGS AND PROHIBITING
RUNNING-AT-LARGE.
Shall Ordinance No. 434 pro
viding for the licensing of
dogs, prohibiting dogs from
running at large, providing
for impounding and disposal
of dogs and providing penal
ties for violation thereof take
full force and effect on the
10th day of January, 1972,
as provided in said ordinance.
500 For Dog Control Ordi
nance------------ YES
501 For Dog Control Ordi
nance------------- NO
The polling place for the ele
ction will be at the Meeting
Room of the Nyssa Public Li
brary, 319 Main Street, Nyssa
for all precincts.
WITNESS my hand and seal
of the City of Nyssa this 15th
day of October, 1971.
Fred O. Kock, City Recorder
Published October 21, 28 and
November 4, 1971.
On November 8, 1971, in the
City of Nyssa, from 8:00 o’
clock A.M. until 8:00 o’clock
P.M., a special election will
be held at which the following
measure will be submitted to
the voters for their approval:
AUTHORIZING CONTINUING
ANNUAL TAX LEVY FOR EN
FORCEMENT DOG CONTROL
ORDIANANCE
“Shall the City Council of
the City of Nyssa be author
ized to levy annually a spe
cial tax not exceeding $6,500
upon
all taxable property
within said City, for the pur
pose of providing funds to
enforce Ordinance No. 434,
known as the dog control or
dinance,
and any future
amendments thereto, includ
ing employment and salary
of a poundmaster, for pur-
chase of required equipment
and for expenses of adminis
tering a dog control pro
gram, which tax shall be
outside the limitation on tax
ation in Article XI, Section
11, oftheOregonConstitution,
and in addition to existing
levies.”
502 For Annual Tax Levy
------------- YES
503 For Annual Tax Levy
--------------- NO
The polling place for the
election will be at the Meeting
Room of the Nyssa Public Li
brary, 319 Main Street, Nyssa,
for all precincts.
This measure, if adopted, will
empower the City Council to
levy each year, commencing
with the fiscal year 1971/1972
a special tax in such sum, not
exceeding $6,500 in any year,
as in the judgment of the City
Council, may be required to
enforce and fulfill the provi
sions of Ordinance No. 434,
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commonly known as the Dog
Control Ordinance. THIS LEVY
WILL BE IN ADDITION TO
THE
EXISTING CITY TAX
LEVY ANDOUTSIDETHECON-
STITUT1ONAL SIX PER CENT
LIMITATION
UPON
THE
CITY’S TAXING AUTHORITY.
WITNESS my hand andsealof
the City of Nyssa, this 15th
day of October, 1971.
Fred O. Koch, City Recorder
Published October 21, 28 and
November 4, 1971
DOG CONTROL ORDINANCE
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that
appearing below is a true copy
of Ordinance No. 434 of the
City of Nyssa, duly adopted by
the City Council on the 12th
day of October, 1971, which
ordinance has been referred to
the legal voters of the City,
for their approval or disappro
val at a special election called
to be held on Monday, November
8, 1971.
The ballot title and
proposition to be voted upon is
set forth in the foregoing no
tice of election.
In the event a majority of the
legal voters approve Ordinance
No. 434, it will take effect on
January 10, 1972. In the event
a majority of the legal voters
reject Ordinance No. 434, it will
become null and void.
ORDINANCE NO. 434
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING
FOR THE LICENSING OF DOGS,
PROHIBITING
DOGS FROM
RUNNING AT LARGE, PRO
VIDING FOR IMPOUNDING AND
DISPOSAL OF DOGS, AND PRO
VIDING PENALTIES FOR VIO
LATIONS.
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Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Pag« Eight
THE CITY OF NYSSA DOES
ORDAIN;
Section 1. DEFINITIONS. As
used in thisordiance, unless the
context otherwise indicates:
(a) ‘‘Dog" shall be intended
to mean both male and female;
(b) ‘‘Owner’’
shall be in
tended to mean any person or
persons, firm, associations or
corporation owning, keeping, or
harboring a dog.
(c) ‘‘Leash’’ shall be inten
ded to mean any chain, rope,
cord, or similar means of phy
sical control.
(d) “At Large” shall be in
tended to mean off the premises
of the Owner, and not under
the control of the Owner or a
member of his immediate family
■ either by leash, rope, cord,
chain or other physical control.
Section 2. LICENSE REQUIR
ED.
It shall be unlawful for
any person to own, harbor, keep
or possess a dog within the
City without first procuring a
license therefor as provided
by thisordiance. The provisions
of this section shall not be in
tended to apply to dogs whose
owners are non-residents temp
orarily within the city for a
period not exceeding thirty (30)
days, nor to dogs brought into
the city for the purpose of par
ticipating in any dog show, nor
to “seeing-eye” dogs properly
trained to assist blind persons
when such dogs are actually
being used by blind persons for
the purpose of aiding them in
going from place to place.
Section 3. LICENSE-APPLI
CATION-FEES. All dog licenses
shall be issued for the calendar
year and shall expire as of
December 31st of the year. The
owner or
person having in
charge any dog within the city
limits of the City, subject, to
license, shall, not later than
March 1st of each year, or
within 30 days after becoming
owner or keeper of such dog,
whichever is later, make ap
plication for a dog license to
the City Recorder, or to such
other person or persons design
ated by the City to issue dog
licenses, and shall pay at the
time of application a license
fee of $2
for each male or
spayed female dog and of $3
for each female dog.
Upon
receipt of application and fees,
there shall be issued to said
applicant a receipt and num
bered license designating the
owner’s name and address, the
sex of the dog and the fee paid
by applicant, together with a
tag bearing the year of issue,
the name of the County in which
issued and a number corre
sponding to that upon the re
ceipt and license. It shall be
unlawful for anyone to make
a false statement in said ap
plication for said license.
Section 4. COLLAR-TAG.
Every Owner shall be required
to provide each dog with a
collar to which the license tag
must be affixed, and shall see
that the collar and tag are worn
at all times.
In case a dog
tar is lost or destroyed, a dup
licate will be issued by the
Clerk upon presentation of a
receipt showing the payment of
the license fee for the current
year, and the pavm’nt of a
fiftv (50C) cent fee for such dup
licate. Dog tags shall not lie
transferable from one dog to
another and no refunds shall
be made oo any dog license fee
John Marsh, right, District Sales Mana
ger for Prudential Insurance Company is
shown presenting Larry Miller, Prudential’s
local district agent with these two certi
ficates given by the National Association
of Life Underwriters.
One certificate is the National Sales Ach
ievement Award, presented in recognition of
because of the death of the dog
or the owner’s leaving the city
before expiration of the license
period.
Section 5.
RUNNING AT
LARGE.
It shall be unlawful
for any owner or keeper of a
dog to allow or permit such
dog, whether licensed or not to
be or remain upon the streets
or alleys, or in any other pub
lic place in the City, or upon
any other premises without the
consent of the person in poss
ession of such premises, unless
such dog shall;
(a) be in charge of a per
son and controlled by a leash
not exceeding 10 feet in length,
or
(b) be confined in a motor
vehicle or other means of tran
sportation.
Section 6. DOGS WHICH ARE
NUISANCES. A dog is a nui
sance if it:
(a) howls or- barks in such
a manner as to deprive any per
son of peace and quiet,
(b) runs at large,
(c) trespasses on property
not owned by or under control
or custody of the owner or
custodian of such dog.
(d) bites a person,
(e) chases vehicles or per
sons.
Section 7. IMPOUNDING. It
shall be the duty of every po
lice officer to apprehend any dog
found running at large contrary
to the provisions of Section 5
and to impound such dog in the
city pound or other suitable
place. The Poundmaster, upon
receiving any dog, shall make
a complete registery, entering
the breed, color, and sex of
such dog and whether licensed.
If licensed in Malheur County,
Oregon, he shall determine the
name and address of the owner
and enter the same with the
number of the licensed dog. Li
censed dogs shall be separted
from unlicensed dogs.
Section 8. NOTICE TO OWN
ER AND REDEMPTION. Not
later than three (3) days after
the impounding of any dog, a
written notice shall be posted
on the bulletin board at the
City Hall of the City, which no
tice shall state the date of said
notice, the date of taking up
and impounding said dog, a ge
neral description thereof, the
dog’s license number and name
of owner, if licensed by the
County of Malheur, and a state
ment that said dog will be dis
posed of at the expiration of
five (5) days from the date of
posting such notice, except as
hereinafter otherwise provided.
In addition to the foregoing
the City shall
ascertain the
name and address of the owner
of all non-Malheur County dogs
bearing a current license or
other means of identification and
shall immediately notify such
owner by U.S. Registered or
Certified Mail, with return re
ceipt requested, of the impound
ing of such dog and that such
dog will be disposed of as pro
vided by this ordinance unless
claimed within 5 days after the
date of receipt of such notice
as indicated by said return re
ceipt.
If within said period the own
er or keejier of such impounded
dog shall claim the same, he
shall be entitled to recover pos
session of said dog upon pay
ment to the City Recorder of a
claim fee of $1 plus the cost
of taking up and caring for said
dog while impounded and if such
dog shall be unlicensed, the
claimant shall pay in addition
to the foregoing, an annual li
cense fee, plus penalty, if re
quired by this ordinance.
If at the expiration of the
applicable period of notice as
herein before provided, any dog
shall be unclaimed, or the owner
or keeper thereof shall fail to
successful sales and service achievements
in the public interest.
The other is the
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of quality life underwriting service to the
public as evidenced by an excellent record
of maintaining in force and extending the
benefits of life insurance.
pay the claim fee, costs and
charges as provided in this
section, the Poundmaster may
dispose of such dog:
(a) by delivering the same
to any person who will pay the
license fee provided herein plus
the claim fee and costs herein
provided, or
(b) by destroying such dog in
a humane manner.
Section 9.IMPOUNDING-IN
TERFERENCE UNLAWFUL. It
shall be unlawful for any per
son to hinder, molest or inter
fere with anyone who may be
engaged in seizing, keeping or
removing any dog in conformity
with the provisions of this or
dinance.
Section 10.
RABIES. The
C ity Health Officer of the Pound
master shall have authority to
order the owner of any dog
showing symptoms of rabies,
or which has bitten any person,
so as to cause an abrasion or
laceration of the skin, to sub
mit such dog to the City Pound
for quarantine for a period not
to exceed 15 days, and if the
dog shall be determined free of
rabies, the same shall be re
turned to the owner. Then re
gular fee for maintaining im
pounded dogs shall be payable
by the owner if such dog was
in violation of this ordinance
at the time of being taken up.
In lieu of submitting such dog
to the City Pound, the owner
may, at his own expense, sub
mit such dog to a licensed
veterinarian for examination.
The owner shall not thereafter
remove such dog from custody
of said veterinarian unless the
latter shall certify that such
dog is free of rabies.
The owner of the City Pound
master shall cause any dog
determined to be afflicted with
rabies io be immediately de
stroyed.
Section 11. DOGS-DESTRO-
YAL OR DISEASED. Any dog
impounded hereunder and suf
fering from serious injury or
disease, may be humanely de
stroyed at the discretion of the
City Poundmaster.
Section 12. RULESANDRE
GULATIONS - FEES. The City
shall adopt such rules and re
gulations and schedule of fees
to be charged for the care of
any impounded dog, as may be
necessary for the enforcement
of the provisions of this or
dinance.
Section 13. RABIES: NOTICE.
If a dog is believed to have
rabies or has been bitten by a
dog suspected of having rabies,
or has bitten any person, such
dog shall be placed under the
observation of a veterinarian
at the expense of the owner for
a period of fifteeen (15) days.
The Poundmaster is empowered
to have such dog removed to a
veterinary hospital and there
placed under observation at the
expense of the owner. Every
owner, or other person, upon
ascertaining that
a dog is
rabid shall immediately notify
the Poundmaster or a police
man, who shall either remove
the dog to the pound or to a
veterinary hospital, or shall
summarily destroy it.
Section 14. PENALTIES. Any
owner found violating any pro
vision of this ordinance shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof shall be
punished by a fine of not less
than $15 for the first offense;
not less that $50 for the se
cond offense; not less than$100
for the third offense; and not
less than $150 for all subse
quent offenses.
Section 15. REPEALOFCON-
FLICTING ORDINANCES. All
existing ordinances of the City
of Nyssa are hereby repealed
insofar as they may be incon
sistent with the provisions of
this ordinance.
Section 16. SEPARABILITY
OF PROVISIONS. It is the in
tention of the City Council that
each separate provision of this
ordinance shall be deemed in
dependent of all other pro-;
visions herein, and it isfurthef
the intention of the City Coun
cil that if any provision of
this ordinance be declared in
valid,
all other provisions
thereof shall remain valid and
enforceable.
Section 17. EFFECTIVE DATE
This ordinance shall be in fuH
force and effect ninety (90) days
from and after its passage, ap
proval and publication.
Passed by the City Council
of the City of Nyssa, Oregon,
by the following vote on this
12th day of October, 1971.
;
AYES:
Bauman, Coffmany
Metcalf, Morrison, Oldemeyer
and Stenkamp
NAYES: None
ABSENT: Rieb
Approved by the Mayor of thç
City of Nyssa, Oregon this 12th
day of October, 1971.
Larry A. Bauman, Mayor'»
ATTEST: Fred O. Koch, City
Recorder
Published October 21, 28;
1971
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